Posts Tagged ‘Missouri’

When The Levee Breaks

Sunday, May 1st, 2011

Rains have been so heavy (at least and north of here; in Austin, we’ve gotten squat in the way of rain the last two months) that the Army Corps of Engineers is planning on blowing the levee at Bird’s Point, Missouri, to prevent Cairo, Illinois from flooding. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has refused to issue an injunction against demolishing the levee.

More here.

The issues are complex and daunting. However, that won’t prevent me from using that as thinly-veiled justification for posting the late Blues guitarist John Campbell’s version of “When the Levee Breaks.”

(Hat tip: Instapundit.)

71% of Missouri Voters Oppose ObamaCare

Wednesday, August 4th, 2010

Those numbers aren’t from an opinion poll, they’ve from actual voting results on Proposition C.

Missouri is often considered a political bellwether state. It went for McCain in 2008, but only by .1% of the vote.

If ObamaCare is this unpopular nationwide, then Democrats are in for a world of hurt come November.