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Oakley the Amazing Weimaraner and Annie the kid sis send their very best holiday wishes to everyone.

I'm heading to California today and then to Carson City, Nevada -- and wish everyone a terrific holiday and new year -- though Michael Schiffer and I will be commenting on the political goings-on over the next week on a daily basis.

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Posted by pauline, Dec 24 2007, 12:28PM - Link

Oakley: "uh, Dad, I'm a little bored and miffed with you that you haven't paid more attention to Ron Paul and what he stands for...come on, forget that Hagel guy..."

Annie: "Dad, I'm looking right at you...are you gonna make a New Year's resolution not to endorse Hillary?...I here she kicks dogs if things don't go her way!"


Steve, another great dog picture! btw, what's your camera? Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from the hinterlands!

Posted by daniel, Dec 24 2007, 12:59PM - Link

Damn good work, Steve! You are good for America, and, Merry Christmas! (am an athiest, but, I love Christmas...go figure....)

Posted by Sandy, Dec 24 2007, 4:55PM - Link

Merry Christmas Steve...and everyone...including the incomparable Annie and Oakley. Great picture! Thanks for all you do...and for keeping us informed, Steve. Enjoy!

Posted by Dennis, Dec 24 2007, 6:19PM - Link

I must agree on the disappointment Hagel has been.

As to who look good to be the next president, it is unfortunate, REALLY, that there is not a spot on the ballot that says, "None of the above".

I think to include that would give a truer picture of how Americans feel about their(?) government rather than the usual trial of "chose between Mutt and Jeff."

But government is afraid of a true picture.

Happy holidays to the good people of this world.

You don't have to be a blind conservative not to see it, just an ignorant one to deny it.

Posted by Bill R., Dec 25 2007, 2:44AM - Link

Steve, thanks for all you do in this and so many other forums. I appreciate your common sense and open mind, grounded in a desire for a more peaceful and rational world. Christmas blessings to you and yours!

Posted by PissedOffAmerican, Dec 25 2007, 11:22AM - Link

Boy, Steve, that one critter looks shellshocked. You oughta stop feeding them gophers, and let them chase an elephant or two. Its good for the 'ol canine esteem.

Merry Christmas, Steve. Keep it up man, I really do realize there's an elephant or two in your agenda, although at times it might not seem so.

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