BELTWAY TRAFFIC JAM
I had a luncheon meeting at the National Press Club, so had to wade into DC again. It’s actually a reasonably pleasant trip if one can make it, as I did, in off peak hours–leaving at noon and returning by 3:30.
On with the daily linkfest:
- Steven Taylor has banned John Kerry from his comments section.
- Matthew Yglesias asks why the Loretta Sanchez endorsement of Dean is getting less attention than Gore’s.
- Kate is getting more like Rush Limbaugh every day.
- Rob Tagorda has an interesting comparison of three treatments of a news story.
- OTB is on the blogroll at Edwards Grassroots 2004.
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Believe me when I tell you, James, that I appreciate not just the link but also your commute. I used to live in east Los Angeles County and had to travel forty-five miles one way to my office on the westside. It took at least an hour-and-a-half. I had to leave home at 6:00am, however, to make the trip manageable.
On my wife’s birthday two years ago, I left work at 3:45pm so that I can buy her a cake before dinner. There were several accidents, though. It took me three hours to get home. I literally sat through an entire Dodger game, and as luck would have it, my damn team lost.
Here’s an easy answer for Matt: Who’s Loretta Sanchez?
That’s the general response to that name.
Al Gore has a certain amount of recognition, what with being a former VP and the guy who had the election “stolen” from him in 2000.