ST reader and sometimes-commenter “scmommy” has officially started her own blog called A GeeChee Girl’s View. This evening, I added this sweet lady to the “Reader Blog” section of my blogroll and wish her much success with it. If you get a chance, check it out …. this post is probably my favorite so far đ
As ya’ll have probably guessed by now, I’m a big fan of Tammy Bruce. The woman is sharp as a tack and as I’ve said before, she is THE person to have on our side in the culture wars we are battling today. I’m just about doing reading her recently released book The New American Revolution : Using the Power of the Individual to Save Our Nation from Extremists. And highly recommend it to ST readers.
Stephen Hayes, the man who has done the job the administration has not in terms of keeping us informed of Iraq’s ties to terrorists, WMD capabilities, etc has written a piece in the Weekly Standard wondering why the heck it’s so hard for him to obtain unclassified documents discovered in post-war Iraq.
Having big time problems with my email today. I can receive, but when I try to respond to emails, I get this “your email may not have been sent, please try again” message …. and in some cases I can’t even view the actual email itself outside of the title of it on the main page. I guess Earthlink is experiencing issues with their webmail.
I ran across an interesting tidbit of info while looking for something else today on Google – regarding how people came to believe that Iraq was behind 9-11. Popular belief is that only 3% of people surveyed shortly after 9-11 believed that Iraq was behind 9-11, and furthermore that the reason people believed that Iraq had ties to 9-11 were because of how the admin allegedly tried to deliberately blur the lines on the connections between Iraq and Al Qaeda – with AQ of course being the terrorist group behind 9-11:
Nominations are now being accepted for the 2005 Weblog Awards.
