The Washington Post warns today that while an Obama presidency would likely keep the USSC “balanced” in the almost-sure event that one or more of the USSC’s liberal justices retire during the next presidential term, a McCain presidency would “shift to a consistently conservative majority” ready to tackle issues important to “the right”:
One of my sisters had a bday earlier this week and today she, me, mom and my other sister are getting together for our 4 times a year girls day out I’ll probably end up taking the whole day off from blogging unless something hot pops up in the news, because I need at least a day off the comp. to relax and breathe. The 8-5 has been crazy busy, which is good considering the economy and the uneven ground it seems to be on right now – so I’m not complaining about that because work=job security, but I do wish I had more time in the day to blog. Sometimes I come home at night and I’m just beat, but this is my real passion so I do what I can in the evenings to make up for what I sometimes can’t do during the day. It’s a labor o’ love, for sure …
The Globe and Mail reports that the Canadian Human Rights Commission has dismissed the complaint against Steyn and the magazine he frequently writes for (via Mark Hemingway):
He and Hillary appeared together today for the first time in, like, forever, in – predictably – Unity, NH.
… over them trying to expose voter fraud. Outfreakingrageous!
Dutch lawmaker Geert Wilders’ 15 minute film Fitna, which is harshly critical of the Koran and Islamofascism, was officially released today with much fanfare, not to mention condemnation from – of course – the Dutch government:
