And Then There Were Five

Huntsman is out, which creates a great sense of excitement - whom will the NY Times endorse this spring on the Republican side, prior to endorsing Obama this fall?

And let's brace for tonight's debate.

Comments

[Dave (in MA)]

Holding the debate today is racist.

[Crazy Bald Guy]

There's another debate already? Jeezaloo

[Threadkiller]

They should have Huntsman moderate.

[mockmook]

"Huntsman moderate"

Did you do that "pun" on purpose Tk?

[Jack is Back!]

Is there a bigger blow-hard ouside of Joe Bite-me than Bob Beckel? Watching The Five and he says Obama was more qualified in 08 to be POTUS than Romney is today. Then after the break he had to walk it all back. This in less than 3 minutes.

Now he is saying that with 3 plus years in office Obama is now more knowledgeable than Romney in Foreign Affairs and National Security. But was he in 08? The Progs have only one thing going for them - voter ignorance supported by an enabling media.

[Dave (in MA)]

They should have Huntsman moderate.

It's being moderated by Faux News Channel's Bret Baier. Why can't they have somebody impartial like Sawyer or Stefanopoulos? /moonbat

[Extraneus]

Did anyone mention that Obama was the least qualified president in history? That fool McCain couldn't bring himself to make the case when he had the golden opportunity (and he could have added "far less qualified than Palin," just to rub it in), but maybe Romney can.

[Chubby]

here's the livestream link

http://live.foxnews.com/

6pm pst
9pm est

[daddy]

Now We Are Six

Author: A.A. Milne

When I was one,
I had just begun.
When I was two,
I was nearly new.
When I was three,
I was hardly me.
When I was four,
I was not much more.
When I was five,
I was just alive.
But now I am six,
I'm as clever as clever.
So I think I'll be six
now and forever.

Oops, now down to five,
Huntsman takes a dive.
Soon twil' be four,
Perry out the door.
Newt leaves leaving three,
Down the toilet with thee.
Rick fades down to two,
Evangelicals Boo Hoo,
Ron Paul loses and one
is left to get the job done
Of beating the Zero.
Mitt's our ABO Hero:(

[MarkO]

Quick, I can't remember but someone asked me what part David Axelrod played in "Behind the Green Door?" Anyone? Bueller? Anyone?

[MarkO]

Obama is still the least qualified President in history. He's just not that smart.

[mockmook]

"But now I am six"

Great, I was just getting used to the Trinity.

[Ignatz]

--Obama is still the least qualified President in history. He's just not that smart.--

Isn't that amazing, Mark?
After four years in office he'll still be the least qualified candidate any party has nominated.

Reminds of Northwestern University back in their hapless days and how they always managed to be number one year after year in the old syndicated column "The Bottom Ten."

[daddy]

"Quick, I can't remember but someone asked me what part David Axelrod played in "Behind the Green Door?" Anyone? Bueller? Anyone?"

"A lawyer, a hydrologist, a film-maker, a Back Bay Brahmin."

[Ignatz]

--"But now I am six"

Great, I was just getting used to the Trinity.--

Hey, can we discuss "My name is Legion"? :)

[Ranger]

Germany rejects rescue fund boost, Greece under pressure

(Reuters) - Germany, the only major euro zone member to retain a top-notch credit rating, refused on Monday to consider boosting the bloc's rescue fund, while Greece was under pressure to urgently break a deadlock in debt swap talks if it is to avoid an unruly default.

To paraphrase Thatcher: The problem with the Euro is that you eventually run out of German money.

[centralcal]

The debate is rather pointless, since everyone knows Romney is the candidate.

I will delay naming my Garden Gnome, Willard, for now - but it will have to be done soon.

[mockmook]

Hey, Ignatz, if you wish more headaches, I left another comment on the "Sunday School" thread.

[Extraneus]

Does FoxNews.com really need to use AP reports for their stories?

Democrats aim to oust Wisconsin's Walker but lack candidate to oppose governor

Union leaders have made some of their preferences known. They've been clear in their distaste of a potential candidacy by Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, who lost to Walker by 5 percentage points in 2010. Barrett has angered some unions with cuts he made to the city budget and his support of a plan a couple years ago that would have given him control of the troubled Milwaukee Public Schools.

Not to be a pedant (which I know Janet hates), but is dropping "of" part of the AP style these days? When did this happen, anyway?

