The Ny Time’s attemped “explanation” of who Mr. Norman Hsu is and why we shouldn’t worry about it is falling apart. Capt Ed writes:
“Hillary Clinton told a Manhattan audience yesterday that her team tries to do the best they can in vetting volunteers. How could any vetting process possibly miss this? None of his story checks out at all, not even with the most cursory look at his record. It’s filled with false addresses. Not even his listed residence appears current. Exactly what kind of vetting did Hillary …

Antiwar Director DePalma is at it again!
“VENICE (Reuters) – A new film about the real-life rape and killing of a 14-year-old Iraqi girl by U.S. soldiers who also murdered her family stunned the Venice festival, with shocking images that left some viewers in tears.
“Redacted”, by U.S. director Brian De Palma, is one of at least eight American films on the war in Iraq due for release in the next few months and the first of two movies on the conflict screening in Venice’s main competition.
Inspired by one of the most …

I really hate to spend this much time on a story that I originally planned not to even get into. But stick with me, I’m going somewhere with this.
Apparently the word is that Senator Craig will become the newest “Nifonged” politician to resign. A shame for him, mainly because it looks like his misadventure was used to run political interference for the Clintons who may still be in for the ride of their political careers over the Hsu connection. More on that in a bit. …

By the way, I listened to the tape of Senator Craig being interviewed by Officer Karsnia and I’ve got to tell you that in over a decade in Law Enforcement I’ve never been so ashamed….
Of an officer.
This kid should be suspended for making a false arrest. There is absolutely no probable cause, not a lick of evidence outside this kid’s feelings, or enthusiasm for arrest stats.
Unbelievable. Craig may be gay and might even visit rest rooms on occasions but this is a REALLY raw deal he got …

Yawwwwn…..
“Fred Thompson’s campaign-in-waiting will hold a 4 p.m. conference call today with supporters to brief them on plans for the former Tennessee senator’s presidential announcement next week, according to an e-mail obtained by Politico.com.
Randy Enwright, Thompson’s political director, said in the message that they will “discuss the next steps as we move forward as an organization.” A Thompson aide confirms that they’ll share the news about the long-awaited formal launch. “By the end of the day, we’ll have more clarity,” the aide said, declining to reveal which day the announcement …