I just hauled the trash down to the curb and realized what I hate about going off daylight saving time...it's not yet 5 pm, but the sun is setting. It makes the nights seem earlier, longer and colder. Ugh. There must be a better way. There must be...
Oh, by the way, there is no "S" on the end of "saving". I know I keep wanting to put one there, but "saving" is correct. Trust me. It really is.
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What? I guess you're right. I checked. Somehow, though, without the "s" it just doesn't sound right. I'll have to watch myself.
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ReplyDeletehttp://dcgadfly.blogspot.com/2008/05/keith-olbermann-tax-cheat.html [posted May 30]
Tax and Spend Less Liberal: Keith Olbermann
If liberals love taxes so much why won't professional angry person Keith Olbermann pay his?
The MSNBC host, who tries to boost meager ratings for his “Countdown” show with concocted charges of White House lawbreaking, seems himself guilty of illegal conduct.
OlbermannWatch.com reported May 29 that New York State has issued a tax warrant or judgment against Olbermann for $2,269.50 in back taxes owed by his personal corporation, Olbermann Broadcasting Empire, Inc.
Asked about the delinquency Thursday night by conservative journalist Evan Gahr, the otherwise loquacious Olbermann uttered nary a word as he scurried inside his Trump Palace apartment building on the Upper East Side.
Gahr, a former Post press critic, grilled Olbermann when he walked south on 3rd Avenue and 69th Street to his condominium, where he bought apartment 40B last year, according to public records.
Walked?
Is the belt-tightening so severe at NBC that the peacock network can't afford a car to take Olbermann home? Not even a cab?
If so, there’s a bright side for Olbermann: nobody can call him a limousine liberal.
Perhaps a better term is taxless and spend liberal.
--Evan Gahr has written about liberal media bias for the Wall Street Journal, the Weekly Standard and the American Spectator.