What does it say about PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem when he refuses to criticize Tiger Woods for selecting the Friday of the Accenture Match Play for his so-called “press conference”? I don’t care what excuse Tiger can muster, the timing was in very poor taste – he was sticking it to his former sponsor for dropping him, and Finchem should have called him out on it. But he never will, because he’s just a Woods toadie. There is such a thing as integrity, Mr. Finchem – your primary responsibility is to the Tour, not Tiger Woods.

They say a picture speaks a thousand words. I think this is disgraceful. You’re the freakin’ President of the United States, for gawdsakes! If you want to meet with the Dalai Lama, meet him and treat him with respect, don’t treat him as if he’s some kind of whore being hushed out through the back door to avoid being seen by the press. Talk about no class.

I’m not a techie person, but I love listening to Kim Komando’s syndicated radio show on my way back from Mass every Saturday. Lots of good high-tech info there.

Is there anyone out there who think the President Obama and the Democrats ramming through healthcare reform makes any kind of sense? Polls show the majority of people outside the Beltway care more about job creation and reckless government spending, and the Democrats’ insistence upon continuing this charade shows incredible tone-deafness on their part. This is not a push for healthcare reform, it’s a political suicide pact.

…and if I were the GOP, I’d tell the Prez and his cronies to stick his “healthcare summit” up his you-know-what. And they may do just that.

I love checking into the Mt. Washington Weather Blog on Accuweather.com.

Is there anyone out there who could have imagined CNBC commentator Rick Santelli’s rant about Obamanomics one year ago today having the impact on the “Tea Party” movement it did?

A case of good graffiti?

I love reading about this kind of stuff. That’s what makes Glenn Reynolds’ Instapundit blog a must-read each day.

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