"...everyone is bored,and devotes himself to cultivating habits..these habits are not peculiar to our town.." Albert Camus "The Plague"
Sunday, June 01, 2008
White Woman Thrown Under Bus....
"an inadequate black male" "our democratic party threw us down the tubes" "McCain will be the next president of the United States."
Those are the words of Harriet Christian, a New York democrat and Hillary supporter, reacting to her party's treatment of the Clinton candidacy. She apparently was ejected from a Rules Committee meeting. Video follows:
Recent polling shows 28% of democrats would vote for McCain if Obama is the nominee while if Clinton prevailed only 19% of Dems would go McCain.
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Donald Trump would be a lousy dictator
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https://www.newsmax.com/ericgolub/why-donald-trump-would-make-a-lousy-dictator/2024/04/17/id/1161383/
The post Donald Trump would be a lousy dictator f...
Who Doesn't Love Owls?
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Who doesn't love owls? Now that I think about it, probably rodents and
other small animals!
This is a male Great-horned Owl probably doing security det...
French Rescue Four Hostages Lose Two Soldiers
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Viva Liberty! French commandos rescued four foreign hostages including two
French citizens from a militant group in Burkina Faso, France's military
said on...
Democrat Voter Fraud in Middletown
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MIDDLETOWN, CT (WFSB) – A longtime Connecticut state representative may be
getting some votes from his children. Most times, that wouldn’t be an
issue, but...
Capitol Watch Is Moving
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The Hartford Courant's Capitol Watch blog is moving.
To see the *new Capitol Watch blog*, visit us at *courant.com/capitolwatch*.
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In Praise of Sarah Palin
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In advance of the nation's Independence Day, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin
once again asserted her own independence, by stepping out of "politics as
usual" a...
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