Malloy Thread 2

is this heaven?...! :)

Protest dude?

Alice submits:

White Magnolia Blossom-

WOW..stunning... beautiful...

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Tx Alice!!

(Makin' me think of a kindred spirit; )

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"Parodies for Peace Movement"
(It's called a protest movement.)
PEACHES (aka "Soft and Fuzzy Anonymous")

hear Sam on the car for the first time...

C9
Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 08/13/2007 - 11:32pm.

Wow, Sam is subbing for Rachel and Mike? That is a 5 hour show.

is like an old friend from High School! You can get together and it is a recipe for great times!

Submitted by Kevin © on Mon, 08/13/2007 - 11:33pm.
Don't know what it is...I have a thing for Orchids ....

Liar!!

he's on the Mike Malloy show -- I can listen to him streaming on KTPK here in Seattle.

Thanks!

Thom Hartmann does 5 hours everyday locally in portland or. One is his national show and the other is his local show.

If Sam did the same thing it would be fine by me.

Hi Kev! :)

2004 ballots not preserved
Submitted by edna ellen poe on Mon, 08/13/2007 - 11:16pm

Sorry but you Link doesn't work.Wish it did. :)

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Zeppelin
Submitted by KT4 on Mon, 08/13/2007 - 11:37pm.

You evil little pony!

goddessdelirious.com

Zeppelin
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Submitted by KT4 on Mon, 08/13/2007 - 11:37pm.
is like an old friend from High School!

No kidding... it was the required music for making out!

Is just fine. No wild eyed, left wing, commies need apply!

MOOO!!

Blackangus!!!

Free Democracy

I forwarded it to a few people, even though the link has been taken down.

goddessdelirious.com

"Some guy describing the Bush Admin as an example of anarchy..."

You know what I find interesting, whenever someone is misusing the terms "capitalism" or "anarchy" they're always really talking about the same corporate rightwing libertarian ideology. Fascism, basically.

Protest dude? Anonymous submits:

Whad Up Wit Da Flowers

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My name's PEACHES ~ but I likes protestin'!!!

Can't ya smell the fresh & sweet air?

Can't ya hear that peachy blossom - Seder ~ on the air today?

Life is blossomin'!!

♫♪♫♪♫♪♫♪Give PEACHES A Chance♫♪♫♪♫♪♫♪

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PEACHES (aka "Soft and Fuzzy Anonymous")

more music from my highschool years..

Well, if you see her, give her my regards....

goddessdelirious.com

Rove ... He has served his country long and well...
Submitted by Kevin © on Mon, 08/13/2007 - 11:12pm.
And Charlie Manson ran a great summer Camp ... 8-)

HaHa!

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Believe me, you'll love her! You may even dust off your photo-shopped picture of Hillary in the dominatrix outfit you've hidden in the back of your closet.

Nova M Radio. It has a nice ring to it.

When he fills in for Mike Mulloy he gets to respond to callers and it is honestly when he is at his best. Not that he is ever nearly as bad as Lionel.

If I was a 15 year old girl I would say "OMG! Those time share guys are so totally GAY!"

But I'm not a 15 year old girl, so I won't say it.

She's at Kos?
Submitted by Catharine on Mon, 08/13/2007 - 11:49pm.

I was digging the Pink Floyd bumper, myself.

has a fantastic ring.

The spirit of Seder through his audience might make Sam really break one loose. He seems easy to spin up tonight, I think because of the audience.

What a great show.

Granted ... Aerosmith isn't Zep . but it's still some damn fine classic rock.

What was it again .. the second side of Zeppelin 4?? From "Fast Times??" I never got that .. til I started having sex and heard "When the Levee Breaks" again .. THEN I got it!!

All your base are belong to us.

Free Democracy

Dudley Do Nothing is a joke. I doubt he'll even run. He's too lazy.

and does that video taping of his entire work day, then I'll bet he would take IM's for input on decisions...that would be cool..

Fill in for someone else......... don't leave......

STAY ON!

...and "Night Moves"

ok, I'll even admit to Elton John and Queen. I really liked Alice Cooper, until my mother said she liked it too. Then I gave her my album.

Anyone else pick up on the emphasis in the "I hope to do this again REAL soon"??? Or was I just dreaming....?

Republicans for Voldemort

In my life is something lacking, what I needs ah,..... Seder on every day

And I'm still awake! Sam is so energizing!

This has been great - five hours of Sam! Yay!

AC
More liberal media at The Sideshow

is that a Georgia O'Keefe

Whaddya expect? They ARE genitals.

