Tuesdays are like the red headed step child of the week. Not as bad as Monday, but still too far from the weekend to be any good. Plus, September 11th…
On her victory lap of Iowa yesterday, Straw Poll winner Rep. Michele Bachmann paid repeated tribute to her local roots, and repeatedly mentioned her family reunion that day, citing it as an excuse for her late arrival at a local party event in Waterloo. But her own mother says Michelle wasn't there. Ooops.
...as DEDO is looking for a large piece of land to hold a million square foot "employment center." Meanwhile, in a possibly related story, Southwest Windpower, a manufacturer of small windpower, is moving to Delaware.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9DOmlfICGw&feature=related[/youtube] Alison Moyet and Vince Clarke. It must be limey night, because here is some Bill Bragg [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4xFSkPCUm8&feature=related[/youtube] It's bad timing and me We find a lot of things out…
Delaware Park’s Ironman Poker Tournament, sponsored by Red Bull, WIP Sports Radio and Mobius New Media, will begin August 20 at noon and is expected to run continuously for over 36 hours straight. Delaware Park will be attempting to set a Guinness World Record for the “Longest Continuous Poker Tournament.”
Sometimes big national spending, similar to this little Delaware spending, is clearly what the times call for. No matter... our county is being held hostage by nihilistic teabag economists, and dim wits who think that we need to starve ourselves back to health.
WGMD downstate is reporting that the Georgetown office of the Social Security Administration is cutting its public hours to 9 am to 3:30 p.m. I am sure some stupid teabagger will now start complaining about it.
So who do think are the best Delaware legislators of the 2011 General Assembly session? The worst? Be specific here. It is not enough to say that you think Tony…
David Sessions read the Christine O'Donnell so, for the love of God, we don't have to. But you do have to read his whole Daily Beast column. As you will see, her whole book appears to be an exercise in denial.
"It was a wrong-headed move, made for all the wrong reasons, but it was mine." -- Failed U.S. Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell (R), writing in Troublemaker that her now infamous "I am not a witch" campaign commercial was a disaster.