p3 - Persuasion, Perseverance, and Patience: Breaking the 366-day threshold

p3 - Persuasion, Perseverance, and Patience

Sunday, January 20, 2008

Breaking the 366-day threshold

Posted at 11:30 AM

Email This BlogThis!Share to X Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest

Want to read more from p3? 2008, bush

No comments:

Newer Post Older Post Home

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

The new and improved p3 list

| Authoritarianism | Bad metaphors | Banned Books | Birthdays | Choice | Congress | Conservatives | Cycling | Democrats | Economic populism | First Amendment | Free speech | Good news, everyone! | Good riddance | The GOP secret playlist | Health care | Insulting Arlen Specter | Insulting George Bush | Insulting Gordon Smith | Insulting Joe Lieberman | Limericks | My war on “The Little Drummer Boy” | Nothstine's Law of Free Speech | Obama | Obituaries | Opening sentences | Oregon | The p3 Motto | p3's Awkward questions | Portland | Progressivism | A quantum of umbrage | Quotations | Readings | Republicans | Right-wing media | Satire | Separated at Birth | The Supreme Court | Toons | Tunes | The unforgiving minute | Voter-owned elections | The war on science | Writing |

The p3 links

The p3 Oregon/Pac NW links:

BikePortland
Capitol Currents
Chuck for ...
FURIOUS nads!
Homeless on the High Desert
Horse's Ass
Interesting Times
Mortaljive
NPI Advocate
Perrspectives
Portland Mercury
Ridenbaugh Press
T. A. Barnhart
The ZehnKatzen Times
Willamette Week
World's Maddest Dog
Worldwide Pablo

Nothstine is a writer, editor, political junkie, and renegade professor. Contact him here.

*Why p3?

"A good cause is often injured more by ill-timed efforts of its friends than by the arguments of its enemies. Persuasion, perseverance, and patience are the best advocates on questions depending on the will of others." -Thomas Jefferson (1826)

Site Meter

Subscribe to p3

Posts

Posts

Comments

Comments

p3 Archive

(c) Copyright 2004 - 2016. Powered by Blogger.