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Are the media ignoring good news out of Iraq? Perhaps. That's the theme of a some recent columns, one of which evidently has gotten a St. Paul Pioneer Press assistant editor in big trouble. You can read about that story...

Senate leader makes case for Ellsworth

This certainly won;t hurt the case for retaining SD's Ellsworth AFB. I have commented on this repeatedly in earlier posts - there are, IMHO, strong military and strategic reasons for doing so. Time will tell.

Mr. Clean Cut Kid directs us to this Quinnipiac University survey showing that by a 61-31 margin Americans support upholding Roe v. Wade. I guess Chad isn't reading this site too closely, because just a few days ago I anticipated...

The NRA reacts to the action in yesterday?s US Senate:Today, in an historic vote in Second Amendment history, freedom prevailed. When it comes to something as fundamental as the Second Amendment, the American people are determined to protect this freedom....

Ain't this quite a sight? And the player being inducted with Sandberg this year was also pivotal during one of the greatest sports moments of my life: Wade Boggs. In 1996, I watched the Yankees rally back in the series...

HELEN THOMAS ANGRY AFTER 'KILL SELF' OVER CHENEY COMMENTS PUBLISHED

In a column this week headlined "Reporter: Cheney's Not Presidential Material," Eisele quoted Thomas as saying "The day Dick Cheney is going to run for president, I'll kill myself. All we need is one more liar."

After watching her fulminate at White House pressers, this is a surprise to anybody with a brain? What's the flap about Henen?

But Thomas said yesterday at the White House that her comments to Eisele were for his ears only. "I'll never talk to a reporter again!" Thomas was overheard saying.

PUHLEEEEZE let it be so!

"We were just talking -- I was ranting -- and he wrote about it. That isn't right. We all say stuff we don't want printed," Thomas said.

Humph. How much respect is there for not printing details of private (even classified) information in the interest of a big story?

"She's obviously very upset about it, but it was a small item -- until Drudge picked it up and broadcast it across the universe," Eisele said. Still, he noted that reporters aren't that happy when the tables are turned. "Nobody has thinner skin than reporters," Eisele said with a laugh.

Truth alert here!

Oh yeah, what's the curdled milk reference about? Try this:

'nuff said (or shown). Don't view in a dairy barn.

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