Tuesday, August 19, 2008

McCain to name Veep Aug 29

Iran is building more nuclear power plants (read:  trying to make more bombs).  Even if the nuclear plants were used for peaceful purposes, why are we letting the Iranians get ahead of us on nuclear power?

 

Japan is going to label consumer goods with the goods' carbon footprints.  I bet about a dozen people in the whole country actually look at the label.

 

A New Zealand ski mountain is reporting their largest snowpack ever.

 

A Mexican scientist says that the earth is within a decade of entering another "little ice age" due to solar activity.  This gives us a lot more to fear than global warming.

 

The Republicans are doing this same "go green" junk as the Democrats with their convention.

 

Congress may be on vacation, but they haven't actually done anything to take a break from.  This Congress has passed the fewest laws of any Congress in two decades.  They have found the time to pass more earmarks than they did last year, however.  It's all about buying more votes.

 

With McCain expected to name his Vice Presidential nominee on August 29 (the day after the DNC), he is starting to get feedback on a couple of his potential picks from National Review, mainly about the abortion issue.

 

Even the left-wing New Republic says that Barack Obama is "too cool" to win.  The Messiah has his devoted following anyway, so he can stop being cool to get "swing" voters.

 

Just what we need:  homeless people registering to vote.

 

The Daily Mail in England noticed a disturbing trend:  most of Great Britain's Olympic medalists were educated in private school.  Shocked?

 

A Muslim runner from Bahrain competed in the Olympics in a head scarf.

 

A publisher pulled a book about the Pedophile Prophet's child bride just before its release due to security concerns.  Muslim thugs stopping the freedom of speech and press yet again…

 

Finally!  Warner Robins has banned sagging pants.

 

A liquor company did a survey comparing the drinking habits of Democrats and Republicans.

 

Cell phone users in India now have the option of getting a ringtone that says "condom, condom" to promote safe sex.

 

German scientists are trying to solve the problem of bad hair days.

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