An unusual weekend
in that it was much more busy than most.
Protests from the left that there is too much war in Iraq, followed by protests from the left that there isn't enough in Darfur.
Colin Powell confirms that different folks have different ideas, and the left goes nuts because the President followed the Pentagon's plan instead of the State department's.
Bush gets lots of laughs from the press, and a lefty comedian's jokes are answered with the sound of chirping crickets.
Iran is starting to fear the UN Security Council, so they're now sqirming to avoid them.
And we've still got tomorrow's May Day to get through as the illegals and their supporters protest for something they had a better chance of getting if they hadn't.
And in spite of all the negativity from the press and the left, we're still winning in Iraq. The goal of having the Iraqis take over their own security isn't yet achieved, but is in sight. And Al Qaeda in Iraq is running out of nutcases willing to blow themselves up.
Next week will have to be busy indeed to top it.
