Jules Loh, One of the Great Reporters Who Ever Lived, Dies at 79

www.2space.net Jules Loh ​We met Jules Loh in the early 1980s, at our previous gig as the do-it-all dudes for the Sierra Vista Herald down at the Mexico border. He was there with his buddy from the Associated Press, Jack Cappon (author of a Bible for writers called The Word)…

Morning Poll: Should Congress Repeal “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell?”

Senator John McCain led the charge in the United States Senate to put an end to the debate to repeal the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy.Democrats fell just four votes short of moving the bill along in the Senate following a filibuster led by McCain.President Obama vowed in his…

Military’s Gays to Remain in Closet — Compliments of John McCain

The United States military will continue to follow the policy that it’s OK to risk your life serving in the armed forces on the condition that you keep it to yourself if you’re attracted to someone of the same sex.Gay soldiers will remain closeted by the federal government following a vote in…

Dancing With the Stars: Why, Kurt Warner? Why?

If you’re an Arizona Cardinals fan, watching quarterback Derek Anderson try to throw a football on Sunday was hard enough. Watching the man he replaced — and who many fans wish was still leading the team — do the hustle on national television is just salt in the wound.The Cards’…

Morning Poll: Should County Attorney Prosecute Potheads and Prostitutes?

Yesterday, we spoke with Michael Kielsky, the Libertarian candidate for Maricopa County Attorney.Kielsky has an interesting approach to law enforcement: using the County Attorney’s Office to go after crimes that have “real victims.”As Kielsky told us, prostitution and smoking weed don’t fall under his criteria of crimes with “real victims.”Kielsky…