February 17, 2008

The Sunday Funnies?



  • A recent Harris poll ranked the top ten U.S. presidents with Abe Lincoln leading the way. George W. Bush, whose approval ratings have dropped to 30%, finished tenth. The poll also found that 100% of those polled could not name 11 presidents.

  • Speaking of polls, a recent poll by Wake Up Call revealed that 100% of those I polled had never been polled.

  • I was ranked as the fifteenth most influential political blog in Missouri last week by Blognetnews.com. I'm not sure what that means but the 100 Year Old Weblog, which posts stories from 100 years ago, was 18. If they ever make it to the 1950's I'm toast.
  • Speaking of old news, I found a copy of an O'Fallon Journal from 1948 which reported "Dewey Defeats Truman." A spokesmen for the Journal indicated the paper never ran a correction and that he was unsure what the problem was with the story.
  • Spring training has started and word out of the Cardinal camp is Tony LaRussa is considering batting the pitcher first this year. According to LaRussa this would be like having 8 lead off hitters.
  • Could there be any worse example of government waste than Kansas having an office for tourism and travel? Attractions like The World's Largest Ball of Twine really don't need any help from the government do they?
  • Roger Clemens needs to understand the "I'm not here to talk about the past" defense doesn't work after you've been charged with perjury.
  • There have been a string of faintings recently at rallies for Barack Obama. Meanwhile the McCain camp reports a string of scooter accidents.

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