Via The Campaign Spot we find Jacky Mason supporting Republican Edward Lynch. Geraghty quotes this bit:
He’s a great humanitarian, even though he’s not Jewish . . . He happens to be Hispanic, but he’s crazy about Israel . . . His heart and soul are unbelievable, you would never [...]
Rest In Peace
[...]Montana Dems will have some serious splainin’ to do if, at 5 p.m. today, the deadline for bids for the lease of coal tracts near Ashland passes with its current number of bidders, which is zero, zilch, nada.
You will recall the Land Board’s 5 Democratic office-holders voted, 4-1, to approve [...]
From a friend:
Five Surgeons
Five surgeons from big cities are discussing who makes the best patients to operate on.
The first surgeon, from New York , says, ‘I like to see accountants on my operating table because when you open them up, everything inside is numbered.’
The second, from Chicago , responds, ‘Yeah, but [...]
In honor of yesterday’s big game, I thought I would post this sport story, emailed to me by a friend. I know, I know, wrong sport, but…
This story began 30 years ago almost to the day. I was a sophomore in high school on the JV basketball team. We had [...]
The GOP's predictable response? [...]
I’m thinking that we’re working on bending the curve down. But, at least for now, we’re below trend – which should ultimately be good as we rebuild our economic base.
[...]The Washington Post reports on the long-stalled Cape Wind Farm, a 160-turbine project off Martha’s Vineyard. After much whining, it had finally passed the hurdles of environmental regulation until now. You see, the Mashpee Wampanoag have their traditional homeland nearby, and they’ve cooked up a reason why the wind farm [...]
Jamie tells us why Chicago politics smells so bad:
The problem is that Chicago’s building code requires commercial buildings to use copper pipes in indoor plumbing. But the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers specifically states that drainpipes for waterless urinals “cannot be made of copper pipe, which corrodes.”‘
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