Monthly Archives: July 2008

Bush Tours America To Survey Damage Caused By His Disastrous Presidency

The schedule for the Community access TV show (Charter cable channel 21) that Jim Winkenwerder and I are co hosting is as follows” Sunday, July 20, 2008 at 4 PM Mon, Tue, Wed July 21-23 at 11:30 AM Thursday, Friday, … Continue reading →

The July 17, 2008 Public safety Committee quietly took no position on the city staff’s request of a 25 cent EMS Levy for the November ballot. Norm Johnson chaired this meeting and two amigos, Rick Ensey and Bill Lover were … Continue reading →

People frequently ask me if these blogs actually change anything. Well, here’s a good example of blogging’s effect on politics: On Tuesday, July 15th, Seattle Blogger David Goldstein from horsesass.org broke a story about Lands Commissioner Doug Sutherland’s behavior toward … Continue reading →

Talk to the average businessman and he will tell you authoritatively that the Stock Market is the best barometer of business activity and that business and the market do much better under Republicans than under Democrats. Mark Hulbert who follows … Continue reading →

From The Seattle P-I’s Joel Connelly: Rossi’s campaign officially has disapproved of the BIAW’s Seattle-bashing. Given his ties to the group, a message of “Hey guys! Cut it out!” would change the message on those billboards in a New York … Continue reading →

The schedule for our 3rd show is : Sunday, 4 PM Mon, Tue, Wed 7:30 PM Thur, Fri, Sat 11 AM Tune in to Charter Cable channel 21, the community access channel. Comments are always welcome! (even the mean spirited … Continue reading →

The Dino Rossi campaign denied having anything to do with the signs that say:  Vote Dino Rossi: Don’t Let Seattle Steal This Election! Right, it was his biggest supporters: The Building Industry Association Of Washington. Have you noticed that the … Continue reading →

Early in the spring, our state lost out on 2,000 potential good paying jobs. The Pentagon chose Northrop Grumman (partnered with Airbus) to build new Air Force Tankers. It was soon revealed that a number of John McCain’s campaign advisors … Continue reading →

It looks like an initiative that would allow cigar smokers to smoke in cigar bars and private clubs has failed to get the needed signatures. I’m not sure what happens when the cigar smokers stay home on Election Day. I’m … Continue reading →