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Holy Cats that was quick
Ms. Tammy,
Some grist for tomorrow – http://dshort.com/charts/federal-debt-to-gdp.html?federal-debt-to-gdp-politics-update (what’s a dem in the whitehouse cost?).
Also, hey, that dumBO’s doin’ one heck of a job on that oil leak.
SR
I was very excited to hear “kiss of death” Obama was coming to California to campaign for Boxer. I bet Barbara was too… . :)
Sorry to ask such a newbie question but I cannot find the “third hour” on iTunes, just the first two hours, which I already heard.
Recording the 3rd Hour podcast now my dear. Will be posted within the hour. heck the TAM Podcasts page, will be up shortly, and listed in its own post just like the first two hours. :) Thanks, and welcome to the Tammy Army!
Oh, and *no one* is cuter than Gary Cooper ;)
Hi Tammy, thanks, I think MY MAN GODFREY 1937 written by the conservative Morrie Ryskind along with the Gary Cooper film MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN 1936 directed by conservative Frank Capra are the best comedies ever to come out of Hollywood. They both deal with Depression Era themes, and take on new meaning today. Coop was so cool, and a conservative, too — Hemingway had sort of a Marxist mancrush on him wrote “For Whom The Bell Tolls” just for Coop. I guess Ayn Rand did too for Fountainhead. Anyway, glad to be here! Love your site
And *last* remark: love the handle. A reminder everyone should read (or re-read) Animal Farm :)