Daily Archives: January 3, 2008

Paul, take 2

By Frank Paynter | Published: January 3, 2008

Besides having an ambiguous position on science, I think it’s important that the libertarians understand that anybody that the neo-Nazi Stormfront supports has to be some kind of bug-ass crazy doodoo-head, and that Ron Paul has that kind of white supremacist support. Which makes him a bug-ass crazy doodoo-head. Which is not, obviously, a disqualifier, [...]

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Iowa Couscous

By Frank Paynter | Published: January 3, 2008

كسكس أو(كسكسو)وهكذا ينطقه الأمازيغ في جبل نفوسة وكذلك سكان المنطقة الشرقية من المغرب حتى ليبيا، وهو من الوجبات الرئيسية والمعروفة منذ القدم والتي I prefer rice pilaf myself. Glad that Obama won, though. In the end maybe we can have an Obama/McCain third party ticket and leave the faith/corporate greed scripts behind. [tags]Why do they [...]

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Paul

By Frank Paynter | Published: January 3, 2008

You really have to make of this what you will… Or, I suppose you could get a soft drink and a bowl of Cheesy Snax and settle in with a good Ayn Rand novel.

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McCain

By Frank Paynter | Published: January 3, 2008

Suffering the same ideological handicaps as his political bedfellows, lacking a coherent understanding of how a well run government programs such as national health care will benefit us all, John McCain nevertheless exhibits moral strength and good character in public affairs. When you look at the above exchange in the so-called debates, it’s obvious that [...]

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Political Dirty Tricks – Phone Jammers and the rest of them

By Frank Paynter | Published: January 3, 2008

Betsy Devine, the blogger who owns the phone jamming story, writes today about Allen Raymond’s new book, ” How to Rig an Election: Confessions of a Republican Operative.” Betsy says, Probably the biggest reason that GOP insiders want you not to read this book is not the rude first-person memories of Bush, Rove, Feather, Synhorst, [...]

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