Online headline: "ISIS line up and execute 50 by firing squad" -- Hmmm, and 50 new voter registration applications were filed by New Georgia Project and at the Chicago Democratic Party headquarters.

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Did not mention Sgt Tahmooressi being back on American soil yesterday after reading about it late Friday. Wanted to see whether Obamageddon had swapped some MS13ers back to Mexico.

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I know I've already designated the ugly uniform wearers for this week, and am sticking to that, but Maryland gets special recognition for the ugliest helmet I've seen all year. Those must have been bought on sale from www.NASCAR.com

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New category for ugly...ugliest team wear by a coach..Muschamp of Florida. Gray sweatshirt you'd expect to find on sale at Dollar General.

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Speaking of ugly helmets, while not a contender worth mentioning compared to Maryland's, the Texas A&M helmets looked like they were wearing athletic supporters to keep them on.

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It was late last night when the UCLA-Arizona game came on, and I have to backtrack on an earlier decision. As ugly as the Louisville uniforms were Thursday night, Adidas out uglied itself with what they sent to UCLA..putrid comes to mind.

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That 2-point play to UGA's Chubb early in the 4th quarter.. Why was is ruled no good? Chubb had possession in the end zone as Gators clawed at it on the way to the ground. I thought if you had possession at any time in the end zone that it was a score and the play was over.

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Pop test! OK...you're wronged by another person ..a friend...who has accidently hurt your spouse and child. Now, two options are on the table: WWJD or WWMD. Do you want Jesus or Mohammed to be in judgment?

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WWJD......or. WWMD...WWMD is also an acronym for Warehouse of Weapons of Mass Destruction.

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Oh.. I made a slight, but understandable error yesterday.. I called the late Senator Dirksen a Democrat.. he was actually a Republican, but he was from Illinois and there have been no real Republicans in Illinois politics since Lincoln. There is also some question to the origin I cited of the "a billion here, a billion there" quote I attributed to him.. it probably was made by some General discussing the military budget..sorry.. but it is softly attributed to Dirksen.

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Emily's List...a PAC to support women in politics...if you are a Democrat. Isn't this hypocritical since women's issue transcend party lines?

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Bill Clinton flying in to Iowa really countermands the Democrats claim that it's Republicans who have a war on women. The male Democrat incumbent is calling in one of the world's most visible womanizers to beat up on Republican candidate, Joni Ernst. I thought Democrats supported women in politics

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Online headline/story: "Al Sharpton returns to stir up Ferguson * The Rev. Al Sharpton Friday kicked off four days of symposiums, workshops and rallies to ask Ferguson activists keep the focus on attaining justice for Michael Brown and his family. * "If there is not justice for this family than we have not achieved the goals of this movement," Sharpton told a gathering" -- What a travesty that this man can still be referred to as "The Rev."! If Sharpton was a peacemaker, he would be applying a salve of healing, and, after the grand jury evidence release, he should be apologizing to Officer Wilson, Ferguson, MO, and America for confusing "justice" for his own personal avarice.

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HuffPost headline: "Harry Reid: Joni Ernst May Be Too Extreme Even For GOP" -- Talk about a real "war on women", Harry Reid has basically said women cannot have independent thoughts or successes.

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Online story: "Colorado voters with progressive group MoveOn and abortion rights group NARAL Pro-Choice America delivered nearly 13,000 signatures from voters to The Denver Post on Tuesday to demand that the paper rescind its endorsement of Republican Senate candidate Cory Gardner." -- Hmmm.. if there was an endorsement the Denver Post should rescind, it was either the one in 2008 or 2012 for Obamageddon.

