If it weren’t so serious, the mere mention of George Bush attending an “Iraq Study Group” would make me collapse into gales of laughter — the image of George being sent to a study group for detention because he flunked his foreign policy class.
And I tell you, this instant, just-add-Democrats-and-stir new President we suddenly have is making me even more anxious and suspicious.
Wanna see one example of the pervading sense of totalitarianism that made me flee Washington DC, my home of 38 years?
Take a look at this.
Let’s see the spin on this one: evidently there were more than 300,000 new jobs in March. But unemployment also grew. So basically, it seems that the new jobs were offset (and more) by the loss of jobs. Weird [more...]
I won’t be watching (or, as usual, listening) to the big speech tomorrow. And frankly, I can’t imagine that it will contain any surprises. We can all expect the usual number of made up words like [more...]
I bet there’s a puppet show involved.