Well folks, President Obama given his first State of the Union address and I have to say that this is the first time that I’ve really looked forward to hearing the President address how our nation is doing and where we need go. I wanted to hear his take on healthcare, the economy, the state [...]
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Yes, it’s true!!!! I couldn’t believe it myself. Okay, so I’ve called her a Stepford Wife. I”m still not going to take that back. However, I am happy that this Stepford Wife has joined in supporting the defeat of Prop 8. Needless to say, I’ll back off on Mrs. McCain just a bit. Not a [...]
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As you have heard by now, Scott Brown won the Senate seat out of Mass. yesterday, killing the supermajority of the Senate. Now I know that many were looking forward to the coveted supermajority when Al Franken won the MN election that took forever and a day to certify. However, is it such a bad [...]
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And that’s with the help of our favorite moose-chili making ice bitch: Sarah Palin. Well, I suppose that when she said that she was stepping down as Governor, but was still going to work towards helping out her fellow Alaskans, she meant that she was going to help the state by working in another part [...]
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I’ve noticed that the news started in on their end of year and decade wrap up at the start of this week. It has been an interesting year, especially in the world of politics. We went from having a dipshit as our fearless leader to a man who won the Nobel Peace Prize…. and he [...]
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Greetings from snow-covered Maryland! I believe we received around 20 inches of snow around my neck of the woods. Not too shabby. I spent my day, yesterday shoveling the snow at regular intervals so that I wouldn’t have to deal with it all at once. It’s the light, dry, sledding type of snow so it [...]
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Did anyone see Barbara Walter’s Special about the 10 most fascinating people of the year? I still don’t understand why she picked Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin. Glenn Beck scares me because someone actually gave him a podium to speak on a daily basis and Sarah Palin is as interesting as a pimple on my [...]
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After months of waiting… literally, I had a couple windows installed on my house along with some work done on the exterior of my house a week and a half ago. However, the contractor tried to take some shortcuts, and did not install the trim that I wanted on my house. I had my handyman [...]
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Well we sure do have an interesting week ahead, don’t we? President Obama is in Asia, Sarah Palin will be on Oprah, and we’re all basking in the glow of the Lou Dobbs departure from CNN, keeping his crazy rhetoric on the airwaves where it belongs! Well, that is until Fox News somehow hires him. [...]
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I’m exhausted, but I couldn’t stop myself from my teeny tiny little reaction to the results of Question 1 in Maine…. Dear 53%, First off, WHAT THE FUCK???!!??? Okay, so apparently voting to allow pot to be a bit more easily accessible is much more important to the majority of the voters in Maine [...]
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If you couldn’t tell from my last posting, I have taken a little bit of an interest over Question 1 in Maine. As I write this, the polls have closed and the results are trickling in. My hope, along with the hopes of the gay and lesbian population, as well as those who believe in [...]
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I’ve been staying pretty quiet on an issue that was brought to my attention months ago. However, I have realized that I do need to say something about the vote on Question 1 in Maine. Gay marriage was legalized by Gov. Baldacci in May. So, enough intolerant jackasses got together with enough signatures to put [...]
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There’s the old saying that America is known as the “land of opportunity.” However, I’m seeing more evidence that we’re full of folks who are more opportunists than anything else. This stupid “Balloon Boy” and the details around it make a good example. The parents met each other in an acting [...]
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