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L-E story: " Thirty years ago, the late Rev. Johnny H. Flakes Jr. recognized a need for more affordable housing in the community. So he led a project that resulted in an apartment complex not far from the Fourth Street Missionary Baptist Church. * Now, the Rev. Johnny Flakes III is leading an effort to rehabilitate the property and help transform the neighborhood. * He said the apartment complex — though affiliated with the 114-year-old congregation — is not run by the church. It’s owned by the CHDO, which is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. * He said board members put the property in the hands of a property management company nine months ago. * The property management company, Elite Ventures Leasing and Management, is owned by newly elected Muscogee County School Board member Kia Chambers; her husband, Travis Chambers; and Karl Douglass, a Columbus Realtor and political consultant. * Some of the units are already being advertised on the Elite Ventures website, under the heading: “Renovated Apartments Available Soon! Accepting Applications!” * Flakes said the steps the board is taking are in line with Columbus Mayor Teresa Tomlinson’s campaign to eliminate blight in many Columbus neighborhoods." -- Good grief! Those are OWNED by 4th Street Baptist Church.. why hasn't there been ongoing maintenance by Flakes' church to keep them nice.. For Mayor Obamalinson to entertain church property as a "blight project" is basically vote buying.

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You know, if the 4th Street Baptist Church owned apartments etc are not up-to-code, Mayor Obamalinson should enforce existing laws/regulations so they are brought up to living standards.

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LIV's L-E "soundoff": " How funny that the Perdue campaign thinks they will scare us by linking Michelle Nunn to Mayor Bloomberg and the gun control issue. This just gives me another reason to vote for Michelle." -- "another reason"? Other than her being a Democrat promising "free stuff", what is the other reason you want to vote for Nunn?

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After very careful consideration, here are my personal voting recommendations:

Except for the two Public Service Commission races, and the Commissioner of Insurance race, I recommend Republican candidates. For the two Public Service Commission races and the Commissioner of Insurance, I recommend the Libertarian candidates. In the Amendment/Referendum section, I recommend a "Yes" on the Amendment to cap the state income rate. On the other three options, I recommend voting "No". Please feel free to contact me if you have questions about my recommendations.

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From City Council Agenda feature of the L-E: "Veterans Parkway And Double Churches Road Intersection Improvements — It is requested that council authorize the execution of a construction contract with C. W. Matthews Contracting Co. (Marietta) in the amount of $2,296,398.81 for improvements to the intersection of Veterans Parkway and Double Churches Road." -- Hey.. how about a "roundabout"! It would be interesting to watch a train manipulate a "roundabout". The real reason is that a logging truck overturned making a right turn off Veterans onto Double Churches. That was because the reverse bank of the intersection caused by the above road grade railroad track path, and that won't be solved for $2.2 Million. Since there's no way to make the Railroad Company lower the tracks, Veterans Parkway will have to be raised.. either that or spend a $100.00 on a sign saying, "No Right Turns for Logging or Semi-Tractor trucks".

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While I do not usually read Leonard "the pits" Pitts past the byline.. his drivel today is as amusing as confusing:

"(a) study, conducted by the nonpartisan Pew Research Center, informs us that America’s least-trusted news source is conservative radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh, rated unreliable by almost 40 percent of all Americans. The also conservative Fox “News” follows closely at 37 percent. So America’s least-trusted news sources are also its most popular; Limbaugh hosts the number one show on radio and Fox is the highest-rated cable news outlet." --

Why is this man given commentary space. His analytical abilities are nil. If there was a poll of actual listeners of Rush Limbaugh and Fox News, the approval ratings would be 90% or higher. The "40% & 37%" disapproval numbers "the pits" spews out are, at best , fabricated. In fact, those 40% & 37% numbers arewhat percentage the country approves of Obamageddon, and they include a whole lot of Obamageddon voters.. Good grief.. if you went to a GA-Auburn game and asked equal amounts of fans what they thought of the other school, you'd get 100% disapproval ratings for both schools.

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From the "iot doesn't get any more pathetic than this" department - Obamageddon was campaigning in Detroit. Good grief.. Detroit is the poster child of liberalism.. liberal run government, and union run businesses. I just want to know why Obamageddon would feel the urge.. the need.. to go there and expose what is the worst run city inn the world and it's dominated by Democratic leadership. It must be that this is the only city that looks to him as an idol of being successful compared to the squalor that teems in Detroit.

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Mississippi State.. #1 in the country, and leading the SEC West, and the only undefeated team in the SEC, once again gets covered in the "also played" section of the Columbus L-E.

First alert: I will be taking a sabbatical from "The Breakfast Club" beginning November 6, 2014.