21/03: Al Gore to the Rescue?
Today on Sean Hannity's radio show, wild-haired pollster John Zogby floated the idea of Al Gore as a compromise candidate for the Democratic nomination. The Zogby plan: Jimmy Carter and some other party wise men convince Barack Obama to release his delegates to Al Gore in exchange for the VP slot. The powers that be assure Mrs. Clinton that she would ascend to Senate Majority Leader as part of the deal, and everybody leaves happy.
Really? Al Gore? Really?
One of the most unelectable figures in the history of American politics?
Is John Kerry not available?
What about Walter Mondale? Ted Kennedy, maybe? Unfortunately, Ed Muskie passed away, but I think George McGovern is still alive. What about him?
We appreciate you thinking out of the box, Zog--but perhaps you should go back to the drawing board on this one.
Really? Al Gore? Really?
One of the most unelectable figures in the history of American politics?
Is John Kerry not available?
What about Walter Mondale? Ted Kennedy, maybe? Unfortunately, Ed Muskie passed away, but I think George McGovern is still alive. What about him?
We appreciate you thinking out of the box, Zog--but perhaps you should go back to the drawing board on this one.
18/03: The Economy
Category: Frivolity
Posted by: A Waco Farmer
From the Wall Street Journal:
"The Federal Reserve continued its two-front attack on the credit crunch with a steep rate cut, and hinted at more to come.
"The cut was less than financial markets wanted. But in a sign the Fed's prior efforts to boost lending through unconventional means may be getting some traction, stocks soared, buoyed by earnings reports from two big investment banks."
As for me, I am going to hold out until the Fed starts paying me to borrow money.
"The Federal Reserve continued its two-front attack on the credit crunch with a steep rate cut, and hinted at more to come.
"The cut was less than financial markets wanted. But in a sign the Fed's prior efforts to boost lending through unconventional means may be getting some traction, stocks soared, buoyed by earnings reports from two big investment banks."
As for me, I am going to hold out until the Fed starts paying me to borrow money.
10/03: A Culture in Decline
A recent report reveals a disturbing trend. Apparently, many U.S. parents are now outsourcing their children's daycare overseas. Watch the full story here.