Monthly Archives: May 2011

Looks like Republicans are not too interested in helping Missouri. One thing I have never understood about people in the “heartland” is the way they vote. They are far more vulnerable to natural disasters and depend on federal programs for … Continue reading →

Mmmmm. Maybe all those Christians that didn’t get raptures today should be asking themselves what they are doing wrong

Wall Street doesn’t seem to think the U.S will default on it’s debts, and Right now assigns zero probability to it happening in models used for predicting financial outcomes. These are the same people that didn’t believe home prices decrease. … Continue reading →

As more sex scandals unfoldIt seems to me that the country would be much better off if we ignored them. I can’t think of one example where the country was better off because a sex scandal was discovered and reported … Continue reading →

It seems like like after 9/11 the police state has been getting ever larger. I wonder where all the live free or die people are when things like this happen: A little-noticed Indiana Supreme Court decision late last week overturned … Continue reading →

John MCAine came out with the facts about torture and mentioned that it’s a moral issue. That still doesn’t excuse him for Sarah Palin but it’s a start

One of the latest right-wing myths is that clean energy can’t ever replace oil and coal. Looks like scientists disagree: ABU DHABI (Reuters) – Governments approved on Monday a U.N. report projecting that renewable energies such as solar, wind or … Continue reading →

I don’t know why I read Nicholas Kristof in the NYtimes, I guess so I can get aggravated, today he tells us that people in Africa need family planning, this comes after years of talking about what a great job … Continue reading →

It seems that since 9/11 the U.S has had an inferiority complex, and maybe now with the killing of Bin Laden America can get back to being a country on the rise with a positive outlook, and not bunch of … Continue reading →

It seems like living near a mall is a lot like living by a resort for some people.. I guess that makes sense though when you consider that for many people their main recreation is shopping.