Monday, December 19, 2005

WIPE THE SPITTLE FROM YOUR MOUTH, FRIEND

We don't know whether President George W. Bush broke the law or not. What am I talking about? The news that came out on Friday that the President allows the US to spy on callers without using the courts to get approval. Lawmakers from both parties are calling for a congressional investigation on whether or not federal law was broken.

I said Friday on my show that I'm concerned that the President may have overstepped his limits, but I DON'T KNOW THAT FOR SURE.

Why don't we wait and see what happens? Why don't we find out exactly what happened. Why don't we wait and find out exactly why the New York Times sat on this story for a year before releasing it. (I've heard word that the White House asked them to, but I haven't heard that directly from the NYT yet)

So, wipe the spittle from your mouth, liberals, and try not to use the "I" word until it's warranted.

Saturday, December 10, 2005

MIKE WILSON SIGHTING...

Everywhere I go, people ask me "Have you heard from Mike Wilson?" "Have you seen Mike Wilson?" "What is Mike Wilson doing?"

Just to let you know, I did see Mike Wilson not long after his departure from WMAY. He looked good, was in good spirits, and was tossing 'em back with some local Springfield VIP's at Sebastians. (My kind of guy...at my kind of place)

So what is he doing now? His blog has this bit of information:

I'm too much of a mid-westerner to not be employed. Staying at home with my family has been fantastic, but collecting money just because I don't have a job isn't for me. After a lot of thought, some hardship, oodles of emails and phone calls, and several different offers from supportive friends and acquaintances, I have made a choice regarding the career path I want to follow. I have decided that my future is in politics, and with the office of Senate President Emil Jones.

Awesome! Mike will shine in the world of politics. He's smart, funny, and young. He'll do so very well.

I raise my glass to you, Mike Wilson. Stay in touch.