Posted on 08 October 2008
Tags: America, anti intellectualism, Bill Buckley, Boston, Bush, campaign book, campaign trail, cancer, catwalk, conservative side, Curtis Yates, David Brooks, David Brooks Calls Sarah, David Brooks Calls Sarah Palin An, DAVID BROOKS SEES, fatal cancer, Google, google trends, handful, Harvard, harvard faculty, Hugh Hewitt, Jeffrey Goldberg, Joe Biden, John McCain, Kathryn Jean Lopez, kelis, kelis sex tape, Kos, leryn franco, leryn franco catwalk, liberal ideas, literary agent, little anti-media box, Lynne Cheney, Madonna, Matt Littman, mccain campaign, national review online, New York, new york observer, New York Times, news of the day, Newsweek, Newsweek Under Fire For Not Touching Up Palin Cover Photo, nipslip, prejudices, president bush, presidential race, radio host, Republican Party, Sarah Palin, Sarah Palin An, Sarah Palin An Awful, Sarah Palin Won, sex tape, swipes, Tammy Haddad, the National Review, The New York Observer, The New York Times, The Washington Monthly, tumor, United States, Us Weekly, WASHINGTON, washington monthly, whole life, yates
Newsweek Under Fire For Not Touching Up Palin Cover Photo. I am more than a little mystified how this big news story has made its way onto Google Trends when there are only three other blogs reporting on it and two of the are splogs. Never the less I am here to truly [...]
Posted on 03 October 2008
Tags: abortion case, abortion cases, Alaska, alaska gov, CBS, city of new london, death penalty case, elitist, eminent domain, fox news, hard time, Katie Couric, kelo v city of new london, London, Louisiana, New York Times, reading comprehension, reading habits, research staff, roe v wade, Sarah Palin, Supreme Court, supreme court case, supreme court cases, The Economist, The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Wall Street Journal, WASHINGTON, Yahoo
Yes those were the words I wanted to scream aloud when I read this next story.
Palin revises judges, newspaper answers - Yahoo! News
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin clarified two of her more memorable gaffes this week involving Supreme Court cases and her reading habits.
In an interview with CBS’s Katie Couric earlier this week, Palin was unable [...]
Posted on 24 August 2008
Tags: America, cheapest products, Christian, christian science, David Campbell, Economy, Education, Evolution, Evolutionary, Faith, florida, God, high tech, india, Intelligent Design, Japan, jobs, Korea, New York Times, NYTimes.com
ORANGE PARK, ORANGE PARK, Science, scientific and high tech jobs, The New York Times, Wal-Mart
America is failing because we do not want to achieve greatness in the world of science. We complain that jobs go overseas, but there is no one to blame but ourselves. When we demanded all of our clothes and toiletries be Wal-Mart cheap, everyone followed the Wal-Mart way and bought the cheapest products [...]
