Can’t wait to get my blogging for the day through so I can play with my new phone.
* And it looks like my new toy might already be obsolete — I thought 1 GHz inside your pocket was remarkable, but Motorola forecasts 2 GHz in smartphones by the end of the year. (A lot of people still have desktop computers with single-core processors of 2 GHz or slower.) On top of that, a few CPU makers for smartphones are about ready to release 1.2-1.5 GHz multi-core chips. So the forecast calls for the doubling of speed, unless you live in Appleville. iCabal. Tee Hee.
* A clear and present violation of the 13th Amendment. Nobody can force you into slavery.
* The more you tie teacher pay, teacher tenure and school funding to student test scores, the more cheating you’re going to have. Pure and simple as that.
* Alvin Greene is not going to be a United States Senator. But anyone who has Jim Clyburn’s feathers all ruffled is fine by me. As for the accusations that he’s a GOP plant — For all of his other faults and upsides, Mr. Greene seems too dumb to be able to play along with that sort of scam. He would have outed it by now, just by pure accident.
* TPM and immigration making waves in another Governor race — When Florida Gov. Charlie Crist announced last May for the Senate, CW essentially coronated AG Bill McCollum (R) the next Governor. But out of nowhere, Rick Scott, a former health care industry exec, has soared to a 44-31 lead over McCollum. Almost the entirety of Scott’s media buys have been about how he wants Florida to have an SB 1070.
* Gee, I bet she’s just waiting on pins and needles for his endorsement.
* Central banksters usually are given to lying, cheating, scheming and mendacity. So on the rare occasions they tell the truth, I cherish it.
