
| Char. Obs. | Awful: Racer Dick Trickle found dead in Lincoln County cemetery |
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| NYT | Global: Russia Sends More Advanced Missiles to Aid Assad in Syria |
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| WS | Shock: Report: IRS Deliberately Chose Not to Fess Up to Scandal Before Election |
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| CBS Philly | Whoa: Center City Job Fair For Ex-Offenders Is Canceled After 3,000 Show Up |
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| Lanny Davis | Yes: White House counsel should resign if she knew about IRS abuses |
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Hey ya’ll! Just checking in real quick to say hello. I see the gents are taking good care of the blog, as only a few barstools are laying on the floor, and a few unwashed glasses and empty bottles are scattered on the tables. Ok – who’s in charge of clean up? Catch ya’ll later [...]
Jo Egelhoff asks the question as it relates to school districts over at Fox Politics (no, it’s not related to Fox News; Jo lives in the Fox River valley in northeast Wisconsin), and she doesn’t like the answers. While she focuses specifically on Wisconsin, there are lessons for the rest of the country. The stimulus [...]
The Apology Tour: Will It Ever End?
Blanche Lincoln Says She Will Vote Against Employee Free Choice Act
Sounds like a crazy headline, doesn’t it? Something written by a black helicopter-fearing loony from his underground bunker somewhere in the mountains? Yet that’s exactly what author David Leonhardt did last week when writing about President Obama’s trip to the economic summit: Stimulus Thinking, and Nuance In the summer of 1933, just as they will [...]
Obama thinks “Austrian” is a language?
Newt: U.S. at greater risk under Obama
Voters Say 3-1 Paterson Does Not Deserve Election
(H/T – Gateway Pundit) Adnkronos International reports that a Syrian man disguised as an Al-Jazeera reporter plotted to assassinate President Obama during his official visit to Turkey: As United States president Barack Obama began an official visit to Turkey on Monday, reports surfaced that a Syrian man was arrested in Istanbul in connection with a [...]
(H/T – Lawhawk) Back at my regular home, both my co-blogger Shoebox and I have been monitoring attempts, some successful, others not, by banks to get out from under the Troubled Assets Relief Program. In today’s Wall Street Journal, Stuart Varney relates the story of a larger bank that was forced to take TARP money: [...]