“Sheik Osama is alive and in good health. He has gained more weight due to security precautions and his inability to move a lot as you will notice in his next appearance,” Abdel Rahman al-Rashed told the London-based Arabic-language magazine Al Majalla in remarks published Friday.
Looks like the Islamonutballs finally found a body double for the late Osama, but he’s overweight.
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?
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?
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?
Steven Ambrose has succumbed to lung cancer.
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.
Congressional investigations into the Iraq-OKC connection continue to heat up.
Two zookeepers in Germany have gotten themselves into hot water for eating the animals.
One of my aphorisms is that when the government occasionally does the right thing, it’s almost always for the wrong reason. A federal appellate court has struck down an Alabama prohibition against ummm…”marital aids,” as unconstitutional.
This is an example of a desirable outcome from bad reasoning. The law was idiotic, but there is no “right to privacy” in the Constitution. Bork had it right here. One could argue (and I would) that there should be, but as the Founders wrote it, I don’t believe there is (which is why Roe v. Wade was such a flawed decision). Regardless of the fact that it was a dumb law, this was raw judicial activism. It would be much better to amend the Constitution to put in a real right to privacy.
I was listening to a debate on Iraq between Wayne Allard and some Democrat the other night on Greta’s show. While the Dem was against going to war, he made the point that if were are going to, we should formally declare it. Allard disagreed, with the excuse that it would have implications for insurance companies. He didn’t elaborate on the explanation.
Greta asked him if the very notion of formal declarations of war had become obsolete, which I thought was a good question. He essentially said, yes, or at least maybe.
Does this bother anyone else? Will we never again actually declare war on anyone, under any circumstances, even as we wage it? If so, why not?