is there a scarier, more un-American sounding name in Congress than "Rahm Emanuel?"
CHICAGO (AP) -- Barack Obama's fellow Chicagoan Rahm Emanuel, the hard-charging No. 3 Democrat in the House, has accepted the job White House chief of staff, Democratic officials said Thursday.
One of Obama's first decisions as president-elect was to ask the Illinois congressman to run his White House staff. The selection of the fiery Democrat marked a shift in tone for Obama, who chose more low-key leadership for his presidential campaign.
Showing posts with label Sarah was right. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sarah was right. Show all posts
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
the moose whisperer was right
Obama wid da tarrists? Well, duh:
Al Jazeera: Jubilation follows Obama victory
On an unrelated note: if the Google is so smart, how come its spell-checker still flags "Obama?"
Al Jazeera: Jubilation follows Obama victory
On an unrelated note: if the Google is so smart, how come its spell-checker still flags "Obama?"
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
News item: world ends tomorrow
The End of the World
Some scientists, on the other hand, went to the European Court for Human Rights to try to stop the collider being turned on. They fear it may create a black hole – which would certainly violate our rights by sucking the planet into... well we don't really know. Professor Sir Chris Llewellyn Smith of Cern says: "The chance we produce a black hole is minuscule." Which is not all that reassuring. But he adds: "Even if we do, it can't swallow up the Earth." It would be too small, and disappear in moments. In any case, they will only send the hadrons in one direction this week. The collisions start in October. Until then, at least, we're not all doomed.
Some scientists, on the other hand, went to the European Court for Human Rights to try to stop the collider being turned on. They fear it may create a black hole – which would certainly violate our rights by sucking the planet into... well we don't really know. Professor Sir Chris Llewellyn Smith of Cern says: "The chance we produce a black hole is minuscule." Which is not all that reassuring. But he adds: "Even if we do, it can't swallow up the Earth." It would be too small, and disappear in moments. In any case, they will only send the hadrons in one direction this week. The collisions start in October. Until then, at least, we're not all doomed.
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