Brett Favre has now thrown more touchdown passes then any other player in NFL history. Sweet.
UN tries to quell the violence in Burma (Myanmar).
In Darfur region of the Sudan, rebels have killed 10 UN peacekeepers. The US remains on the sidelines as one of the greatest humanitarian disasters in history plays out.
The Supreme Court is going to take on some very controversial issues. Is lethal injection cruel? Differences in criminal sentencing for crack cocaine and powder cocaine? What court has a say in terrorists held by the US overseas? I’m feeling that I’m going to need to stock up on my Pepcid for these rulings. I guarantee that they will be very conservative.
The President continues to complain about Democrats spending habits while asking for $190 Billion to fight the war in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The press continue to paint Mitt Romney as a leader and a problem solver in spite of the fact that he has criticized Hillary Clinton’s Healthcare plan that looks very similar to the one that he signed in Mass. He opened one of the debates with possibly the dumbest and most misleading answer of all time. His Moron faith isn’t an issue. The way that answered the question about his sons not being in the military is an issue and it should continue to be an issue.
Finally, Ms. Moneypenny has died. The original Moneypenny, Lois Maxwell, who starred in 14 James Bond movies has passed.
Oh, thanks. I appreciate everyone who is reading and commenting on my blog (even the knuckleheads). Where’s the Outrage has had more traffic than ever this month and we appreciate it.
Tags: Bush Administration, Supreme court by ecthompson
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