Though OJ is going to appeal the verdict I doubt he’ll win. It was good to see that he will have to sit in the clink while his appeal is pending.
Good place for him.
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Though OJ is going to appeal the verdict I doubt he’ll win. It was good to see that he will have to sit in the clink while his appeal is pending.
Good place for him.
[...]
And the hits just keep coming. The story about the Ayres/Obama connection had already circulated during the primaries (can I give you some advice Rick Davis? If you are going to dig up dirt on your opponent, make sure it is something the American people [...]
The Argus Leader made a bit of a brouhaha this weekend over the state raiding funds that were collected for the purpose of deaf communication services. But I’m not hearing anyone calling out for the people who actually are footing the bill over the faux outrage that some people are [...]
The WaPo book blog had something I thought interesting. What books remain on your shelves that you’ve never read but continue to keep even though you’ve weeded out lots of others over the years?
Underworld by Don DeLillo immediately comes to mind. It’s been on my shelves for close [...]
This is not surprising, but still sad:
Are journalists playing favorites with some of the key political figures involved with regulatory oversight of U.S. financial markets?
MSNBC’s Chris Matthews launched several vitriolic attacks on the Republican Party on his Sept. 17, 2008, show, suggesting blame for Wall Street problems should [...]
In 2004, I spent a couple of hours providing an Argus Leader reporter details of the research I had done on Linda Daschle and the Democrats love affair with the corporate airliners, only to find very little of it making it past the editor’s cut. Seems that tactic is common [...]
The Argus Leader has this report:
Biofuels, wind, coal, solar technology and the prospect of the first new oil refinery to be built in the United States in more than 30 years have led many to believe South Dakota is on the cusp of an energy revolution.
They also [...]
Both South Dakota Senate candidates goes socialist in regard to taxpayer funded research and development:
While most politicians seem to support the notion of research funding as an investment, according to Johnson, "there is wide variation in how that is interpreted." His own approach to research funding seems to be [...]
It's about time that we talked about this issue, as the 1980s Keating scandal is "eerily similar to today's credit crisis." See the full-length video at [KeatingEconomics.com] starting at noon today. It's called "KEATING ECONOMICS: The story of John McCain and the making of a financial crisis. According to [...]
Peter Schramm at No Left Turns directs readers to this piece by Niall Ferguson. It is the clearest piece I have seen on the really big question raised by the current economic crisis: will it lead to another depression? Harry Truman once said "it's [...]
I just had this note passed to me, and so I’m passing it on to you for those who might be interested…
IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO REGISTER FOR SATURDAY’S
SOUTH DAKOTA RIGHT TO LIFE CONVENTION!
CALL 226-2232 to make your reservation this weekendSOUTH DAKOTA RIGHT TO LIFE
CONVENTION AGENDA 2008“Defending [...]
