Well, since PP decided to take a pass on commenting about Dave Knudson and his wanting the referred law to fail, and if PP doesn’t mind, I’ll go ahead and pick up on this and talk about my thoughts on the issue.
Frankly, as a future voter in this primary, I’m [...]
The roar of the crackers
The dogs wonder why
The triple patty stackers
The Fourth of July
Here’s to the Founders
Here’s to the troops
Here’s to the (domestic) pounders
Here’s to the great coup
Enjoy some dogs and some pounders. Also, go Joey Chestnut!
Adam Feser
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Dakota Rural Action has created a searchable online South Dakota Local Foods Directory. (Via.)
Achievement Awards
Blog headline of the week: Bernard Madoff Sentenced; Books To Come
Bookish Linkage
C. Max rounds up the releases we can look forward to the rest of the year, calling it an “epic [...]
I’m not going to dress up in a puffy shirt, and bemoan marxist humanist seculars employing a “Piven Jeremy” strategy like my friend Sibby in Mitchell is doing today, but I will provide you some thoughts from the Declaration of Independence that continue to hold true for our time.
When in [...]
Conservatives like to say that for some reason Sarah Palin scares liberals. Of course I don’t necessarily believe that sentiment as I personally think a Palin ticket would put Liberals back into the White House for another 4 years but one thing I do know is that in the minds [...]
I confess to a (now faded) affinity for Mark Sanford. As someone who was born in South Carolina and spent much time there over the years, I have a personal connection to the state. As a fiscal conservative, I was very pleased at the governor’s response to the stimulus monies, [...]
I had promised myself that I would not continue to post about Sarah Palin vowing to only write again if and when the real reason for her sudden resignation yesterday came out. And while I still plan to not make this an all Sarah all the time posting marathon, [...]
From the home office in Harrisburg, SD, the Top Ten Reasons Why The 4th of July Rocks!
Ben Franklin is my favorite founding father, a champion of FREE speech and beer guts.
This is probably my favorite holiday, because it has to with being an American. That and you are not expected to do anything on this day, except drink beer and eat hot [...]
At least one legislator is weighing in on the smoking petition flap…..
A South Dakota lawmaker who successfully pushed for a statewide smoking ban is optimistic about the latest developments. Late Thursday afternoon, ban supporters filed paperwork challenging opponent petitions to get the issue to a statewide vote.
Senate Majority Leader Dave [...]
My daughter Paige treated me to an evening seeing the new Transformers movie. I think it was originally promised around Father’s day, which tells you how long we’ve put it off.
I’d been avoiding it due to showing houses and other work, or just being exhausted in the evenings. Tonight, she [...]
Bye-Bye stinky.
Consolidation has been going on for awhile and in a recent Gargoyle Leader article, Sioux City is gearing up for a bigger plant.
But the biggest piece of news that has been circulating in news circles is that Smithfield foods who owns JM’s has filed Federal [...]
