Archive for October, 2004

FROM BROOKES NEWS John Kerry brings in former communist agent to slime Vietnam vets and smear Sinclair Broadcast Group John Kerry asked Lerach to deal with Sinclair and the vets. He did. He brought a former paid communist agent to the dirty deed George Soros’ slimy attack on President Bush The sooner the Americans wake up... »

FROM BROOKES NEWS John Kerry brings in former communist agent to slime Vietnam vets and smear Sinclair Broadcast Group John Kerry asked Lerach to deal with Sinclair and the vets. He did. He brought a former paid communist agent to the dirty deed George Soros’ slimy attack on President Bush The sooner the Americans wake up... »

WASHINGTON — A U.S. Army officer came forward Friday to say a team from the 3rd Infantry Division took about 250 tons of munitions and other material from the Al-Qaqaa arms-storage facility soon after Saddam Hussein’s regime fell in April 2003. Maj. Austin Pearson said at a Pentagon news conference that he was tasked in... »

In what looks like another blow to the Kerry campaign, his lead in the Golden State is down to mid single digits, with 9% of voters still undecided. Not only does this indicate that California may be competitive this year, but it shows you that support for Kerry/Edwards across the nation is slipping badly.... »

SCAM? I received an e-mail last week from a group purporting itself to be called “Yes Bush Can”, asking me to help verify the veracity of documents unflattering to George W Bush. Today I received an e-mail from the same group from the same... »

Tammy Bruce is a lesbian, pro-choice, feminist Democrat. She is the past President of the California chapter of NOW. She is voting for Bush. Not, as some have put it, because she’s “confused about what voting means”, but because: Because some things simply transcend party lines, when in front of that Early Voting touch... »

A new study tracks the development of brains – in cetaceans. There was one jump in brain size about 35 million years ago, which may correspond with the development of echolocation. After that, brain sizes started to vary all over the place. Some of the cetaceans may have brains comparable to... »

We have a new rating for legislators. It’s the Economic Efficiency Score (Econ-E Score). This score was developed as the Ph.D dissertation of Martin Kennedy. In essence, representatives are given a percentage score based on how many times they vote in favor of laws that will yield more economic benefits to the nation than costs.... »

The Associated Press can try to downplay this report all they want, but the reality is that 3.7% GDP growth with low inflation, low unemployment and low interest rates is outstanding. Once again, I have to ask, where is that horrible economy that John Kerry keeps mouthing off about? He says this is the... »

One interesting survey question would be, “Since President Bush took office, Federal funding for stem cell research has (a)increased or (b)decreased.” The New York Times has a “Fact Check” column on the subject of stem cell research. Mr. Kerry said that “100 million Americans suffer from one disease or another that’s chronically debilitating.” The Kerry campaign said... »

John Kerry jumped on the story of missing explosives with both feet, shortly after it was broken by the news media. Unfortunately, he’s finding it very hard to maintain the argument that explosives went missing because of American screw-ups without denigrating the troops he claims to support. And now, we’re learning, among other things,... »

From The Washington Post: The 377 tons of Iraqi explosives whose reported disappearance has dominated the past few days of presidential campaigning represent only a tiny fraction of the vast quantities of other munitions unaccounted for since the fall of Saddam Hussein’s government... »

(Hat tip: Brown and Caldwell California Water News) Iran has unveiled a heavy water plant, capable of producing 8 tons of heavy water each year. In five months, it’s expected to double its output. Heavy water is water with heavy hydrogen (deuterium) instead of normal run-of-the-mill hydrogen. Light water is H2O; heavy water is light... »

Literary Idiots. This is so f-cking embarassing: Nicole Krauss, a novelist of less fame but equally strong opinions, was moved to write elsewhere: “I really think it’s not alarmist to say that if Bush is reelected to another four years, it may be the end of life as we know it.” Good, suffer all Wednesday I hope. »

John Kerry has repeatedly stated that he’s released his full military records, even though it’s not even close to being true. In last night’s interview with Tom Brokaw, he slipped up, and admitted that he has not made his records public. As has occured so often in this campaign, Kerry is not able to... »

From The Cape Cod Times (hat tip LGF): Re-elect Bush The President must be allowed to finish the job in Iraq and Afghanistan. Sen. John McCain, the well-respected Republican from Arizona, recently described what’s at stake for every American in the first presidential election since... »

A seriously ill Yasser Arafat, one of the world’s most malignant terrorists, was transported to France to undergo medical treatment. It’s no surprise that France would offer her services , since France has been a steady friend to Arafat for many years. Will John Kerry take the time away from his floundering campaign to visit... »

MONSIEUR JEAN KOHN KERRY Traitor Kerry: “The nation’s most highly decorated living veteran told a hometown audience in Sioux City, Iowa, Democratic Party presidential candidate John Kerry “will go down in history as the Benedict Arnold of 1971.” Col. George “Bud” Day, an Air Force pilot who spent 67 months in a North... »

MONSIEUR JEAN KOHN KERRY Traitor Kerry: “The nation’s most highly decorated living veteran told a hometown audience in Sioux City, Iowa, Democratic Party presidential candidate John Kerry “will go down in history as the Benedict Arnold of 1971.” Col. George “Bud” Day, an Air Force pilot who spent 67 months in a North... »

Jay Homnick on MUTTERING TERESA Not all reporters are soulless; President Bush famously observed that Adam Clymer of the New York Times has “a soul”. It seems fitting that in the midst of... »