But I do have to tell you that I feel a certain amount of relief. Knowing that McCain is the Republican candidate, I can be fairly certain that no matter who wins in November, I'll be opposing all sorts of bad legislation for the next four years.

It makes the planning a whole lot easier.

Don Surber asks, "Are we there yet?" The comments are particularly good.

Thanks to Don Surber for his analysis.

From Roger Simon, reporting for Pajamas Media:

Just got to the PJM office in El Segundo having voted early at my polling place in the Hollywood Hills. This polling place is in a public school called Valley View, the kind of mediocre institution to which the many rich liberals in the neighborhood wouldn’t dream of sending their children. They will ( Read more... )

I didn't watch the State of the Union address. I have Grouchy Old Cripple's recap.

They were discussing John Edwards (a/k/a the Silky Pony--thanks, Don Surber) quitting the race today. Fox News was showing film of him walking around a restaurant, shaking hands with people, and it got me thinking: if some politician interrupted my coffee and ( Read more... )

...though you probably won't:

http://www.nypost.com/delonas/2008/01/01292008.jpg

VoteChooser.com does a good job of comparing your positions to those of the various candidates. Good in the event you really have no idea who to vote for. Here are my results, in case you're interested.

"We still have no true clear front runner. Frankly we have no serious candidate in the whole pack. So far their only true qualifications are pulse and respiration." The first reply to this post.