TILTPAT-BIDHAT4 (050608, Morning)
“Things I‘d Like To Post About Today; But I Don’t Have Any Time ‘4‘â€:
- The eeeeevil Wal-Mart, which has done more to make prescription drugs affordable than the government since it began its program in September 2006, is now doing even more — “(It) announced Monday it would expand its discounted prescription drug program to offer 90-day supplies for $10 and add several women’s medications at a discount. It also said it would lower the price of more than 1,000 over-the-counter drugs.”
- I like this term, coined in the London Daily Mail in reaction to the “environmental activisim” of jet-setting, carbon-guzzling celebs — “Hippy-crites.”
- I wonder how many soldiers are (now maybe “were”) fans of author Stephen King, or have seen one or more of his movies based on his books? Mark Levin had it right last night when he said that one of the most offensive thing about people like King (who recently said “…. the fact is if you can read, you can walk into a job later on. If you don’t, then you’ve got, the Army, Iraq ….”) is how insufferably ungrateful they are.
- I haven’t done any math on North Carolina yet, but if the African-American Democratic electorate’s proportion of the population is close to South Carolina’s, why should we impressed with a Tar Heel State win by the presidential candidate I refer to as “Mr. BOOHOO-OUCH” (Barack O-bomba Overseas Hussein “Obambi†Obama - Objectively Unfit Coddler of Haters) if it isn’t close to the 28-point margin he got in the Palmetto State in January? Rush is right, though; if Obama wins by even the slimmest of margins in either IN or NC, Old Media will try to play it as the Return of the Messiah.
- It’s no longer Obama the Chama. The presidential candidate I refer to as HR4C (Hillary Rodham Cackling Crying Complaining Clinton) appears to have turned into Hillary the Hospitable.
- Hmmm — The Reverend Jeremiah Wright counseled a married couple in distress in the early 1980s. Then, “after Delmer and Ramah Reed were divorced, she got remarried - to Wright.”
- First domino to fall? The Minneapolis Star-Tribune, where circulation has declined 15% in the past three years, is in deep trouble (HT Hot Air)