[Sara]

How is a Republican debate on MLK day racist? MLK was a Republican.

[OldTimer]

I only have one desire for the next president. He must absolutely crush the progs and restore the rule of law. Crush them wherever they are embedded no matter how loud they scream. Expose them and shrink their power.

And this is interesting---maybe the LDS know something that many others don't know? LUN

[Janet]

Not to be a pedant (which I know Janet hates),

Hah! Listen, I don't want to put the kibosh on anyone's dream of being a pedant. May all you pedantesque JOMers thrive. :)

[Sara]

OT: It behooves us to remember that the when Joseph Smith and Brigham Young made those prophecies, the nation was on the brink and the Constitution was about to be ripped to shreds when the southern states began to secede and the nation was thrown into the most brutal war of our history.

That we are on the brink of another time like that also behooves us to take the advice of these Elders and step up.

[MarkO]

If I recall correctly, Williard is not only the rat and the mediocre NBA official, it is the name that goes with the "W" in "A & W Rootbeer."

[Gmax]

Hmmmm Republicans Wuing another special election? Here:

The campaign to replace David Wu in Oregon’s First Congressional District is going right down to the wire. In a Moore Information poll of 300 likely voters in the district, conducted January 11-12, Cornilles was supported by 42%, Bonamici by 46%, while 10% were undecided and 2% said they wouldn’t vote for either candidate. Not surprisingly, Bonamici led in the Multnomah County portion of the district, but the race was tied elsewhere.

As ballots begin arriving in voters’ mailboxes, Cornilles appears to be surging. This surge is likely the primary reason the Democrat Congressional Campaign Committee has continued their aggressive spending and also helps explain the recent purchase of more than $200,000 in the Portland media market by the Democrat controlled House Majority Fund Super PAC.

[centralcal]

I just got around to watching the lovely interview between Piers Morgan and Mark Wahlberg. Quite something.

[Pops]

"""Is there a bigger blow-hard ouside of Joe Bite-me than Bob Beckel? Watching The Five and he says Obama was more qualified in 08 to be POTUS than Romney is today"""

All liberals have to believe Obama was qualified when elected - - its called AFFIRMATIVE ACTION. Bob doesn't want to be a rascist so his default is Obama was certainly overqualified simply because of his skin tone.

[Benjamin Franklin]

It's too bad Obama spoiled the broth with Huntsman. He was the only hope of the Republican Party survivng the poison pill forcefed by the Tea Party.

[Pops]

Whats going to be fun about this election is how many Democrats, left of center types and moderates turn out to be racists.

Conservatives/Republicans never voted for Obama, the moderates and lefties did..many simply because he was black...therefore if they vote against him or don't vote THEY ARE CLEARLY BEING RACISTS!!

[MarkO]

Newt observing that if all the conservatives voted for him, he'd win. Next he'll realize that if all the voters voted for him he'd be president.

He's just so good at these math problems.

[Extraneus]

the moderates and lefties did..many simply because he was black

Aren't they already racists, Pops?

[Gmax]

Obama is tied in the most recent poll with none other than Ron Paul! And its an Adult poll, not a RV and certainly not a LV poll. This guy would have trouble beating a plow mule.

[Sara]

Speaking of names, I was curious what George Washington's and Abraham Lincoln's middle name was and discovered that George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, or most of the other founders had no middle names nor did Lincoln.

I have only known one person with no middle name and he went to court and had NMI added as a middle initial after being delayed by a no-fly list on his common first and last name. It isn't exactly John Smith but close.

As one who has battled the name game, I feel sorry for those who have what they consider goofy names, Willard being that for Romney. I was known by my middle name all my life and only changed to my first name when I got more involved online. But people use all kinds of variations on their own names. My Grandfather was a William, always known as Will, his son, William, preferred Bill. My Mother was Lucie, but when filling out her marriage license form, she put down Lucile because she thought Lucie sounded childish. My Grandmother, my own namesake, preferred to be called Sadie rather than Sara, yet she is referred to often by others in the family by her middle name, which to me would be a horrible name to live with, Pluma. I thank God that my Mother drew the line with Sara and went with Leslie instead of Pluma, even though most people always thought Leslie was a boy's name. Plus I hate it, HATE IT, when it is pronounced LeZlie, although I took some comfort when I heard Elvis correct a reporter one day that his last name was PreSley and not PreZley. Hey when you're 14, these things have great import.

