8 December 2005 @ 6:51PM >> 60 minuteman Mike Wallace was apparently turned down by President Bush for an interview. He recently revealed what he would have asked the president if given the chance:

What in the world prepared you to be the commander in chief of the largest superpower in the world? In your background, Mr. President, you apparently were incurious. You didn’t want to travel. You knew very little about the military. . . . The governor of Texas doesn’t have the kind of power that some governors have. . . . Why do you think they nominated you? . . . Do you think that has anything to do with the fact that the country is so [expletive] up?

8 December 2005 @ 4:04PM >> They’re nearing the bottom of the slide in Canada. And plenty of people would like it to happen here, too.

It’s strange that you can find so many who will expend oxygen defending rights that don’t appear in the constitution, yet when the Second Amendment comes under attack, they just shrug their shoulders.

8 December 2005 @ 12:40PM >> Ever wonder why you hear almost nothing in the media about Afghanistan? Probably because Afghanis themselves are so optimistic about the future.

8 December 2005 @ 9:31AM >> According to this map, on prominent display during the UN’s “Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People,” Israel does not (or is that should not?) exist.

I look forward to seeing what kind of maps the UN will be displaying at the “Day of Solidarity with the Israeli People.” Oh wait, there is no such thing...