The confusion arose because it was in an airport. All the previous Craig rumors were about Union Station, a train station. Easy to get thrown off the scent.

Whatcha got, Teddy?

Here’s some stuff a ways back about Larry Craigs Union Station dalliances.

http://patriotboy.blogspot.com…..idaho.html

And just for fun…Larry discusses the recipe for “stuffed piquito” while dressed in Beret and sash.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqEcYv2qvOI

PW at 133

We can rag about Repubs endlessley.

The American people are going to say, “Yeah. Waitress. Another Bud, please.”

The real question, in my opinion, is what ideas do Dems have to offer to the American people?

It’s the ‘vision thing’. It’s Leadership.

Just keep your ears open and listen to the speeches and debates to hear what the Dem presidential candidates say. It’s all there and commentary is on the blogs.

…
John Edwards gets dinged for being rich and good-looking and having good grooming habits, whereas Romney is praised and drooled over for same.

I confronted a Repub friend about that. He’d been saying what a hypocrite Edwards was for having a big house, being rich, paying a lot for the haircut and then saying he was all for the poor.

I think it’s just a rationalization for the fact they don’t have anything else to dislike except that he’s a Dem.

When I confronted my friend he was just kind of blank. He didn’t really have a thought on the matter. Heck, maybe he was just repeating talking points. You know how these guys are: the borg tells them what to do and say.

I don’t think it ever occurred to him that Edwards actually did feel that the disparity in wealth was immoral or an economic problem.

FDL is a good place to hang out.

And to get some good ideas…lots of good ideas.

And from which to contribute to ActBlue candidates.

I wonder, though, what is its future?

The Internet is a fabulous tool for communication and blogs are the core of mass discussions. Used in the political world we’re able to increase the power of the public and that shifts the balance away from the few and towards the many. This will increase the cost to the Rich to maintain their current advantages or it might force them to listen a little to other views of how the world might be shaped to work better for everybody.

I don’t necessarily believe that public financing of elections is the answer. I don’t feel so certain the Rich won’t simply find some way to interfere to their own benefit. Besides, it would tax some people who aren’t all that interested or can’t afford to participate in politics.

What kind of arguments really get to the Rich? I’d suggest you approach them conceptually the same as anyone else: you find what they’re interested in and discuss with them ways to do it better, for them and everyone. Sometimes they aren’t disagreeable so much as simply uninformed or uninvolved.

The two most disturbing aspects of the Larry Craig story are:

1) Leaving the stall without flushing.

2) Leaving the restroom without washing his hands.

Larry Craig is a very dirty, dirty boy.

-GSD

And there is no evidence he “wiped”. But maybe he doesn’t need to with his “wide stance”.

It gets worse..they f’ing never learn..now they are begging:

http://www.slate.com/id/2172861/entry/0/

What the hapless Haggard is begging for is a major fraud indictment by the IRS. Nonprofit organizations, be they animal shelters, church resale shops or art museums require a detailed applicationprocess. This takes months and as much as a year to complete the process to receive IRS nonprofit 501 designation approval.

Given his background in church ministries there can be no excuse for Haggard not knowing these facts.

Read about the Rwanda genocide. France was pretty despicable during that atrocity.

Now they have a wanna-be player on their hands. I can’t wait for a baguette chomping Bush to yell out “Yo, Sarkozy”.

-GSD