Archive for May, 2012
The Etymology of Forward
I thought Lou Dobbs was dead. He’s not. Worse yet, he has a blackboard and he’s going give us some learning.
Can the GOP Swift Boat Obama?
The Atlantic is reporting that the swift boating of Obama has begun with a new SEAL video.
Updated: More Drama In School Board Elections
Can we just skip all this and move these elections to November? Pretty please?
Republicans Hate Grandmothers
Viviette Applewhite will not be allowed to vote in the 2012 election due to a Pennsylvania law requiring photo id’s to vote. Voting since 1960, Applewhite does not drive and had her purse stolen. Apparently state officials cannot locate her birth certificate, after all she is 93 years old.
Rubio Will Inevitably Abandon Friend
Senator Marco Rubio (R – Florida), one of the top contenders for Vice President on the losing Republican presidential ticket, is sticking by David Rivera, the Christine O’Donnell of Florida.
Measles Outbreak in UK
In the Liverpool area of England, there has been an outbreak of measles with more than 200 cases reported. Those in the US who have chosen not to vaccinate their children and put them at risk should be worried.
DEA Detains Student, Forgets About Him For 5 Days
Words fail almost as much as the DEA failed when they detained a college student, placed him in a holding cell, and then forgot about him for five days with out food or water.
Polling and Electoral Map Update [5.2.12]
![Polling and Electoral Map Update [5.2.12]](http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7060/6989371238_2297aa307b.jpg "Polling and Electoral Map Update [5.2.12]")
In some polls, President Obama’s approval averages are above 50%, but in Gallup (which has been more bearish on Obama but not as bad as Rasmussen), his average has just reached 47%. This is an improvement over his term low of 41% reached during the debt ceiling hostage crisis last summer. The reason for the improvement is that the Independents have come home. Meanwhile, we move Virginia into lean Obama territory on our electoral map, while North Carolina moves into too close to call territory.
Payday Loans Bill Passes State House
HB 289, limiting citizens to a max of 5 payday loans of $1000 in a 12-month period, passed the Delaware State House on a vote of 26-7.
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