Famous actor and well-known hyperbolist (no, that's not a real word) Alec Baldwin has stated publicly that he is considering moving to Connecticut and challenging incumbent Joe Lieberman for his Senate seat. Lieberman's response was "Make my day". To that, I'd like to add a "Yippee".
It would be great to see Baldwin carpet bag his way to Connecticut and drop millions of his Hollywood money in a futile attempt to win a Senate seat. I almost wish he had a chance at winning because it would provide no small amount of article fodder to write about his ineptitude if he actually
Where on Earth is Condoleezza Rice?
by Ronald A. Rowe August 18th, 2009 
General Politics, Political Opinions
What ever happened to Condoleezza Rice? You remember her, right? The Secretary of State under President Bush. She was the second black Secretary of State, and the second woman but the first black woman to hold the office. (Sorry, PC police, but I refuse to use the term African-American, unless I'm referring to someone born in Africa, say Kenya, for example, and moved to the United States).
Anyway, what ever happened to her? She dropped off the political landscape faster than Ted Kennedy could go through a fifth of vodka. Two years ago, she was the heir apparent, the future of the party. She
Anyway, what ever happened to her? She dropped off the political landscape faster than Ted Kennedy could go through a fifth of vodka. Two years ago, she was the heir apparent, the future of the party. She
Town Hall Protests
by Ronald A. Rowe August 14th, 2009 General Politics, Political Opinions
What is going on here? The Left, the liberals who so fondly reminisce about the marches, draft card burnings, bra burnings, effigy burnings, and general naughtiness of their protests in the sixties and seventies are now united in their steadfast opposition to political protests?
Say it ain't so. The spirit of the sixties is officially dead, buried under a steaming mound of political expediency. The very people who adored any form of protest, no matter how radical, no matter how personal just a few months ago when President Bush was in office, now find the very notion offensive.
The
Say it ain't so. The spirit of the sixties is officially dead, buried under a steaming mound of political expediency. The very people who adored any form of protest, no matter how radical, no matter how personal just a few months ago when President Bush was in office, now find the very notion offensive.
The
Bill Clinton’s Victory Lap
by Ronald A. Rowe August 11th, 2009 General Politics
As you may have seen during the few hours of TV talking head time that were not devoted to Michael Jackson this week, American journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee were released from 'house arrest' in North Korea and given full pardons thanks to the intervention of American diplomat and elder statesman... Bill Clinton?
President Clinton, who most recently has been serving in the capacity of cranky old attack dog for the Democratic Party, stepped up his game and wrangled the journalists' freedom from cranky old crazy man Kim Jong Il in what North Korea described as a token of North