No.
Next question?
No.
Next question?
Ocean heat has paused, too. And the railroad engineer is admitting that there’s been no warming recently.
Over at PJMedia, I say that the Senate should recognize, and perform its constitutional duty, which is not to defer to the White House, regardless of political party or election results.
The effort to properly name the enemy and the act at Fort Hood.
The Pentagon’s $1.5T mistake?
NASA’s version of this mess is the Senate Launch System.
Debunking one of the many administration liesscare stories:
…instead of all the wailing and gnashing of teeth, LaHood could use the current budget cuts as an opportunity to do what Canada did 17 years ago when it also faced a severe budget crunch: fundamentally reform the air traffic control system.
But that wouldn’t satisfy the administration’s political agenda.
First Chuck Hagel was endorsed by Iran, and now by Louis “Jews practice a gutter religion” Farrakhan.
I’m sure that will bring over any waverers in the Senate.
…to Constitutional law:
I don’t know if you watch Big Bang Theory, but Raj is Indian of course, and he’s lecturing his sister from India on Hindu rules about modesty and sexual propriety, and she just looks at him and says, “You’re talking to me about this, as you’re eating a cheeseburger!” He just looks at her and says, “Some of it makes sense; some of it’s crazy – whatta do?!” And that’s basically the Seidman approach to the Constitution, right? The parts he likes make sense, and the others are crazy – whatta do?
This reminds me of cafeteria Catholics, who want to pick and choose which aspects of the religion they want to accept.
So if we’re going to start ignoring the Constitution, I’m fine with that. The first part I’m going to start ignoring is the part that says, I have to do whatever they say.
Yup. Particularly the part where we’re supposed to pretend along with them that the Second Amendment doesn’t exist, or that it’s about hunting, while they try to disarm us.
[Update a while later]
Whine, whine, whine. OK, here‘s the link.
My thoughts on Dennis Tito’s expected announcement, over at PJMedia.
NASA’s astronomy pic of the day a couple days ago featured a gravity tractor. Which works fine, if you have enough warning (of course, a nuclear-electric vehicle is politically, if not technically problematic).