myself a writer by trade. and i ll always be a writer regardless of what the topic. obviously i m concentrating on politics right now but i like to write about religion and culture and sports. i do television because it promotes my writing. if television went away tomorrow i think i d be ok with it. but i do radio for the same purpose, to promote my writing. i don t blog, i find it more interesting to sit down and really think out a cogent argument and try and get it somewhere published rather than sort of on my own website. i do have a website but i post my published pieces there. i wrote a book and i have another one coming out in the spring. so that s basically it, i think, i have my fingers in a couple of different pots. on your website, s.e. cupp, here s a quote from nick hornby who is who is nick hornby? he s a great british author, american audiences probably know him from the movie versions of his books about a boy, fever pitch, high fidelity. he s just a
all they can do is gobble up the money and make excuses for systemic failures. government breakdown. that s tonight. this is the independents. hi there i m kennedy, hostess, along with the unflappable reason editor in chief matt welch and a man who reads more books than the library. kmele foster from freethink media and together we are the independents. president isn t the only one plagued by scandals as question so much government. congress is despised, the va is unmanageable and every institution is burstinga the seams. the agency that is supposed to keep superbugs from invading our shores is too busy wasting money in resources telling people how much salt we should put on steaks. do the agencies overextend themselves? and how can you refocus the behemoth in the middle of colossal breakdowns. glenn reynolds is the editor at instapundit. com, and how multi-tasking may put many at risk for contracting a deadly disease like ebola. glenn, welcome back to the independent
the number two reactor blew out. the blowout triggered an automatic shutdown of the system, but before the plant was sealed, some radioactive steam escaped into the air. harrisburg hospital, in case it has to move out, has cut its patient load to 50% by limiting admissions to emergencies. sue s baby, joseph, was born at the hospital the day of the plant accident. she ll take the baby home tomorrow, but mrs. moses is still thinking of leaving. i would just as soon be a little bit further away from the activity that is going on right here. imagine having your baby right there in the middle of the three mile island meltdown. the meltdown at three mile island happened at 4:00 in the morning on march 28th, 1979. that was a wednesday. they evacuated pregnant women and preschool-aged kids within five miles of the plant. by two days after the accident, by friday of that week, they had extended the evacuation zone to a 20-mile radius around the plant. more than 100,000 people we
the number two reactor blew out. the blowout triggered an automatic shutdown of the system, but before the plant was sealed, some radioactive steam escaped into the air. harrisburg hospital, in case it has to move out, has cut its patient load to 50% by limiting admissions to emergencies. sue s baby, joseph, was born at the hospital the day of the plant accident. she ll take the baby home tomorrow, but mrs. moses is still thinking of leaving. i would just as soon be a little bit further away from the activity that is going on right here. imagine having your baby right there in the middle of the three mile island meltdown. the meltdown at three mile island happened at 4:00 in the morning on march 28th, 1979. that was a wednesday. they evacuated pregnant women and preschool-aged kids within five miles of the plant. by two days after the accident, by friday of that week, they had extended the evacuation zone to a 20-mile radius around the plant. more than 100,000 people we
automatic shutdown of the system, but before the plant was sealed, some radioactive steam escaped into the air. harrisburg hospital, in case it has to move out, has cut its patient load to 50% by limiting admissions to emergencies. sue s baby, joseph, was born at the hospital the day of the plant accident. she ll take the baby home tomorrow, but mrs. moses is still thinking of leaving. i would just as soon be a little bit further away from the activity that is going on right here. imagine having your baby right there in the middle of the three mile island meltdown. the meltdown at three mile island happened at 4:00 in the morning on march 28th, 1979. that was a wednesday. they evacuated pregnant women and preschool-aged kids within five miles of the plant. by two days after the accident, by friday of that week, they had extended the evacuation zone to a 20-mile radius around the plant. more than 100,000 people were evacuated around three mile island. by that weekend, pr