Might not be able to find Steve on Wednesday nights.
Goode Family
Goode Vegan
What the hell is 'vegan'
Friday, May 29, 2009
1257 Obama - What will Phil (er...Joe do next?)
Sadly Phil Mickelson found out that his wife Amy has brest cancer.
Joe on the other hand is just Joe
at Air Force Graduation, Colorado Springs - May 26, 2009:
Teleprompter Falls and Biden Jokes: "What am I going to tell the president when I tell him his teleprompter is broken?"
Joe on the other hand is just Joe
at Air Force Graduation, Colorado Springs - May 26, 2009:
Teleprompter Falls and Biden Jokes: "What am I going to tell the president when I tell him his teleprompter is broken?"
Thursday, May 28, 2009
1258 Obama - Dancing POTUS
Charles Krauthammer, May21, 2009
the usual Obama three-step: (a) excoriate the Bush policy, (b) ostentatiously unveil cosmetic changes, (c) adopt the Bush policy.
the usual Obama three-step: (a) excoriate the Bush policy, (b) ostentatiously unveil cosmetic changes, (c) adopt the Bush policy.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
1259 Obama - 4th? _ Labor Day?
What's North Korean have in store for July 4th and September 7th
Reuters, May 26,2009
By Jack Kim
SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea's nuclear test on Monday sparked international condemnation. Following are some questions and answers about why the North went ahead with the test and why it came sooner than analysts had expected.
WHY DID NORTH KOREA CHOOSE TO TEST NOW?
North Korea likely concluded that no concessions would flow from U.S. President Barack Obama, especially after his strongly worded response to Pyongyang's rocket launch last month that regional powers say was a long-range missile test. To North Korea, this probably signaled Washington was in no mood for direct negotiations, something long sought by Pyongyang.
The North may have also felt it needed to boost its leverage by conducting a follow-up nuclear test after its only other test nearly three years ago was considered just a partial success.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-il, perhaps pressured by an ailing economy and questions about succession, may be trying to lure Washington into making a quick deal that would boost his standing at home.
Monday was the Memorial Day holiday in the United States, and the test follows a pattern of Pyongyang's provocations timed for U.S. national holidays. The 2006 test of North Korea's long-range Taepodong-2 missile came on the U.S. Independence Day holiday.
Reuters, May 26,2009
By Jack Kim
SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea's nuclear test on Monday sparked international condemnation. Following are some questions and answers about why the North went ahead with the test and why it came sooner than analysts had expected.
WHY DID NORTH KOREA CHOOSE TO TEST NOW?
North Korea likely concluded that no concessions would flow from U.S. President Barack Obama, especially after his strongly worded response to Pyongyang's rocket launch last month that regional powers say was a long-range missile test. To North Korea, this probably signaled Washington was in no mood for direct negotiations, something long sought by Pyongyang.
The North may have also felt it needed to boost its leverage by conducting a follow-up nuclear test after its only other test nearly three years ago was considered just a partial success.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-il, perhaps pressured by an ailing economy and questions about succession, may be trying to lure Washington into making a quick deal that would boost his standing at home.
Monday was the Memorial Day holiday in the United States, and the test follows a pattern of Pyongyang's provocations timed for U.S. national holidays. The 2006 test of North Korea's long-range Taepodong-2 missile came on the U.S. Independence Day holiday.
Sunday, May 24, 2009
1262 Obama - J. Noble Daggett
Ranger La Boeuf in True Grit says of Mattie Ross's lawyer J. Noble Daggett - "she draws him like a gun"
I say Steve draws the Constitution like a gun.
"The documents that we hold in this very hall -- the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, the Bill of Rights -- these are not simply words written into aging parchment. They are the foundation of liberty and justice in this country, and a light that shines for all who seek freedom, fairness, equality, and dignity around the world."
Barrack H. Obama - At National Archive, May 21, 2009
He can't possibly believe in the Constitution though:
Even Rachel Maddow picked on him
youtube
I say Steve draws the Constitution like a gun.
"The documents that we hold in this very hall -- the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, the Bill of Rights -- these are not simply words written into aging parchment. They are the foundation of liberty and justice in this country, and a light that shines for all who seek freedom, fairness, equality, and dignity around the world."
Barrack H. Obama - At National Archive, May 21, 2009
He can't possibly believe in the Constitution though:
Even Rachel Maddow picked on him
youtube
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