MAY
9, 2007 --
LPR
welcomes Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of
Edinburgh to our country. Just wonders why the
custom --"When in Rome" -- doesn't apply to Her
Majesty.
Rudy Giuliani will not be the GOP nominee for
president, next year, the prediction of a Rudy
nomination from Dick Morris notwithstanding.
Morris
says Giuliani needs to come up with a domestic
program. LPR believes the former mayor has one -- it
is:
You do what I say, whatever I say and whenever I say
it.
(LPR learned this from the way Rudy worked the
Dayton Seaside property taxes to get new owners at
these three Queens apartment buildings.)
LPR hopes Lundberg does not cite the terrible
tornadoes in Kansas
as the reason why gas prices break $4 a gallon -- when
they do.
LPR
wonders why the credit card crunching companies have
not attributed their usurious interest rates to the
fight against global-warming. Certainly 29% interest
rates make things pretty hot for cardholders.
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Will Democrats who say the American people declared,
last November,
we should leave Iraq now, please tell us which winning
Democrats made Iraq retreat their top issue -- and
also explain Sen. Lieberman's Connecticut victory?
If, as Kenneth R. Timmerman wrote at NewsMax, May 7, Nicholas Sarkozy
got elected French president by learning from George Bush how to
speak to voters directly, -- not through the leftist media, M.
Narkozy needs to remind the reportedly 28% popular Mr. Bush how
to renew direct contact with the people.
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(LPR
wonders: how soon until the anti-Sarkozy strikes and demonstrations
begin
in France? Oops. The demonstrations are reported to have begun.)
Speaking of NewsMax, LPR clicked an editor's note: "Lou Dobbs is saving
a troubled nation." No page was found.
The party line returns.
Democrats
have indicated that they will not use the term: "the war
on terrorism."
Violators will be impeached, or otherwise subpoenaed?
Roger Clemens returns. Mr. Clemens (also of Boston, Toronto and Houston) announced,
May 6, that he will again pitch for the New York Yankees.
LPR would not be surprised to see Mr. Clemens on the pitching mound at the Yankees'
new home, in 2009 with his season, that year, beginning in July. And with Mr.
Clemens succeeding Mariano River as the Yankees' closing relief pitcher.
It is, however, not clear if this is the tentative first step to two-platoon
baseball-- with younger players on the roster from April to June and, uh, more
senior players finishing the season. Seasoned players you could say.
MLB refers to Major League Baseball. Would mlb refer to minor league baseball?
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