I found a poll the media will probably not touch with a ten foot poll.

A recent Gallup poll finds Americans continue to be most likely to say the news media are too liberal, with more than 4 in 10 saying too liberal, 19% too conservative, and 33% just about right.

HA!!!!!!!!!

40% say your butts are too liberal.  Hear that O’Brien?

This is great.

RNC in Twin Cities!

Losing out were New York City, Cleveland and a joint bid from Tampa and St. Petersburg, Fla.

Oh it is gonna be fun hanging out with Al.

This sounds very cool.

E-Democracy.Org and the Blandin Foundation are pleased to work together to host online debates with the gubernatorial candidates. We are very excited because this is an opportunity for Minnesota citizens to participate directly in the debate using technology.

All the candidates on the ballot have officially confirmed their participation. Now it is your turn to take part.

How can you participate?

Ask a Question – by October 10!

That’s right, you can submit any question you want the candidates to discuss! Think about it – what would you ask them if they were in front of you today?

Make a note that I should keep an eye on this.

Maybe I should send Joe Tucci to cover it.

Joe Tucci: Haw du Iyee cova an Eeeee-Debate thingee?

Andy: Good question Joe. Now figure it out.

I’m in a weird mood today. I am having a blast with post tittles over at KvM.

Should this appear on a government run website?

Indexes nearly 300 alternative, radical and left periodicals, newspapers and magazines covering cultural, economic, political & social change. Updated quarterly. Archive available covering 1969-1990. Details

I so wish I had a library card so I could see where the link takes you.

(hint hint)

Please read your own email and do what you say.

We must elect more Republicans in our states and in Washington, D.C. who will work with President Bush to tackle these tough issues so we can keep our country moving forward.

Update:

If it doesn’t get to be happy hour quick, we may have a problem folks.

DNC Hacks RNC?

CQ Politics has a new feature on their website, On Their Way. It has the Bios of candidates that CQ believes will have no trouble winning and will soon be members of Congress.

Pending Candidates
The following candidates meet the criteria for being in the “On Their Way” club, but their biographical information has not yet been verified by CQ. Information on the following candidates can be expected in the near future.

Albio Sires, D-N.J. (13) — won June 6 primary
Steve Cohen, D-Tenn. (9) — won Aug. 3 primary
Doug Lamborn, R-Colo. (5) — won Aug. 8 primary
Henry C. “Hank” Johnson Jr., D-Ga. (4) — won Aug. 8 runoff
Keith Ellison, D-Minn. (5) — won Sept. 12 primary
Yvette Clarke, D-N.Y. (11) — won Sept. 12 primary

I’m just dying to see what they come up with for Ellison.

Minneapolis is going to spend $45 million over the next 10 years. That’s $4.5 million a year. This is new spending, not something that was cut somewhere else.

No it isn’t for cops. Minneapolis is going to spend $45 million to ‘end homelessness’.

Yep, for all of you out there getting raped, robbed, or murdered you’ll have to wait. RT Rybakthinks its more important to end homelessness than protect his taxpaying citizens.