Just got back from the Democratic hootenanny - more about that tomorrow. For now, feast your eyes on this.
Just another illustration of Orndoff's Law: everything now is worse than it used to be.
Marc
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Just another illustration of Orndoff's Law: everything now is worse than it used to be.
Marc
What an selfish weasel (well, he is a trial lawyer)! Yet another rich idiot who would be eliminated from politics if didn't have these stupid campaign finance laws.
Marc
Did you know?
The Titans released Neil O'Donnell. Backing up the oft-injured Steve McNair is... Billy Volek.
Marc
Myrr
I don't have anything against spending on Labor and Education, but if you increase spending and decrease revenue, there are going to be defeicits, that's the way the system works. So, Bush will be like Reagan; huge budget defeicits as a result of their presidency.
Myrr
In the Bush's first three years, non-defense discretionary spending is up 20.8%! And it's not Homeland (barf) security stuff, either - there has been a 56% increase at Labor, and a 60% increase at Education. This is a department the Republicans wanted to eliminate not so long ago!
In comparison, Reagan cut the same spending by 13.5% his first three years.
Marc
So the point of American foreign policy is to keep our troops safe? I thought it was to keep civilans safe from, you know, terrorists.
The more terrorists from Saudi Arabia, Syria, et al that we kill in Iraq, the fewer there are to attack innocent people here. It sucks that soldiers get killed doing that, but it is their job, and better a soldier than some poor fucking secretary or accountant.
Marc
Marc
1. They won the Super Bowl
2. The Orioles suck.
2a. People are stupid.
Everybody got over being screwed by the NFL real goddamned quick, didn't they? Nevermind that we had a winning team in town.
On a non-bitter note, this has always been a football town. Irsay's crimes from the mid 70's on are what turned Baltimoreans away from football. Even during the era ('69-'71) when the O's were dominant, they played to sub-10k crowds.
Marc
The whole Ravens thing just strikes me as unseemly. Despite the love for the Ravens, this town isn't over the Colts yet. I would think that when you're still mourning the loss of your team to another city for petty financial reasons you'd feel at least some sense of restraint for your love of a team which your city has stolen from another depressed municipality. But, then again, football is football and I did recently pay $10 to see Morgan play Towson and was happy to do so. I refused to spend more than $5 on the Orioles this summer, and felt cheated every time. To be fair it's not really baseball's fault theOrioles suck so badly. They're a team of bums run by a bum with his head up his ass. When I think about it that way, I guess I'd probably cling to the Ravens too
Myrr