Gov. Bredesen: Herod, Judas or Pilate?
Blue Collar Muse @ May 12, 2008 # 3 Comments
Legacy. Governors and Presidents worry, “What will my legacy be?”. It’s a fancy-shmancy way of asking, “What exactly will they say I DID for 8 years?”
Tennessee’s Governor, Phil Bredesen, is no different. Not up for election, and a Lame Duck, it appears he’s started thinking about his. Just before Christmas Bredesen […]
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Absolut Vodka Clarifies US - Mexico Border Issue …
Blue Collar Muse @ April 6, 2008 # 4 Comments
H/T to Gateway Pundit for posting the pic and the story on this. Absolut Vodka ran this ad in Mexico only. However, the US-Mexico border being so porous and there being no one left in Mexico anyway, the ad also promptly made its way north. I very seldom partake of alcohol, and […]
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Poll Numbers Horrid but Dems Don’t Change Course …
Blue Collar Muse @ January 24, 2008 # One Comment
With Poll numbers showing the Democrat led Congress is enjoying the worst approval numbers since I don’t know when, the Democrat’s strategy to combat this perception in the minds of voters would seem to be - more of the same behavior that earned them abysmal ratings originally.
The widely trumpeted mandate for change the Left claims […]
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Unintended Consequences …
Blue Collar Muse @ January 1, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Identify a problem, devise a solution, implement the solution, problem solved. That’s they way you normally think of it going. But if you think it’s always smooth sailing, you’d be wrong. Sometimes when someone tries to accomplish a goal, the very tactics he employs to accomplish it work against him. Thus […]
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Another Narrative Clouded by Facts …
Blue Collar Muse @ October 17, 2007 # No Comment Yet
Earlier this year, when the Dukies were finally cleared of the charges against them, one journalist took a particularly interesting road when describing the media’s meltdown in coverage on the story. James Taranto penned a quick recap in his ‘Best of the Web’ for July 18th, 2007:
Rachel Smolkin of the American Journalism Review, […]
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Anti Dictionary Democrats …
Blue Collar Muse @ October 3, 2007 # 2 Comments
It’s been awhile since I posted one of these. Hat Tip to Spree at Wake Up America.
Seems the Dems have decided that a new tax will be needed to fund the war. Some Democrats in charge of Appropriations are thinking a “war surcharge”
… would spread the sacrifice among all taxpayers by tacking a “war […]
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Because They Can …
Blue Collar Muse @ October 2, 2007 # 7 Comments
Karl at Leaning Straight Up has an infuriating post up yesterday morning. What’s infuriating is not what Karl said - it’s what he reported on.
Titled ‘San Francisco’s Military Disease Spreads to Oakland’ it chronicles the shabby, disrespectful and outright insulting treatment accorded our troops passing through Oakland’s airport on the way from Iraq to […]
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A Father After My Own Heart …
Blue Collar Muse @ August 5, 2007 # One Comment
Can you combine Freedom of Speech and pedophilia in the same post and make it work? Most folks would think not, but you’d be wrong.
BadIdeaGuy, one of my favorite bloggers, does just that.
Thinking the advice offered at the end is sound …
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That’s Why the Games are Xtreme …
Blue Collar Muse @ August 4, 2007 # No Comment Yet
I saw this yesterday afternoon on CNN Headline News. This fall is comparable to falling (or more accurately - jumping) off of a FOUR story building and hitting the pavement! You’d think that’d be pretty fatal. You’d be SO wrong!
Dude gets up a couple of minutes later and walks away. I gotta […]
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Vote Early - Vote Often …
Blue Collar Muse @ July 24, 2007 # 4 Comments
I grew up just southwest of Chicago so talk of ward politics (of the Democratic variety) was plentiful. So were voter turnout campaigns and making sure that, not only did everyone vote, everyone voted correctly. For those not familiar with Chicago politics, that meant everyone voted for the Democrat on the ballot.
Everyone voted. […]
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