What Will She Do Now?

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Monday July 06, 2009 · 1:17 PM PDT

2009/07/06 · 13:17

While we are waiting for the other moose to drop, there has been much speculation on what soon to be ex-governor Sarah Palin is going to do next. I think it's likely she'll be appearing on TV in the not too distant future.

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What is your favorite title for a Palin TV show, movie or musical?

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What is your favorite title for a Palin TV show, movie or musical?

Putinspotting

4 votes

Real Housewives of Wasila

14 votes

Biggest Quitter

23 votes

Iron Chef Alaska

0 votes

My Life On The R-List

5 votes

The Sarah Palin Chronicles

10 votes

Airwolf: Alaska

1 vote

Shooty Shooty Bang Bang

4 votes

I Was A Teenage Were-Moose

5 votes

Northern Overexposure

63 votes

Don't Cry For Me, Alaska

13 votes

I'm Going To Sue Your Ass

20 votes

Other (add your own below)

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The Other Debate Tonight: Andrew Rice vs. James Inhofe

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Tuesday October 07, 2008 · 2:30 PM PDT

2008/10/07 · 14:30

Well tonight is the second debate between Obama and McCain. It will completely overshadow an important debate between Senator James Inhofe and his challenger State Senator Andrew Rice.

You can watch it online here at 5:15PM CST if you do not live in Tulsa, Ok.

Not only has Inhofe scheduled the debate the night of the second presidential debate. He scheduled it during rush hour. I suppose that's better than the previous setup where Inhofe didn't want the public or the press to see the debate.

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Friday October 26, 2007 · 9:21 AM PDT

2007/10/26 · 09:21

A few days ago, several Oklahoma state lawmakers have shown their true colors by refusing to accept a copy of the Koran. It was given in the spirit of friendship and peace. Oklahoma State

Rep. Rex Duncan, R-Sand Springs, refused a copy of the Quran earlier this week, saying, "Most Oklahomans do not endorse the idea of killing innocent women and children in the name of ideology."

You know what Mr. Duncan, you need to tell Bush and Cheney that you do not endorse the idea of killing innocent women and children in the name of ideology, but I suspect the bloody irony would be lost on you.

Not only did he refuse, 24 out of 149 state lawmakers in all refused. Gov. Brad Henry (D) and Rep. Dan Sullivan (R) both Christians accepted. nanoboy has diaried the refusal. I also felt it important I chime in too.

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If given a copy of the Koran you would

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If given a copy of the Koran you would

graciously accept

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callously refuse

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accept and give them a copy of the New Testament, Book of Mormon, or Dianetics in return

6 votes

other (say below)

12 votes

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Tuesday February 27, 2007 · 9:18 AM PST

2007/02/27 · 09:18

I recently attended Pycon 2007 in Dallas, TX. It's for those interested in the Python programming language and all the amazingly cool things you can do with the language. One of the session formats is called a lightning talk: wherein a whole bunch of people are only given five minutes to make a presentation, slideshow and all. This way the audience doesn't get bored. One of the more impressive demonstrations was by a graduate student at UC Berkeley showing how people can electronically vote easily and securely.

A Diebold voting machine has over 31,000 lines of code. His program had less than 300. Which do think is easier to audit?

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Sunday January 28, 2007 · 8:33 PM PST

2007/01/28 · 20:33

We've all discussed ways of getting this President under control from to censure to impeachment. After reading the diary Bush;'I'm "Trainable," The Decision-maker' on Iraq Troop Levels, I thought wouldn't it be nice if we could call in some outside professional help?

Read Nancy Pelosi calls The Dog Whisperer:

Cesar: So tell me what are the problems you are having with the President?

Pelosi: Well, he's just... out of control. I mean, he never listens to Congress, and he pretty much ruins the country.

Cesar: So the President needs to learn that he's not the most important person in America.

Continued below the cut:

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Wednesday December 20, 2006 · 8:56 PM PST

2006/12/20 · 20:56

I am occassionally inspired to do something festive for the holidays and I'm in a particularly ghoulish mood. I was inspired by a comment I made on bonddad's diary Record Current Account Deficit = Countries Selling Dollars. So, I thought I'd create a drink in honor of our Veep so we'd remember what we were fighting for in Iraq. I call it The Cheney (aka Blood-for-Oil). Though it might be tasty the rest of the diary is probably in poor taste. The question is will Martha Stewart: serve this drink at the White House?

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Monday October 09, 2006 · 9:03 PM PDT

2006/10/09 · 21:03

How does one explain current events to children in terms they can understand? No pet goats were harmed in the making of this tale.

Today's installment:

"Incurious George Loses His Football"

All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

Imagine if you will children on a playground, poor little George just got his football taken away by Saddam. Donald tackled him, but Principle Cheney picked them both up by the scruff of the shirt and dragged them off to the office. Read More

Knowing When to CUT and RUN, Be a Live Donkey or a Dead Lion

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Wednesday October 04, 2006 · 10:03 AM PDT

2006/10/04 · 10:03

The Bush administration should take a lesson from the great polar explorer Ernest Shackleton. Many of you may be familiar with the amazing tale of survival when Shackleton attempted to cross Antarctica and FAILED. Ernest knew when to Cut and Run. How does this history lesson apply to our current situation in Iraq?

In 1914, his ship Endurance got stuck in the ice of the Weddell Sea. It was eventually crushed by the ice. With three small boats, 27 men made a heroic journey across the ice and then ice filled seas to Elephant Island. Then six of them made an 800 mile journey in an open boat across the worst seas on the planet to South Georgia Island. Then Ernest with two others crossed a rugged, mountainous and glacier covered island to the whaling station on the other side. After several tries, Ernest went back to Elephant Island and rescued his men left behind. What many of you may not know is how Shackleton knew when to cut and run. Read More

Will the Devil turn 'round on you?

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Thursday September 28, 2006 · 11:30 AM PDT

2006/09/28 · 11:30

I fear that habeas corpus in this country will soon be a corpse. As I have watched this legislative Katrina approach, I kept thinking of the play and movie A Man for All Seasons (both the Paul Scofield and Charlton Heston versions). In particular the scene about giving the Devil the benefit of law comes to the fore. I thought it might be informative to share that scene's dialogue. Read More

Will the Democrats Lose On 11-7?

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Thursday September 21, 2006 · 9:38 AM PDT

2006/09/21 · 09:38

Is is 11-7 already sown up? Has Karl Rove handed his Republicans victory on a silver platter and we don't know it yet?

If the Democrats regain control of the either the House or Senate, then the war with Iran cannot proceed. The Republicans are working overtime to pass all the totalitarian legislation they can now. Should the unthinkable happen (to the neocons) on 11-7, Bushco will still be able sidestep Congress and the courts.

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Tuesday September 05, 2006 · 10:09 PM PDT

2006/09/05 · 22:09

It seems the ghost of Reagan haunts the halls of the FAA. What better way for the FAA to celebrate Labor Day than to impose a new dress code.

On Labor Day, President Bush addressed the Seafarers International Union. The tag for that story read:

President Bush says the key to bettering America's workforce is to maintain a strong and expanding economy. Mr. Bush focused on economic themes in a Labor Day holiday speech to America's merchant marine union.

Meanwhile those on the ground helping us fly the friendly skies got a memo:
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