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Bush: I Gave Up Golf For The Troops

Sounds a litle like a Catholic giving up something he hates for Lent. Or on second thought, is it possible he is more terrible at golf than at being president. I don't think that is possible. posted 05/14/2008 at 08:01:44

Cindy McCain: I Will Never Release My Tax Returns

It must make you grind your teeth when Olberman reduces your puppet talking points down to the ridiculous. posted 05/09/2008 at 08:04:17

Consumer borrowing unexpectedly surges in March

Total ineptness and confusion is the trademark of this administration. I recall one of the problems this administration has laid the blame on was that Americans were not saving enough. Then the next mantra was that Americans were not spending enough. It seems that in this government "up is down and down is up". They know little of economics except that it is good to take from the poor and give to the rich.
Not once have I heard an administration official chastise oil companies for their exorbiant profits. To lay the blame for their excessive profits they constantly refer to the cost of a barrel of oil at the well. Now how that leads to excessive profits befuddles me. If their cost at the fount rises, one would expect the price at the pump to rise. Now let's talk about the rate of return, why would their profits increase exponentially? Why would their profits be flying through the roof other than pure greed, gouging, collaboration.
One hungers for the good old days when there was only three ways to increase profits: 1.Raise prices, 2. cut expenses, and 3. technological advantage.
It is ridiculous that a government willing to bail out Bear Stearns would now argue about assisting the very people that Bear Stearns, Countrywide and other unscrupulous companies lured into purchasing nefarious loans. posted 05/08/2008 at 07:48:21

A Historic Vote

Yes, but watch the delays and obfuscations of all those flag wearing "chicken hawks" in the House and Senate when they vote for the Iraqi supplemental bill. These Chickenhawk Bravehearts oppose this bill, and indeed, their couageous Vietnam ducker, Bush, threatens to veto it.
It seems they don't like the part of the bill that gives to, in their words, "Our brave troops", such rudimentary perks as better health care, a minute raise in pay, a GI Bill, and a VA that cares for the troops and not those chickenhawks who put those VA leaders in place. posted 05/08/2008 at 07:28:09

My Friend's Son Killed in Iraq: By Contractors and U.S. Agency?

Whatever happened to alumni of our three military academies who constantly maintain that truth is the only thing that is important. It seems we have had very litttle of that from the officers and gentlemen chosen to lead our military. And those that did adhere to the truth were summarily dismissed. Another example of the gross incompetence of this administration. One wonders if Congress, both Republicans and Democrats had fostered the health of this country, instead of partisan ptotectionism how many new prisons would have to be built to house those responsible. posted 05/05/2008 at 07:58:19

Bush: We've Been "Clear And Candid" On Economy

Yep as clear and candid as, "We have solid evidence and irrefutable proof of Iraq's wmds". As clear and candid as "this war will cost less than 70 billion". As clear and candid as "this war will be a cakewalk". As clear and candid as "the Iraqis will strew flowers in our path". As clear and candid as "Iraqi oil will pay for the war". As clear and candid as "Mission Accomplished, all major battles are over". As clear and candid as "the economy is doing great", even as we he flushes us down the toilet. I find it hard to find anything this administration has done successfully except getting us into an unnecessary war, bailing out a corporation that has left the public taxpayer holding the bag. Selling us the idea that because they wear a flag in their lapel and constantly talk about "our brave troops", (Though many of those lapel flag wearers never served in their generation's war) they are the true patriots. Yet when you check their voting records or measures they support or oppose most of them oppose better health care for those same soldiers or a better GI Bill. They are in a word sickening. posted 05/04/2008 at 08:42:13

DNC To John McCain: "Stop Whining"

I suppose you support his vote on not banning torture and his disapproval of the Veterans bill. I hope this is part of your clear thinking ethicalness. posted 05/03/2008 at 07:33:34

A peace keeping force? Let's see didn't Bush declare all major battles over with on the Mission Accomplished aircraft carrier? Is that what we have in Iraq now a peace keeping force? McCain is ridiculous. He voted against the ban on torture, he opposes a GI Bill for our troops, which I suspect has in it healthcare for wounded troops. Yep, he is a Bushie. posted 05/03/2008 at 07:29:58

