Last night I was watching Hardball. David Gregory was filling in for Chris Mattews. During one of the last segments, Gregory had Jean Schmidt on. Jean is the Republican running for Ohio’s second congressional district in a special election this coming Tuesday. Her opponent is Democrat Paul Hackett, a Marine Major who recently returned from […]

Just to let everyone know, I made some small repairs to the template today. The expand/contract arrows where not working properly on the date header. Now if you wish to jump from one date to the next on the main page, just click the little arrow next to the date in the yellow box and […]

While we are not near the end of President Bush’s time in the Oval Office (very unfortunate), his latest approval rating shows him as being in the dump. I decided to look at some previous polling data for past President’s and found some interesting numbers. While searching, the only resource I could find was ABC […]

Bill Frist broke away from the “good old boys” Republican Party today to say he supports stem-cell research. This turn of events have left people in shock, to say the least. This, needless to say, has become the dawn of attacks against the Senate Majority Leader. “I think a candidate that, that-umm-believes in the destruction […]

A new Gallup CNN/USA Today poll has Bush at his lowest approval rating yet. Only 44% of the polled people find his performance acceptable while 51% disapprove. The better part of this poll is showing that he is declining amongst the independents. That leads to a greater pickup of votes for the Democrats come next […]

This week, President Bush decided to once again show his family values. While walking away from reporters, he did something that is starting to become a trade mark, he flipped them the middle finger. I am not a prude by any means, but for the leader of the most powerful nation in the world to […]

A day after the State Department reveals that John Bolton in fact did lie on his confirmation questionnaire in regards to being questioned in the last five years by any grand jury or governmental investigation, the White House started dropping more hints of giving him the recess appointment to the UN. This shows the level […]

Why is it the Baptists seem to always be the ones who start controversy? This time it is from a Church in Florida and not the usual suspects – Westmore Baptist Church in Kansas. From Science Daily: Florida church speaks out against Islam JACKSONVILLE, Fla., July 28 (UPI) — A sign outside a Jacksonville, Fla., […]

Senator Rick Santorum has been making the rounds this week promoting his new book “It Takes a Family: Conservatism and the Common Good”. Santorum on the outside looks like a nice clean cut guy, very devoted to his family, who also serves his country on the Senate floor. Before you read to deep into this […]

What is it that draws all this corruption to San Diego. This week the residents of San Diego went to the polling places to elect a new mayor. In four days, San Diego has seen three different mayors. The first resigned due to mounting fiscal problems at city hall, and then the second had to […]