One of the nicest things about living in a world of grays, where one can change one's mind when presented with new facts, and when one doesn't jump to extreme and absolute conclusions based on some article of belief is the one tends to make an ass of one's self far less often. Case in point, the "peer-reviewed" science paper jumped on by the Usual Suspects just a couple of weeks past.
Struggling in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene, Vermont “would be absolutely lost without” the response of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), according to the state’s Democratic governor. Last weekend’s storm brought such severe flooding to the Green Mountain State as to require food and water be airlifted to thousands of residents stranded after floodwaters washed out roads and bridges. “The devastation is extraordinary. I can tell you stories, but basically we have whole towns that have seen their...
Even before he outlines his upcoming job-creation plan to Congress next week, President Obama admits he is “frustrated” with lawmakers because it’s “been a long time since Congress was focused on what the American people need them to be focused on.” Obama acknowledged his feelings in an email to campaign supporters Wednesday evening, the same night he and GOP House Speaker John Boehner jousted over even when the president should be able to address a joint session of Congress...
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