HoodaThunk?

Again. Update later.

Michelle Malkin has the round up for this one but I can’t simply let this go unnoted here at HoodaThunk?. John Kerry, Democrat loser of the 2004 Presidential elections, stood up on stage at the Democratic Party convention to accept the nomination of his party. To puctuate the matter, he snapped to a sort-of attention [...]

To say I’ve gotten a bunch of direct mail political advertising the past couple of weeks would be an understatement. I still go through them, however, because even the opposition candidate’s stuff can give you information you can use down the road. So it was with a letter received Saturday from one Pat Heelen of [...]

I was in college the first time the late singer Rick James was hitting the charts. I won’t go into details but there was a certain amount of ribbing that went along with introducing myself at my college fraternity functions. Hi, I’m Ric James. Rick James? Superfreak! That was usually followed up with a chord [...]

Has there been a political campaign in recent history that compares, in terms of sheer disgusting nastiness, to what’s going on here in Virginia’s senate race between George Allen and Jim Webb? Rather than hear about what they’re going to do about national security, immigrations, taxes, energy – you know, the issues that face all [...]

A story in the print edition of the Loudoun Independent reminds me that there’s going to be another referendum on the ballot this year and this one’s about roads. Having become tired of waiting for Virginia’s General Assembly to get off their collective rear-ends and provide some fixes for our road and traffic situation up [...]

While it may not be true as a rule, there’s something I want to say about me, personally, to the people who have been putting political flyers in my mailbox that don’t have any identifying information on them. I consider these political missives to be a sign of cowardice and you’re inducing me to oppose [...]

Why? Glad you asked.

New Jersey’s Supreme Court has ruled, on Constitutional grounds, that the state’s laws barring same-sex marriage are void providing for domestic partnerships but not full marriage don’t go far enough. New Jersey’s Supreme Court has left it to the Legislature to decide the rules for gay couples who want to marry in the state. In [...]

It’s no surprise to anyone who has read my stuff that I support the general doctrine used in the war on terror – go after the terrorists before they come here after us. I strongly believe that the Iraqi theater of this war is crucial to our security and I advocate getting the job done. [...]