It is an insult to continue to use a name for someone that that someone has made clear he prefers you don't use. My Dad was known in his football days as Big Griff or Tiny, but his real name was Edgar Marshall. He despised the name Edgar and made no bones about it. Use that name for him at your peril as he would be likely to knock your teeth down your throat. I'm sure Romney is too much a gentleman to take that kind of action, but I'll bet he's wanted to, especially when said as a sneer.

[PD]

Not to be a pedant (which I know Janet hates), but is dropping "of" part of the AP style these days?

If you want to finesse the issue, you do this.

[Pops]

Yes BF, those poor Republicans hobbled by that tea party. So sad to be put into the MAJORITY.

Just how many seats has OWS won for the Donkeys?

[PD]

Hah! Listen, I don't want to put the kibosh on anyone's dream of being a pedant. May all you pedantesque JOMers thrive. :)

Just so long as it doesn't become pedantophilia.

[Pops]

""Aren't they already racists, Pops?""

Yes, but now they'll have to point the finger...at themselves...

[Gmax]

Oh yeah its a CNN poll and they no doubt severely oversampled Democrats.

You know why CNN reports an Adult poll when they indicate they know that 90% of the poll were RV ( and thus could have reported a RV poll? Cuz its the only way they could make him look even mildly competitive. Sucks when you are such a miserable failure incompetent.

[Extraneus]

I don't have a middle name.

My parents argued about my name, which by custom was supposed to be my paternal grandfather's, and could only "agree" on a first name, which wasn't my grandfather's, but is my son's.

[PD]

I have only known one person with no middle name and he went to court and had NMI added as a middle initial after being delayed by a no-fly list on his common first and last name. It isn't exactly John Smith but close.

Joseph Smith?

[Sara]

Real Clear Politics poll average for today has Romney at +15. In South Carolina it is Romney +7.7. Both polls dated 1/16/2012.

In Florida as of last Friday,1/13/2012, Romney at +15.

[Ignatz]

--but is my son's--

I would have thought one Extraneous in the family was enough.

[Ignatz]

Oops: Extraneus

[centralcal]

Oh brother! Over at Mediaite the resident King Lefty, Tommy Christopher, is screaming raaaaaacism!!!!!!! because Instapundit referred to the terrible picture of Obummer on Newsweak and mentioned his "liver lips."

Cue Tommy C:

Although I’m not a frequent Insty reader, I’ve never known Glenn Reynolds to exhibit any racist tendencies, so I’m going to give him the benefit of the doubt that he didn’t know “liver-lips” is a deep-dish racial slur.

What the heck does he mean by deep-dish? Good effing grief!

[RichatUF]

This Mittbrand sure is delicious. Why did I ever doubt?

[narciso]

Christopher, who thought the Weiner messages were hacked, just too funny, yes he's been clueless in a whole host of other areas as well,

A sample of the unearned pass that Obama and co, get was today's piece in the Post by Andrea Peyser, crying 'crocodile tears' over
the 'angrey black woman' portrayal of Kantor's
reassured that Kantor, saw the evil of her ways, and 'rectified' in true Stalinist fashion,

[Jane]

JIB,

Rule of thumb with Beckel: The louder he gets the bigger the lie.

[Jane]

I’m going to give him the benefit of the doubt that he didn’t know “liver-lips” is a deep-dish racial slur.

It
sounds like "deep dish racial slur" is a racial slur.

[Ranger]

Ben-Dana, I hope you are prepared to defend why you earn over $110K for 8 months of part time work evry year:

Biden: “Some faculty salaries are too high” (!)

I have a feeling, with there being so much anger with the high cost of higher education, ObamaCo is going to use academics as a handy target of popular anger.

[Rick Ballard]

Rich,

Why is your avatar turning black? You didn't actually swallow did you? That stuff is worse than poorly prepared puffer fish.

[PD]

One of the definitions of liver lips at http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=liver%20lips is:

"Liver Lips is a term of endearment for a close friend..."

Nothing there about being a racial slur.

Now, leechy lips, that might be different. :-)

[Sara]

PD: Michael Murphy, which is one of the most common names in America, so he says.

[PD]

Uh, oh, someone tell Disney they're in violation of the Tommy Christopher code of ethics.

