Now some fresh pickings from the Political Grapevine: Keeping the Faith President Obama ended his North Carolina vacation by meeting and praying with evangelist Billy Graham for the first time. Graham has counseled all presidents since Dwight D. Eisenhower. The meeting lasted 30 minutes and a White House spokesman said …
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November, 2025
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10 November
It's All About President Obama
This is a parking garage of ghoulishness: Creepy on every damn level. It’s a video of President Obama at a Washington fundraiser last week. He’s talking health care (as usual), when he brings up a dead campaign worker. Well, actually he brings up himself. Pay attention, not just to him, …
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10 November
Political Pop Quiz
Our political labels and what they mean have gone through some changes over the years, haven’t they? Conservative used to mean small government, responsible, family values. Today (at least in the media) conservative means “controversial” — that always drives me nuts. Whenever Michael Moore gets introduced on a show it’s: …
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10 November
2010 Land Rover Range Rover
Jolly Olde England is full of buildings that, from the outside, look like they’ve been around since the word “Colonies” was capitalized, but today conceal interiors filled with swank bars and nightclubs that are dressed up with cutting-edge design and high-tech furnishings to amaze and delight those lucky enough to …
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9 November
Dylan Ratigan's Phony Rage
There’s always a scene in zombie movies when one non-zombie character will turn to another, and say: “If I ever turn into that, I want you to kill me.” Then they make love and reload. Well, I want you, dear viewer, to make the same promise to me. Except instead …
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9 November
Bugged Out? Learn How to Protect Yourself From Mosquitoes
With the unofficial start of summer here — people all over the country are heading outdoors to go camping, hit the beach, and barbecue — but chances are, the majority of these people will likely run into some unwanted guests. No, not your in-laws — we’re talking about mosquitoes. Not …
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9 November
Playing Politics With Illegal Aliens
With national health care now a reality, the next major controversy for the Obama administration is what to do with the 12 million illegal aliens currently residing in the USA. It is clear that the American people have had enough. Seventy percent of Arizona residents support that state’s tough new …
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9 November
Rolling Stone's Anti-War Narrative
In the Rolling Stone piece that brought down General McCrystal, the writer spent three weeks with the troops. What did he find? Trash talk about bureaucrats. Now, if someone followed me around for three weeks, they’d find far worse; the storage container underneath my waterbed, for one. Fact is, journalists …
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9 November
Where Are the Weathermen Now?
I believe there’s one document that explains the reason for many of the actions we’re seeing from this administration. It’s the June 18th, 1969 manifesto from The Weathermen. I know this will seem to many like ancient history, but if you don’t know history you won’t know where you are …
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9 November
Nanotech Turns 20: IBM Moved First Atoms in '89
Twenty years ago, a scientist at IBM gave birth to the nanotechnology movement, with a tiny movement of his own. On September 28, 1989, IBM Fellow Don Eigler used a custom built microscope to jiggle an atom; less than two months later, he was able to spell out the letters …
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