Monthly Archives: August 2010

Report: Pentagon bloat continues largely unchecked

Posted on August 31, 2010 by Mark Shenefelt

A military spending reform advocacy group has outlined an interesting but depressing trend of U.S. force numbers having declined over the past decade while $1 trillion seemingly evaporated to no effect. As reported today by the Center for Defense Information, … Read More

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Don't pass GO, but have a good laugh

Posted on August 24, 2010 by Mark Shenefelt

Someone in Sheldon Killpack’s family has a good sense of humor. Maybe they all do. How else to explain Killpack posing in a Monopoly T-shirt? The former state senator and Republican majority leader from Syracuse, who resigned after being arrested … Read More

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After tragedy comes keyboard rage

Posted on August 11, 2010 by Mark Shenefelt

People who are at fault in significant local transportation accidents can expect to suffer more than death, injury or guilt. They can count on self-proclaimed safe drivers attacking them on Internet comment boards. Four tragedies in the Top of Utah … Read More

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