[Sara]

O'Reilly has some dem on trying to smear Republicans for holding their debate today on Martin Luther King Day. He looked like an idiot when O'R reminded him that in 2008, Dems held a debate on MLK also. So the guy tries to recover by saying that his complaint is that not one of the candidates has even acknowledge the day. I don't know about any of the other candidates, but Romney posted this over 11 hours ago on Facebook:

Martin Luther King Jr. Day is an occasion to reflect on the legacy of an outstanding American. Dr. King not only believed in the fundamental truth that we are all made in God’s image, he fought for that truth in a campaign that brought our country closer to fulfilling its historic promise of liberty and justice for all. The United States has made enormous strides toward racial equality in the decades since Dr. King’s death, but we must never rest until all people are judged, in his immortal words, not ‘by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character.

[PD]

Rule of thumb with Beckel: The louder he gets the bigger the lie.

It's always amusing when Beckel is on with his brother, who is a conservative.

(And was in the recent Atlas Shrugged movie.)

[PD]

O'Reilly has some dem on trying to smear Republicans for holding their debate today on Martin Luther King Day.

Someone should tell him that Obama wants today to be treated as a day of service, and what is more so than seeking to serve the country in public office?

[Sara]

In the post just after the above, Mitt asks what his readers would like to see discussed in the debate. I left the following:

I would like to see you open your remarks with something like: It is an honor to meet with you on a day celebrating one of the great Republicans of the 20th Century, Martin Luther King.

[Ranger]

Although I’m not a frequent Insty reader, I’ve never known Glenn Reynolds to exhibit any racist tendencies, so I’m going to give him the benefit of the doubt that he didn’t know “liver-lips” is a deep-dish racial slur.

I think he is about to find out how low Prof. Reynolds' threashold of stupidity is. His normal response is public humiliation of 'teh stupid.'

[RichatUF]

See, nothing that a little paprika and butter couldn't fix. All I'm saying: delicious.

[Sara]

Liver lips is a racial slur? I thought it referred to Angelina Jolie.

[narciso]

Btw, got the laptop back on Saturday, it was a cable along with the cooling fan,

[PD]

Wow, it gets better. Here's what got Tommy Christopher all riled up:

But the Obama photo on Newsweek’s cover will do him more harm than all the desparate sycophancy in the text. He looks terrible, and surprisingly like Jimmy Carter, even down to the downturned liverish lips and incipient jowls.

So it's racist to say that Obama has liver lips *like a white guy*.

[narciso]

On a more serious note;

http://www.examiner.com/political-buzz-in-fayetteville/guilty-north-carolina-jihadists-who-targeted-marine-corps-wives-and-children

[henry]

I suspect we will learn that if it is in the OED, it's a racial slur.

[Boatbuilder]

According to the NYT editorial board, Republicans like income inequality because they hate the poor. And get this:
"Fanning resentment of the poor--and deflecting attention from the relentless Republican defense of the rich--is also central to the party's current political strategy [apparently nobody told Newt and Rick Perry]. That's why so many Republican candidates and lawmakers keep talking angrily about poor people not paying federal income taxes. [They are? But here comes the whopper] THAT'S HOW THE TEA PARTY GOT STARTED IN 2009, WHEN MR. OBAMA PROPOSED LOWERING INTEREST RATES FOR HOMEOWNERS WHO WERE BEHIND ON THEIR MORTGAGES AND CONSERVATIVE ACTIVISTS SAW AN OPPORTUNITY TO PIT THE AFFLUENT AGAINST THEIR STRUGGLING NEIGHBORS." (Lead editorial, 1/15/12).

What is the opposite of an historian? A NYT editorial writer.*

Jane, call your office.

*Note that on the page immediately before this editorial excresence, there is a "News Analysis" by Sam Tannenhaus about "history vs. The Tea Party." which not coincidentally discusses the history of the Tea Party. Not a word about mortgages, Obama, or class resentment.

[PD]

I suspect we will learn that if it is in the OED, it's a racial slur.

Or if it's not in the OED.

[Danube of Thought]

"I will delay naming my Garden Gnome, Willard, for now - but it will have to be done soon."

I still have not yet named my lawn jockey Barack. I believe I have shown admirable sensitivity and restraint.

[narciso]

Well no one at the Times reads the Times, so there is that, as Taranto has pointed out on numerous occasions,

[PD]

Is that DoT jogging in the "Southland" commercial on TNT?

[sbw]

Hey. I don't have a scorecard. How is it that Tommy C. gets to call others out for racism? How did he get to be Teh Judge?

