Today, word came from the Calvert Street Communist Party Newsletter that the state GOP has asked the Attorney General of Maryland to investigate the fact that the House of Delegate's Chief Clerk, Mary Monahan, admitted that documentation was forged in order to support the contention that permission was granted for the State Senate to adjourn for more than three days.

Gansler's response, in the vernacular of Annapolis politics:  Go Fuck Yourself.

Over at O'MalleyWatch.com, Mr. Watcher has a great write up on the deft corruption that Martin O'Malley and his Shin Fein Footsoldiers have brought to state government:  holding conferences before they are approved by the Board of Public Works, then billing aftewards.

Why doesn't this constitute mail fraud?

I want to give props to Baltimore's new mayor, Sheila Pratt Dixon.  Under her leadership, Baltimore City is once again a shining example of the old adage: "You can put lipstick on a pig, but it is still a pig!"

The lovely Michelle Malkin is blogging tonight on how the Canadians no longer want our pathetic deserters.

Bravo to the Canadians.  For all the jokes about them, they are a brave and honorable people.  And frankly, they were carrying our water in World War I long before our own leaders had the courage to step up and stop the Kaiser.

On the deserters, I will say this:  they are hypocrites.  Why?  Jeremy Hinzman and Brandon Hughey deserted their posts on the eve of deployment becaue they felt the war in Iraq was illegal and immoral.

So to counter what they believed was illegal and immoral, they committed an illegal and immoral act?  They betrayed their oaths, the commanders, and most importantly -- their unit brothers.  They shirked their duty and violated their honor.

It's a shame that they don't shoot soldiers for desertion in a time of war anymore.

The White House announced today that Rod. J. Rosenstein, Maryland's US Attorney, has been appointed to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals.

The Fourth sits in Richmond, VA, and hears appeals from Federal District Courts in Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.

Tommy Bromwell is about to be sentenced for his corruption as a State Senator, and it turns out, he has lots of friends in low places.

According to The O'Malley Gazette, over 70 pages of letters from a host of officials, businessmen, and others have flooded the court in anticipation of the sentencing.

Folks like Ed Hale, Nelson Sabatini, former State Senator Francis X. Kelley, Dutch Ruppersberger, and Tommy Phelan have been putting their markers down for this corrupt, bloviating jackass who used his office for personal gain.

Get a clue people:  he violated the public trust.  And I don't care what he did in the Maryland General Assembly, that violation should be punished and punished harshly.

We don't send Delegates and Senators to Soddom on the Severn to enrich themselves.  We send them to conduct the people's business.  To spend wisely.  To legislate wisely.  Not to get jobs for your wives and get hooked up with home renovations.

Lock his corrupt ass in a real Federal Penitentiary (not a Club Fed) and make him do some real time.

Ever since Hillary Clinton's doublespeak debate event last week over NY Governor Eliot Spitzer's new "Driver's Licenses for Illegals" program, there has been much said about the complete lunacy behind such programs.  Why?  Well, thanks to the left's vaunted "Motor Voter" act in the 90's, states are now REQUIRED to provide voter applications to anyone granted a driver's license.

Smart people immediately realize the danger here:  if you give a driver's license to anyone who wants one, and you don't verify their legality, then you open the voter registration rolls to all sorts of corruption.

The Left in this country says "oh no you don't." Unfortunately, you do.  As we found out after 9/11...

Baltimore County Circuit Court Judge Patrick Cavanaugh has shown that there are still judges "with a pair".  He has denied the defense motion to throw out the finger print evidence in the murder trial against Bryan Keith Rose for the brutal slaying of a Cingular store owner at Security Square Mall last year.

Cavanaugh's comment?  "In this case, a jury is going to be the trier of the facts."

Maybe he read my previous post on this matter.

There's a huge brouhaha growing (or brewing?) over the nomination of Judge Mukaskey to be the next Attorney General and the issue of waterboarding.

The problem:  it's all bullshit.

If this report by Craign Franklin in the Christian Science Monitor, it does not speak well for the "drive by media", who can hardly be relied up to do anything investigation-related.

Make sure you read the whole thing.