Weekend Whine and Cheese
By Ward Smythe | Saturday, March 26th, 2011 | ColumnsIt’s back! Snarkery and news you need to know…
For a few brief seconds, the Republic was safe.
Shut out! President Obama locked out of the White House after staff weren’t told he was returning home
The Daily MailPresident Barack Obama had a humbling experience on Wednesday when he somehow found himself locked out of the White House.
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DC Council passes measure to protect Congress…
Last week, the D.C. Council granted final approval to legislation banning professional pest-management companies from using snap traps to control many rodent species, making it the most extreme, overreaching, unreasonable and restrictive wildlife-management measure in the entire country.
The Washington Post
And on the seventh day, Japan embarassed VDOT
The Japanese road repaired SIX days after it was destroyed by quake
The Daily MailWork began on March 17 and six days later the cratered section of the Great Kanto Highway in Naka was as good as new.
Trump the Birther? Maybe Not
Still Trump said earlier this week on The View “There’s something on that birth certificate that he doesn’t like.”
The Wall Street JournalDoes that mean Trump is a birther? Not likely. Besides we can tell him why the President doesn’t show the birth certificate. If he did show it, the birthers would stop talking about him being inelligible, and we could focus on him being incompetent.
Happy Birthday Nancy!
Nancy Pelosi turns 71 today and spends her first non-Speaker birthday since 2007.
Cake’s on us!
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Ward Smythe is a pseudonymous aspiring freelance writer from Central Virginia. Until late 2007 Ward blogged at the now defunct "Ward View" and was active in Virginia and national politics. Ward's signature style of snarkery gained him a unique following that he hopes to regain here at Bearing Drift. Ward uses humor, satire and sometimes photoshop to make his point. Ward is proud to be an equal opportunity offender.
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