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  • What Do These, And Other Laughs, Mean
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  • What Do These, And Other Laughs, Mean May 21, 2013
    They don’t mean impeachment and they don’t mean Hillary Clinton can’t be a candidate in 2016.  If the Republicans continue to push those things, it will just mean they are as stupid as the Democrats are venal. Part of the Democratic game plan is to portray these obvious transgressions and coverups as partisan witch hunts, […]
    Cory Franklin
  • Laugh #2 May 21, 2013
    The director of the Internal Revenue Service’s Exempt Organizations division, Lois Lerner, is invoking the Fifth Amendment and will not appear before Congress to answer questions about the agency’s targeting of Tea Party and other conservative groups.  Lerner was scheduled to appear before the House Oversight committee tomorrow to discuss the improper conduc […]
    Cory Franklin
  • Laugh #1 May 21, 2013
    Jay Carney told reporters that President Obama did not ask his senior staff why he was learning about the IRS’s targeting of conservative groups for the first time through news reports two weeks ago, rather than from his staff. The administration has admitted that White House counsel Kathryn Ruemmler was informed in late April of […]
    Cory Franklin
  • Wrong About Politics, Wrong About Grammar May 21, 2013
    Disinterested and uninterested share a confused and confusing history. Disinterested was originally used to mean “not interested, indifferent”; uninterested in its earliest use meant “impartial.” By various developmental twists, disinterested is now used in both senses. Uninterested is used mainly in the sense “not interested, indifferent.” It is occasionall […]
    Cory Franklin
  • Make Of It What You Will May 21, 2013
    But the president’s approval rating remains at 51-53%, depending on which poll you read.  That ought to give John Boehner pause when he starts hearing those urgings to bring articles of impeachment. BW
    Benjamin Wendell
  • Toto, I Have A Feeling We’re Not In Kansas Anymore May 21, 2013
    My heart goes out to the families devastated by tornadoes in Oklahoma City on Monday.  It makes you wonder whether there’s some some perverse puropose in karma that propells an F4 tornado,  a storm that could go anywhere, to bear directly down upon an elementary school, which you’d figure would be just about the safest place to be in the […]
    Benjamin Wendell
  • Interesting Note May 21, 2013
    Don’t believe everything you hear, nor everything you read, particularly if the material derives from an especially curmudgeonly conservative.  The president’s press secretary, Jay Carney, has had a rather challenging week.  His contention that he enjoyed this week of playing defense might have been disingenuous, but not grammatically imprecise.  To wit: Dis […]
    Benjamin Wendell
  • George Jones, Francois Jacob, Janos Starker May 21, 2013
    You Tube: Rememberingthepassed (subscribe for free) On The Web: He Was Country When Country Was Cool
    Cory Franklin
  • Richie Havens, Pat Summerall, Al Neuharth, Frank Bank May 20, 2013
    You Tube: Rememberingthepassed (subscribe for free) On The Web: He Opened Woodstock
    Cory Franklin
  • More Carney Blarney May 20, 2013
    “Honestly, I find it enjoyable,” White House press secretary Jay Carney says of his most recent week in the White House’s briefing room. “I find it challenging. It’s hard, but it’s better than 45 to 60 minutes of calling on reporters who are kind of sleepy and disinterested,” he explains. ”For me personally, it has been […]
    Cory Franklin

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