A few thoughts on Sadaams Execution
Austin Bay Austin Bay had my favorite analysis of the hanging (And I have spent many hours over the past day or so reading and watching on television the various responses to Sadaams Death – I even plugged my nose and watched Chris Matthews sunday talk show). I also enjoyed Hannity in Iraq and O’Reilly … Continue reading
Happy New Year and Happy Fifth Anniversary to the Blogosphere
“I PROPOSE A NAME for the intellectual cyberspace we bloggers occupy: the Blogosphere. Simple enough; the root word is logos, from the Greek meaning, variously: In pre-Socratic philosophy, the principle governing the cosmos, the source of this principle, or human reasoning about the cosmos; Among the Sophists, the topics of rational argument or the arguments … Continue reading
Schlafly: Parents Worry About Prescription Drugs, Too
Parents Worry About Prescription Drugs, Too Phyllis Schlafly, perhaps the most famous Conservative Female in America, has fearlessly taken on Big Pharma once again, in this recent post: “Since labeling kids ADHD brings more money to the schools, it’s not surprising that schools often pressure parents to get an ADHD diagnosis and put their child … Continue reading
Hugh Hewitt: Spotlight on Trevino as he rounds up lefty reaction to Sadaams Death
Trevino: Tears for the Devil “As it happens, I actually agree with Farley, to varying degrees, on all those points — but what a pity this is the price for maintaining good standing with the “netroots” crowd. A man can’t say it’s good to see the tyrant gone, and be done with it. But then, … Continue reading
Happy New Year!
We just shared a wonderful meal together as a family and talked about our New Years Resolutions for Family Home Evening. I only have one. I’ve given up chocolate in all its forms. I did this once before, and stayed true to it for several years, but for the past several months, it has just … Continue reading







