Posted 4:51 PM by Steve
Yes, the officiating was terrible in the Oregon Oklahoma game, but if anything Oregon got the worst of it, including:


1. The pathetic non-call that allowed a pushoff on Walter Thurmond for a touchdown.

2. For not reviewing the supposed fumble by Jonathan Stewart.

3. For giving Peterson two extra yards on a spot that created a goal-line defensive situation for the Ducks which Peterson took in for the score.

Oregon turned the ball over way too many times against Oklahoma or it wouldn't have even been close.

Oregon is turning the ball over as we speak as they get trounced by a very sharp Cal team.

Posted 11:40 AM by Steve
The feeding frenzy has begun and the left smells blood in the water. Representative Marc Foley's disgraceful and shameful behavior was the match that lit the bonfire of a full fledged assault on Republicans by the media. Let's not forget our "honorable colleagues" from across the aisle and their indiscretions:

10. Sen. Daniel Inouye. The 82-year-old Hawaii Democrat was accused in the 1990s by numerous women of sexual harassment. Democrats cast doubt on the allegations and the Senate Ethics Committee dropped its investigation.

9. Former Rep. Gus Savage. The Illinois Democrat was accused of fondling a Peace Corps volunteer in 1989 while on a trip to Africa. The House Ethics Committee decided against disciplinary action in 1990.

8. Rep. Barney Frank. The outspoken Massachusetts Democrat hired a male prostitute who ran a prostitution service from Frank’s residence in the 1980s. Only two Democrats in the House of Representatives voted to censure him in 1990.

7. Former Sen. Brock Adams. The late Washington Democrat was forced to stop campaigning after numerous accusations of drugging, assault and rape, the first surfacing in 1988.

6. Former Rep. Fred Richmond. This New York Democrat was arrested in 1978 for soliciting sex from a 16-year-old. He remained in Congress and won re-election—before eventually resigning in 1982 after pleading guilty to tax evasion and drug possession.

5. Former Rep. John Young. The late Texas Democrat increased the salary of a staffer after she gave in to his sexual advances. The congressman won re-election in 1976 but lost two years later.

4. Former Rep. Wayne Hays. The late Ohio Democrat hired an unqualified secretary reportedly for sexual acts. Although he resigned from Congress, the Democratic House leadership stalled in removing him from the Administration Committee in 1976.

3. Former Rep. Gerry Studds. He was censured for sexual relationship with underage male page in 1983. Massachusetts voters returned him to office for six more terms.

2. Former Rep. Mel Reynolds. The Illinois Democrat was convicted of 12 counts of sexual assault with a 16-year-old. President Bill Clinton pardoned him before leaving office.

1. Sen. Teddy Kennedy. The liberal Massachusetts senator testified in defense of nephew accused of rape, invoking his family history to win over the jury in 1991.