Yah, Gibson, Yaaahhh!

Cool little song by Soulja Boy. It's not a pure rhyme, but it's close, and ya gotta love the scan -- preposterous / Stephanopolis...

Creepy admission of the day

This morning I imagined myself with the same hairstyle as those women from the flds church in Texas.

Bill Plays the Abbey Lounge this Thursday

Bill is a band. Bill's lead singer, Bill, is my friend John's brother. John has been playing and recording with Bill for over 20 years, and they've released 2 albums. Here's a video for the song Steve Pepper:



I love Bill's music, and I will be attending this show. Maybe I'll see some of you there?

Hillary's Words, This Time.

I originally wasn't going to comment on these, but I feel I should. I chose an example where I feel she used poor judgement at a really crucial time. I suppose that shows me to be an Obama supporter, (I am), but the fact is that I find much to appreciate about her speech, even though I so completely disagree with her conclusion. I can believe that she thought what she said was true. That said, you can see her intelligence, her consideration, that she's trying to do right. In the end, she says she will support Bush (eeg), but you understand why she did it.

Hillary Clinton's address on the Senate Floor for the Iraq War Resolution, Part 1



Hillary Clinton's address on the Senate Floor for the Iraq War Resolution, Part 2



Hillary Clinton at the DNC Winter Meeting, 2007.



This is Hillary in top form, early in the campaign, before the big mud storm. Here, she states that were she president in 2003, she wouldn't have gone into Iraq, which I appreciate, but the way she presents the information just kinda slides right by the Senate Speech above.

I like Hillary. If somehow she won the nomination, I would support her.

But it would be support qualified by her lapse in judgement.

Let Me Be the 10,000th

to post this video. Such an amazing speech. I got more out of it the second time I listened to it. I appreciate Obama's ability to see the race issue from two sides of the divide, and both from a very personal viewpoint, and I was struck that he sees race as a familial issue, which of course it is.