The Blue Horde

thanks Sam

Very good! Totally forgot about Georgia in all the insanity of life these days!

who needz that has-been connie

when you got...

a whole lotta meg

: )

Rove must love his kids more than George does them. No wonder the twins turn to the bottle for comfort. Between that and Babs as a mimi...... ech.....

They would just Love these Pix! HeeHee! :)

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Meg already knows that, KY

Georgia is awesome. I should get some prints of her for my classroom.

Get locked in YouTube!! :)

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My ears definitely perked up when I heard Sam say "I hope to do this again REAL soon" ... I thought perhaps it was just my wishful thinking that he really meant something in the way he said that. I certainly hope so. The Greens are really doing the progressive movement a disservice by NOT having Sam on everyday. But, then again, I realize they are not interested in a movement ... just $$$$.

I sure hope Sam can find a daily spot somewhere. I was thrilled to have 5 hours of Sammy today! Great job as always, Sam!!! Thank you!

Stacy in Indiana

Fred Thompson/Dudley Do Nothing

Submitted by Meg on Mon, 08/13/2007 - 11:57pm.

Dudley Do Nothing is a joke. I doubt he'll even run. He's too lazy.
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I agree. I bet when he heard the news today about the fact that NBC will cut Law & Order if he declares, he went... "Wait. What?"

No way is he gonna give up his Hollywood career for political shit, and all the hassle.

And how would he be able to slip out the back, to hang at the gay clubs or with all the Mexican boys with everybody watching?

goddessdelirious.com

see you Sunday...Sammycam permitting

Someone said you and your room mate took off on your bikes across Australia. Is that true?

stole my line! lol..Even Bush's dog Barney has Executive Privilege! Not the best line,but..Oh nevermind :)

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No....

Ono's been around....

Haven't ya?

goddessdelirious.com

Good one Cathy!

Submitted by Cathy in Seattle on Tue, 08/14/2007 - 12:14am.

Someone said you and your room mate took off on your bikes across Australia. Is that true?

goddessdelirious.com

we salute you

(sorry, cathy -- for the word i'm about to use)

SEDER!!!

YOU'RE A CUNT!!!

an incompetent pathetic cunt

what do you do all week?

a less incompetent pathetic cunt would ensure that his technical issues would be taken care of

but oh no not our sam...

(YOU CUNT!!!)

With Landscapes, Meg! ; )

Ono wasn't biking across Austrailia, he was swimming the ocean to get here to see moi.
He finally made it to Cali, now he just has to figure out how to get across a few thousand miles to where I am.

Speaking of AC{CD, I saw a little girl with a shirt on that was like their logo, only it said AB{CD. It was cute.

on the online users list

: )

But not with your Flair,ofcourse! :)

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of oz zen

our singing parliamentarians

perform midnight oil

Alexander Downer - US Forces

Peter Costello - Beds Are Burning

oh, yes...

"the system is working"

My fave is "godammitkitty". Oh If I only had a dollar for every time I had uttered that phrase...

How ya been?Good I hope.. :)

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eya Meg!

no shit! snorky encounters california!

(snickers!)

Hee! :)

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got some gorilla issues to attend to

before i can resume blogging uninterrupted

Outside View: Rebuilding arms control
Published: Aug. 10, 2007 at 6:04 PM
By DAVID MOSHER and F. STEPHEN LARRABEE
UPI Outside View Commentators

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In effect, the Russians have simply adopted the Bush administration’s own unilateralist approach to arms control.

Unilateralism was at the heart of the Bush administration’s foreign policy when it came to power in 2001. The administration quickly denounced a wide range of international agreements and ongoing negotiations, many of which had been created by years of U.S. leadership.

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The centerpiece of the administration’s agenda was scrapping the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty so that the United States could develop and deploy missile defenses how and where it wanted. In response, an angry Russia refused to ratify the strategic arms reduction treaty called START II, an accord that was negotiated by Bush’s father and would have eliminated all multiple-warhead intercontinental ballistic missiles.

Today all that remains of the limits on offensive nuclear forces and missile defenses are the START I and INF treaties, which are now the only accords that permit on-site inspections of nuclear forces and require consultative meetings.

START I is set to expire in 2009, and the Bush administration has shown no interest in extending it. The 2002 Moscow treaty will reduce forces below START levels by 2012 but has no inspection provisions and will expire the day after the limits are reached.

YIKES!!!

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Thanks everybody for all the great links and stories!
See ya on SEDER SUNDAY!

