This’n That

   Herman Cain:  It is time for you Sir, to give it up.  And I like you. You cannot however, give answers like you did on the questioner on Libya.  Just give it up Herman; go and sell your book.  And Rush, you can not make excuses for him.  People can and will make up their own minds.

   Can we be honest about one thing?  It matters not who is rising in the Republican field.  Once you get to the top you will be crucified by the media, period, end of discussion.  I think the media ‘wants’ Romney, and believe me, once he is  nominated, they will crucify ‘him’.  Book it! From his Mormonism to his flip flopping over the years.  Mainly they want him because of his backing of health care in MA.

   Penn State:  I guess we all have our opinions on this issue; mine are centered on two people at the moment.  Paterno and the assistant coach (graduate assistant at the time he ‘saw’ Sandusky in the shower).  First of all, I have always held Paterno in high esteem.  No more.  It is a sad commentary for him to go out this way, but I think he deserves the ridicule. You will never convince me he was totally unaware of what what going on around that campus. As as for the grad assistant?  If he had ‘any’ morals, and if the indictment is true in what he saw.  He is yellow for not going into that shower and physically knocking Sandusky on his ass. I suspect Paterno will die of a broken heart. 

   The great state of NE gets the privilege of paying for another environmental impact statement for the Keystone pipeline.  It appears the drive to stop the laying of the pipeline across the Sandhills in NE was successful.  The impact statement was already done, and if you ask me, this verifies the EPA is a sham.  If the EPA statement was indeed detrimental, do you not think  the government would  have released that information?  You bet your sweet buttocks they would!  Now we get to start over on the impact to the rerouted area.  Good luck Nebraska.  The dirty little secret is, the environmentalists do not want oil, period.