Treehugger: Bush Is Right On Farm Subsidies

Why is he so worried about comparatvely small subsidies to millionaire farmers than he ever was about.1. Letting us know who attended the energy conference. 2. Letting us know what was discussed at that conference. 3. Completely endorsed giving tax breaks, subsidies, and other perks to billionaire oil companies. 4. Never uttering a word about Republican Senator Stevens refusing to allow oil execs to being sworn in before a Senate investigative committee, where they to a man, in unsworn testimony, said they were not at the Cheney energy meeting. 5. Why is bush unable to tie in the rising energy prices with the cabal that met in secret. posted 05/03/2008 at 07:57:30

John Gibson Mocks Rachel Maddow's Sexuality: "Ooh, Lesbians! Yummy!"

Did he say the same of the VP's daughter? posted 05/03/2008 at 07:40:55

Jeffrey Goldberg Battles Manfully Against Internet's Glaring Flaws

A second thought. Maybe Goldberg did not have the time to justify his assertions because he may have been looking at photos of that other Jeff, you know the one who got a White House press pass and no one knows who issued it and gave him other access to the White House, even on days when there was no press conference scheduled. posted 05/03/2008 at 08:07:45

I just love it when Jeffrey's own words jump up and bite him in the ass. posted 05/03/2008 at 08:03:58

Gates Acknowledges Mistakes In Treatment Of Troops

Mistakes? Mistakes in treatment of troops? Now one wonders how all these patriotic Americans, particularly those Republican Chickenhawks with their flags in their lapels and their constant references to "our brave troops" could make such mistakes as the shoddy treatment of wounded and whole returning troops. Truth be known, they could care less after the troops leave the battlefield. Just take a look at what the VA leaders have said and what they have done. posted 05/02/2008 at 07:43:05

Gotcha! Olbermann Rips Apart Bush Economy Speech

It takes 60 votes for any bill to pass the Senate. The Republicans, used to getting whatever they wanted, are standing four square at preventing bills from being passed. They think the American public will forget such things as they bailing out Bear Stearns and now put obstacles in the way of bailing out suckered home owners. They think the public will forget the vote against the health of children. They think the public will forget their support for squandering tax payer money in Iraq on Iraqi hospitals, roads, water and energy while the Iraqi bank their oil profits and Americans are faced with more exorbiant medical bills, bridges that collapse, injured troops getting shoddy care in shoddy facilities. They think that as long as they use terms like our brave troops and wear a flag in their lapel they will be forgiven on election day. posted 05/01/2008 at 07:35:45

The gist of the Bush tirade, my administration can do no wrong, anything awry is the fault of the Democratic Congress. But alas the dummy's own words prove the lie. He said even now Congress is sending him an Agriculture bill that will provide subsidies to millionaire farmers. This part may be true but no reporter asked him "if you lament subsidies for millionaire farmers why support tax breaks, subsidies and other perks for Billionaire oil companies? Why do you not release the names of the culprits who attended that secret meeting paid for by the American public? Why were not their decisions made public?" Why were not the oil execs sworn in at the meeting caired by Honest Stevens, Senator from Alaska? You are supporting a policy where it is not the public's business nor the business of the Congress to know who, and what policy decisions were made. A cursory check of a time table will show that energy prices started to rise after this secret cabal met." posted 05/01/2008 at 07:18:20

Bush Press Conference: It's A "Tough Time For Our Economy"

Take note how the brilliant Bush laid the blame for all our woes on Congress. Judd Gregg Senate Republican from New Hampshire carried on the farce by maintaining it is the Democrats who are wracking up the National Debt that Our children and their offspring will have to pay. Strange how quiet "Silent Judd Gregg" was on our indebtedness when defending and voting for supplementals and other budgets with Republican perks when they were in control.
A case in point. Bush attacked the Congress for sending him an agriculture bill that would subsidize "millionaire farmers". I waited for the Q and A knowing some hotshot smart reporter would ask, "Mr. President, you maintain that Congress uses its time to send you bills that waste money by subsidizing millionaire farmers, Yet you rushed the Congress when it was controlled by Republicans to pass subsidies, tax breaks and other perks for multibillion oil corporations. Furthermore Sir, we are not allowed to know who attended that meeting, nor what was really discussed there. And sir, it seems that the increase in energy prices started shortly after that meeting took place. If a fly on the wall of that secret meeting could speak, one wonders what it would say? But alas there was not a hotshot reporter at that press conference... Nor was there a smart one there. posted 04/30/2008 at 07:27:07

