Random Wednesday Morning Thoughts

• Yesterday should have been called "Conservatives Driven Crazy Day."
• That littlest Obama girl sure is a jumpy happy little thing.
• I feel sorry for the thoughtful conservative who oppose Obama who are forced to stand next to the many redneck racists among us.
• You've probably never heard it, but the brief radio show called "The Huckabee Report" is condescending.
• I had a crazy dream last night. A guy didn't want me to report that he had dug up his murder victim so he could murder him again.
• That McKinney quadruple murder case is odd. Yesterday a guy testified that he and the defendant were responsible for the killings but also claimed that he hadn't struck a deal with prosecutor's for his testimony. I question that.
• That Bridgeport/Decatur basketball Internet broadcast (link below) was of really good quality. Isn't it a matter of time before there are video broadcasts of every high school event?
• I still like the mascot name of "Sissies." (If you pull out a 1970s book about Bridgeport's Sesquicentennial, you'll find that the boys team was originally named "Bullies" on the basis that, before the team had a name, a reporter asked a player what the teams mascot was. "I don't know," said the player. "But when we lose he calls us sissies and when we win he calls us bullies."
• Despite the multiple comments yesterday, I don't thing George Bush was "hated" from the start. It was his actions that caused his popularity to plunge.
• I don't like 55 degree days. Either be hot or cold.
• John Roberts should be absolutely embarrassed for screwing up the oath of office. And when you watch it again, it's obvious that Obama paused to give the guy a chance to get it right. What a shame for that moment to have been ruined.
• I wonder how long it will take the nutcases to say, "He's not President because he didn't take the real oath of office!!!"
• The concept of meeting someone for breakfast in a restaurant is not appealing.
• The Unions are taking credit for saving the passengers of the jet that went into the Hudson. (Emailed to me.)
• Motorcycle death.

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