Welcome back beautiful big bird
Thursday, November 8, 2001
Quote of The Day
"Terry McAuliffe is a certifiably silly man."
-- Fred Barnes, Fox News Network
Taking out the Trash: This New York Post piece on the pathetic end of
the
Democrats' New York mayoral campaign is a bit convoluted for those who didn't
live through it but it is important because of a sad sack ex-President's
sorry involvement. This is truly the coffee grinds
and egg shells of a power grab gone bonkers. And, it all got dumped on
Hillary's front lawn.
To Horse of Course: Stories about the Northern Alliance
riding horseback
into battle are morphing into stories of them actually charging tanks
and
armored vehicles. Sounds terribly uncomfortable for the horses to us and we
are
trying to figure out why anyone in their right mind would do that. We've
seen no pictures of this bizarre behavior so will remain our usual
skeptical
selves over the entire business.
Slavery Made Him Do It: Speaking to a group of apparently enraptured
Georgetown University students Clinton said slavery in America's history
was why bin Laden
attacked us.........or something like that. It's hard to figure
out this man's ravings. Let's hope he finds that Columbia intern soon so he
can get calmed down.
Where are the Wimmin? Paul Farhi at the Washington Post is concerned
that we
are getting our war news from predominantly white males and wonders why more
women aren't informing us about weaponry, throw weight,
bombs and the history of war. Maybe its because all people care about now
is
the news and not what a talking head has going on anatomically under the
desk. Frankly, we never found listening to Madeleine Albright terribly
reassuring.
Real Woman Rising: If journalists truly want to know the kind of
women we
want to hear from, they need look no further than the lady John Fund writes
about this a.m., Winsome Earle Sears,
black, Republican and a winner. Seeing women jawing on TV is not nearly
as important as seeing someone like Mrs. Sears getting it done.
Your Horse Loving LComStaff