David Brooks: Bailout to Nowhere

David Brooks: Bailout to Nowhere

Jim Buffet is the President of Me.

Vote. I did.

So this didn't turn out well. It looks like I voted for Barrack Charma and Jim Buffet.

236.com: Eight Ways to Survive the Next Eight Days Without Losing Your Frigging Mind

From www.236.com: Eight Ways To Survive The Next Eight Days Without Losing Your Frigging Mind

Thank you to Hilary for sending this. As I told her, it's like they're inside my HEAD!

Add to this the fact that my office computer is torturously slow, and you have discovered the cause of my migraines and bruises.

Here is where I would put a subject that would be appropriate for this post, which is about something.

And here is where, as a blogger, I would put some witty comment about something somewhat relevant to this subject of these postings, followed by more witty healthcare banter about shoring up the economy while staring at jobs overseas as Canada flies in my airspace, as Canada is so wont to do.

Straw Poll

Apparently for FOX News Channel, fifteen people is a statistically significant sample size, especially if the pollster isn't looking at the results.

Oh, I figured out who was actually cheering when they denigrated community organizing at the RNC.

Presidential candidates answer questions on science policy.

Though neither major party nominee has agreed to participate in a debate devoted to issues of scientific policy, both have finally answered a series of fourteen questions posed by the organizers of the debate. Barack Obama sent his answers first, with John McCain following soon after.

Read the answers, side by side, here. Of particular interest is the "vision gap" between the two candidates when it comes to energy policy. I'll let you judge for yourself.