Monthly Archives: November 2005

Sometimes I don’t know what some people are thinking, especially people who know better. While I served during Navy quasi-peacetime, even though we were always playing real-time war games against the Russians, I can’t imagine what it must be like … Continue reading →

Despite what was initially issued, I claimed that there was more to this CNN “X” Cheney thing. This now in from Drudge…. CNN OPERATOR FIRED AFTER SUGGESTING ‘X’ OVER CHENEY WAS ‘FREE SPEECH’ A CNN switchboard operator was fired over … Continue reading →

With all this talk of doom, gloom, losing, torture, abuse, and leaks, I thought I’d take this opportunity to share some of the people we have to be thankful for. The X File During a visit to the American Enterprise … Continue reading →

I was sent a couple of columns by a couple of friends of mine; pieces that contain information that some people haven’t heard despite numerous attempts, or simply wish to ignore because it’s easy to attach to group-think. The first … Continue reading →

“Gasoline is now heading to $4 a gallon.” ” – Tim Russert I took this picture Friday morning. Anyone hear the major networks talking about gas prices under $2.00 a gallon? Is this Bush’s fault? As becoming increasingly usual, the … Continue reading →

Note: For those readers with dictionaries and itchy forefingers at the ready, the misspellings in the title are there purely to irritate those with the biggest mouths and thinnest of skins amongst us. The remainder of this column will contain … Continue reading →

A couple of weeks ago, a local state representative was invited to come to my son’s high school government class. I assume it was to have someone who’s actually in government to describe the policy process from a first hand … Continue reading →