Right Wing Nation

Courtesy of Matt Margolis, on GOP Bloggers:
The GOP website:

The DNC website:

Maybe children v. adults isn’t the best metaphor.

From Bullwinkle Blog:
Compare Clinton’s outcry over ABC’s “The Path To 9/11″ with Bush’s. Wait, Bush hasn’t raised an outcry over it. ABC’s special does not exactly glorify him. According to Colonel Patterson, ABC bashes Bush and Condoleeza Rice more unfairly than it does Clinton. The idea that ABC would air a movie partial to conservatives […]

This one is shamelessly taken right off Blogmeister:
“I don’t take policy advice from films.” ~ Australia’s Prime Minister John Howard, who doesn’t plan to meet with Al Gore during Gore’s visit to Australia (promoting his global warming documentary An Inconvenient Truth), and why he won’t sign the Kyoto Protocol.

There seems to have been a great deal of yowling about the possibility of national testing lately. You know, all the “Orwellian!” “How awful!” “We can’t have that!” “Reichwingers creating little robots!” nonsense.
And here’s a suprise for all you yowlers: We already have national testing, and it works quite well. Of course, it works because […]

You know, the ones the First Amendment loving Democrats are using congressional pressure to keep ABC from showing? Some of them are posted at RedState. Watch.

The editors at the Trib-Review are on a roll today! First up, we have this one:
Cliff-diving lemmings that gulp Jonestown punch from Guyana and then a Heaven’s Gate chaser while waiting for the Hale-Bopp comet have better long-term survival odds than congressional Republicans who don’t have the stomach to stop illegal immigration.
Then, we have this, […]

Surely, nobody would be surprised by the possibility that Saddam Hussein had an AP spy.

I already stated that Washington (the state) had bumped California and become number one on my “Never live there, no way” list of states, number one for the west coast, that is. And as if to confirm itself as the trashiest, moonbattiest nest of liberal wackjobs on the west coast, take a look at the […]

goes to the Reverend Thomas Bayes (1702–1761), who formulated the principle of conditional probability, and by so doing, transformed statistics into a powerful analytical tool. All hail Thomas Bayes!
Conditional probability allows us to calculate the probability of an event given another related event. Conditional probability demonstrates that logic all by itself is not sufficient to […]