I absolutely agree with this.
I grew up on Jackson 5. It was my first favorite group. My older brothers/sisters had 3 albums, and I listened to them ALL the time (along with the Osmond Brothers “Crazy Horses,” btw).
I would come home from kindergarten, wedge markers in seat cushions to be “microphones,” put “Skywriter” on the [...]
Entries from June 2009
June 25, 2009
The Chiefs’ New Coaching Staff
To answer a question from the reading audience, I’m extremely pleased with our new coaching staff.
I didn’t know that much about Haley before he started getting lots of press for the play-calling in the playoff game against the Panthers.
I successfully predicted we would hire him as the Head Coach on 24 January, which was about [...]
June 21, 2009
Chiefs Cut Four Players, 19 June 2009
From The Chiefs Official Website:
The Kansas City Chiefs waived LS Thomas Gafford, WR C.J. Jones, DT T.J. Jackson and LB Darrell Robertson on Friday. Gafford played in nine games as Kansas City’s long snapper in 2008, while Jackson saw duty in four games for the Chiefs a year ago.
I apologize for being a little bit [...]
June 16, 2009
One Difference
President Bush decided to free 50 million Muslims from tyranny. The Left and most media corporations jeered.
President Obama looks the other way when a brutal Muslim regime shoots unarmed people protesting a rigged election. He doesn’t criticize the brutality. He doesn’t decry the rigged election. In fact, he says he’ll negotiate with the winner of [...]
June 10, 2009
If Only We Had Done Nothing…
Just in case the YouTube embed attempts continue to not work:
June 6, 2009
Results, Not Empty Promises
Here’s the latest of What President Obama Hath Wrought:
When does President Obama have to face up to his blunders. This is far worse performance, in a far more forgiving environment, than President Bush faced after September 11th.
But idiots will continue to give President Obama a pass just because he’s a Democrat.
June 1, 2009
President Obama Unveils New Vision for His Administration
Obama Revises Campaign Promise Of ‘Change’ To ‘Relatively Minor Readjustments In Certain Favorable Policy Areas’
WASHINGTON—In a slight shift from his campaign trail promise, President Obama announced Monday that his administration’s message of “Change” has been modified to the somewhat more restrained slogan “Relatively Minor Readjustments in Certain Favorable Policy Areas.” “Today, Americans face a great [...]
