cards

The RNC gig is no longer “in the cards”:

But his former finance chairman, B.C. “Scooter” Clippard, said Thompson told him Wednesday that he was returning to acting and dropping his RNC bid.

Haven't done one of these in a while, but it was just this kind of a day.

But no political blogging until Wednesday. As it is, I have 3×2GB cards full of pictures to go through, and I promised Serr8d some photo-blogging. Now if only I could find a decent image host…

Ken Whitehouse discusses the difficulty in polling in the age of the cell phone:

Senator Corker stands against “bailout sprawl”:

Corker mentioned that conversation this week in response to a question about the possibility of rescue plans for other U.S. industries besides the financial services sector.

Rex Hammock suggests an alternative tack the candidates could have and should have taken in the debate last night:

Bob Krumm wants new cards:

The more I ponder yesterday’s (in)action in the House, the more I realize that the cards we Americans hold in Washington–that is, our representatives in Congress along with the Administration–is so bad that I want an entirely new hand.

If you play poker like I do from time to time, you have experienced a hand so bad that you wish you could draw five entirely new cards.*  The more I ponder yesterday’s (in)action in the House, the more I realize that the cards we Americans hold in Washington–that is, our representatives in Congress along with the Administration–is so bad that I want an entirely new hand.

The Nashville Geek Breakfast was amazing last Thursday, I am certain we hit a record number in attendance. We had more than 40 people enjoying some great conversation and tasty grub.