By redefining abortion to include the most common and effective methods of birth control, the Bush administration is attempting to deprive basic contraceptive services to women around the country.
Condi needs to either convince the president what a catastrophe attacking Iran would be. Or, failing that, break with the administration and do the noble thing by resigning while it still might make a difference.
If you want to tell that gorilla rape joke to your spouse or parents, have at it. If Senator McCain wants to tell a joke like that, he embarrasses more than just himself.
In his speech Thursday in Philadelphia, the Dalai Lama explained that to reach a point where nations would outwardly disarm, people must first inwardly disarm.
Obama's Afghan appearance won't stop the criticism from foes that he doesn't know enough about fighting and winning a war, and that his credential as a tough guy on the war against terrorism is suspect.
Bugliosi had to end the interview because he was being called by "a very conservative member of Congress" who he claimed had heard the audio book version and it "had convinced him that Bush misled Congress."
Attendees and bloggers at Netroots are disappointed with the emerging, bipartisan consensus in Washington that the lawlessness of the Bush era can largely go unpunished.
Four years ago, there were still enough Americans who believed Bush's infantile bluster was charming and direct. Now, even Republicans do not waste their time with him.
I was extremely confused by Bush's rosy economic speech. Here my local bank, IndyMac, is collapsing, with distraught customers waiting in line for hours last week to get their money.
Bush doesn't think Americans need to be told to conserve. He thinks they are pretty smart and will know what to do. Now THAT'S leadership.
Whether influential, intriguing or simply offensive, these celebrities, politicians and pop culture icons have caught my eye for helping the planet, saving money on gas and looking sweet atop the seat.
Diehard defenders of the Bush administration do not wish to enter into in a serious conversation about America's conservative political tradition, but rather are engaged in sweeping self-denial.
Although it's great to see Bush take on our nations concerns, I must call out five dumb things he said Tuesday. Most notably, "The president doesn't have a magic wand. You can't just say: 'Low gas!'"
It is impressive that, after all these years of idiocy and bad policy making, that George W. Bush is able to shock me as well. And, it wasn't only national leaders who were in shock.
Last week the Bush Administration issued a letter waiving the annual application process and review for the Title V Abstinence-Only State Grant Program.
John McCain may not know what gas costs or when he last pumped any, or performed any other act not connected to politics or outpatient care, but he's had hundreds of town hall meetings.
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Gee, who was the bartender, and who bought the drinks?
I don't believe he'd understand him in any language.
Ah, yet another flippant joke to try and sum up a crisis that is devastating Americans. Pretty much par for the course, I suppose.
Ha!Ha!. Wall Street was " IWI", Investing While Intoxicated or "IUI" Investing Under the Influence. And whose influence? Why that well known bartender of course GWB. Those guys should be forced to submit to a breathalyser before turning on their trading screens. And of course there was no anti-drunk squad in site.
Turn the camara's and put on the blinders....whaaaatttt someone didn't follow orders.....sweet!
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