What I Was Listening To In August

In the past, to inspire people to suggest new music that I might be interested in and just for entertainment’s sake, I’ve posted the music I was currently listening to on RWN. But, thanks to wonders of modern technology, I can now tell you which songs I listened to the most over the last month. […]

 

Daily News For September 19, 2005

Foreign Afghans Vote In Landmark Poll Iraqi Lawmakers OK Amended Constitution Germany’s Schroeder Loses Angela Merkel, But Refuses To Concede. Both Parties Scramble To Form Coalitions That Can Pull In 50% Of The Vote Leader of Al-Qaeda in Iraq Al-Zarqawi Declares “Total War” on Shi’ites Blair Calls BBC Coverage ‘Full Of Hate Of America’ Domestic […]

 

Week-End Links

RWN returns on Monday. Have a great week-end! Air America Hosts: Farrakhan Not Wrong on Levees AnalPhilosopher Armor Geddon Blogsnow Byrd Droppings Cartago Delenda Est Davids Medienkritik The Llama Butchers Oraculations Tim Blair Tongue Tied Tony Snow: Fear Is A Waste Of Time PS: I now have two banner ad spots available. The details and […]

 


Structural Unemployment By Jane Galt

Some of my readers have written in asking for a slightly fuller explanation of structural unemployment. Did you ever watch Little House on the Prairie? I looooooved Little House on the Prairie. I love my parents and all, but let’s be frank: I wanted the Ingalls family to adopt me. To be honest, I dreamed […]

 

Sheehan Calls For An End To The Occupation!

I know many of you may see a post about Cindy Sheehan and immediately think: “She’s old news; don’t even bother to cover her.” I gotta disagree, folks. Although I’m sick of her, too, she’s an influential and beloved figure on the left, and she obviously speaks for much of the anti-war crowd in this […]

 

Conservative Grapevine Promo

When you finish up with Right Wing News today, make sure to check out my other blog, Conservative Grapevine for some of the best posts in the blogosphere today. That’s Conservative Grapevine: where bloggers go to see what’s happening on the right side of the blogosphere.

 


Screamapillars & Sea Lions

Did you ever see that episode of the Simpsons that featured the “screamapillar”? Homer built Marge a Koi Pond as a gift and this incredibly irritating howling worm called the screamapillar moved in. Because it was so loud and grating, Homer couldn’t wait to kill it. But, right as he was about to squash the […]

 

Daily News For September 16, 2005

Hurricane Katrina Katrina Death Toll Passes 700: 474 In LA Bush Pledges Historic Effort To Help Gulf Coast Recover. President Says U.S. Will Learn From Mistakes (Free Wapo Reg Req) Text Of Bush’s Speech Kathleen Blanco Timeline Floods’ Pollutants Within The Norm (Free WAPO Reg Req) G.O.P. Split Over Big Plans For Storm Spending (Free […]

 



Mike Brown Part 2: The Media Bias Factor

Of course, even after reading the same things you read in “Mike Brown Part 1,” the New York Times turns things around and blames Bush: “But Mr. Brown’s account, in which he described making “a blur of calls” all week to Mr. Chertoff, Mr. Card and Mr. Hagin, suggested that Mr. Bush, or at least […]

 



Daily News For Sept 15, 2005

Domestic California Judge Declares Pledge Unconstitutional Mass. Legislature Rejects Proposed Amendment Banning Gay Marriage Architect Offers To Alter Flight 93 Memorial To Appease Critics White House to Fortify U.S.-Mexico Border NBC / WSJ Poll: Bush’s Approval 40% The New York Times To Start Charging To Read Its Columnists Next Week There Will Be No Welcome […]

 


Hurricane Ophelia Update

Today was a first in that I was actually woken up by the wind blowing outside my window. Taking the dog out to poop was a real adventure too. There were big tree limbs down in the yard and these huge trees were swaying and bending waaaaaay too much for my taste….oh, and those are […]

 

Unions, Temps, Wal-Mart, & Irony

Folks, if you’re for a single news story that is so jam packed with irony that it could actually inspire Alanis Morissette to write a song called “Ironic Part 2,” then today is your lucky day. That’s because Stacy Willis at the Las Vegas Weekly has written one of the most irony packed columns that […]

 


I Get Letters: The Black Leader Edition

As a blogger, I can tell you that there’s nothing quite like getting acerbic, barely coherent, hate mail from semi-literate cretins. But, don’t take my word for it! Now you too can experience the same thrill as you read some of these very real emails that I’ve received of late. Enjoy! From: (BOBBYBEE100@**********) Subject: i […]

 

Daily News For September 14, 2005

Hurricane Katrina New Orleans Death Toll Climbs To 423 La. Nursing Home Owners Charged With 34 Cases Of Negligient Homicide Nagin May Allow Uptown, French Quarter And Algiers Residents Back Monday Ray Nagin Buys House In Dallas New Orleans Airport Reopens After 2 Weeks Foreign Bush, Talabani Say No Timetable For Withdrawal. Iraqi President Appears […]

 

Ophelia Update

Ophelia has been upgraded to a category 1 hurricane and it’s moving like it has drawn a bead on my location. They’ve even done mandatory evacuations of some of the nearby areas that are on the beach front. Also, this isn’t exactly encouraging news: “North Carolina Gov. Mike Easley said coastal residents should be prepared […]

 

My Roberts Hearing Prediction

Don’t get too up, too down, or too excited in general about the Roberts hearing because it’s unlikely anything really crucial is going to happen. Instead, here’s how you can expect it to go if there are no big surprises: grandstanding Democratic Senators and a few RINOS will unleash stemwinders about whatever issue they want […]

 



Helping Out John Zogby

Over at the Huffington Post, pollster John Zogby has been left scratching his head by the results of one of his own polls. It seems that in the latest Zogby Poll, he asked likely voters to choose between George Bush and every President from Jimmy Carter on + John Kerry. Here are the results: Bush […]

 

Daily News For September 13, 2005

Foreign Iraqi President Jalal Talabani Said In An Interview Yesterday That The United States Could Withdraw As Many As 50,000 Troops By The End Of The Year (Free WAPO Reg Req) Iraq Mounts New Raid On Guerrillas, US Warns Syria Gaza Synagogues Face Likely Desecration. PA Leader Admits Palestinians Can’t Be Trusted With Israel’s Holy […]

 

Blogad Problems

If you’ve had problems getting to Right Wing News, Conservative Grapevine, or much of the rest of the blogosphere for the last few hours, it’s because blogads is down. I’ve taken blogads down on RWN and CG and that’s has fixed the problem for the moment. Hopefully, blogads will be back up soon…

 

Mary Landrieu’s Bus Related Meltdown

This is just too good not to post. It’s Mary Landrieu completely crumbling, live on air, over the Ray Nagin Memorial Motor Pool. From Fox News Sunday… WALLACE: I think it’s fair to say that both of you have been very tough on the federal response in the first days after Katrina hit. Senator Vitter, […]