In the wake of the New York Times’ “story” about John McCain last week, a We Media/Zogby poll shows that a majority of people are dissatisfied with traditional media.
Nearly 70 percent of Americans believe traditional journalism is out of touch, and nearly half are turning to the Internet to get their news, according to a […]

Well, it seems Congress was not happy with Roger Clemens’s responses a couple weeks ago, so now they want to get the Department of Justice to prove whether he lied or not.
In a letter sent Wednesday to Attorney General Michael Mukasey, House Oversight and Government Reform Committee chairman Henry Waxman and ranking Republican Tom Davis […]

Two legends died on Wednesday.
One, most in the politics world know:  William F. Buckley, Jr., the conservative writer/founder of National Review passed away at the age of 82.
William Buckley, with his winningly capricious personality, his use of ten-dollar words and a darting tongue writers loved to compare to an anteater’s, was the popular host of one of […]

I couple months ago, I picked up

AT&T has combined with the state of Tennessee “to provide the country’s first statewide system to electronically exchange patient medical information.”
The system is designed to securely transmit detailed patient information between medical professionals. It will allow doctors to access medical histories, prescribe medicines over the Internet and transfer images like X-rays, MRIs and CT scans.
“As […]

Well, it has been a very busy week, and I haven’t been blogging much as you probably noticed.  I am out of town this weekend, but I hope to catch up on my Bloglines (over 1000 posts to read as of now) and maybe write a couple posts.  I have, however, replaced the standard blog […]

Thanks to Representative Hardaway, our wonderful Tennessee government is trying to pass a bill that would require mandatory paternity testing.  It would be required for ALL babies, regardless of the relationship between the child’s parents.  You can see the bill HERE (PDF).  Here is an excerpt:

( ) Regardless of the relationship between a child’s parents, […]

Cuba’s leader since 1959, Fidel Castro, has announced his retirement.
“I will not aspire to nor accept - I repeat, I will not aspire to nor accept - the post of President of the Council of State and Commander in Chief,” read a letter signed by Castro published early Tuesday in the online edition of the […]

I think it is interesting hearing the Democrats talk about their superdelegates possibly being a factor this year.  I don’t understand why they have chosen to have so many, but that is the way they have decided to do things.  The stories are constantly coming out about how Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are wooing […]

As I mentioned HERE, I thought last night was a time when Mike Huckabee needed actual victories rather than just moral victories.  I think he certainly got a moral victory in Virginia making a close contest out of what had been a blowout in the polls not very long ago.  However, John McCain once again […]