Weds. open thread

Busy busy day … will check back in later. Stay warm, ya’ll!

8 Responses to "Weds. open thread"

Lorica says:

December 19, 2007 at 5:53 pm

I just found out that Alan Greenspan was married to Andrea Mitchell. Could she be the reason that Alan has gone left?? I tell ya I wish I was born a cowboy in the 1880s, at least I wouldn’t have all this stress from the BS lefties, I would have a nice Colt Peacemaker to keep the peace around me. – Lorica
TedintheShed says:

December 20, 2007 at 10:35 am

Anyone hear the runors that Tancredo is dropping out of the race?
PCD says:

December 20, 2007 at 12:46 pm

Ted,

ABC News is pushing that rumor.
PCD says:

December 20, 2007 at 2:54 pm

Hillary’s Brother stiffs Barbara Check Bouncer’s Daughter.

Now Nicole Boxer knows what the country felt from her mother bouncing checks at the House Bank.
forest hunter says:

December 20, 2007 at 8:11 pm

Another Inconvenient Truth
Great White Rat says:

December 20, 2007 at 9:52 pm

Via Breitbart:

Landslide win for S Korea favourite

The conservative candidate for President – the former CEO of Hyundai – won by about 2-to-1 over his closest rival. This has gotta have the leftists with their panties in a bunch:

His victory ends a decade of liberal rule in the South, during which the country embarked on unprecedented reconciliation with rival North Korea that has restored trade and travel across the heavily armed frontier dividing the peninsula.

Mr Lee has promised to take a more critical view of Seoul’s engagement with rival North Korea and seek closer US ties.

Bbbbbut…I thought everyone in the world HATES us!! So how did this happen??
Lorica says:

December 21, 2007 at 1:41 pm

And Condi delivers the smack down on some of Huckabee’s comments from Monday.

WASHINGTON (AP) – In a brief foray into politics, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Friday denounced comments by a leading Republican presidential candidate that the Bush administration’s foreign policy is arrogant and unilateral.
“The idea that somehow this is a go-it-alone policy is just simply ludicrous,” she said at a State Department news conference. “One would only have to be not observing the facts, let me say that, to say that this is now a go-it-alone foreign policy.”

Her remarks came in response to a question about criticism from former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, who has surged in the polls to become a front-runner in the upcoming Iowa caucuses for the GOP presidential nomination. Huckabee recently said the administration’s foreign policy was characterized by a “bunker mentality.”

Rice did not mention Huckabee by name in her response and at first declined to respond, saying dismissively: “Look, I don’t comment on other people’s comments. I don’t have time, all right. I really don’t have time to worry about this.”

But she then launched into a vigorous defense of the administration’s multilateral diplomatic efforts on Afghanistan, North Korea and Iran, and pointed to improving ties with traditional allies in Europe, some of which were strained by the Iraq war.

“We have right now probably the strongest trans-Atlantic relations … I would say in a very long time,” Rice said, noting in particular Britain, France and Germany.

“We’re working with allies in Europe, Russia and China on Iran. The (NATO) alliance is mobilized together in Afghanistan,” she said. “We had 50-plus countries at Annapolis to launch the peace process between Israelis and Palestinians. We’re working together with allies in Lebanon.

“I can go on and on and on and on,” Rice concluded. “And so, I would just say to people, look at the facts.

LINK

This is the ignorant comment that killed Huckabee for me. I most certainly hope he doesn’t get the nomination. – Lorica
forest hunter says:

December 21, 2007 at 7:09 pm

Have you read this article yet?

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