Alan Colmes will be leaving Hannity and Colmes at the end of this year. I like Alan, though he always took great in an occasional Boortz ambush.

The stock market rallied again yesterday, posting the biggest two-day gain since the 1980s.

Did you know that The Washington Post celebrated the demise of The Fairness Doctrine in 1987? My guess is that they'll celebrate when the Obamabots try to bring it back.

The governor of Delaware has appointed Joe Biden's replacement in the Senate: Ted Kaufman, one of Biden's top aides.

What kind of "change" is Obama planning to bring to a White House filled with Clinton administration veterans?

Barack Obama really seems to be channeling Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm for his ideas on a green economic stimulus.

CEOs of the Big Three auto makers are working out plans to carpool to Washington for their next hearing. A bit of an overreaction, don't you think?

Speaking of the auto makers, Tiger Woods will no longer be the face of GM because of budget cuts.

Here's an interesting interview about the creation of welfare societies. That's what our nation is slowly becoming - a nation of government educated fools who rely on the government.

Some states are very interested in the idea of raising the gas tax to make up for their shortfalls in the state budget.

The new mayor of Detroit, Ken Cockrel, is under investigation. Imagine that.

It's official, Minnesota State University officially has footbaths for Muslims in its student union. Hope nobody mistakes them for urinals.

Muslims in UK prisons complain that their curry isn't tasty enough. So prison officers drive 40 miles to a restaurant to get them food that won't violate their human rights.

And now, according to a moonbat, we have a list of 10 Republicans Who Should Go Away. I guess they knew I wasn't a Republican, that's why I didn't make the list. Read the comments ... and then remember that these people accuse conservatives of "hate speech."

Here's your list of Bush pardons ... so far.