Hey Goober. Hey Andy. The obvious question being posed by everyone to everyone after last night’s Gubernatorial Debate between Democrat Terry McAuliffe and Republican Ken Cuccinelli was – “Who do you think won?” The unobvious answer was and is – it depends on who actually watched, to which parts they paid attention, and will it […]
Cold Fusion – Robert Sarvis Edition
Robert Sarvis is the Libertarian candidate for Virginia Governor who has qualified for the ballot. Kudos to the Virginia Libertarians for pulling that off! Before I go into how the Sarvis campaign will effect the outcome of the Governor’s race, let me explain how I truly feel about the Libertarian Party. I really like them. […]
Cold Fusion – Governor’s Race Edition
While there are six weeks until Virginia’s annual election day, the race for Governor will be over in four. The Virginia electorate usually makes up its collective mind around the third week in October and rarely changes its mind. It’s part of the ebb and flow of the calendar in Virginia. Labor Day kicks off […]
Cold Fusion – 2016 GOP Top Ten Edition *UPDATED*
Cold Fusion – 2016 GOP Top Ten Edition This ranking of the 2016 contenders for the Republican nomination for president of the States United is based on where the candidates stand less than 30 months away from the Iowa Caucuses tentatively scheduled for January 5, 2016. Factors in determining this ranking include – the primary/caucus […]
Cold Fusion – Politics Ain’t Baseball Edition
Winning championships in baseball requires two things – pitching and defense. The most recent example of this is UCLA’s NCAA Championship win over Mississippi State. In the two games against Mississippi State, UCLA gave up just one run. Which means they only needed three runs to win two games. UCLA managed eleven, but gave up […]
God, Gators, and Government
During the pre-dawn hours on Wednesday morning down here on the bayou off Vacherie Road in Glencoe, Louisiana, a hearty band of hunters set out to do their part in controlling the alligator population. Here’s how it works – the State of Louisiana gives out a certain number of gator tags based on estimated population […]