Month: October 2004

Michelle Malkin watched a sad and subdued Teresa Heinz Kerry on ABC’s “The View” this morning.

Forget Bushisms, Kerry’s are better*.

*Fake, but good.

From a post by Jeff

“So a call to bloggers: If you haven’t yet said where your vote is going, please do. Don’t assume we know; maybe we just discovered you. Out with it.”

I’m voting for George W. Bush.

Arafat endorses Kerry. Priceless.

Here’s an analysis I haven’t read before.

UPDATE: And a little more here.

View it now.

UPDATE: Michelle slaps me back.

I don’t know how credible this is. If it is more than just a threat, I can’t help but think that it will backfire. Two weeks before an election, excommunicating Kerry would not be seen as an issue of the church. It would be viewed and widely reported as a partisan political move. I would think that the Catholic church would want to avoid further media scrutiny.

UPDATE: More here.

STILL MORE: Vatican denial.

Winning today’s award for the best way to waste domain registration money – Rumorsontheinternets (Macromedia Flash required)

Off topic for a moment – I live in Washington State. It rains here. In some areas of the state, it rains a lot. Yet, one of our local television stations feels the need to post this helpful news item.