Seperated at birth.
Posted on 03/10/2006 5:44:38 AM PST by Bahbah
Robert Randolph
http://www.robertrandolph.net/
It is called Ted's Jam.
Thank ye much!
LOL. I am so sorry I missed him. My girls think he is a hottie.
You are welcome!
A 33rpm Good Morning to everyone!
Yeeesh, these MSM clips are dreadful and clueless, but that's nothing new.
Apparently, the answer is yes. We need radioproducer to come back and fix this.
My congresscreatures have ALL had Mark I Mod Zero Regular Navy Chief Petty Officer butt chewings on exactly that subject.
nah.. they just need to dust off that vynal and blow on the needle.....problem solved....
:-)
Here's how the Los Angeles Times spun the story: "Teacher suspended for Bush remark." Wrong! Several other news stories in our local papers have been no better. Congratulations to Rocky Mountain News reporters who got it right: "The teacher, Jay Bennish, is on paid leave pending the outcome of an investigation into whether he violated a district policy requiring balanced viewpoints being presented in class."
I am so ticked off with how the media has played this story.
They are being so swarmy, (even Beckle who I have gotten to like) was throwing jabs at the kid.
I suspect the BOE is not going to want to risk a lawsuit and will let the teacher go without so much as much as a written reprimand.
the feed on 55 WKRC does not have that annoying shift in the pitch, nor the intermittent ticking sound. Much better audio than the one from Fox direct.
Morning! That picture looks soooo wrong! LOL! Did you see that I answered you at the end of the thread last night? The show had ended by the time I responded.
Thanks, Phsst. I'll change at a break. This ticking is annoying.
Heads up, the President will be speaking to the press within the hour.
Nevermind, I'm not awake yet. You did answer last night. I just left with Bye. I need coffee badly!
Seperated at birth.
Yes indeed they have. And they are going to get sick of hearing from me about this. No matter what Tony says about laying this at the feet of the President, I am holding the cowards responsible who won't stand up for what's right. They have sold out National Security for their own re-elections.
Larry Kudlow was fabulous on this yesterday. I heard him on CNBC yesterday afternoon, and Dr. Deb posted this last night.
LARRY KUDLOW summarizes my thoughts exactly:
A POLITICAL SURRENDER TO PROTECTIONISM?
- By Larry Kudlow
So the White House arranged a sale of Dubai Ports World that will transfer its port operations to a yet-to-be-named U.S. entity. We don't even know if it is a private American company or a government agency of some sort.
Here's something Sen. Schumer can fume about -- one of the very few private American firms capable of running a bunch of port terminals is HALLIBURTON. That's right, Halliburton. Remember them? Every Democrats' favorite.
But the big question is whether foreign investors are being repelled by neo-protectionist American politicians who are using phony national security reasons to advance an anti-trade, anti-investment, xenophobic agenda. This is a point that Steve Moore over at the WSJ is putting forth and it is vitally important. Do we really want to tell foreign capital not to come here? Do we want it in China? Russia? Brazil?
An international think tank estimates that U.S. jobs from foreign direct investment average over $60,000 per job; 34 percent more than U.S. capitalized jobs.
Today's stock market opened up, but at precisely 2:00 p.m. EST when the Dubai Ports World sale was announced, stocks turned tail and closed down 33 points on the day. What does that tell you?
Do we really want to send a message to world investors that we don't want their capital? Do we really want a political surrender to protectionism? Do we really want to emulate the political economy of Smoot Hawley of the 1930s? I don't think so.
- Larry Kudlow, Host of CNBC's Kudlow & Co. "
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwww!
yes! You have been TERRIBLY busy!
Glad we get to see you at least sometimes!!!!
Is it me, or is the FOX Feed lousy? I'll try MET.
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