With the 50th Anniversary of Fidel Castro’s takeover of Cuba gaining so much fawning attention from the likes of ABC’s Good Morning, America and others in the mainstream media, I was inspired to share my unique twist on the popular anti-drugs phrase made popular by Nancy Reagan during the 1980s: JUST CHE´NO! Thanks for the [...]
Let’s Not Celebrate Castro’s Communism in Cuba (Updated)
January 2nd, 2009 · No Comments
Tags: · 1980s, anti-drugs phrase, castro, che, che guevara, communist, Fidel Castro, Good Morning America, guevara, just che no, Mainstream media, nancy reagan, reagan
Texas Tech Lets Down Big 12, Falls to Ole Miss
January 2nd, 2009 · 3 Comments
Though I only watched portions of the ATT Cotton Bowl today, the parts I watched showed an ugly effort by Coach Mike Leach’s #7 Texas Tech Red Raiders as they lost in Dallas to Houston Nutt’s #25 Ole Miss Rebels, 47-34. Yes, I know; in my “crystal ball” post last week, I predicted the game [...]
Tags: · alabama, allstate sugar bowl, big 12, cotton bowl, crystal ball, Dallas, florida, houston nutt, lubbock, mississippi, ohio state, Oklahoma, ole miss, ole miss rebels, red raiders, sugar bowl, texas, texas tech red raiders, utah
Homicide Stats Don’t Support Gun Ban Scheme
January 2nd, 2009 · No Comments
Homicide statistics for 2008 in Seattle do not justify a proposal by anti-gun Mayor Greg Nickels to ban legally-carried handguns from public property, nor his plan to lobby for a change in the state’s preemption law, according to Alan Gottlieb, founder of the Bellevue, Wash.-based Second Amendment Foundation. “Less than half of Seattle’s homicides in [...]
Tags: · alan gottlieb, concealed carry, firearms, gun ban, gun ban scheme, Gun Control, gun owners, homicide, homicide stats, law-abiding gun owners, mayor greg nickels, Right to Bear Arms, seattle, second amendment foundation, washington ceasefire
Trojans Win Rose, Hokies Win Orange, Fans Bored
January 2nd, 2009 · No Comments
Though college football fans were treated to a back-to-back pair of dull bowl games, I was able to add one more win and one more loss to my predictions record for the bowl game season. In the first game, played in Pasadena, Calif., the #5 USC Trojans defeated the #8 Penn State Nittany Lions, 38-24, [...]
Tags: · bowl games, cincinnati, cincinnati bearcats, College Football, cotton bowl, miami, orange bowl, pasadena, penn state, penn state nittany lions, rose bowl, sugar bowl, trojans, usc trojans, Virginia Tech, virginia tech hokies
