Rosie won’t be on MSNBC after all
According to her, because she blabbed about it, the deal is off.
Quote of the week (possibly even quote of the year)
“It really comes down to this: you are determined to see Iraq become a permanent hellhole because you hate Bush. And we are determined to see Iraq become a success, because we want to live.”
Last day to vote in 2007 Weblog Awards – PLUS: ST picks up important endorsement!
Voting ends at 5 pm ET today, so if you haven’t voted yet, or haven’t voted in the last 24 hours, you can still do so in the all the categories, including the Best Conservative Blog category (wink, nudge!).
Simply sweet.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but this one this one is worth thousands of thank-yous. I’ll add three of my own:
Weather Channel founder says myth about ‘man-made’ global warming is the “greatest scam” of all time
Via Noel Sheppard, I just read this very interesting piece about Weather Channel founder John Coleman (who is now the meteorologist for KUSI in San Diego), and his belief that global warming is the “greatest scam in history.” Here’s a preview:
In which we go from “good news is bad news” to “bad news is good news”
Last August, I wrote a post about the left’s negative attitudes as they relate to good news, especially when it’s good news related to the war on terror. More recently, we’ve seen this attitude when it was noted by several mainstream media outlets that prominent war critics were changing their tunes on Iraq, thanks to the success of the surge. The Usual Suspects didn’t and don’t want to hear anything that might contradict that their day in and day out bashing of the administration’s change in strategy in Iraq as a “failure.” And just yesterday, the Daily Kos blog couldn’t even bring themselves to admit that the surge had anything to do with the dramatic fall in casualty figures – both civilian and troop – in Iraq. They gave credit to …Muqtada al-Sadr.