There are several things that I took away from this weekend as a whole and from the Sunday News Shows.
- John Boehner can’t answer a straight question. He can’t get off his talking points. In general, I like John Boehner, but sometimes I just think he’s drinking his OWN Kool-Aid. Yesterday when he was...
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As they say on PTI, “IT’S TIME TO GET HAPPY PEOPLE!” They are talking about birthday’s and I’m talking about the biggest environmental disaster in world history, but I digress. The spill is on it’s last legs. They’ve capped it. It seems to be holding well, and they claim to have collected (or mother nature took...
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I haven’t talked about the oil spill recently. Like many other information organizations this subject is taking a back seat.
The Good News: Clean up is going well.
The Bad News: As they told us in the beginning, we are probably going to see another FULL MONTH of this oil gushing into our beautiful ocean.
My...
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I was supremely excited to see the U.S.A Soccer team heading on to the next round in the World Cup. After a LONG game the US Team got on the board finally scoring a goal on in stoppage time to beat Algeria 1-0. It made me happy. Let’s get it in the next...
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In the news that has apparently already broken, BP CEO Tony Heyward is being forced out of his position handling the day-to-day operations at Ground Zero in the Gulf. The thing I’m wondering is, BP needs all the people it can get out there dealing with this thing; where the hell are the REST...
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It was surprisingly uninspiring. He is calm and calculated but my goodness man, WHERE IS THE PASSION? I think that’s really what people are the most disappointed in is that he just appears to be weak because he doesn’t show enough passion. That’s one thing I admired about George W. Bush is that even if he...
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The slow end to the news week provided an even slower news weekend. Today’s best comments came via Presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin and Roger Simon of Politico. They both talked about the power of imagery. Doris pointed out soundly that if this were say, Ronald Reagan, he would have been using images of...
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By RICH MATTHEWS (AP) – 8 hours ago
UNDER THE MURKY DEPTHS OF THE GULF OF MEXICO — Some 40 miles out into the Gulf Of Mexico, I jump off the boat into the thickest patch of red oil I’ve ever seen. I open my eyes and realize my mask is already smeared. I can’t see...
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