September 2008

Condi and Clarence at the Annual Conference on HBCUs

September 10, 2008

Update (9/11): Some readers are under the mistaken impression that I attended the HBCU conference. I didn’t. The photo below of me and Justice Thomas was taken last October at the Heritage Foundation. Thomas spoke about his experiences and signed copies of his memoir, My Grandfather’s Son. ——————————————————————- At the recent Annual Conference of the [...]

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McCain-Palin Momentum

September 9, 2008

Based on what I’ve been reading on Memeorandum (my main source for finding out what’s going on in the political blogosphere), leftist journalists and bloggers are nervous about new poll numbers. John McCain’s up; Barack Obama’s down. I rarely blog about polls, because I have no confidence in them. McCain-Palin is up now (which could [...]

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What I Like About Sarah Palin

September 8, 2008

*Scroll down for Biden-related life-begins-at-conception update* Here’s some good news for readers who didn’t like my first Palin post: I am one voter with an opinion, and I doubt I will influence anyone. Besides, I planned to vote for John McCain, reluctantly, before he selected Palin, and I still plan to vote for him. In [...]

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Reasons

September 4, 2008

9/8: Your kind words mean a lot to me. Thanks for commenting. ———————————————————————————- In July, I lost my biggest client. It wasn’t the economy; it was technical problems. Panic Room What are you doing, God? Most of my monthly income was gone, just like that. I needed to act fast. I did what I should [...]

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Americans Doing Jobs Illegal Aliens CAN’T Do

September 3, 2008

It warmed by heart to read about the federal government doing the job it’s charged with: executing immigration laws. Heartwarming is a strange way to describe it, but there you go. You probably remember reading about a raid at Howard Industries, a transformer plant in Laurel, Mississippi, last week. Close to 600 illegal aliens were [...]

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RIAA Sort of Prevails Against Jeffrey Howell

September 2, 2008

[sarcasm] Let’s see how many comments this controversial post generates. So exciting. [/sarcasm] After burning out on he-said-she-said politics last year, I started blogging about digital technology, digital music technology, to be exact. I’m not a music or tech blogger, but it was an oddly satisfying distraction. A reporter quoted from one of my tech [...]

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Sarah Palin: Why?

September 2, 2008

Update (7 p.m.): Well said, Dr. Laura. ——————————————— I’ll go against the conservative blogosphere grain and state my confusion over and disappointment in John McCain’s choice of running mate. I think Sarah Palin, a relatively unknown female governor from Alaska, is a bad choice. I came to this conclusion before I found out Palin has [...]

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