Once again our media deceive and dilute the President's words. The President said that Congress is at fault for everything. Even now, chirped our erstwhile president, "they have passed and will send me an agriculture bill that would give subsidies to millionaire farmers".

I waited patiently for the question/answer period where I believed some hotshot member of the media would ask, "Mr. President, if you find it abhorrent to give millionaire farmers subsidies, why then Sir, did you not find it just as abhorrent to give subsidies and tax breaks to multi billionaire oil companies"?

But alas that question can only be asked by a dumb American. posted 04/29/2008 at 12:56:46

White House undermines EPA on cancer risks, GAO says

And just think, a court exonerated the former EPA executive, Christy Todd Whitman and by extension the administration from any culpability when she told 9/11 workers that the 9/11 site was a safe place to work. I think such people as Whitman and others with the same culpability should be sent to another safe place to work, the streets of Baghdad. posted 04/29/2008 at 09:22:54

Times Let 'Pentagon Pipeline' Story Die On Its Front Page

It is not only the Times that is at fault. The fault of all the media to ask pertinent questions from all the excuses this administration gave to attack a paper tiger nation, Iraq, The meek acceptance of just the words "we have solid evidence and iirefutable proof of Iraq's wmds, without asking for such evidence, The mission accomplished acceptance speech, the failure of the media to press the administration as this short, sweet war unravelled, just leads me to believe that the day of the maverick reporter is short lived. Now, instead of being praised for breaking new ground, they are fired, sent off to cover social events and the day of the Pulitzer Prize reporter gone. posted 04/29/2008 at 09:16:16

The Procession

19 years old and no longer with us. Sent into a war created by a small cadre of neocons, most of whom had never heard the sound of war louder than, comparatively speaking, the feeble click of a stapler. 19 tears old and sent to Iraq to protect an army the neocons say we have been training for four years. posted 05/04/2008 at 08:26:23

Since No One's Making Any Noise About the Pentagon Sock Puppets...

How about the sheer dishonesty of not reporting that these military geniuses were in the pocket of the Pentagon both literally and figuratively? Do they feel it is honest reporting by not reporting the particular views they are espousing also results in monetary profits for those who sold their soul to the Pentagon? posted 04/25/2008 at 07:17:28

Coulter Ups Violent Rhetoric on Obama

Wasn't it the kind considerate Coulter who suggested that certain people she disagreed with should be taken off the face of the Earth? Isn't that the epitome of Hitlerism? posted 04/25/2008 at 07:10:43

Flag Pins: Who Wears 'Em?

Ask these flag lapel wearers to show you their combat ribbons, Cheney, Bush, Any Bush sibling, Rums, Feith, Perle, Wolfnowitz, Mitch McConnell, Newt, Hasert, need I go on. What's the matter? Cat got your tongue. Just remember there are true patriots that don't ballyhoo their service to their country and wear no ornaments to try to show they are more patriotic than others. They just went out and did their job and did it well. They need no reminders of their service to their country. They have lived with the horrors of the battlefield and want no reminders of the screams of the injured, a dead friend, the sharp smell of cordite, the interminable fear. Most of those Flag lapel wearers have nothing to be proud of. I view with suspicion these supposed outward signs of their patriotism. Someone so aptly said "Patriotism is the last refuge of cads and scoundrels" and I might add in many cases, cowards. posted 04/24/2008 at 07:38:44

Check the members of this administration and Congress who proudly wear their lapel flags. Take note of all those lapel flag wearers who never served their country in their generation's war, yet oh so bravely sent other people's loved ones to fight "The War That Should Never Have Been". Wolfnowitz, Perle, Feith, Cheney, McConnell and a whole host of Congresspersons, some of whom accused non flag lapel wearers, yet served their country militarily, as giving comfort and aid to an enemy these non-serving cowards created. posted 04/24/2008 at 07:21:54

