October 30, 2008 · Leave a Comment
How do you kill a blog? Do you just ignore it and never post again? Do you hope that eventually the content becomes so dated that it fades into the obscurity of Google, buried somewhere on the one hundredth page of search results? Or do you simply take it down, and in an instant vaporize years of work, of visitor comments that have loyally followed your posts? I never set out to be a political blogger. This blog was always more of an experiment (and a way to utilize a domain name I purchased while feeling the buzz of wine).... [Read the full story]
August 9, 2007 · 17 Comments
This week’s Friday Drawing for a Reader, speaks directly to China’s human rights record on the eve of the 2008 Olympics, notably in reference to Darfur. Cooper’s blog, Darfur: An Unforgivable Hell on Earth, inspired the drawing. While I understand China’s made progress on its Darfur stance, it continues its repression of human freedoms, notably political expression. This is a freedom you suddenly appreciate more fully when you realize you’re drawing something that in another country could get... [Read the full story]
March 22, 2008 · 27 Comments
I’m in the checkout line at Safeway with two beers and shaving cream and I notice the latest issue of Vogue. Is this for real? With all of the uproar over race, racism, and a media that keeps picking at the scab, how could such an insensitive cover make the stands? I left the checkout with two beers, shaving cream and the April edition of Vogue, and a bit of fire for the keyboard with three points to make. First point. If you’re a photographer, and your going to rely on Photoshop to pull off your ill-conceived... [Read the full story]
August 30, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Is Sarah Palin qualified to be the Vice President... [Take the Poll]
McCain should have mentioned that his biggest flip flop was his taste in women…ehem… I mean Supreme Court justices. During McCain’s recitation of every moderate... [Read more]
McCain is so pro-war that the only thing that gets it up for him is the thought of bombs dropping on Iran. Now he’s taking the Georgia-Russian crisis into political-Viagra... [Read more]
Today, Karl Rove announced plans to leave the White House at the end of August. Denying suggestions that it was to avoid legal scrutiny, he aims to spend time with family, teaching... [Read more]
Of all the wacky things Rush Limbaugh has advocated, this one I find most bizarre. On August 3rd, Rush announced his endorsement of lead paint. According to him, the hazards... [Read more]
With the terrible tragedy of the bridge collapse dominating today’s headlines, I was reminded of the story of Alaska Senator, Ted Steven’s “Bridge to Nowhere”,... [Read more]
(NOTE: You may have to refresh (F5) your page – as the crazy FLV plugin I have isn’t working). Here’s a short little video that I put together tonight,... [Read more]
Blogging is changing politics. As the mainstream media continues to fail the American public, an army of passionate truth-seekers have unleashed a stream of content. And while... [Read more]
The Associated Press carries authority. Numerous news organizations subscribe and contribute material. Pick up any daily paper and 90% of the articles carry the credit line, “Associated... [Read more]
Ah, if only the American Dream purchased on easy credit were so simple to leave behind. With the previous tightening of the bankruptcy laws (aimed to protect big banks and their... [Read more]
In this Friday’s Drawing for a Reader, I was prompted to tackle the issue of health care. I’m surprised I’d not tried health care, considering it’s such... [Read more]