Category Archives: In A World Gone Mad

There’s Something Happening Here

I don’t trust the latest staff shakeups in the White House. First Karl Rove resigns, and now Gonzales. The President’s two fiercest defenders have both left the White House, and only two weeks apart. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve been in favor of Gonzales leaving since he first stepped foot in the Attorney General’s office, [...]

Firefighters Union on Rudy Giuliani

Sicko Makes Me Sick To Be An American

I recently watched Sicko, the new documentary by Mike Moore. While it focuses much of its attention on the American healthcare system, it makes most of its argument by comparing it to the healthcare systems of countries with socialized medicine, such as Canada, Great Britain, France, and Cuba. I’m not going to get into the [...]

The Presidential Marathon

We are 517 days away from Election 2008. Some might say that’s a little early to begin paying attention to all the politicians throwing their hats in the ring, but when you stop to consider the ridiculous amount of work laying in wait for the next president, a long and involved screening process may be [...]

It’s Broke. We’d Best Fix It.

In the movie about Vermont’s secession movement, Billy Bob Thorton will be playing the part of Professor Frank Bryan (view his CV). Like Mr. Thorton, Professor Bryan carries himself like a person who knows what it is like to do a hard day’s work in the field. Like Mr. Thorton, Professor Bryan has turned from [...]

Sizing Up The Democratic Candidates For The First Time

Thanks to CSPAN’s streaming coverage, I was able to watch the 2008 Democratic Presidential Candidates’ Forum that was held in Nevada last week. And here’s what I learned:

Sen. Christopher Dodd (CT) is an impressive person. He comes across as clear and direct, with a decent sense of humor. Seeing him speak made me want to [...]

The Simple Truth of Iraq

There’s been a lot of talk over the last couple of days/weeks about the need for more troops in Iraq. Senators McCain and Lieberman are urging it; Democratic Senate majority leader, Harry Reid, will support it if the President calls for it; the Joint Chiefs, Colin Powell, and three-out-of-four Americans are against it; and the [...]

An Open Letter to Ted Haggard

Hi Ted, I wanted to talk to you after seeing some of your recent video appearances. You look, well bad, the weight is tugging down on you, and you can see it.
I want to discuss a serious possibility with you because I’m concerned. Perhaps what you were brought up to believe, your faith in God [...]

Olbermann: The beginning of the end of America

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Hi everyone, we’re super-excited to be a part of this fun blogging business, though we only really know Kyle and Dawn. Maybe we’re the western contingent right now (colorado that is); anyone else from this side of the Mississip?
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