[Benjamin Franklin]

"I still have not yet named my lawn jockey"

That you have a 'lawn jockey' is enough...

[centralcal]

Absolutely, DoT - sensitivity and restraint. Love that about you! ::grin::

[Boatbuilder]

Is there the slightest scintilla of evidence that the Tea Party movement arose because conservative activists saw an Obama proposal to lower mortgage rates as an opportunity to pit rich vs. poor? Has anybody--right or left--ever suggested such a thing? Does it make any political sense?

Or do they just sit down at the editorial table and make shit up? (rhetorical question).

[Gmax]

The US’s largest Marxist organization Democratic Socialists of America is moving to infiltrate and direct the Occupy Wall Street Movement into a more organized and socialist focused protest movement. DSA is working hard to sustain ‘Occupy’ over the winter in readiness for a major “spring offensive” largely directed at Republican controlled state capitols as they struggle to address massive budget problems.

Via Breitbart. This will fail big time, and disgust everyone but lefties.

[centralcal]

BB - my vote goes to "make shit up," especially when it is against their opponents.

[narciso]

Well they saw Santelli complaining about so logically, that had to be the only choice,

There maybe a Facebook post coming along later;

Happy MLK Jr Day! May his dream of a nation where we aren't judged by the color of our skin but by the content of our character be reality.
1 hour ago

[PD]

Well, Santelli's rant that started it off did mention mortgages. Only the Times is able to discern class warfare as his hidden meaning, though. That takes a fine discernment beyond most of us.

[Jane]

If that was true why didn't the tea party end when Barry didn't get his proposal?

Or did he? I can't possibly keep track.

[Danube of Thought]

I have noted with an arched eyebrow the growing tendency to omit "of" after "couple." i recently downloaded Bryan Garner's "Modern American Usage," which I understand is the modern American heir to Fowler in the prescriptivist school.

Unfortunately it is not easily searchable in its e-book form, so I was not able in a quick perusal to find where the issue is discussed. However, searching the phrase "couple of" yielded innumerable instances of his using it in the discussion of unrelated topics.

[Jane]

Daddy, are you here?

[narciso]

I had almost forgotten about this;

http://campaign2012.washingtonexaminer.com/article/york-final-count-could-show-romney-lost-iowa/316366

[Ignatz]

--Well, Santelli's rant that started it off did mention mortgages.--

He asked the somewhat pertinent and discomforting question, 'a show of hands for how many people want to pay off their neighbor's mortgage?' which had the effect of distilling Barry's opaque rhetoric to its plain essence; always a no-no in the Times world.

Of course the NYT thinks 1% of the citizens should buy the other 99% houses.

[Danube of Thought]

"That you have a 'lawn jockey' is enough..."

Well, it's certainly enough for your average academic at a jerkwater school, swimming in a sea of Ploitical Correctness of which he is utterly unaware. In fact, I inherited it from a dear relative who, were he alive today, would be 105 years old. Shame on me for not allowing it to escheat to the State of California, which could have enshrined it in the Museum of Moral Superiority. My bad.

[PD]

Of course the NYT thinks 1% of the citizens should buy the other 99% houses.

... without the slightest bit of redemptive self-awareness that that's class warfare.

[Jack is Back!]

Jane,

Are you blogging this damn thing?

[Jane]

Do you want me to?

[Jane]

Well, you didn't really ask for it, and I can stop any time...

The 63,566 republican debate from Myrtle Beach. (Where did the name Myrtle come from anyway?)

Introductions. They are all wearing suits, and ties. The sent is blue, with red and white trim. How unique.

Why oh why is Juan Williams the token liberal oh and token black man too. I guess we have all bases covered.

Brett quotes MLK - unemployment in black communities is at 16% but the controversy is about Romney and Bain. So let's clear the air.

Newt, you promised to not attack fellow candidates. Now you are using the Obama campaign tactics. Why?

I got screwed in Iowa so I had to bring up Romney's record or leave. Remember I was a huge job creator under Reagan and Clinton and those are real numbers. Romney was a bad job creator and finished 47th. It is legitimate to raise business concerns and that is exactly what campaigns are about.

The WSJ called you crude. How do you respond? I'm not intimidated.

Romney takes this opportunity to talk about his record.

So Perry talk about vulture capitalism.

