All posts by Rand Simberg

It Shouldn’t Be The Party Of This Lincoln

In a momentary fit of masochism, I was just watching Wolf Blitzer.

I hope that the balance of the Senate is upset, one way or the other, by at least two or three seats, if for no other reason than to make that Jeffords-emulating, turncoat wannabe, dances-with-Democrats mental-defective Lincoln Chafee politically irrelevant.

The only reason that he even has his office was heredity–he was the idiot son of a popular incumbent deceased Senator. The Republican Party doesn’t need pusillanimous imbecilic weasels like him.

Anyone want to know how I really feel?

It Shouldn’t Be The Party Of This Lincoln

In a momentary fit of masochism, I was just watching Wolf Blitzer.

I hope that the balance of the Senate is upset, one way or the other, by at least two or three seats, if for no other reason than to make that Jeffords-emulating, turncoat wannabe, dances-with-Democrats mental-defective Lincoln Chafee politically irrelevant.

The only reason that he even has his office was heredity–he was the idiot son of a popular incumbent deceased Senator. The Republican Party doesn’t need pusillanimous imbecilic weasels like him.

Anyone want to know how I really feel?

It Shouldn’t Be The Party Of This Lincoln

In a momentary fit of masochism, I was just watching Wolf Blitzer.

I hope that the balance of the Senate is upset, one way or the other, by at least two or three seats, if for no other reason than to make that Jeffords-emulating, turncoat wannabe, dances-with-Democrats mental-defective Lincoln Chafee politically irrelevant.

The only reason that he even has his office was heredity–he was the idiot son of a popular incumbent deceased Senator. The Republican Party doesn’t need pusillanimous imbecilic weasels like him.

Anyone want to know how I really feel?

Talking To Sean

Frank Sietzen has an interview with the NASA Administrator in this month’s Aerospace America [note: it’s apparently not a permalink–they’re playing some games with frames. You’ll probably have to dig it out of the table of contents].

It’s worth a read if you’re interested in space policy. This was the question (and answer) that I found most intriguing.

Q: Do you think the Space Launch Initiative (SLI) is on the right track, or do you want to restructure it?

A: We?ll see.