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POSTED 10/15/2008 - In a recent broadcast this week on the Howard Stern Show, talk show cohort Sal went to Harlem and interviewed random passer buyers on the topic of recent Senator Obama polices. The only problem was, the policies and statements posed by Sal were not of Senator Obama‘s, but Senator John McCain‘s. More ... Last week, First Coast News asked me if the mud-slinging late in the political game is something that we should expect. At the risk of giving away another "the butler did it" ending, of course it is. But that doesn't mean it shouldn't get so nasty that colleagues in the United State Senate become bitter, personal enemies. More ... To listen to the Obama spin-masters you'd think that the McCain campaign's questioning of their candidate's association with unrepentant terrorist bomber Bill Ayers is a smear tactic falsely elevating a casual relationship between the two men into one where they worked together in promoting Ayers' far-left goals. More ... You'd think that the two remaining presidential-division heavyweights squaring off on national TV would produce a modicum of action. You know, a knockdown, a busted nose; maybe a rabbit punch to the back of the head or a chunk of an ear spit through the ropes into Tom Brokaw's lap. Something. You'd think. But you'd be as wrong as fried foie gras with truffle butter on a hot dog bun. Float like an elephant. Sting like an ox. More ... A new study, detailed online in the journal Evolution and Human Behavior, found that higher levels of testosterone correlate with riskier financial behavior. Men with more testosterone make riskier investments than those with lower levels. More ... The world keeps evolving whether or not we choose to keep up and change with it. Intellectually, we all get that but it doesn't mean we're paying attention to the implications of standing on the sidelines. More ... |
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