Monthly Archives: June 2012

“If I had a nickel during my tenure as a prosecutor for every time a victim of domestic violence came to the office asking to drop charges, I would have retired 15 years ago.” – Richard T. Cahill Jr. Just … Continue reading →

What you see above is Richard T. Cahill Jr.’s last whine: “Once again, Jon Dogar Marinesco has decided to attack me on his blog.” This is getting old fast. Cahill attacks me and my wife, then points the finger at … Continue reading →

Prompted by Crispin Kott’s inept article on blogging – in which the words “Blaber” and “credibility” appear in the same sentence – I wrote Jeremy Blaber is a weasel, and so is Terry Bernardo, a post exposing the unhealthy relationship … Continue reading →

Wendy Long won a three-way Republican primary Tuesday to take on Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand in this fall’s race for the US Senate. “Kirsten Gillibrand said she wants more women in politics,” Long told supporters in Manhattan on Tuesday night. “Tonight … Continue reading →

DEMOCRATIC Representative in Congress 19th District Julian Schreibman (2,232) Joel Tyner (1,446) Write-in (16) REPUBLICAN United States Senator Wendy Long (612) Bob Turner (366) George Maragos (82) Write-in (7)

Karen Binder, Clerk of the Legislature, passed away this morning with her family by her side. Her passing is a tremendous loss for the Ulster County Legislature. Our hearts go out to Karen’s family and the countless friends she had … Continue reading →

To vote in a primary, you must be a registered member of that Party. Polls are open Tuesday, June 26, 2012 from Noon to 9:00 pm. Check with your local Board of Elections for your voting location: Ulster CountyDutchess County … Continue reading →

From the 2009 article Mysterious cancer treatment ‘backed by the Virgin Mary’ is plugged by major Catholic news agency – written by Damian Thompson, the Editor of Telegraph Blogs and a columnist for the Daily Telegraph – we got the … Continue reading →

An Index of Personal and Economic Freedom State Freedom Rankings 1. New Hampshire 2. South Dakota 3. Indiana 4. Idaho 5. Missouri 6. Nevada 7. Colorado 8. Oregon 9. Virginia 10. North Dakota 11. Florida 12. Oklahoma 13. Iowa 14. … Continue reading →