Okay, blogging is tough.  We get it.  Great Grandma and Grandpa had it easy, with rotary phones and all (“You mean your Great Grandparents had a phone?”).

If I hear another blogger complain about blogger burnout, I’m going to scream:

I’m taking the evening off from blogging; I’m worn out. After a solid...

In response to a ” a dear friend who runs a large charitable foundation” and who branded the tea party movement “a group of racists, xenophobes and bigots,” Rabbi Shmuley writes in The Jerusalem Post, Why the Tea...

The New York Times had an Op-Ed yesterday complaining about anonymous trolls on blogs who post inflammatory messages to get a reaction:

Trolling, defined as the act of posting inflammatory, derogatory or provocative messages in public forums, is a problem as old as the Internet itself, although its roots go much farther back.

What...

There is a lot which could be said about Joe Scarborough’s very personal and demeaning screed against Sarah Palin, but I’ll rest on this response:

“You are the Alan Colmes of MSNBC, and I mean no offense to Alan Colmes.”

On second thought, maybe I just insulted Alan Colmes.  Sorry.

Update: Must read.  The...

Taken by reader Ben earlier this month in a Schnucks’ parking lot in south St. Louis.

I like Bobby Jindal, and a couple of years ago I thought this bumper sticker made sense.  Jindal has increased his national profile, but I’m not seeing a run for President in the offing, or particularly viable. 

Unless, of course, the plan is, well, never mind.  You know what I was going to say. 

The cigarette butt on the ground is a nice touch.  How about this for a bumper sticker -

“I Litter and I Vote”

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Curious as to when you think the count should start.

Don’t bother with January 20, 2009, too obvious and predictable, but if you must know, that would make it Day 679.

For suggestions, include start date and event which started it (and number of days, if you want – calculator here).

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When Howard Kurtz was at WaPo, I wasn’t a big fan.

I took Kurtz to task for being As Deep Inside The Beltway As It Gets for his slobbering love note to Chuckie T., notwithstanding that Kurtz did

Nasty demand letters aren’t working. 

Tributes to “responsible, accountable, and open government” aren’t working.

How do we stop these Wikileaks folks short of dropping a house on their heads?

Fox News had an interesting article on Friday about the stuxnet malware, and how it was ingeniously constructed to disrupt the Iranian nuclear program:

“In other words the worm was designed to allow the Iranian program to continue but never succeed, and never to know why.”

But that...

This one cannot wait for a Saturday night. 

In listing the reasons why people are upset with TSA screening procedures, The New York Times plays racial psychologist:

RACE AND CLASS.  Even though air travel is far from luxurious, it is a still a big expense during a time of significant economic upheaval,...

The U.S. Embassy takeover in Tehran on November 4, 1979, was the start of 444 days which came to define Jimmy Carter.  The U.S. government was revealed to be powerless and the President weak.  Those among us who were alive and conscious during those days have embedded the feelings of helplessness.

There have been...

This is the latest in a series on the use of the race card for political gain:
 
Cornel West is Professor of Religion and African American studies at Princeton University.

West left Harvard University in 2002 amid controversy, with accusations of racism and inadequate scholarship flying around.  The who’s who and...