Santonio Holmes, #10, just won the Super Bowl for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
27 to 23.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are the first franchise in history to have won SIX Super Bowls.
BZ
Santonio Holmes, #10, just won the Super Bowl for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
27 to 23.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are the first franchise in history to have won SIX Super Bowls.
BZ
It’s 17 to 7 at the half: Pittsburgh.
So far, a hard-fought game. James Harrison, #92, his runback? Stellar.
BZ
1. Ginger or MaryAnne?
Plus, allow me to add this little tidbit: it is hinted that the GOP is going to go again with Robert “Mike” Duncan as RNC Chairman.
Uh, like he did so wonderfully this past year?
One more time, I will put you on notice, RNC: just when I was thinking about donating again, if you leave Hunter in place and refuse to install new blood in the form of, say, Michael Steele, you can kiss any future cash from me quite fare-thee-well.
There HAS to be a change, GOP and, right now, I’m not much impressed.
Uncle Tom. Sellout. Race traitor. Minstrel. Self-hater. Sambo.
African Americans, who have known for centuries that living, breathing, groveling, shuffling characters walk among us who actually match these caricatures, have been put on notice that it is taboo to point out the obvious.
The latest Dem/GOP/corporate assault on Black internal political autonomy targeted The News Blog, operated by Black New Yorker Steve Gilliard. Gilliard altered a photo of Maryland’s Black Republican Lt. Governor, Michael S. Steele, a candidate for U.S. senator, to conform more closely to the historical archetype that Steele’s reflexive subordinate behavior most resembles. “Simple Sambo wants to move to the big house,” read the caption under what Gilliard had made to look like a flyer for Steele’s one-man minstrel show.

Black Democratic leaders in Maryland say that racially tinged attacks against Lt. Gov. Michael S. Steele in his bid for the U.S. Senate are fair because he is a conservative Republican. Such attacks against the first black man to win a statewide election in Maryland include pelting him with Oreo cookies during a campaign appearance, calling him an “Uncle Tom” and depicting him as a black-faced minstrel on a liberal Web log.
“Operatives for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) also obtained a copy of his credit report — the only Republican candidate so targeted.
“But black Democrats say there is nothing wrong with “pointing out the obvious. There is a difference between pointing out the obvious and calling someone names,” said a campaign spokesman for Kweisi Mfume, a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate and former president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.”
We shouldn’t make policy decisions based on human rights and legal advocacy groups,” retired US navy Commander Kirk Lippold said in a telephone interview.
“We should consider what is best for the American people, which is not to jeopardize those who are fighting the war on terror – or even more adversely impact the families who have already suffered losses as a result of the war.”
Yesterday, Lippold called Pohl’s decision “a victory for the 17 families of the sailors who lost their lives on the USS Cole over eight years ago.”
The chief judge of the Guantánamo war court Thursday spurned a presidential request to freeze the military commissions, and said he would go forward with next month’s hearing for an alleged USS Cole bomber in a capital terror case.
Abd el Rahim al Nashiri, a Saudi Arabian, faces a Feb. 9 arraignment on terror charges he helped orchestrate the October 2000 al Qaeda suicide bombing that killed 17 U.S. sailors off the coast of Yemen.
Nashiri is now held at the remote U.S. Navy base in southeast Cuba after years of CIA detention in which the agency has confirmed it waterboarded him in secret custody.
“On its face, the request to delay the arraignment is not reasonable,” the judge, Army Col. James Pohl, wrote in his three-page ruling denying a prosecution request to delay Nashiri’s first court appearance.