…that this headline brings.
Actually who needs married men, the one liners write themselves.
…that this headline brings.
Actually who needs married men, the one liners write themselves.
On both the redesign and today’s Doctor Who comedy comic with Bugs Bunny as the 3rd Doctor and Wile E Coyote as the Master.
How can even this president keep me depressed when I have stuff like this to cheer me up?
I have a feeling they are heading to Salisbury Beach, I’m going to head down there today and investigate!
I’m going to scope out that story if it takes me all afternoon!
Update: The weather and the temperature are perfect but the son’s stomach is turning. I guess the Blago Jury will have to do without me.
Ezra looks at the trend lines on President Obama and thinks liberals are worrying needlessly:
But so far as the polls go, Obama is doing okay among the left. In fact, as the graph below shows (click on it for a larger version), his approval trends among Democrats, independents and the country mirror Ronald Reagan’s ratings among Republicans, independents and the country almost exactly.
Tell you what Ezra lets make a bet. I’m a little hard up but I’m confident enough to make this wager:
You say Obama’s poll lines mirror Reagan’s? Fine. I’ll pay you $500 for every state Regain lost (including DC) in 1984 that Obama wins in 2012. You pay me $500 for every state that Obama loses in 2012 that Reagan won in 1984.
Or if those odds are too long for your trend lines, How about I pay you $10 per electoral vote that Obama gets in 2012 over Reagan’s total in 1984 and you pay me $5 for every electoral vote under Reagan’s 1984 total Obama wins in 2012. I’m broke and unemployed but I don’t mind giving you odds.
How about it Ezra, wanna put your money where your graph is?
Update: If any of you other liberals want to put your money where your confidence is come pony up
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