Now in 2009, the great A-rod himself has been the only player to confirm his name appeared on leaked list of those who tested positive for performance enhancing drugs. Ok you say. What's the dilemma. Let's take an excerpt from commissioner Bud Selig's speech on Wednesday, "there is no valid excuse for using such...
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America�s Trillion Dollar Nanny
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Patrick Leahy's "Pardon Commissions" ------------------------------------------ Taking a Day Off
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1. Let the Man Swim! ------------------------ 2. Is the Grass Really Greener on the Other Side of the Aisle?
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1. Team of Rivals or Team of Embarrassment? ------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. Gregg Nomination: Good Politics, or Really Good Politics? ------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. Oh, Speaker Pelosi, Show Me the Light!
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The trip was extremely enjoyable, though not without tension. My experiences in Pakistan revolve around my family and two hectic weddings, so I apologize if you were expecting a thrilling story of me traveling to Waziristan, recounting an experience with members of the Taliban, because that did not happen.
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Most of you EM loyalists, that is to say, the six of us who regularly visit the site, know about my Slavic heritage, and to that effect, my extreme aversion to many things Russian. For the most part, this is a consequence of my amazing satirical skills, however, sometimes I�m just not kidding.
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Don't fret conservatives, tomorrow is a new day.
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The origin of the phrase �Vote Early and Vote Often� is usually attributed to Chicago mayor William Hale Thompson, a highly corrupt Republican politician who ruled the city from 1915 to 1923 and again from 1931 to 1935. The phrase itself described how political partisans could easily game the democratic voting process. As verifying...
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