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You're right on that. I guess I was thinking of when they at least pretended to care about those things, and when it wasn't too difficult to believe them. I mean, they weren't blatant in their disregard, and when the Lincolns were the exception rather than the rule.

Remember when they used to believe in the rule of law and the Bill of Rights, not to mention free, honest elections? Those were the days... What ever happened to those days, anyway? Now, they're just Socialist Party B.

From my cousin: I recently asked my friend's little girl what she wanted to be when she grows up. She said she wanted to be President someday. Both of her parents, liberal Democrats, were standing there, so I asked her, 'If you were President, what would be the first thing you would do?' She...

Finally, a blow-by-blow description of how a primary and nomination are stolen. We expect these shenanigans from the Demon-crats and their Super Delegates, but now I guess the dying GOP wants to emulate them. How the GOP Establishment Stole the Nomination From Ron Paul by Jaret Glenn OpEd News...

Stoled? I haven't heard that "word" since about 2nd grade. As matter of jurisprudence, there's what you know, and what you can prove. So if someone "stoled" something, that doesn't mean they were arrested, charged, completely adjudicated, and incarcerated. Or maybe they're somewhere in the...

The problem is that it isn't in your control. You're trusting a third-party to track you only when they say they are. You call in, tell them to stop tracking you, and the phone goes BEEP BOOP BEEP "Ok, we're not tracking you." But you don't know any such thing. So what happens when you quit the...

The iPhone and AT&T: two horrible things that deserve each other. Had both, regret both.

That's why I objected to Macropoint. I had no control over it. It was nothing I could turn off or uninstall from my vehicle or my phone. I had nothing but the company's assurances that when I punched in to stop tracking me for X hours, that I wasn't being tracked. You might be aware, private...

How did America come to this, where free-spirited types who value privacy are denigrated? I thought even Canadians were more independent than that. Apparently, there's more difference between Canadian English and American English than I thought. What we call freedom, they call rebellion.

Nor was I admiring her for her smarts.

Just watched Shipping Wars for the first time. Wow. Wow. And the show was better than I thought, too. Wow.

( in Ted baxter voice) DATELINE aurora illinois: was going to stop at the chick fiL-A, but it's a mad house like you wouldn't believe. the shopping center where it's located is jam packed with cars and there's a huge line all the way out the door and around the building. attention, those who...

That's about like the time a co-driver and I both had mini-dachshunds. Both dogs loved both of us, and we both loved both dogs. So many was the time we would stroke each other's wiener.

"12 gauge...that seems to be your most popular gauge." "Makes the 11 gauge look like a cap pistol!"

As tempting as the thought of Jennifer Aniston & Courtney Cox is, yes, it's still a sin. Some sins are less disgusting than others, though.

Morals came from God's instructions to man. You may be confusing morals with ethics. Murder is immoral because God has prohibited it. It's unethical because you have no right to deprive another man of what's his, but immoral because God has said "Thou shalt not murder." Religion, in the...

I can hardly do it alone. It has to be the community or neighborhood at large, a la the end of the movie Roadhouse, or else it's going to be called kidnapping. The country's heart isn't where it needs to be to pull that off. Besides, I don't think there are sodomites in my neighborhood.

People who read my posts can tell you how funny it is for you to refer to my former co-driver as my husband.

Kidnap? No. Rescue. Rescuing a child isn't nearly the same thing. Clever post, though.

Not just "might as well," has to. I think the off-duty driver can log up to two hours in the seat as off-duty now. But other than that, if hens not behind the threshold of a DOT-approved sleeper, he HAS TO log it on-duty-not-driving. Any time behind the threshold can be logged on line 2, which...