WEDNESDAY, JULY 3
I am like a little kid bouncing off the wall. I made an incredible Wyatt Earp discovery today, thanks to Marge & Steve Elliott and their museum here in Tombstone. Steve had a set of programs that once belonged to Wyatt, c1906 out of LA. The opera lover in me is just like a little kid at Christmas. Wyatt Earp loved opera. He was a big fan of Verdi. I saw the programs, and the reviews clipped from the papers. Can you imagine? Wyatt Earp loved Opera. I purchased a folio of some exciting research material. I ... more »
He Knows What Is Best - Part II
by
SJ Reidhead
on July 3, 2008 10:07PM (MDT)
NATIONAL SERVICE FOR
ALL
I'd
not paid much attention to Barack Obama's July 2 speech on national
service until I listened to Michael
Medved this evening. I highly INSIST that you listen to the
first half hour of his show today. It
is chilling. If you weren't planning on voting for John
McCain before, this will make you do so. Medved mentioned
something that was not in Obama's prepared text: He is
planning a civilian security force to augment the military.
Can you say Gestapo? His plans for national service are
terrifying. This man basically wants to take over ... more »
He Knows What Is Best for the People
by
SJ Reidhead
on July 3, 2008 02:12PM (MDT)
BARACK'S LITTLE FRIENDS
Like I said last night, it's a cheap shot, but it's a fun one. We all need a few cheap thrills these days and I'm no exception. Have you noticed that no one's brought up the following:
Barack Obama + Bill Ayers + Hugo Chavez (+/- Chavez's FARC connection)
From Little Green Footballs:
"...Obama hasn’t said a whole lot about Colombia other than to criticize President Bush’s good relations with President Uribe. With this correspondence suggesting that FARC knows what he thinks, maybe the American voters have a right to know what he thinks, too. Five questions ... more »
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