Rice visit to Iraq intended to promote gains

What a waste of time, and fuel her journeys have been. Can anyone name anything constructive this woman has done other than polluting the air with her travels, and polluting the minds of only those who have completely swallowed the defunct BusH agenda. posted 04/20/2008 at 10:49:32

State Department warns diplomats of compulsory Iraq duty

Anyone appointed by this admiration and supported the unprovoked invasion of Iraq ought to do duty in Iraq many times over. I might suggest Bremer be put on permanent duty in Iraq until he accounts for every cent of the billions that are now missing. Furthermore, this administration and most of its appointees feel no compunction about sending our troops back to Iraq time after time, after time, after time, after time. The appointed supporters of this war should be given the same privilege. posted 04/16/2008 at 06:57:23

Jon Stewart Mocks Obama "Bitter" Controversy

Harvard hangs its head in shame for graduating such a woeful, sorry excuse for a student who took one half a trillion asset left him by Clinton and squandered those assets plus several trillions more. That is unless it is considered successful to participate in bankrupting a nation. Take note how favorable the Republicans are for the Bear Stearns bail out, and how reluctant they are to help the homeowner who is in foreclosure. Typical Republican ploy, help the ones that created the problem then stick it to the people they screwed. posted 04/16/2008 at 07:09:28

Andrew Sullivan: Bush Administration Officials Will Be 'Indicted For War Crimes'

Isn't it amazing how the consequential becomes inconsequential and the inconsequential becomes consequential? posted 04/07/2008 at 06:28:57

Bush Bypassing Several Levels Of Chain Of Command To Give Petraeus Priveledged Voice On Iraq

Bush listens to only God. It was God who told him to fire the smart Shisenski (sp). It was god who told him to listen to Cheney, Rums, Feith, Perle and Wolfnowitz. It was god who told him to fire naval head of the Joint Chiefs for having a different outlook than his. The only hope for those mortals that believe in a heaven and a hell will be which way bush travels after his demise.
I, for one, unlike the person who added two lines on an epitaph on a grave stone in a Conn. cemetary,
"Thou traveler who passes by,
As thou art now, so was I.
As I am now thou soon shall be,
So prepare for death and follow me"

The two line addition

"To follow thee I am not content
until I know which way thou went"

If there is such a thing as a hereafter, iI am convinced Bush Cheney and the above mentioned will join the monsters that preceded them. Hitler, Stalin, Genghis Kahn etc. posted 04/07/2008 at 06:53:45

Fighting Erupts In Baghdad After Week Of Relative Calm

3 more die in vain for those that have already been killed and maimed there. posted 04/07/2008 at 06:33:31

Wall Street Journal May Endorse For President

Though they may not have formally endorsed Bush, the smaller, they approved of just about every measure Bush proposed. If that is not an endorsement of Bush what is. Did you notice how the Journal said it was important to bailout Bear-Stearns. Bailing out Bear-Stearns is not a moral hazard, according to them it is a moral necessity. But, alas, bailing out innocent borrowers from the money lenders at the temple is not a moral necessity, but a moral hazard. posted 04/06/2008 at 09:25:40

Arlen Specter: Bush Acted Like My Cancer Could Be Contagious

Makes sense to him. He considered being injured or killed in Nam a contagious disease, that's why he showed his true color by being placed at the head of the list in the Air National Guard. The color, yellow. Look at how often he visits the troops injured in a war he sent them to. posted 04/04/2008 at 09:38:24

Major Doubts Greet Paulson's Plan For Financial Rules Overhaul

In the past 5 years Bear stearns 3 top execs received remunerations of over 125 million each. Not bad for bankrupting a company.
Republicans for years have touted the "moral hazard" philosophy when it comes to helping the poor and the middle class. The Republicans, for example, considered it a moral hazard to this nation when Medicare was passed, by that they meant the medicare participants had to pay something, hence we have copay. Take note what copay will the company that took over Bear Stearns have to pay the taxpayer? posted 04/01/2008 at 08:23:34

