…so they can live the “simple” life remind me that “simple” can also mean “not so bright.”
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The Louisville Courier-Journal has some pictures posted. There’s not a link I can give ya, just go and look for the photos section down on the right hand side. It’ll say stuff about the NRA.
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I’ll have the John Gard speech audio up tomorrow; it takes too long to pull the audio off the recorder, and the hospitality suites (followed by a long drive home; I have a couple things to take care of back at the bunker) are calling.
We actually managed to leave the motel at a reasonable time, made it to the Expo without getting lost, and got parked on the other side of the moon. Ok, it really wasn’t that bad, but it was really nippy this morning, so it seemed a lot farther. Naturally, I [...]
Click the pic of the van to head to the collection. I’ll be updating it between today and tomorrow, so do keep on checking back.
[...]It started today. Guess where I am???
Not there.
Due to a scheduling hurdle, I was unable to make it today. I will be there tomorrow. Even though the hospitality suites today are the most valuable for a blogger like myself (lots of side conversations), the resolutions part that will [...]
The only bloggers actually blogging (besides me) are the WisPolitics team of Andy Szal, Greg Bump and JR Ross. Still, the blogosphere is pretty well represented in the delegates:
- Jo Egelhoff of Fox Politics, who’s running for the 57th Assembly seat.
- Kathy Carpenter of Stepping Right Up.
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Or, I suppose it’s possible that he’s a liar. I don’t buy that he’s forgetful, because the video of the speech is readily available and a competent campaign would have checked.
Hat tip Freedom Eden.
[...]Jon Henke found the Obama campaign in Kentucky must not think voter ID requirements are so onerous. They seem to be communicating with their supporters quite well.
“Democrats for Voter Identification“
I know Gov. Doyle signed it already with some veto messages, but I figured I may as well grab both sides of the Republican divide on the budget repair bill. Rep. Robin Vos voted for it, while Rep. Bill Kramer voted against.
- WisPolitics is here, and they saw fit to link to me. Robin Vos thought he saw Owen pull up while we had lunch.
- The tables for all the side groups are starting to fill up. Of course, Americans for Prosperity is here. The College Republicans are right [...]
The RNC passed on Sen. John McCain’s response to Sen. Obama about dealing with Iran:
Earlier today, Senator Obama made a few remarks I would like to respond to. I welcome a debate about protecting America. No issue is more important. Senator Obama claimed all I had to offer was [...]
Democrats have chosen 55 bloggers who will be granted access to the national convention in Denver this summer.
The "State Blogger Corps" includes one blogger from each state plus the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, and one blogger representing Democrats [...]
Just read the article here.
The only thing I would add is, “the castrated White House cat has more balls than you.”
…now that it’s looking like Barack Obama will be the Democrat’s presidential candidate, we’re beginning to hear the theme that will be the dominant one from the Left this fall: if you vote for John McCain, you’re a racist.
As Washington Post columnist Harold Meyerson puts it:
In Appalachian America (the [...]