cusp

No, I’m not talking about the celebration that starts tomorrow, though it will be loud. I expect to wake up several times during the night, as the neighbors work to blow up half of the town. What I am here to talk about sits on the cusp of the media revolution, screaming even louder to those who try to prevent the change.

Few things seem better or sweeter than those times when we are able to have two things that ought to be mutually exclusive. Such moments are rare and to be savored. In my life, such moments were not the product of planning but of serendipity.

No?

Tim Chavez has a lengthy post this morning about observations he’s made about the presidential race singling out political maneuvering from Jim Cooper, Marsha Blackburn and Lamar Alexander as well as their stance on immigration.

This post is the result of my observations over the last month.

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Jackson Miller tells us that some economists are on the cusp of declaring that we have indeed entered a recession:

So, on Super Tuesday we get the not so friendly reminder: “It is the economy, stupid”.

One blogger thinks so:

Bob Krumm puts those turning out against Hillary Clinton beside those voters casting ballots for the first time after the overthrow of Saddam Hussein:

Bob Krumm puts those turning out against Hillary Clinton beside those voters casting ballots for the first time after the overthrow of Saddam Hussein: