Of course we all know about the scary and sad state of the Republican party, but this article does a nice job in summarizing the whole sordid state of affairs.
Ever try to argue with a cult member?
"Birth of the Cool" is an album that collects the twelve sides recorded by the Miles Davis nonet (featuring Gerry Mulligan, Lee Konitz and others) for Capitol Records in 1949 and 1950. The music is considered seminal. This blog is dedicated to that spirit -- keeping things "cool" by blog birthing. If you've got somethin' cool to share, blow on.
Of course we all know about the scary and sad state of the Republican party, but this article does a nice job in summarizing the whole sordid state of affairs.
Ever try to argue with a cult member?
If you do quite a bit of reading, it is inevitable that you will run across Latin phrases. Sometimes the author will provide the translation either directly or through a character’s dialog, but all too often you never do really know what it means.
Well, I ran across this Wikipedia entry that is really handy. Bookmark it in your browser so that you will have it handy the next time you encounter the undefined Latin phrase.
These days it amazes me that the President still has positive approval ratings and is beating the Republican candidates in the polls. I expect this to remain the same, or even improve right up to the 1012 election.
So, you ask, how can the Republicans have any chance of winning back the White House? The answer for them is to keep as many of Obama’s base supporters as possible from voting at all. This process is well underway as evidenced by new laws passed by Republican State Legislatures requiring voter identification cards at the polls, limiting the time of early voting, ending same-day registration and making it difficult for groups to register new voters.
They’re getting away with it too! Read this article for a scary look at this whole sordid subject.
Geez, it’s Bill Clinton and the blue dress all over again. This Anthony Wiener thing is just like the Clinton fiasco with Monica. I really respected both of them, and in the end still (mostly) do, but I keep coming back to the question of “what the hell were these guys thinking.” Sort of like walking down the main boulevard with your junk hanging out and then being surprised that anyone noticed.
For each of them, I still say, “What a maroon!”
Definition of “Maroon” from the Urban Dictionary:
A term of derision often uttered by Bugs Bunny when referring to an interaction with a dopey adversary. It is a mispronunciation of the word "Moron"
"What a Maroon!" "Will ya get a load of this maroon"
~ Tom