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"People are saying what in the world is going on with North Carolina, we look like Mississippi." - NC Gov. Bev Perdue (D) on the passage of Amendment One, 5-11-12
Monthly Archives: May 2006 «
More on the culture of corruption
… Democrat style: Senate Democratic Leader Harry M. Reid (Nev.) accepted free ringside tickets from the Nevada Athletic Commission to three professional boxing matches while that state agency was trying to influence him on federal regulation of boxing. Reid took the free seats for Las Vegas fights between 2003 and 2005 as he was pressing [...]
Monday open thread
Here ya go
Hurricanes win game 5 in OT
They didn’t look great early on, but the Hurricanes eventually got it together enough to win game five 4-3 against the Buffalo Sabres. Game 6 will be played tomorrow night in Buffalo – game time is 7:30 pm ET (I got the game time on last night’s game wrong … I swear OLN was advertising [...]
BBC’s anti-Iraq war bias
Remember back in 2003 how the British Navy’s flagship switched the TVs onboard from BBC News to Sky News because of complaints about the BBC’s war coverage, which many said contained a distinct pro-Iraqi bias? The BBC is at it again, this time by trumping up desertion numbers in the British military. First, the story: [...]
More strange bedfellows in the Jefferson case
First, it was House Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-Ill) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) issuing a joint statement condeming and calling “unconstitutional” the FBI’s seizure of documents from Rep. William Jefferson’s (D-LA) Congressional office in Washington, DC. Now, we’ve got Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-TN) and Assistant Senate Minority Leader Dick Durbin (D-Ill) [...]
Remember the fallen
(Monday Update: Michelle Malkin has a link roundup of other Memorial Day tributes around the blogosphere. Check the trackbacks here for other tributes.) — I originally posted the following message back on August 11, 2005 – and wanted to re-post it today, in honor of Memorial Day. Though my message included a tribute to those [...]
Weekend open thread
Got some shopping to do, and a much-anticipated appointment at the salon this afternoon, so I’ll be out for most of the day – and at the same time doing my best to avoid race weekend traffic at Lowe’s Motor Speedway (ugh). Here’s your open thread for this weekend. One thing I’ve been remiss about [...]
Too short for prison?
Several readers have sent me links to this bizarre story about a judge in Lincoln, Nebraska who sentenced a 5’1 man who was convicted of sexually assaulting a child to probation, rather than serving hard time in prison – because he was “too short” to “survive” a “state prison”: LINCOLN, Nebraska (AP) — A judge’s [...]
‘Canes even up Eastern Conference series, make statement with 4-0 victory over Sabres
I watched this game last night and the ‘Canes looked like champions. In game three, they had to play comeback kid and didn’t complete the ‘comeback’ – but last night, the ‘Canes came out the victor. I have a new nickname for ‘Canes goalie Martin Gerber: “The Wall.” The guy was fantastic in stopping all [...]
ST reader Mwalimu Daudi gets quoted at Slate :)
It’s always nice to get recognized by the bigs, and it’s an added bonus when one of my readers gets props. Michael Weiss, writing for Slate, did a blogger roundup on the confirmation of Gen. Hayden to CIA director, and quoted Mwalimu: In the comments section of conservative Sistah Toldjah’s blog, Mwalimu Daudi writes: “I [...]
