Next time a Republican tells you that Obama has flip-flopped on his decision to reject public financing for the presidential campaign, quickly and politely remind them that John McCain triple flopped on the same exact issue. Remember back in the old days of last fall when it looked like the McCain campaign was dead in the [...]
Continue reading...Please read my post from last night / early this morning because it is pretty entertaining. I want you to read that, but I can’t delay offering some commentary on the two huge news stories breaking today. Justices Rule For Individual Gun Rights .yo {padding-left: 20px;background-color: #000000;margin-right: 10px;margin-left: 10px;padding-right: 20px;padding-bottom: 10px;padding-top: 10px;} By DAVID STOUT WASHINGTON — The Supreme [...]
Continue reading...You’ve all likely seen copies of the Free Press, or copies of my papers and handouts rendered in Caslon Pro, Arno Pro, or–most familiarly–Garamond Pro. You’ve seen my clamoring for you to view McDanielFreePress.com using Safari to get the fonts used in the actual newspaper in print form (I said the same for this blog [...]
Continue reading...I am going to Balmer today, but I thought I should write something with some substance today, even if it’s a little tounge and cheek. Just a little. More to come on my life in the coming days, as I craft thank you notes, I’ll put some excerpts up here for all y’all to peruse. There [...]
Continue reading...Green screen challenge – McCain and Pulp Fiction. I guess I should have known that this would happen. And the instant classic viral video: I’m Voting Republican…
Continue reading...Watching this on the Daily Show. It’s a staple for this campaign season. Must watch. Shows how stupid people are in spreading rumors about Barack Obama. And then how the media jumps all over it, creating a larger stir out of a couple of email chain letters spewing false information. Oh well. But FOX News [...]
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2008
No Comprehension: The Energy Acts of 2005 and 2007 and the Failure of the U.S. Government to Seek Solutions to the Energy Crisis
By Mike Habegger. Posted in General
Executive Summary (portions of this summary are replicated in the proceeding article): United States has a dangerous addiction to oil. The United States is dependent on oil for all its transportation needs—land, air and sea. The worldwide demand for oil is rising as developing nations are turning to oil-based transportation as well for economic expansion. [...]
Continue reading...The man who knew everything, yet was almost always wrong in his predictions, is now dead. Tim Russert, host of “Meet the Press,” collapsed at work this afternoon. Wow. I glanced at NYT and gave my customary “What the Fuck?”, but this time, it was a little louder, and a little more exasperated. I mean, what [...]
Continue reading...I am doing laundry right now, so I thought it would be a good time to talk a little bit about what I’ve been seeing recently in the “spin cycle” aka the news networks’ early afternoon coverage of the economy and electoral politics in recent days. I’m no Jon Stewart, but I think I do have [...]
Continue reading...Thought you might like to see this… Not sure what I make of it. I think it’s a pretty good commercial. Too bad this is happening during the campaign season. I think Carney was trying to sneak this in, thinking that no Dems would dare attack him so close to a campaign since he’s in such [...]
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