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What Rick Jensen WIll Be Yammering About Today
First of all, DON’T listen to Rick Jensen. If you happen to be walking by a radio this afternoon though and it is still on and playing because whoever was listening to AL forgot to turn it off, here is what you’ll hear today.
“Palin To Drop” Betting Odds
The Republicans are stuck, so I don’t think Palin is going anywhere. However, the CBS interview that will be out tomorrow will be even more horrible than the previous horrible clips.
So it behooves us to formulate odds and begin taking bets. To that end…
Palin to “spend more time with family” odds are four-to-one against. In other words, if you bet $1.00 and she drops, you win $4.00 (plus your buck back).
Takers?
See blow the fold for complete rules.
Gotcha Journalism
Did you know?
I Just … Can’t … Believe … it.
Ha Ha Funny
Do you have one foot in the grave?
QOD
Updated: You can’t teach an old dog new tricks
RNC ad, was cut, sent out before package failed
(Edited) Why It’s Not Over, Part III
The end of the series and where I get into the really wishful thinking.
Ever since the meltdown a week or so back, economists and Wall Street analysts have been thinking and talking about a variety of alternatives to the Paulson plan and fortunately for me, these people have been writing all over the internet. I’m sharing some of the ideas I’ve read as links below, because we were all deprived of the opportunity to think about and weigh any options. Again, I don’t doubt that there is a real crisis here. And maybe we need to put some money into a fix. But if something is to be done, it should be in a way that actually provides some reassurances that we won’t be back in the same bind anytime in our lifetimes. And if something is to be done, then Congress and the Administration can speak to us like the tax-paying adults we are to ask for some considered support, and not more fearmongering. So here goes: