Cognitive Dissonance

In some ways I consider myself lucky that I have never visited New Orleans – this way I don’t feel so much loss at what was destroyed. I get to … Continue reading Make It Right – New Orleans

I comment a lot about how people tend to be pretty geographically static, i.e., they don’t move. For like, generations. Now some dude over at Strange Maps has overlaid Historical … Continue reading I like to Move it Move it…

It has been an interesting week to listen to the great sound of teeth gnashing across America as the future Obama Administration starts to form, and too many people feel … Continue reading Of Course Obama Forgave Lieberman

Throughout this election we were all waiting for the big October surprise to hit. Endless discussions went back and forth on what was going to happen, and when. With more … Continue reading The October Surprise that Failed

I tend to be pretty bombastic in conversation and writing, on occasion I have been known to use fowl language even. That stems largely from the fact that I tend … Continue reading What are we gonna use, harsh language?

If you haven’t seen this yet: you need to. That’s a trend that no Republican should like to see, but no Republican should be surprised by. This isn’t a Center-Right … Continue reading Blue Wave

Well, this is my first time volunteering for any campaign. I started with going to the web site at Barackobama.com and making phone calls., But today, I took the day … Continue reading First time Canvassing for Burner, Gregoire, and Obama

If you haven’t read Conservatives Without Conscience, you should. But this post from John Dean touches on all the high points of that book, incase you don’t have time to … Continue reading John Dean: The Short Form