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Friday, Jan 09, 2004
dinner for two
bloggies v. koufax nominations.
free acid paper
"These 9 drawings were done by an artist under the influence of LSD -- part of a test conducted by the US government during it's dalliance with psychotomimetic drugs in the late 1950's."
Thursday, Jan 08, 2004
red fight and blue
when i ask myself if dean is electable i have to look at this map and assume he could beat bush in new hampshire. the only other question is can he hold onto pennsylvania iowa wisconsin minnesota oregon washington and new mexico? or can he pick up something marginal but skewing republican like ohio louisiana arizona west virginia kentucky arkansas tennessee or missouri. and then there is a little place i like to call The Sunshine State. isnt a strategy that solidifies what you already control especially in the midwest the best way to go. maybe you can turn ohio missouri and/or florida.
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shall i compare thee...
ny mets fans petition ownership to sign outfielder Vladimir Guerrero.sabermets counts the ways.
con fab
republicons.org -- News, opinion, and building a strategy for the future through progressive thought and deed.
doctor W
just noticed that The Carnegie Endowment For International Peace are releasing a report today about the exploitation and obfuscation of WMDs intelligence during the buildup to war in iraq.theres a live webfeed presentation by CEIP at 1230 est.
us news outlets have ignoredthe release although abc news did pick up the reuters (uk) wire story. i dont know if the fact that there is a quote from someone on Nightline has anything to do with that. the financial times has the most balanced report. they also refer to CEIP as a "moderately left of center" think tank which i would say is more apt than "liberal."
the new republican
the new republic endorsetheir irrelevancelieberman.
mcgoverning expectations
"The Democrats see a hobgoblin under the bed, and his name is George McGovern. Low-grade panic is beginning to set in as pundits forecast a repeat of 1972: "As Massachusetts goes, so goes the District of Columbia." The prospect of "another McGovern" whets the appetite of Bush partisans while generating gloom and shame among Democrats. Howard Dean, for one, flees the association, while other candidates tar him with it."
late night with dave
now be honest, if i got cable, how long do you think it would be before im twitching in front of the tv at 430 in the morning flipping back and forth between fantasy island and jabberjaw? extra credit - how many nearly empty poland spring bottles under the coffee table will i knock over on my way to bed that night?