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We have reached the end of the top 10 singers to listen to in the folk/bluegrass/country genre. (These are in no certain order except who I think to put on the list). Artist number 1 is Mary Chapin Carpenter.

Please read this commentary by Harvard economist Jeffery Miron and also this article by Stanford economist Thomas Sowell.
Folks, if we don’t hand over this unprecedented amount of money to the Treasury Secretary, the sky is not going to fall. And if the sky does fall due to their not being a bailout, then it needs [...]

I’ve started looking at the Bush Bail-out, and I’m not very happy. There are some very serious loopholes, and some very open-ended power-grabbing contained in these pages with no explanations.

Okay, to preface this, my boss is foreign. She is Asian to be more specific. Well, she leaned over our shared cubicle wall and began to speak:

What is that saying?…’The sky is blue, velvet is red…’?

I had no clue what in the world she was talking about at first but then it hit me.

I did a g00gle search for images of Sarah Palin. You might recall that on March 15 I posted on Sarah Palin as being a candidate for John McCain’s VP search (I was early on Sarah’s bandwagon!). I wanted to post a photo of Sarah, so I found one: a great shot, but the sky [...]

I did a g00gle search for images of Sarah Palin. You might recall that on March 15 I posted on Sarah Palin as being a candidate for John McCain's VP search (I was early on Sarah's bandwagon!). I wanted to post a photo of Sarah, so I found one: a great shot, but the sky was a dismal gray. I hated that.

I don’t think I have any more to say about it, but here’s what I wrote before about 9/11. I’m always glad when 9/11 doesn’t look like it did in 2001. I was in D.C. and there was the most beautiful clear blue early-fall sky.

Wes Comer doesn’t think Republicans should be chastised for showing the footage from the Trade Center and Pentagon attacks during their Convention:

Dear Suzie,

I had fun with you at the football game the other day. I know you had fun watching your friends when they were cheering. And it was really cool when one of them got tossed, like you said, "up into the sky."

But Suzie, there are some things I wonder about...

The week before the Democratic National Convention, Stuart Shepard of Focus on the Family (James Dobson's outfit) released a video encouraging people to pray for rain "of biblical proportions" on the Thursday night of the convention, when Obama was to give his acceptance speech at Mile High Stadium: