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LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSIONPosted by Ron Coleman on November 2, 2007
I find the idea of electioneering in the these things distasteful.
But coming in last would leave an unpleasant taste in my, mouth, too.
So help me prove I have friends and cast your vote for LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION® as Best Law Blog in the 2007 Weblog Awards
UPDATE: It is to laugh — I really am coming in last! Not ready for prime time, alas! Yet a decent place to be, in truth…
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Posted by Ron Coleman on November 1, 2007
If he’s earned it, he’s earned it.
UPDATE: Hm. Not every link from Instapundit, on the other hand, is earned… at least by the guy who gets it!
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Posted by Ron Coleman on November 1, 2007
Instapundit slashes out at Andrew Sullivan:
Anyone who can’t understand the difference between libertarian ideas and the Libertarian Party probably isn’t smart enough to be blogging, and certainly shouldn’t have his page topped with the words “Of no party or clique.”
Love, love, love it!
moarfunny pictures
UPDATE: Grrrrrrrrrr!
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Posted by Ron Coleman on November 1, 2007
Is The Truth About Cars the best-written blog on the Internet?
It’s certainly one of the funniest!
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Posted by Ron Coleman on November 1, 2007
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s (D-N.Y.) top advisers, doing damage control after the candidate’s debate performance Tuesday, told supporters on a conference call Wednesday that the campaign needed more money to fight back.
That’s the ticket! Yes, the one thing the Clinton campaign needs … is most short of … has to step up on … fundraising!
Will she be selling options on nights in the Lincoln Bedroom? And if so, do you have to show a green card?
Then there’s meme number two — actively being assisted by Drudge — the “poor little missy” theme.
Gerald McEntee, AFSCME’s president, mentioned the debate during his endorsement speech . . .
“Some of you may have seen last night’s debate,” McEntee said. “Six guys against Hillary, and I’d call that a fair fight. This is a strong woman.”
Six g-g-guys! Such meanies!
It is actually quite a pleasure for this to be played out in the Democratic primaries, including the process of Hillary Clinton taking the far right among Democrats on national security (i.e., the moderate left) Why don’t those big, hairy men just roll over for Mrs. Clinton as they’re supposed to, the way a sister in solidarity does? It’s Hillary’s turn!
UPDATE: Obama and I see eye to eye, once again.
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Posted by Ron Coleman on November 1, 2007
LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION® — my actual, famous blog — is a “finalist” in the law blog category!
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Posted by Ron Coleman on October 31, 2007
Eric Schie picks up on a John Edwards detail, but doesn’t grasp its significance:
For his part, Edwards repeatedly referred to Republicans as “NEOCONS!” When he scolded Hillary for her favorable vote on the Iran resolution, he said it was “drafted in the language of the NEOCONS!” (As to what language that would be, I don’t know.)
Oh, I do, bubbele.
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Posted by Ron Coleman on October 30, 2007
Turns out we need the Moon, after all. 
Someone tell Frank J., fast!
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Posted by Ron Coleman on October 30, 2007
According to London’s Telegraph. Quite interesting.
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Posted by Ron Coleman on October 30, 2007
Republican presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani said Monday that two of the Democratic candidates will change their minds again about the Iraq war and agree that it was the right decision.Asked at a town-hall meeting to characterize the mission of U.S. troops in Iraq,
Giuliani said they have done an admirable job.
“Do I think the mission overall in Iraq is the correct one, I think without a doubt it is,” the former New York mayor said at Insight Technologies, which makes tactical weapon lights and laser systems for the military.
“And I think the Democrats are going to change their minds about it again,” Giuliani said, noting that Hillary Rodham Clinton and John Edwards voted as senators for the initial invasion in 2003.
Nice little rhetorical move.
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