Wednesday Roundup

Just a few things for today.

I finished reading Godless and it was well worth the money. The last three chapters on Darwinism were a little hard to follow, but she brings the complexity of evolution down to the idiot's level. Although I disagreed with her on a lot of the religious issues, it was a tremendous book and worthy of anyone's time or dollar. A-

I have been mulling over a responsible someone to replace Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld. Last night, it popped into my head. The perfect SecDef: Benjamin Netanyahu.

My next read is a combination of three books in preparation for my nonfiction book. They will be: The Dog Ate My Homework, Sham, and To Punish and Protect. I will also be rereading No Excuse Leadership and The Ten Things You Can't Say in America. The topic of my book will be personal responsibility in American life. The Fair-Tax Book is also on my plate, but only for recreation.

Robert Novak, king of Conservative column dissapointment, has revealed the evil Karl Rove as a source for his identification of CIA officer Valerie Plame. I'm sure people will continue to bang on the dusty bones of this dead horse, but can someone please name one covert mission she went on? Or perhaps who she met with on a covert mission when she was covert?

Cindy Sheehan's fast for the withdrawal of forces from Iraq, Afghanistan, New Orleans, and America is going well. On her blog, she says she's had some help from smoothies, ice cream, and coffee. I'd go on her fasting diet too, but I'm sure it'd all go to my ass.