Barry O’s education “initiatives” for kids
“Postive Behavior for Effective Schools” and Climate Change 101 for Kindergarteners? If Barack Obama is elected president, we may have this and more to “look forward” to in our educational system.
McCain campaign releases new web ad called “Ayers” (UPDATE: DID OBAMA KNOW AYERS BEFORE 1995?)
The fit’s gonna hit the shan over this one today …
Photos/Recap of Gov. Palin in Greenville, NC
My friends and fellow North Carolinians Lorie Byrd and Bob Owens went to see the Gov. make her first speech in this great state yesterday, and Lorie has pix and a recap posted here. Looks like the rally was a big success 🙂
First week of early voting in Ohio not living up to expectations
Take a look at this graphic of the number of early voters who have taken advantage of EV in Ohio so far (7 days into it) in its five largest counties: 28,466. Not very impressive. What’s even less than impressive is the number of people who took advantage of Ohio’s controversial same day/vote at the same time rule (the last day to be able to do that before the election was yesterday). Total number? 5,223.
General thoughts on last night’s debate and the state of the race
The consensus I have gotten from many other bloggers and emailers is that last night’s debate stunk, and I couldn’t agree more. Unfortunately, over 62 million watched last night, the most since 1992.
Wednesday open thread
Gonna be another busy day for me today, which is probably for the best as I’m still formulating my thoughts from last night’s debate, am still angry as hell at the Obama campaign’s (and some of his far left supporters) playing of the race card after the debate, and am irked at the whole debate “process” in terms of how certain folks use them as their major determining factor in order to help them make their final decision. More on that later.