Most of my friends have a passion for something and they can write fairly well.
That’s all it takes to be able to make some money online – just create a blog, learn the tricks of blogging, and sign up with Blog Roll Please and voila, you’ll have money coming in every month.
Wow, what an eloquent speech Powell gave.
I love how those in his party who can’t accept such a credible slap on their face have resorted to the race card on this. Powell pre-empted such a lame explanation by saying (I paraphrase), “If I were to endorse him on race along I would have done that 8 months ago).”
You’d have to be an idiot to hear such an intelligent commentary and think it was simply about race.
On the other hand, such a powerful GOP figure crossing party lines with such an intelligent point of view must sting so bad you have to either ignore it or attach it with whatever lame and transparent excuses you can find.
I love how Powell said Palin was clearly incapable of being a president, which is the “job” of the vice-president. Let’s face it, Palin was a bad, bad choice. Yet another republican idiot? Why can’t the GOP just put some brain-trust on a ticket for once? We’ve suffered through GW, Quayle, and now Palin? Please!
I stayed up till 6:30 AM on Monday morning, slept for 5 hours, then stayed up till about 3AM, slept for 6 hours, and it’s nearly 2 AM and I still have more work to do before i wake up in 5 hours.
The strange thing is that I am kind of hyper. It sucks knowing you are sleep deprived and not tired.
I love this. Click to open in new browser to see entire image (part of it is cut off on the right)
I’m glad to see Ifill admit that Palin blew off many of the questions (let’s face it, Palin can’t answer them – she’s the new GW Bush).
In a “Meet the Press” interview, Ifill describes being blown off. Interestingly, the mainstream media is now paying attention to Saturday Night Live skits as political commentary. SNL has done such a great job capturing Palin’s pathetic vacancy.
