I’ve always been in favor of cloning, until I read this:
The former vice president, a Democrat, said on Monday that by the end of the summer he would start a bipartisan education campaign to train 1,000 people to give a version of his slide show on global warming featured in the film “An Inconvenient Truth” and book of the same name.
Has the housing bubble burst?
Has the housing bubble burst?
Has the housing bubble burst?
That well-known climatologist, Bill Clinton, says that his former VP is right–GOP policies are going to give us more hurricanes. Well, he certainly knows about big blows, anyway.
Drudge is laughing at these loons, and their failed Fitzmas. He’s particularly hard on nutball MSNBCer Keith “Tinfoil” Olbermann.
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The black crepe is out at Kos. Read this, and particularly the second comment:
I don’t think I’ve ever seen such a look of misery and dejection on the face of my daughter as I just did a moment ago. She just couldn’t understand why the President would be going to Iraq when so many things are wrong in this country. “Doesn
Over at Volokh’s place. It may not have been as big a kaboom as originally reported. Certainly (on the evidence, thankfully) not an earth-shattering one. Or even a Norway-shattering one.
Mark Whittington has a strange complaint about a Russian space program:
However, like a lot of other Russian schemes, it seems to me to depend on getting a hold of a lot of other peoples’ money.
In what way does that differentiate it from “NASA schemes”?
It’s been a tough week for terrorists. I particularly liked this part:
…an interesting statement made by the speaker of the parliament after the debate:
Anne Bayefsky writes about the latest scam that the UN has come up with to institutionalize anti-semitism and support for tyranny.