by Kevin Todd Autor’s disclaimer: I finally found a site that helped me explain what I’ve learned about political science in plain words. My definitions are my own, but spoken from the same, practical understanding of cows. DEMOCRATS… you have two cows, your neighbor has none. You feel guilty about it. You petition for legislation, […]
Read MoreWhat We Needed was a Good, Hard Boost The first I ever heard of Juchitan, I was working the streets of Mexico City as a craftsman; sort of. The country was deeply entrenched in the peso crash. You couldn’t really make much money
Read MoreBy Jane Stillwater For years now I’ve been complaining about how President [sic] Bush isn’t letting any of us Americans tour the White House.
Read MorePeople, we are dumb all over. This the year of our Lord 2008 can be written down as the year that nobody ran for president of the USA . Look at the numbers. The Dems are out drawing the big money GOP. Why is that you might ask? Well, stop and think for a moment. […]
Read MoreThe upper voice was scolding shrilly, scornfully, telling her she had once again been an idiot. “What are you going to do? Where are going now? How did you get yourself into this mess?” To all the above, she answered back, “I don’t know, I don’t know, I don’t know”. The other voices clamored their […]
Read MoreSarah Palin isn’t a racist. As she pointed out, her husband is one-eighth Yup’ik. Not that he grew up in a Yup’ik village, or has any special concerns for his traditional Native heritage, but he has a sweet, eighty-seven year old grandmother who grew up on the Igushik River in the Bristol Bay region. Lena […]
Read MoreBy Sergio Impleton The children are rifling the boxes of old costumes, scouting the thrift shops for ideas and emptying the department stores of make up and accessories.
Read MoreRise to Power As Alaska gears up to celebrating its fiftieth year of statehood, its constituents stagger under the accusations of special interest politics and watch its legislative
Read MoreThe American tax payers have been exonerated; at least for a short while; from carrying the burden imposed by poor financial management. It has taken an act of Congress to grant us this brief reprieve.
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