Michale mutters somethign about "stone knives and bear skins" :D

hehehehehehehe

Michale.....

OK, I think I fanned you, but I'm not sure it worked (my browser is twitchy on HuffPost comments section). Let me know if I should try again...

-CW

Where's the "liberal" news? :)

Didn't you get the memo???

'Liberal' is a bad word again... :D

Michale.....

Be nice to get a lot of the old farts out of office and put in some new blood....

Michale....

Michale.....

It's good-snarky, though. Fun snarky. And informative. What's with you Lefties, always looking out for people's feelings. Kick some butt. Have some fun. Toughen these sensitive Dems up. 'D

The Harry/Sharron/Rasumssen polling cracks me up. First they were 47/47, then they were 45/45, and now they're 48/48. Hahahaha. http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections/election_2010/election_2010_senate_elections/nevada/election_2010_nevada_senate

This is probably the most Delaware's been in the news since ... ummm ... well .... since it was last in the news.

I'm just wondering how come I haven't seen Anne McLane Kuster's win in the news at all.

Where's the "liberal" news? :)

-David

"Can anyone name me three facts about Delaware? I mean, seriously?

Without Google'ing and without reading any further....

Delaware was the first state of the Union.

Delaware is part of the United States.

Delaware is a smaller state than Texas.

You didn't say the facts couldn't be inane... :D

(3) Delaware is also the second-most in the category of highest points in the state, with Ebright Azimuth being just slightly higher (a full 106 feet) than Britton Hill in Florida. Florida is basically flat as a pancake.

Funny you should mention this.

When we moved to Florida, we drove out here from WA State.. We were tooling around I-10 and hit the Florida border. We were in state for an hour and something really began to bother me. Something I couldn't quite put my finger on, something very deep and very visceral was telling me that something was very very wrong..

Then it occurred to me. There are no mountains if Florida. Having been raised in Southern California and lived in the Pacific Northwest for most of my adult life, I have always been surrounded by mountains. No matter where I was, I could always see mountains in the distance...

I had to overcome a slight case of agoraphobia when we moved here.. :D

But I digress... :D

Michale....

OK, I'm having a hard time finding a comment from you that I can fan. Post a recent comment to any of my recent columns, and I promise you I'll return the favor! It'll save me from doing a lot of searching...

:-)

-CW

Not a cent!

Heh.

I'm sure I'll probably talk about the Delaware upset later today/tomorrow/Wednesday, so rest assured. The Rasmussen thing, you're going to have to give me a link, though.

Here is what I've been thinking about writing, but may be too timid (don't want to offend folks) to put in tomorrow's column:

"Can anyone name me three facts about Delaware? I mean, seriously? Actually, although 99.95% of Americans probably can't answer that, I can:

(1) Delaware was the "first state" because they ratified the Constitution first. They are inordinately proud of this, and have been bragging about it on their license plates for decades, now.

(2) Delaware is the second-smallest state, only "Rhode Island and Providence Plantations" is smaller (although it clocks in on the trivia scale as being the smallest state with the longest official name of all 50).

(3) Delaware is also the second-most in the category of highest points in the state, with Ebright Azimuth being just slightly higher (a full 106 feet) than Britton Hill in Florida. Florida is basically flat as a pancake.

Also, Rehoboth Beach is an excellent place to visit sun, sea, and sand, without the overwhelming commercialism of Ocean City, Maryland. I guess that's four facts, and that's without even bringing Dow Chemicals into the conversation."

Like I said, perhaps a bit snarky. Small-state folks often have a lot of pride, and I don't want to needlessly provoke that sort of thing, so I'll probably be more considerate tomorrow.

Heh.

-CW

Hahahaha! How much is this gonna cost me.

Meanwhile, where the heck do we talk about tonight's primary? I'd love to know your thoughts about Christine O'Donnell and the GOP's refusal to fund her campaign (very big mistake). Also, new Rasmussen poll out for Harry/Sharron. Etc.

Thanks for the plug! There's a "Donate" logo up top on the right, which takes PayPal or credit cards, I hasten to point out...

:-)

Oh, wait, if I'm Canadian, I should add "eh?" to the end of that, right? Heh.

-CW

I saw I hit 100, but the 100th was kind of questionable (looked kind of like a spam account) so I didn't congratulate them publicly. But if I DQ'ed them, then you are officially my 100th, so woo-effin'-hoo!

:-)

dsws -

Hah!

Certainly! I get confused with the whole badge/fan thing over on HuffPost -- I have a secret backstage user interface where I can answer comments without having to reload the page over and over again, so I don't often see comments the way readers do on HuffPost, but for you I will make the effort!

-CW

Will u follow me back on huffpo plz?

After our following duties are complete, then may I suggest that we take stock and make sure that our ChrisWeigant.com memberships are paid up in full.

Support Enlightened Journalism!

That's an excellent headline, if you ask me. And I've written a whole lot of headlines in my day.

Damn! I'm 101! Just missed it!

Chris Weigant is a closet Canadian. I kid you not! :)

Let's just agree to call the whole thing a sorry episode and move on...

:-)

-CW

...Stan

Michale.....