Sydney's Vicious Hangover on Primary Day...

So by now you still haven't heard about Sidney Blumenthal, Clinton's vicious attack mongrel, getting busted primary morning, right in my very own neighborhood for "allegedly" speeding and drunk driving.

You also don't know that Greeley Park (pictures soon), is right in the middle of a residential area where I walk my dog, bike my kids, and live. Going 70mph through here is just plain dangerous.

The funny thing is that even I, always working hard at 12:30AM, and within earshot of the speeding demon, did not even hear the cover up of this event. I wonder how it would have affected the Clinton voters had it hit the national news as it should have.

Our local paper's headline only read:

Published: Saturday, January 12, 2008
Clinton adviser arrested in Nashua

...even the Press was too intimidated to report the truth on Primary Day.

Nashua Police Sgt. Mike Masella, one of the arresting officers, in an attempt to understand Sydney's liqour infused explanation, said Blumenthal admitted he was "lost." No surprise here.

I wonder who bailed him out 5AM on Primary Day? Sadly, Hillary never mentioned this at her 'NH Victory Party" later that same evening.

Teach...your children well..

So, again from my local polling place this morning while signholding for McCAIN.

A teacher brings out her first grade classroom to view the election spectacle happening right outside their windows today. Up they walk, wide-eyed and staring at the signs, satellite news trucks and all. The teacher showed them the election boundary sign, and then walked the kids to a few of the candidate signholders.

At the Obama sign, she kept asking "now which candidate can make history tonight?" to which the kids scream out: "first black President Obama! Rock On Obama!" She then asks "which candidate can also make history this election?", and a cute little girl raises her hand and proclaims that if Hillary is elected, she would be the first female President of the United States.

Now, anyone that's broken bread with me, knows that I am a bit hard of hearing. I am the "what did he say???" guy around here. But I did not hear teacher ask the first graders which candidate, if elected, would be the first POW ever elected President?; or which candidate would be the first Mormon President?; or which candidate helped heal a city devastated by Islamic terrorism?

I guess that was not important enough to teach our children. Vote for the best candidate for the job, and let Guiness worry about the record book.