?? Sorry I'm a bit slow sometimes :)

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I think he's talking about a hairy back.

have been asking about you? Were starting to get abit worried.. :)

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//"The fight against bad English is not frivolous", said George Orwell, who argued that, "the slovenliness of our language makes it easier for us to have foolish thoughts". These days one of the strongest proponents of Orwell's argument that sloppy writing breeds sloppy thinking is a man called Denis Dutton.... he ran an extremely successful annual Bad Writing contest for turgid prose from around the world.//

(transcript & audio)

LOL. :)

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as in the 800lb gorilla in my brain!

i plan to sneak up on it...

slip it a rohypnol-laced banana

and cut the fuckers throat

I got the idea from this episode of South Park ("Cat Orgy")

But of course, the phrase is endlessly useful in daily life! ;)

Hope & Onions

I've downloaded Sam subbing for Rachel, but I can't find a .mp3 of Sam on Malloy :(

I know...greedy, greedy, greedy. Thought it was worth a shot to ask, just in case ;)

Hope & Onions

:)

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Blue Springs, MO ...

Hm...

That sounds really familiar ...

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Lewisville, TX also sounds familiar...

Where have I heard of these places before?

goddessdelirious.com

But, it'll have to wait...

I know you'll be sad.... but....

goddessdelirious.com

until i take my shirt off and sing ac/dc songs in your living room

take care

: )

yours,

ronald belford ono

("bon" scott's real name)

What is it?
:)

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Dogs Against Romney:

http://dogsagainstromney.blogspot.com/

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Sweet Dreams ~ zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
~Peaches

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Cavuto: "Karl Rove leaving: A loss for Wall Street?"

http://mediamatters.org/items/200708130009

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To those few last remaining FoxNews listeners:

If you believe this shit, then you deserve everything you get. And by the way, don't come looking for sympathy or handouts from us when you're out on the streets.

goddessdelirious.com

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Media ignore Rove's leak, White House falsehoods, Bush's promise to fire leaker

http://mediamatters.org/items/200708130005

goddessdelirious.com

Love that movie! My gran is Scottish ;)

Hope & Onions

Love that movie too..Thanks for the link.. :)

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After much searching, I found this picture. Darby is on the far right. A picture is worth a thousand words, right?

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Scary !!
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Have a good one!
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Why isn't Congress helping the American people for whom they work?
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but oh, the nightmares I will have, MMRules ;)

Too much Rove today, for me. I'm sure Darby's thinkin the same thing!!

Cheers & goodnight!
GDK
Hope & Onions

TACOMA — A man accused of having sex with a goat has been charged with animal cruelty.

Charging papers say a witness saw 63-year-old Arthur Lawton having sex with a goat May 8 in a barn at Eatonville's Pioneer Farm Museum.

Lawton missed a scheduled arraignment on Aug. 3, but has since turned himself in to Pierce County sheriff's deputies.

He's the second person charged in the county since the Legislature made bestiality a crime in response to the fatal injury to a man having sex with a horse in Enumclaw.

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2003830377_webgoatsex10m...

And,a Rush listener!! :)

Funny URL! :)

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a anon post of Rush Listeners"who are these people"earlier today.Pretty funny! :)

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Hey guys.

Just passing by to say hi.

Regards to all.

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By Josh Marshall
The Post is starting us off right this week with a story about PACs that do little but raise money to raise more money and keep the staff employed -- which leads to an analysis the Posties did of ex-everything-and-nothing Linda Chavez's network of political action committees with names like "Republican Issues Committee, the Latino Alliance, Stop Union Political Abuse and the Pro-Life Campaign Committee."

Here's the key passage ...

Of the $24.5 million raised by the PACs from January 2003 to December 2006, $242,000 -- or 1 percent -- was passed on to politicians, according to a Washington Post analysis of federal election reports. The PACs spent even less -- $151,236 -- on independent political activity, such as mailing pamphlets.
Instead, most of the donations were channeled back into new fundraising efforts, and some were used to provide a modest but steady source of income for Chavez and four family members, who served as treasurers and consultants to the committees. Much of the remaining funds went to pay for expenses such as furniture, auto repairs and insurance, and rent for the Sterling office the groups share. Even Chavez's health insurance was paid for a time from political donations.

"I guess you could call it the family business," Chavez said in an interview
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by digby

There's a ton of good coverage about Rove's resignation today all over the blogosphere, too many to link. But be sure to check around and read them all. Jane Hamsher wondered this morning what the press isn't telling us and it's a natural question. Considering the fact that Rove is currently under a cloud in a number of different scandals as Marcy Wheeler points out here, it's really not all that surprising that he would rather suddenly need to "spend more time with his family." (I can't believe they actually used that cliche when he has one kid who is in college.)

