As with everyone is the blogsphere, Gary and I want to extend out best wishes to all those tragically hit by hurricane Katrina. Amazing pictures at the NY Times page taken by various news organizations.

I have been unable to post recently, I just moved back to DC today and am finally well situated in my new home. Still a bit busy though, but to give you an idea of what we’ve been reading:

1,000 released from Abu Ghraib: Perhaps a concession to Sunnis in order to move forward?

Morning After Pill decision delayed: Of course, the only thing I can see is they need more time to find a scientific reason not to bring this forward, and/or a way to keep it from being sold to minors to fit the President and Congress’ wishes.

Sorry for the light posting, we’ll be back full swing this week.

Sorry everyone for not posting. Gary and I both have lots of projects and work to get done before summer ends. Gary and I should both be posting quite vigorously early this week.

Also, August is a slow news month.

In a brief NY Times article Justice Stevens discusses a judges classic choice between personal opinion and legal obligation. Nothing surprising in his remarks, but an interesting read.

I wanted to apologize to all our readers. I’ve been in Chicago for the last two days and am currently on a two days slow drive back to the NJ. I will resume serious blogging tomorrow. The short respite didn’t warrant Gary and I finding a guest blogger and Gary appears to be keeping up appearances.

Welcome to TwoDems.com. Gary and I are happy to announce that we have officially re-launched our blog on political matters. He and I hope to each post daily on the matters of news and politics, while offering our unique brand of commentary. To read more about us you can view our bios, otherwise I hope you enjoy and read regularly.