Finally finding some cool templates for blogger so I might test a few things out - let me know what you think. [...] Cory Heidelberger still is hanging on to the man-made global wariming myth and bans those who of us who agressively bring truth to his darkened world. Here is more insight into the foolish intellectual elit's reliance on propaganda:
Stephen Dinan's Washington Times article "Climate Scientist to Fight Back at Skeptics," [...]
Seems a California man’s appointment as a special assistant attorney general by South Dakota AG Marty Jackley is causing a bit of stir in California politics.
California’s FlashReport blog reports that when Republican John Eastman formally filed as a candidate for California Attorney General yesterday, the former law school dean [...]
I'm messing around with the website and changing around a few things, so if you are here and it looks messed up, sorry, just want to change the look a little.
Pay attention, this is how what goes into our children's text books gets determined...Pay attention, this is how what goes into our children's text books gets determined...
Sen. Tim Johnson's official Web site has long been one of the worst-designed in Congress, in my opinion. He changed that today with the launch of his new Web site, which looks to be a major upgrade.
Check it out here: [www.johnson.senate.gov].
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Tea partiers in Ohio meet an apparent Parkinson's disease sufferer at a recent tea party rally.Tea partiers in Ohio meet an apparent Parkinson's disease sufferer at a recent tea party rally.
I admit it. I was incorrect yesterday.
I had heard that term limited State Representative Tim Rounds was going for State Auditor. But, apparently, the tea leaves are less clear than that according to Tony Mangan at KCCR News:
Rep. Rounds to consider constitutional office bid
Dist. 24 Rep. [...]
Which do you prefer? Lurid, fruity prose, awash in imagery and sensuous textures and colors? Or straight-forward, clean, simple prose?
My journalism degree and background seems to almost demand simple and clean prose. That is called good writing. Now good writing can also be descriptive, but “lurid, [...]
jerstad
Just heard last night from one of my spies that it sounds like Democratic State Senator Sandy Jerstad has a challenger. The word I’m hearing is that former Rounds Press Secretary Mark Johnston, who is Vice President of Administration and Corporate Communications [...]
Madison Daily Leader publisher Jon Hunter must be wearing himself out on SDPB's Political Junkie segment. He's working so hard sharing his political observations with the statewide audience, he's run out of opinions for local readers:Legislators are currently in recess until March 29, when they will return to the Capitol in Pierre to consider the governor's vetoes.
Sen. Mike Vehle Rep. Lance Carson Rep. Noel Hamiel INJURY PAYMENTS (SB 169): The Senate gave final legislative approval, by a 20-15 vote, to a major change [...]Any long-time readers here know I don’t live or die on anything Rush Limbaugh says, as I stopped listening to him about the time he disclosed his thing for hillbilly heroin. But I have to admit, this is kind of funny:
RUSH: Jim in Rapids City, South [...]
This is not a conservative idea:
Lt. Gov. Dennis Daugaard unveiled his plan for economic recovery Wednesday, vowing to create jobs by maintaining a business-friendly climate and targeting specific industries for growth and development.
That is fascism, and government playing favorites to special interests as it interferes with the free market.
[...]America's system of government based on the U.S. Constitution is being overthrown through illegal legislative "trickery" Congress is using to pass controversial health-care reform.
That's the conclusion of some on the political right who are calling for the impeachment of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi along with [...]
On paper, you can treat Medicare like the hypothetical rich uncle who is going to leave me enough money to buy a Rolls Royce. But only on paper. In real life, you can't get blood from a turnip, and you can't keep on getting money from a Medicare [...]
David Kupelian goes after the question:
People caught up with evil are, first and foremost, liars, concluded celebrated psychiatrist M. Scott Peck in his book "People of the Lie," "deceiving others as they also build layer upon layer of self-deception."
Today, Americans trying to make sense of the unprecedented madness [...]
Dennis Prager explores the inverse realtionship between government and the people:
As I regularly note, the bigger the government, the smaller the citizen. One can add: The bigger the government, the less significant the citizen – especially men.
This is easy to explain because it is definitional. The more the [...]
Another brilliant idea by Detroit Lewis? Probably not.
I have been considering changing South DaCola for awhile to just focus on Sioux Falls, events, arts, music, politics, etc. What do you think? All politics are local? Right? It wouldn’t happen until after the election, and South [...]
For the next couple of weeks I will be featuring paintings I have FOR SALE. I will be selling them for BEST OFFER unless otherwise noted You can leave your bid in the comments section, and if your bid wins, you can email me.
BEST OFFER: ‘CHUCK AND BETTIE’ (UNLIKELY PUNK ICONS) (Aprox: [...]
I’m very much enjoying my time at Goodreads, especially now that I’ve updated it with a decent level of history and ratings, and despite the fact that it’s buggy as Hell some of the time. Well, most of the time.
Okay - all of the time. Whatever.
On top of being [...]
A few weeks ago, I was talking to a college professor who was bemoaning the lack of initiative by students. If I understood correctly, his main point was that students today lacked the motivation to apply what they were being taught. I’ve known and respected this professor for a long [...]
