Bookworm on Jan 15 2013 | Filed under: Republicans
Tweet There’s a sad story making the rounds telling about a woman on a safari in Africa who wanted to get a picture of herself in the same frame as some rhinoceroses: The Beeld newspaper reported Tuesday that Chantal Beyer said the game park owner snapped pictures and suggested that she “stand just a little [...]
Bookworm on Jan 29 2012 | Filed under: Presidential elections
Tweet I’m planning a trip this summer to Japan, a country about which I know nothing. Actually that’s an overstatement. I know some things: it’s beautiful, historic, and clean (I love that part), and comes complete with great food and well-mannered people. But that’s all I know. Toji Pagoda I don’t have this tabula rasa [...]
Bookworm on Feb 01 2010 | Filed under: Democrats, Republicans
Tweet First, this is what my background and has shaped my thinking, my starting point. I am a hard line conservative. I have been ever since gaining my maturity. I am well educated, two master’s degrees, one in Strategic Intelligence. I was born on the left coast, I am a practicing Christian, I live in [...]
Bookworm on Jul 17 2009 | Filed under: Judges
Tweet It was a foregone conclusion, but it’s still irksome that the RINOs piled on for Sotomayor. It’s not just that she’s a judicial activist who dislikes self-defense, lies about her record, and shilled for a radical Puerto Rican group. It’s that the hearings showed something very, very specific about her: she’s a complete mediocrity. [...]
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