"He said in session that he does his own research on the Internet? That is just incredibly outrageous."There's the Nanny News: maybe fat isn't so fatal, let's redraw the food pyramid.
There's the postponement of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee vote on John Bolton, over some mystifying story of him banging on a woman's door in a Russian hotel and because Senator Voinovich, who skipped last week's two-day hearing, suddenly didn't "feel comfortable."
Enough for me, for now!
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I'm glad that finaly someone (Tom Delay) has the B*LLS to take a shot at the Supreme Court. These guys have been legislating from the bench much too long and in my opinion have overeached many, many times. The Supreme Court justices are not made of teflon.
I'm still waiting to see how long the Republican "led" Senate and House are going to put up with the antics of the Democrats. The latest Bolton delay (yeah, I know that Voinovich caused this delay)is just another page in the out-of- control, obstruct-at-every-turn, playbook of the Democrats.
Let's all give three cheers...and a brownie...for the news that being overweight might not kill you as fast as being seriously underweight or obese!
There's always sports news:
Retief Goosen says women who enter PGA events should be forced to qualify.
Shaquille O'Neal still can't bend his right leg.
And this bit from Texas via MSNBC.com: Texas may ban gay foster parents. “It is our responsibility to make sure that we protect our most vulnerable children, and I don’t think we are doing that if we allow a foster parent that is homosexual or bisexual,” said Republican Rep. Robert Talton, who introduced the amendment.
If the bill becomes law, Texas would be the only state to prohibit homosexuals and bisexuals from becoming foster parents, according to the American Civil Liberties Union Lesbian and Gay Rights project.
I second Leland Burrill's post about the doodles. I miss them. I miss them like the deserts miss the rain, in that my longing both defeats me and defines me. No, I'm being serious... They are neat.
Kathleen: on the assumption that DeLay isn't out of his mind or a complete idiot, I've got to think he's thinking of the internet as an unreliable swamp of information and that Kennedy by using it is showing incompetence. It can't be that doing one's "own research" is bad, but must be that using the internet for legal research is bad. DeLay just doesn't seem to know how one finds useful things -- like court cases -- on the internet.
and the internet is where one would find Westlaw or LexisNexis.
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