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I am coming to the part in my novel that I haven’t really fleshed out yet, either in my mind or in my notes. It would be typical for a writer in my position to say that she has “writer’s block.” Such a writer also says that there is nothing more frightening than the blank … Continue reading the great unknown
Gail is in excellent form today. Read all of it over at her place, especially her answers to the muddle-headed moral equivalence commentors. Crossing the Rubicon2: And there you have it, it’s down to me, and people like me I do not want to be led by someone who thinks that American culture exists on … Continue reading Voting for President of the US
Gee, I’m starting to think that I live in old-time Chicago, where all those dead people kept voting all the time. Power Line: Will the Election Be Stolen? In Ohio, likely to be the decisive state this year, Republicans have filed challenges to more than 35,000 newly-registered “voters.” These are individuials to whom letters were … Continue reading Local Pre-Election Fraud Detection
Pithy excerpt from excellent essay over on Vodkapundit – It’s How You Play the Game I don’t mean to say that Republicans haven’t used dirty tricks, or won’t in the future. But I have yet to see them pull anything as crass as replacing a losing candidate with a more-popular one just weeks before election … Continue reading Vodkapundit: It's How You Play the Game
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