Monthly Archives: January 2010

The Washington Post is reporting that Rupert Murdoch’s totally unfair and out of balance Fixed News is hiring Sarah Palin as a contributor. She will undoubtedly quit this job too, because she will not be allowed to get airtime on … Continue reading →

The same party that is continually reminding us that they know how to manage our money apparently can’t manage it’s own. After years of proclaiming an almost divine sense of fiscal responsibility, blaming any and all budget problems on the … Continue reading →

The Homeland Security agency known as ICE has proposed a facility in Yakima. According to the Herald the actual plan is on the city’s website now and responses must be submitted by Monday. Personally I think ICE expands their agency … Continue reading →

Former presidential candidate, (1 delegate $50 million) and sleepy headed history wonk Rudy Giuliani, was on Good Morning America carrying water for the legacy that is the GOP. On it, he claimed (falsely) that there were no domestic terrorists attacks … Continue reading →

Yes Virginia, Micah Cawley IS Yakima’s new Mayor! The first meeting of the year gave us a glimpse of what is to come. Cawley and Dave Ettl became joined at the lip just as Lover and Ensey have been and … Continue reading →

For someone who dreamed war all the time, one would think they would get better at it, not so with puppet master Dick Cheney. In an article in the Monday New York Times magazine, several former counter terrorism experts say … Continue reading →

Rush Limbaugh’s 911 call and emergency trip to the hospital and overnight stay for chest pains culminated in several tests showing that everything was fine. Limbaugh approriately thanked his care givers and then declared “The treatment I received here was … Continue reading →

There is an economics article about the wasted decade on the front page of today’s Yakima Herald. It will leave you pondering how our efficient, open-market, competitive economy could have triggered the collapse of 2007-09. You may have missed the … Continue reading →