Matthews Said Bush Showed "Guts" At Baseball Game

Matthews is a Republican shill. He has little or no idea of balanced reporting. Notice the disparity: Bush, throwing out a ball to boos is gutsy. Then he waxes not so eloquently on Obama's bowling score. He is truly a biased hack. The only reason I catch part of his show is because it precedes Olbermann. posted 04/01/2008 at 08:35:01

Proposed Revamp Taps Fed As Uber Cop

Why didn't you hear Dana Perino. She said this plan has been worked on for a year. I wish we had at least a couple of reporters like Dan Rather. How those reporters could sit there day after day knowing they are being made fools of, and never have the nerve to even have a follow up question boggles my mind. posted 03/31/2008 at 13:19:08

On Glass-Steagal. Haven't the right wing ballyhooed that it was the Republican take over of Congress in 1996 that had caused all the good in the Clinton administration? Now like Bush, they now lay claim to it not being Republican's fault at what has happened in the financial market. You can't have it both ways. Remember it was the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act did in the parameters of the rules. Now remember the Gramm we are referencing is Phil Gramm, Republican of Texas who abolished the parameters. The very same Phil Gramm whose wife sat on Enron's board before its demise. So no matter how the right tries to lay the blame on Democrats, the paper trail leads right back to them.

Deregulation was, is and always will be the greatest hoax perpetrated on the American public. Who among us have seen their utility prices recede with the supposed increase in competition caused by deregulation.

The Federal Reserve acting as a watch dog over the money lenders at the Temple doors? Isn't that like putting the foxes in charge of the chicken coop? posted 03/31/2008 at 11:12:09

Truce Calms Iraq, Weakens Prime Minister

Why do I have the eerie feeling whether I buy my 3 Iraqi rugs for 5 dollars in Iraq, China, or Walmart, the money ends up in Cheney's bank account. posted 03/31/2008 at 13:11:58

I guess it is now safe for me to go to Iraq unescorted and buy 3 Iraqi rugs for five dollars. Maybe I can save myself a trip and have Bush or Cheney do my unescorted shopping for me. posted 03/31/2008 at 09:34:53

Iraq Violence Continues As Death Toll Nears 300

Oops left out the word Bush above. posted 03/30/2008 at 10:44:01

Good thing got rid of that evil leader Saddam Hussein. Now peace and prosperity reigns over such a serene Iraq. posted 03/30/2008 at 10:42:17

Is this the same Iraq where our visiting dignitaries claimed they freely roved open market places buying rugs for five dollars, or others coming back and saying the "surge" is working. I don't care what others say". Bush has embroiled us in a war that should never have been. posted 03/30/2008 at 10:35:37

Fierce Iraq Fighting Forces War Back Onto Campaign Trail

Ask the Brits about that. Sir Edmund Burke, an astute member of the then Parliament said that Britain could in no way win that war against the colonists in a nation that large where the colonists could strike whenever all the odds were in their favor. The colonists knew the geography and the best England could hope for. if that, was controlling some cities along the coast. posted 03/30/2008 at 07:42:24

Some lessons are never learned or at the least the leaders of this nation are too stupid to calculate problems that may arise. France, when VietNam was known as French Indo-China, was wise enough to get out of what was a civil war after Dien Bien Phu. Ike stepped in and got us started in interfering in that very same Civil War with the landing of a thousand "advisors". Ike would not let the free election he promised to all Vietnamese to take place in 1957. The Nam civil war broke out again. Again we backed such despots as Bao Dai, later Thieu and Ky. Johnson ended up sending a half million of our boys, on a trumped up excuse, to back up a portion of a nation that was unwilling to do its own fighting for its own freedom. Am I the only one who sees these parallels? Where is the Vaunted Press? Why are they not asking the piercing questions? Why do they accept patently phony answers at Press Conferences? posted 03/30/2008 at 07:36:49

Safety Fears Shut Another Murray Energy Mine In Utah

Wasn't safety first the first consideration of the other mine disaster? Whatever happened to the mine inspectors and company officials responsible for that disaster? Were they called to Washington and given the Medal of Freedom? posted 03/30/2008 at 07:57:21

