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WASHINGTON (CNN) — Attorney General John Ashcroft said Thursday progress has been made in a highly publicized investigation into who leaked the name of a CIA operative, and he expressed hope the case could eventually be resolved.
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Excellent! We’re making progress! We’ll have those traitors nabbed in no time, I tellya…
Adam, it’s me, the logical […]
In my continuing effort to serve you, dear readers, by Sharing more, here are some unapologetic, unpaid endorsements. Howsabout you leave some of your own in the Comments box?
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Yankees vs. Red Sox - A last minute phone call allowed me to go to the game last night. Though I generally keep my intense […]
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court let stand on Tuesday a ruling that the government cannot revoke the federal prescription licenses of doctors who recommend medical marijuana to sick patients.
Without any comment, the justices rejected a Bush administration appeal of the ruling that bars the government from punishing and from even investigating […]
‘Twas Texas and the slimy pols,
Did gyre and whimble in the state.
All flimsy were the pretense-trolls
And the fleeing ‘crats outplayed.
Beware the Gerrymand, my son…
Sheesh. Even the Republicans admit that their constituents were soundly against the unscheduled redistricting. It didn’t stop most of them for voting for it, but at least they were honest […]
A personal anecdote:
In the mid-to-late 90’s, I was in chronic pain. I had a weak lower back that always ached, often to the point where I was laid up in bed for days at a time. There was little mystery to my condition - I’m relatively certain that it had something to do […]
All the Industry is abuzz. Though reservations are still available for tonight’s Live Pilot, they’re goin’ fast. The reservation line is: 212-252-5553. And yes, it’s free.
How does an actor prepare for such an emotionally taxing performance? What is the focussing ritual that enables me to tread the boards with such aplomb? […]
There’s been some controversy swirling around my dismissing of the grope-usations leveled against California’s new Governor. In fact, at least one devoted reader has “lost some respect” for me. That ’s both good and bad - hell, at least it tells me that one person had some respect for me.
But lemme see if […]
TUESDAY, WASHINGTON (CNN) – The Defense Department sold equipment to the public that can be used for making biological warfare agents, according to a draft report by the General Accounting Office.
The Defense Department agency responsible for the sale of excess property to the public, the Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service, halted the sale of such […]
Tomorrow you vote. Again. Good luck, and I hope you get the Governor you deserve. I think it was Adlai Stevenson who said that there’s nothing more inspiring in human society than the spectacle of the democratic process being bizarrely subverted by a well-funded partisan exploitation of a constitutional loophole. How […]
Scarlet Pimpernel, a frequent visitor, has finally begun a blog to catalog the deeds of the unidentified Californian “Freeway Blogger.” It’s some pretty great stuff, and you can see it here.
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When I was in the second grade, both Joey and Kenny had a tendency to act up - get in fights, defy Mrs. Wachtel, […]