I'm a capitalist. We got records and mine is open, so is my income tax and Mitt hasn't released his. (Please Mitt, say you will do it when Obama shows his college transcripts). Perry is very discombobulated.

Romney responds. Perry is talking about a steel mill, and when other countries dumped steel in this country it failed which is why we have to stop that. And I will also stop regulations.

More discussion of the Bain model. Romney is very articulate about all the examples being thrown at him. He believes in free enterprise.

[Danube of Thought]

My great-great-grandfather was named Arthur Sinclair, with no middle name. We know him as Arthur Sinclair V, though neither he nor any of his four predecessors or two successors of the same name ever used a Roman numeral or a "Junior" to make things a bit clearer.

Arthur Sinclair I, II and III were Scots. Arthur III circumnavigated the globe with Anson (a voyage that is the subject of one of the non-Aubrey O'Bryan novels), then settled in America. Arthurs IV, V and VI were also naval officers, the latter two going over to the Navy of Virginia--later merged into the CSN-- during the unpleasantness.

[narciso]

Notice the illustration, and the header Taranto puts on today's BOTWE;

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204409004577158882989748726.html?mod=WSJ_Opinion_MIDDLETopOpinion

[Jack is Back!]

Santorum is stoopid for responding to Paul. He should talk positive and about what he wants to do. But Paul is so cartoon like, he is funny in an obtuse way.

[Jane]

Romney is nailing it, being gracious to the contenders attacking him and bringing it back to Obama.

Paul - what about your attacks. Do you agree with Huntsman?

Not if you are telling the truth. I couldn't get everything i wanted to say about Santorum in one minutes. he goes on to attack Santorum. He voted against Right to work, and for Sarbannes Oxley.

Santorum: Paul is quoting CREW and other left wing orgs who say bad things about me and I wear it as a badge of honor. I'm not perfect. I should not have voted for NCLB and I will repeal public education. PA is not a right to work state.

[Jack is Back!]

Santorum is stoopid squared. They are falling into the trap of railing against each other. Where the hell is OBAMA in this debate. I just lost Santorum. Who is this guys adviser that this issue is a winner.

[Jane]

Santorum: You called Romney a liar, should you stop.

SantoruM; I've run a positive campaign and Romney said I allowed felons to vote, and shouldn't felons be given the right to vote.

Romney defends PACs which sounds stupid, Santorum demands he answer - the crowd cheers.

Santorum gets ugly. he demands whether or not felons should vote and then says blacks care and blacks get disproportionate time for drugs.

Romney: i don't think people who commit violent crimes should get to vote.

Gee, you could do that in MA, so why would you criticize me, and not try and change that.

As governor I had an 85% democrat legislature. I was against felons voting. And I disagree with Super Pacs.

[Sara]

Santorum makes my skin crawl.

[Stephanie]

Rally held today in Atlanta that merged the occupoopers with the SCLC to call for economic justice. They have demands that are thinly disguised agitprop for a racially based takings from those who inherited their "advantages" and giving it to the historically disadvantaged. Historically being segregated for the bounty based on their desendance from slaved v the other disadvantaged who might also be on the lower rung of the economic ladder.

Some poor are evidently more deserving than others. Appalachia and the barrios hardest hit.

[RichatUF]

Santelli's rant (and transcript) at the CME(?). Without looking I think the Obama Administration had just released the outlines of ver1.5 of his plan to save housing, which like the Bush Administration's plans and Obama's subsequent plans, was a failure.

[Jane]

This debate is very very very ugly. Santorum says he would tell a superpac to stop it - probably ebcause he has no money.

Perry jumps in and calls them insiders and the crowd cheers.

Romney agrees with Perry, this should be decided at the state level, then he goes back to Paul's criticims of Santorum. ROmney has gotten pretty good at deflecting the criticism. Santorum sounds like and ass.

[Jane]

I think it is just you and I JIB. Angry debate, huh?

[rse]

As I did my Monday tour to my youngest's voice coach I got to hear Berniece King interviewed on the radio. She was upset there were businesses open today and thought the retail establishments especially should be donating 10% of today's take, not clear whether she meant rev or profit, to the King center for the family shakedown. I mean Nonviolent training.

Anybody play "I Have a Dream" today and forget to pay the family?

[centralcal]

Rick Santorum really got Romney and the audience was quite supportive of the points he made. Surprisingly, the audience seems quite receptive to Perry, too.