YAY! D and C, you rock!

Hey, that's not fair! They're also an odious financial services company.

The composer of which loved raping women.

Pretty much. It bills itself as the "conservative alternative" to the AARP.

The 60 Plus Association is great! It's like AARP, but instead it fights to make sure seniors are left with nothing and either have to move in with their kids or go to a work house or some other pre-Social Security institution for destitute old people.

Mitch Daniels' family is more important than running for president. Tim Pawlenty hates his kids' guts and fantasizes about his wife losing control of her car and slamming into a tree, so there's nothing keeping Tim Pawlenty from achieving the dream of every entitled white man!

Newt is running with the "confuse everybody and win by default" strategy. "Any ad which quotes what I said on Sunday is a falsehood! I am a liar and my word cannot be trusted because I am constantly saying things that are obviously not true. And I think that's the kind of man you want as your president: the kind of man who admits he is always lying. It really says something about my character and integrity that I tell people not to trust me."

This gives Villagers big wood.

So this man's imprisonment is the second-worst thing DA Harry Connick, Sr., ever did, right after producing that son of his.

It felt like a good match, but it didn't work out that well. (Was it the Don Was production, maybe?) But yeah, there were a few good tracks on it.

Re: "Pancho & Lefty" - My dad and I, when we've had some beers, will pull out the guitars and play "Pancho & Lefty" (and "Tower Song" and "Snowing on Raton" and a bunch of John Prine songs). Dad's living his dream of playing amateur nights at bars around Austin since he retired as a corporate drone for the oil industry. Townes songs make me happy (with the exception of "Marie"), which is probably the opposite of what most people feel when listening to his music.