discrepancy

The AP’s Erik Schelzig notes some discrepancy in the way the Republican Party in Tennessee dealt with the scuttled challenge David Davis was planning to his primary election defeat and the situation with Rosalind Kurita:

I realize this is a little late, but I just got around to watching this report from WKRN on last Friday's hearing in the Juana Villegas case.

From USA Today:

(Context: This was written in the spring of 2003 while I was a sophomore at Wheaton College. It was written for the Wheaton College newspaper, but they never published it)

Pray for your Enemies

Brendan Loy is not going to get fooled again as exit polling trickles out from the voting in Pennslyannia today:

Memphis’ own Commercial Appeal weighs in on the Blackburn controversy citing the largest discrepancy being that what went unreported from contributors were payments to the Blackburn family, namely her daughter Mary Morgan Ketchel and her husband Paul.

I'm always proud as hell when I see folks I know from the street doing something to smash the stereotypical image of the those who are homeless. My friend Patty, the author of the piece here, would blow you away with her erudite manner, her style, grace and composure.

Reading over the coverage from yesterday, I am still struck by the statement of Senator Lamar Alexander on the

Economist Bruce Bartlett (no liberal, by any stretch) comes out with a fourteen page offensive demonstrating the many drawbacks to the Fair Tax. Among the many problems noted by Bartlett, these struck me as the most notable. My summary, in order of importance: