Archive for June 2nd, 2006

Jun 02 2006

Friday Open Trackback- more odds and ends

Published by Karl under OTA

Open Trackback Friday

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Leave a trackback of your best post for others to read.   Also, look at the trackbacks below to see what others are saying. 

And for my non-bloggin friends…feel free to look around and put your 2 cents in my comments…or if the mood strikes, cue up the band and give us a showtune.

For an explanation of a trackback, go here or here.

If your blog does not support Trackbacks (blogger is still in the dark ages in this regard), check out Haloscan, which I used to use on my old blogGER site, or you may ALSO JUST use The Wizbang Standalone Pinger to do so.

Just include this post’s permalink (right the post title and copy the short cut) in your post and use the Trackback URL at the end of the post for your trackback.

Teen poisons high school theater rival–They learn the hollywood backstab so young…

Teen poisons high school theater rival–They learn the hollywood backstab so young…

Greenpeace Just Kidding About Armageddon–Well that’s a relief.

Kerry To Introduce Amendment Calling For ‘Total Withdrawal’ Of Troops From Iraq By End Of Year–he even admits his own party isn’t going to like it.  Way to go.

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Jun 02 2006

Liberal Election Disconnect

Published by Karl under Liberals, voting

Bobby Kennedy Jr’s article in Rolling Stone Magazine is causing quite a stir among Democrats, including the local ones at Horsesass.org, the local Daily Kos lite blog.  These lovely examples of fairness will consistently label the right wingers as cry babies when they complain about the fraud and flaws in the King County Elections Department, usually over the same issues they take outrage on in Ohio.  Yes their gloating and whining over this piece sounds notably (but familiarly) hypocritical.

The piece by Kennedy is really nothing new.  At it’s heart it is a rehash of the same stuff we have heard ad naseum when Kerry lost in 2004.  It is weak on new facts making it just another rerun.

In other words, like a Michael Moore film, it is unlikely to convince anyone who did not already believe it, and serves no purpose except maybe to rekindle the hatred of those suffer from Post Traumatic Election Loss Syndrome., whereby you embrace the belief that it is always easier to blame your loss on the other guy cheating then it is to concede that you may actually be in the minority and accept that you lost.

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