US Forces Launch Airstrikes in Iraq

Wasn't Bush crowing about this being an Iraqi conceived, led and fought battle? Is it the Iraqi air force doing the bombing and strafing? posted 03/29/2008 at 06:57:50

Why the Administration Won't Define Success in Iraq

Let me state first of all I was born and raised in a town of a little over 10,000 people. In both the 1968 and the 1972 elections, this rural town voted 3 to 1 against Nixon. A fact of which I am very proud. I state this simply because Bush came on TV and was reporting about the surge's success in Baghdad. Even as Bush crowed about the advances made in Baghdad, authorities inside the heavily fortified walls of the Green Zone were telling workers inside the Green Zone to not venture out of their buildings inside the Green Zone. That, indeed, they would be well advised to move to the buildings inside the Green Zone that were more heavily armored and perhaps sleep there as well.
Now how can anyone believe what Bush says when the actions give the lie to his words. posted 03/29/2008 at 06:47:49

Investment Firms Tap Fed for Billions

Why is it a MORAL HAZARD for the poor and the needy not to have to pay copays for medical services and medications? Why is it a MORAL HAZARD for the poor and the needy to have to pay something for going bankrupt? Why is it not a MORAL HAZARD for those CEOs and those bankers and home mortgage lenders who made loans to people who could not, in many cases be able to pay subprime loans for the government to step in and bail their asses out.
Now remember, it is the very same people who spoke for the MORAL HAZARD doctrine, who are now receiving exorbiant compensations in retirement bonuses, retirement plans and resignations for making their companies go belly up if the government applied the MORAL HAZARD DOCTRINE equally. posted 03/28/2008 at 06:38:14

Bear Stearns' Cayne Sells Once-$1 Billion Stake For $61 Million

All hus assets need to be legally confiscated and shared with the very people he raped. And yes he needs to go to jail. posted 03/28/2008 at 06:54:06

How could this be? The thieves that caused a company to go bellyup are still raping the very people they stole from even after they caused the financial disasters. Whatever happened to the MORAL HAZARD DOCTRINE that says the poor must pay a copay for medical services amd medications. The poor who go bankrupt must still pay something for going bankrupt. Yet, those that cause companies to become financial disasters receive retirement bonuses, retirement pay, resignation payment in the millions and hundreds of millions and are still allowed to reap further benefits even after their failure has been exposed. Pray tell, where is the MORAL HAZARD DOCTRINE for those culprits. They should be placed behind bars. posted 03/28/2008 at 06:51:09

US Embassy Personnel In Baghdad Told Not To Leave 'Reinforced Structures' Due To Incoming Insurgent Fire

Just about every report to the nation by Bush is made before captive audiences. It is always on some military base, or before a particular federal department where most of the attendees are either partisan hacks or toadies. Why doesn't Bush conduct a speech with questions from the public before people who do not have a prepunched admission stub? posted 03/28/2008 at 08:18:44

Boomers: The Iraq War and Your Second Chance to Save our Democracy

Even as Bush was extoling the safety that Baghdad now supposedly has, an order was given behind the heavily fortified walls of the Green Zone that not only should staff stay behind the heavily fortified walls of the Green Zone, but, also, stay within the confines of particular heavily fortified buildings within the Green Zone. It must be true that in this administration not only does the left hand not know what the right hand is doing, but that both hands lie to each other about what they are doing. Something like Bush and Cheney talking to the American public. "So", may go down in history as the most unsensitive and unfeeling a response to a question about a war that is causing the loss of life and the maimings of our boys. Couple that with the "They are volunteers" remark and you have a case study for every mental disorder known to mankind and probably some yet to be discovered. posted 03/28/2008 at 07:09:00

Report: Eliot Spitzer Linked To Second Prostitution Ring, Wicked Models

Last I knew Barney came out of the closet and declared his preferences. Has Craig done the same? posted 03/27/2008 at 16:54:40

