Some Thursday Links
Posted by Bigfoot on 1st October 2009
Before I go running off to North Carolina to watch a football game, here are a few things I’ve run across over the last day or two:
Some lenders are modifying mortgages by lowering the due principal.
As the time for selecting the host city for the 2016 Olympics draws near, celebrities from Chicago do their best lobbying.
You might be more likely to cheat if you have a long ring finger.
Sex offenders past and present. From Townhall, Guy Benson imagines explaining the Roman Polanski controversy to a 13-year-old….and a church in Kentucky ordains a convicted pedophile.
From Gateway Pundit, Jimmah claims that he was only talking about a “fringe element” when he accused critics of Teh OneTM of being racist.
If you liked Kill Bill and Kill Bill 2, you’ll be happy to know that Quentin Tarantino has decided to make Kill Bill 3.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
From the Sacramento Bee, the office of California attorney general Jerry Brown has opened an investigation on ACORN.
The Snooper Report takes a hard look at Barry’s friend Valarie Jarrett.
From the New York Times, General McChrystal rejects scaling down our aims in Afghanistan.
And to finish, Political Pistachio shows us one difference between leftwing and rightwing rallies.
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