There are many possibilities but I would love for him to be taken down for his vote-rigging schemes in the Department of Justice and what I suspect is his involvement in political spying. After all, it's been his MO since he started in politics. As I wrote earlier this year:

My suspicion has always been that there was some part of this program --- or an entirely different program --- that included spying on political opponents. Even spying on peace marchers and Greenpeace types wouldn't seem to me to be of such a substantial departure from the agreed upon post 9/11 framework that it would cause such a reaction from the top brass, nor would it be so important to the president that he would send Gonzales and Card into the ICU to get Ashcroft to sign off on it while he was high on drugs.
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Submitted by davidswanson on Tue, 2007-08-14 00:16. Activism

U.S. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi to Tour Lower Ninth Ward on Tuesday, August 14th

From 9 a.m. to Noon tomorrow, Tuesday, Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other Congressional Democrats are expected to tour the Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans, La., including visiting some clinics, among them the Common Ground clinic at St. Claude.

At the same time, an airplane will be flying overhead trailing a banner reading:

"PELOSI IMPEACH BUSH! text IMPEACH to 30644"

Democrats.com and AfterDowningStreet.org are flying the banner and using it to organize citizens to lobby for impeachment.

We will be most grateful for any video footage or photographs that anyone can produce of the plane and banner, and especially of Pelosi's reaction to it or to questions about impeachment.

If you are able to shoot any video or photos, please let us know at david@davidswanson.org
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Tumbling Down: Diebold Stock Price Falls in Sell Off as Still More Company Fraud Comes to Light

Analyst Cuts DBD Rating 'citing possible legislative concerns in the company's voting machines business'
As Diebold Election System, Inc. Website Continues to Perpetuate Knowing Lies About 'Ballot Security' on Touch-Screen Voting Systems...

Po', po' Diebold. Being unAmerican only pays well up to a point, we guess, as the company's stock once again begins to tumble today after a key analyst cuts his rating for the once-great "security" company, citing "possible legislative concerns in the company's voting machines business."

The company claims, incorrectly, that their touch-screen voting systems "insure ballot anonymity" by scrambling "the order of cast ballots"...
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Rove's legacy: A White House
in shambles, failure after failure

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The resignation of Karl Rove, architect of President George W. Bush's election triumphs and a crucial behind-the-scenes policy guru, is the latest sign of the White House's diminished agenda and shattered dreams of a Republican super-majority, analysts said.

http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/08/13/america/assess.php

Petraeus: Maybe I should
have taken a civilian job

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He wondered whether he “should have taken that civilian job” before accepting what many see as the most unpromising command since that of Gen. Creighton W. Abrams Jr. in Vietnam.

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/08/14/world/middleeast/14petraeus.html

Congress must pursue Rove
investigation: New York Times

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A leading US newspaper called on Congress Tuesday to pursue its investigation of departing White House adviser Karl Rove, whom it accused of pursuing a ruthless brand of politics as "blood sport."

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20070814/pl_afp/uspoliticsrovepress_07081405...

Elizabeth Edwards unplugged

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In an interview in August's edition of The Progressive magazine, Elizabeth Edwards, wife of former Senator John Edwards, D-N.C., takes candid shots at the other candidates battling for the Democratic nomination against her husband.

http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalradar/2007/08/elizabeth-edwar.html

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Bomber strikes
bridge in Iraq; many dead

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A suicide truck bomber struck a strategic bridge north of Baghdad on Tuesday, sending cars plunging into the river and killing at least 10 people, police said.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070814/ap_on_re_mi_ea/iraq;_ylt=AjGobb_euPY...

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. Fitzmas? Is Fitzmas over now? Ha ha ha ha ha ha. Rove is moving into attack mode again. 2008 !!!! Rove is gonna git ya....again!!! Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

What's happening? For me, not much. Don't work til Wednesday.

I did get a project from one of my political groups though.

What they asked me to do is to find people that have run for local offices in our county, check the voting records and find the Dems. I'm making an excel spread sheet of those and the group will ask them if they would want to run for county offices.

New Rules Would Let Gonzales "Fast Track" Executions

http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-na-penalty14aug14,0,2441069.stor...

"Witness to History": The Karl Rove QuizPaul Slansky, 08.13.2007

Which convicted Watergate conspirator was the young nerdy Karl Rove a protégé of?
a) Jeb Magruder. b) G. Gordon Liddy. c) H. R. (Bob) Haldeman. d) Donald Segretti.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/paul-slansky-/witness-to-history-the_b_602...