A definition of moral hazard. That it would be morally wrong for health care recipients to get free medical services. Hence the copay on office visits and medications. It would be a moral hazard for declarers of bankruptcy not to still be obligated to pay something back to the banks and loan companies for making bad loans.
But, alas there is no moral hazard in the government bailing out the CEO's of Bear Stearns, unscrupulous home loan companies for their terrible if not illegal mistakes. Oh no, those execs in a number of cases were rewarded for leading their company into belly up decisions by excessive bonuses and desirable retirement and resignation packages. Thry don't even rate a slap on the wrist, in facy the government would be giving them a pat on the back if there was enough room on their back to do that, being as their back is loaded with their rewards for "doing a nice job". posted 03/27/2008 at 08:19:02

Due to the word limitation the above deke33 post had to be curtailed. But in essence check the legislation passed by Republicans when they were in control and see who benefitted. Check the legislation that Republicans now oppose and see who gets harmed.
Give me a good leader, sexual peccadilloes and all as opposed to a strait laced mama's boy every time. posted 03/27/2008 at 08:05:16

For the life of me I don't understand the medias fascination with the sexual escapades of our leaders. If history be the judge in recent years, Bill Clinton's sexual digressions were part of 8 years of the best of economic times and the best of wars where we lost no lives and had the world on our side.
Comparing the Clinton era with the Bush era is living proof of that. If Bush succeeds in not having sexual pecadilloes or at least not caught in having his peccadilloes bared to the public leaves us with only one assumption. Sexually errant Presidents/governors have proved to be better for this nation. What has supposedly strait laced Bush?Cheney wrought for this nation.
1. Lies to get us in an unnecessary war.
2. Ever changing alibis for the necessity of an unjustified invasion of a paper tiger nation.
3. Loss of 4000+ lives.
4. Over 30000 severely wounded troops.
5. A cakewalk of a war that is now over 6 years old.
6. A war that there is no end to.
7. A bankruptcy law that under the moral hazard doctrine hurts the poor only.
8. A bailout of CEOs and companies who shilled the market where the moral hazard doctrine does not apply to those same CEOs and companies.
9. A recession that may lead to a depression that might make the 1930's seem like a cakewalk. posted 03/27/2008 at 08:01:29

Chelsea Clinton Has Quick Response For Lewinsky Question

There could not be a more appropriate answer. I wonder why no one brings up the classless and crude remarks Limbaugh made about Chelsea when she was very young? posted 03/27/2008 at 08:33:18

Report: Wall Street May Cut 20,000 Jobs Over 2 Years

Not only the outsourcing of American jobs to foreign countries, but how about bailing out Bear Stearns from an administration that says it doesn't want Congress to overregulate the free enterprise system. What do they think bailing out Bear Stearns and the culprits who made such bad loans to home owners is if not regulating the free market system. But notice how quickly the bailout came for the very culprits who made the bad if not crooked decisions, and how slowly efforts are moving to help the people who for whatever reason will lose their homes. posted 03/25/2008 at 09:07:00

A Collection Of Hateful Comments That Can Be Found On Fox News' Website

I just love it when Bill harps on the sexual enterprises of others. How much did Bill O pay for phone sex? Spitzer's spendings (take this which ever way you wish) seems a pittance compared to Bill for satisfying sexual urges. posted 03/21/2008 at 08:14:26

Don't you just love it when Bill O waxes eloquent on the sexual peccadilloes of others? posted 03/21/2008 at 06:43:34

The Most Dramatically Tragic Week

Isn't it amazing the speed with which this government rushes to bail out companies, corporations and CEOs who produced their own private hell with other people's money and then are rewarded by millions of bonuses for their effort to ruin the businesses they were in.
Now watch the months of finagling, delaying, and obstructing help for the victims of the above crimes. Take note, thus far nary a one in the credit industry and mortgaging industry has been indicted. Indeed it seems the right is more apt to heap praise on these culprits because they think these crooks represent the entreprenurial spirit. posted 03/21/2008 at 06:53:57

Bill O'Reilly Needs to Enroll in "Understanding the Internet 101"

I wonder if Bill O ever gave a second's thought that the female producer with whom he had phone sex with might have considered his talks with her hate speech? posted 03/21/2008 at 08:23:36

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