Second Thoughts, Campaign To Save The Inquirer and Democratic Party

County Press (Suburban Philadelphia) ^ | 3-30-05 | William W. Lawrence

[Temple Owl]

.In my ongoing crusade to save the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Democratic Party from extinction, I now offer tip number 6 of 21. Campaign for a flat tax. With tax day just a couple of weeks away, this is an ideal time to do it.

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How's this for an idea for a television series: Robert Blake and O.J. Simpson starring as private eyes looking for the killers of their wives? Don't laugh, it could happen.

[Temple Owl]

Saving the Inquirer and the Democratic Party appears to be a hopeless endeavor. But there's a chance for an O.J., Robert Blake series.

[Temple Owl]

Ping

[thoughtomator]

Someone needs to give Howard Dean the phone numbers of Dr. Cranford and the Law Firm of Felos & Felos. It's the humane thing to do.

[CyberAnt]

And .. it's so serene and peaceful too!

[thoughtomator]

It's only the reasonable thing to do... after all, the Democrat party has been in a permanent vegetative state for 40 years already - it's time to let go.

[Malesherbes]

Is the Philadelphia Inquirer going out of business? Finally a ray of sunshine in a gloomy week.

[CyberAnt]

"after all, the Democrat party has been in a permanent vegetative state for 40 years already - it's time to let go"

ROTFLOL!! Thanks! I needed that.

[Tribune7]

How's this for an idea for a television series: Robert Blake and O.J. Simpson starring as private eyes looking for the killers of their wives? Don't laugh, it could happen.

[Tribune7]

They carried signs and were shouting "Bring back Aunt Het."

Anybody ever hear of Aunt Het?

[Temple Owl]

I understand that the Inquirer's circulation keeps dropping and rumors abound that the Daily News will be laid to rest and the Inquirer will become a tabloid.