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That's how the city of Seattle plans to save the planet.

The Obamessiah has officially said "no" to any town-hall debates with John McCain. It's understandable. Obama doesn't do well in that type of format.

That's the Tennessee Titans' odds of winning the Super Bowl this year. Much of it depends of Vince Young's ability to finally have a breakout performance in this, his third season in the NFL.

It's getting to be a full-time job pinning Obama down on all his positions, slavery reparations being one of them. Just a few days ago, Obama made a pitch for slave reparations.

Just three days after telling Americans if they would just inflate their tires and get regular tune-ups, we wouldn't have to drill for more oil, the Obamessiah says he would support limited offshore drilling.

Congress has gone on its summer hiatus, which is usually a good thing, except the Democrats neglected to do anything about oil prices by refusing to allow a vote on opening up more oil drilling along the OCS. In his weekly radio address yesterday, President Bush nailed the Democrats on their refusal to lift the moratorium.

It looks like the Democrats decided to go green as they adjourned for their August recess last week.

IOC feels media heat on Internet restrictions

John McCain is now onto his opponent Barack Obama as the religious figure he is made out to be in his latest commercial.

Those of you who were trying to access Right Minded last night and this morning using Internet Explorer 7 obviously had problems getting here. I thought at first the problem was with Blogger, but after reading through a discussion group, someone suggested removing SiteMeter. So I did, and it worked. I don't like it when my readers can't get here, so I am glad to have that problem resolved.