Ground Zero Lounge

I've listened to Clyde lewis for a few years and I always love to hear his predictions for the coming year. Ever since his old radio show went, at this point over two years ago, off the air he's been holding an Open mic show at a local Bar (Danta's) in Portland, Or. It is uncanny how good he is at reading the tea leaves for the coming year. This year we'll see. I recommend listening to his podcasted version of his show GroundZero Lounge over at Ideocast.com.

One last thing, I just want to wish you a speedy recovery from you surgery, Clyde. It's just not the same, without your voice booming in the back ground, about the idiots in the world.

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Condi as VP??

Now here is a wild story: Condi to replace Cheney next year? I don't know about this one, it seems far fetched. But as you think about it. It is possible. George W. has acted as if he is closest to Rice, than anyone else in his administration. And I don't think anyone would have said the Dick would of stayed for the full 8 years of two terms. And now with her as Sec. of State, she will get needed diplomatic experience that would place her in a good position to take over the job.

More Evidence that the Daft is coming.

An Overstretched Army Scrambles to Fill Its Ranks

The Draft is Coming

Rummy has said publicly that he is considering an increase in the size of the army. The Senate grilled his staff about the strain on National Guard and Reserves.

Army Won't Rely On Guard, Reserve

Rep. Ike Skelton of Missouri, the committee's top Democrat, told Harvey and Schumacher that it was imperative to build up the active-duty Army to prevent having a "hollow Army" and to lessen the pressure on the Reserve and Guard.

"A permanent addition to the force is needed," said Skelton, who has been pushing for such an increase for a decade. As for the Guard and Reserve, Skelton said: "You're wearing 'em out, secretary, that's the bottom line."

The draft is coming and will be here by the end of the summ in order to make up for the loss of National Guardsmen and Reserve coming off of their limit of two years, mandated by law.