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#43: Many years ago, the far-left held some kind of protest in DC on Pennsylvania Avenue. I was covering it for a newspaper.

I met a DC police intelligence division photographer who I knew and was chewing the fat with for a while. He used my shoulder to take a photo - of a beautiful blond woman just walking by. I never got a copy as requested. Lucky guy.

Fortunately, I also had a small camera with me to take photos of the demonstration/demonstrators and signs in case we wanted to use them in an article.

A little gray—haired, sourpuss-faced woman came up to me (she was a demonstrator) and said that it was illegal to take her picture.

I told her that I was with the newsmedia and would take any photo I wanted, but in her case, she was too ugly and would break my camera.

The look on her old commie face was “PRICELESS”.

By that time, the blond had moved away. My bad!

Heh, that's a great story!

What is it about leftism and little old ladies?

I feel very strongly about the Swift boat vets… I thought that what they did during the 2004 campaign did indeed save this country from the disaster of a John Kerry presidency. (It's hard to believe that there could be a worse person in the White House, but that was clearly the case with Barack Obama…)

For about a year, I drove around with this on my window up here in Massachusetts:

To the Massachusetts moon bats credit (if indeed credit can be given in any way to them) my car never got vandalized, but I did have one incident that makes me laugh every time I think about it.

One morning as I was driving into work, a car passed me on my right. As I looked over I saw a hand pressed up against the driver side window with the middle finger extended. To my astonishment, it “looked like a little old lady with a gray bun on her head! (In retrospect, I'm not sure she was actually a little old lady, but one of those 50+ year old aging moon bats, but when they look like that, you can never really tell…) I'll be honest, I very nearly did run off the road!