midwest

I am almost insanely excited about visiting…the Midwest.

This week, we're taking a look at one of the Midwest's great breweries - Three Floyds. Special thanks to Jeff for mailing us several bottles of Three Floyds' beer so we could do this show. We can't get their beer here in Nashville, and what a shame - this is some incredible stuff.

I figured that sooner or later the global warming hucksters would blame the Midwest floods on global warming, and they have not let me down.

The Midwest is facing river flooding they haven't experienced since the summer of 1993, prompting Right Minded to wonder aloud where the liberal race hustlers are who rushed to New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina to blame the city's misfortunes on President Bush and the federal government.

Apparently, being from the Midwest, I was supposed to know the (true) meaning of Cornhole...well, I thought it was something COMPLETELY different. So I was a little surprised to hear that Gov.

So I was on a limited time frame last night and only go the pictures up. Let me explain a little more about our experience. De Smet is a fairly typical small MidWest town. A lot of farming. Mostly farming, in fact. And as a result, along with the big-boxization of the US, it had dropped significantly in size and importance, except for one critical fact: 5 of Laura Ingalls Wilder's book are set in

From The Hill:

President Bush next week will attend a series of fundraisers in the West and Midwest for Republican candidates, including the man he would like to succeed him, presumptive GOP nominee Sen. John McCain (Ariz.).

An interesting Clinton campaign mailer sent out in Indiana to sow the seeds of doubt in the Midwest as to Barack Obama’s commitment to the second Amendment first pointed out by Tennessee blogger Say Uncle has now

With the Clinton/Obama race threatening to go all the way to the convention, speculation has again started that a brokered convention may be in the offing.  Greg Mitchell looks at some historical parallels: