(Updated 1/24)
I have been meaning to post about this since Thursday, but I was sick (again!) this weekend and just didn’t get around to it. However, since I was quoted in this morning’s Free Press quite extensively, I figured I would write up a post.
As you other Burlington area political junkies already know, last [...]
(Updated 1/23 with link to my favorite blogger. I can’t believe I forgot to link it. It was one of the three meme questions!)
I have never done one of these meme things that litter the blogosphere, or make for easy space fillers, depending on how you view them, but they are a fun [...]
Hillary Clinton announces bid for President.
In a videotaped message posted on her Web site, Clinton said she was eager to start a dialogue with voters about challenges she hoped to tackle as president _ affordable health care, deficit reduction and bringing the “right” end to the Iraq war.
Read the story here.Or visit www.HillaryClinton.com.
Okay guys, the [...]
The news today is that the House Democrats have succeeded in passing their 100-hour agenda.
That’s great that they lived up to their campaign agenda of addressing the areas that they promised to, but the question that needs to be asked is: Is it enough to hammer though bills that have a significant chance of failure [...]
I saw none other than Haik Bedrosian from BurlingtonPol.com at the Burlington Republican caucus tonight. Haik went to the Democratic, Progressive, Green, and Republican caucuses, then blogged about them. The GOP write-up isn’t posted yet, but there is a little surprise in there. I don’t want to scoop Haik, since he did [...]
I received an e-mail about the DigitalBridges 2007 Conference at Middlebury College. I didn’t have time to read through the whole thing, and I won’t be back on the computer until later today, so I thought I would just post the thing here. It looks interesting. I hope to be able to [...]
I am as tired as you are of the 2008 election starting, well, the day after the 2006 election, but I feel obligated to share what I know. I’m a blogger. It’s my job. As they say, don’t hate the player, hate the game. (I know, I can’t believe I just [...]
Yesterday, Ward 5 City Council candidate Rene Kaczka-Valliere stopped by my door for a nice, long chat. I will write up a post about that soon. In the mean time, you can read this information-filled press release about his campaign.
January 15, 2007 (Burlington, Vermont)—The Vermont Green Party has a fresh, new candidate [...]
Continue reading about Burlington Green Runs for City Council
Wow. My second post wrote itself, too. Actually, someone wrote my second post, too, I should say.
I did not have time to write my own Martin Luther King, Jr. post today because I was really busy with home and homeschooling things, but this post on the new blog Two Know It Alls, the [...]
In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, I planned to write a post about the difference between Dr. King’s strategy for helping blacks and the current strategy employed by the party that really cares about blacks, the Democrats.
Fortunately for me, some posts just write themselves or, in this case, somebody writes them for me.
Here [...]
Continue reading about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr: Conservative or Liberal?
