Contrary to the Warming Contrarians (WCs), Texas is still in a drought — a bad one.
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Oddly, the great story on the Texas drought that showed up in the Dallas Morning News last week, does not show up on their website. Because this is a climate change-related issue, I think we should track it.
Tip of the old scrub brush to Michael Tobis at Only In It For The Gold.
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Ed Darrell on Texas's Colorado River
Come on in, the water's fine. Come often: Cleanliness is next to godliness.
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I hope he does decide to run for President. I hereby propose that everyone STOP referring to him as “Governor Goodhair”, with all due respect to the late Molly Ivins. There are a couple of reasons for this.
One, Willard “Mitt” Romney actually has BETTER hair.
Two, a much more appropriate name for Perry is simply, “Secesh”.
Oh the irony of a secessionist running for POTUS! It’s just too rich and ripe with potential to pass up. Please Secesh. Make my day. Run for President.
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Probably next to the prayer that Perry has to be saying in the hopes the Democrats don’t remember that last year he was openly flirting with treason….
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Keep praying. Sooner or later, the drought will end, and then they can give god credit.
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