Category: Watcher of Weasels

Wow!  I just read this week’s Watcher’s Council nominations and was completely blown away.  Whether analyzing the American political scene or the world outside America’s borders, I do think this was one of the best weeks I’ve seen in a long time at the Watcher’s Council — and that’s saying

Before I tell you who the Watcher’s Council winners were last week, be sure to check out the forum (about whether America can recover from Obama). Also, take a gander at the Council’s nominees for Weasel of the Week.  And here are last week’s winners: The Council has spoken, the

The wonderful Watcher’s Council is at it again. In addition to this week’s nominations (which our Watcher describes below), if you go to this link, you’ll get to find out who this week’s Weasel is. Welcome to the Watcher’s Council, a blogging group consisting of some of the most incisive

Here’s what I’m reading, enjoying, and learning from today: Interesting times indeed… Welcome to the Watcher’s Council, a blogging group consisting of some of the most incisive blogs in the ‘sphere, and the longest running group of its kind in existence. Every week, the members nominate two posts each, one

I’m very pleased once again to present the latest winners at the Watcher’s Council. As always, you’ll be depriving yourself of a great pleasure if you don’t read, not only the winning posts, but all the posts: The Council has spoken, the votes have been cast, and the results are

I am always genuinely honored when my fellow Council members think I wrote something decent for a change.  My thanks to all of them — and be sure to read all the other posts, both Council and non-Council, because I guarantee that they are interesting and will feed your mind:

I know I’ve said it before, but it always bears repeating:  Noxious news for America makes for good — really good — blog posts, both from council members and from other sites.  Don’t believe me?  Well, read these: Ah, the sultry days leading up to the end of summer, when

Before I get to the Watcher’s Council Results for August 14, 2015, I want to direct your attention to two other things:  The first is the Watcher’s Council forum regarding the Black Lives Matter; the second is the list of nominations for Weasel of the Week.   And now to

If you read just one thing today, I highly recommend reading Lee Smith’s forensic analysis of the antisemitism that’s always been a part of Obama’s political persona, but that’s coming to the fore now as he shills for his suicidal (and genocidal) Iran deal. If you read two things today,

Once again in these, the waning days of summer, my family has declared its need for my attention.  I remind myself that its quite flattering that older teens want to spend time with their mom.  Meanwhile, you can enjoy these splendid Watcher’s Council contributions: Welcome to the Watcher’s Council, a

The Council has spoken, and I heartily concur (and I concurred before I even realized that my post came in second, an honor I greatly appreciate). Do you agree with the outcome? The Council has spoken, the votes have been cast, and the results are in for this week’s Watcher’s

I’ll start with an apology:  I’m sorry I haven’t written anything in the past couple of days.  I’m having a hard time getting over my cold and I’ve had a lot going on in my life that’s precluded writing.  Add to that the fact that I am actively avoiding the

Before I get to last week’s Watcher’s Council winners, there are a few other things I think you might like: The Watcher’s Council forum answering the question “What does the 4th of July mean to you?” The Weasel of the Week for July 2 This week’s nominees for Weasel of

Oh, my gosh!  What a day this has been.  A lot of things started badly, and thankfully all ended well, but I spent the day vibrating with nervousness like a chihuahua on speed.  I’m exhausted.  Fortunately, my friends at the Watcher’s Council have been slaving away to write wonderful things: Welcome

I may not be writing, but I am reading.  Here are this week’s wonderful Watcher’s Council nominations.  Please note, too, that we have a new member:  Puma By Design!  Yay!  Be sure to check out her blog and extend her a hearty welcome to the Watcher’s Council community: Rachel Donezal