And good for them! :)

I should know this..Magruder?
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Donald Segretti

Donald H. Segretti (born September 17, 1941 in San Marino, California) was a political operative for the Committee to Re-elect the President (Nixon) during the 1970s. Segretti ran a campaign of dirty tricks (which he dubbed 'ratfucking') against the Democrats. His actions were part of the larger Watergate Scandal.

In 1974, Segretti pleaded guilty to three misdemeanor counts of distributing illegal (in fact, forged) campaign literature and was sentenced to prison. One notable example of his wrong-doing was a faked letter on Democratic presidential candidate Edmund Muskie's letterhead falsely alleging that U.S. Senator Henry "Scoop" Jackson, a fellow Democrat, had had an illegitimate child with a 17-year-old.

In the 1976 film about Watergate, All the President's Men, Segretti was played by Robert Walden.

Segretti was a lawyer who served as a prosecutor for the military and later as a civilian. However, his license was suspended for two years following his conviction. In 1995, he ran for a local judgeship in Orange County, California. However, he quickly withdrew from the race when his campaign awakened lingering anger over his involvement in the Watergate Scandal.

In 2000, Segretti served as co-chair of John McCain's campaign in Orange County, California.[1]

He holds a B.S. in Finance from the University of Southern California (1963) and a J.D. from UC Berkeley Law School (1966).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Segretti

Great hearing Sam, was not aware of him subing for Rachel....so is he coming on again today?

Damn,I forgot!They were both Rat-F-ckers!Mostly U$C alumni worked for Segretti!Another reason to hate U$C! Hee!
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McCain's "Straight Talk Express" Reduced To Just Him And One Aide

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070813/pl_nm/politics_mccain_dc;_ylt=AgG0sK...

I did respect this man in the past. Sad

in your face and you said Samuel has idle hands...he was all over the place last night....now APOLOGIZE!

tonid.. :)
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Tomorrow, a three-judge panel will hear arguments on whether a legal battle relating to Bush’s NSA spy program “can go forward.” “The outcome could determine whether the courts will ever rule on the legality of surveillance conducted by the NSA without judicial oversight between 2001 and January 2007.”

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/08/13/AR200708...

Former Texas Republican Party chairman Thomas Pauken said of Rove: “It is dangerous to put political consultants in charge of policy. … The combination of big-government conservatism and the extraordinary neoconservative influence on foreign policy has been devastating.”

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/08/13/AR200708...

Not for slacking on threads/blog etc..
Unfortunately,most of the time he acts like we are not even here..Answering only IM
questions during commercial breaks..Letting threads go into the 300's.If he dosen't have time he can always post a open thread.Holly Guava,give me the Admin. code,and I'll do it!
I love Sammy too!I'll stop my bitching..But,for awhile now it just seems the blog is a pain to him..Hopefully I'm wrong.It wouldn't be the first,or last time. :)

Wait till you meet Ono.......
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Rove: ‘I’m Moby Dick.’ In an interview today, Karl Rove said, “I’m realistic enough to understand that the subpoenas are going to keep flying my way. I’m Moby Dick and we’ve got three or four members of Congress who are trying to cast themselves in the part of Captain Ahab — so they’re going to keep coming.”

http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/08/20070813-10.html

i hope and pray man that they stop this BS...Why is everyone so OK with the fucker

i guess you just read him his rights so maybe now he will get it!

Beavis or Butthead?
I think Beavis.
Lay off the coffee, sport.
You obviously can't handle it.
Or is that a sugar problem?

When we first started blogging on Majority Report blog, during a show, we had over a thousand posts on a thread and that was for each hour of the show. It was very difficult for dial up people.

In fact, that is when I decided to go DSL.

And that is when Sam's staff was larger. Sam's doing alot of this alone now. Once in awhile Lauren will post a thread, but, it's almost all Sam now.

I'm sure he is sleeping in today, after a double show yesterday. Remember, there is preparation time before the show so he is working b4 the show goes on.

In my younger days I worked for a radio station, WJJD - Rock, so I do know the prep. I did what Lauren does but it was called something different.

Reporters told to testify in leak case

Judge: Reporters Must Reveal Sources in Anthrax Leak Case

MATT APUZZO
AP News

Aug 13, 2007 19:24 EDT

Five journalists must identify the government officials who leaked them details about a scientist under scrutiny in the 2001 anthrax attacks, a federal judge said Monday.

U.S. District Judge Reggie B. Walton ordered the reporters to cooperate with Steven J. Hatfill, who accused the Justice Department and FBI of violating the federal Privacy Act by giving the media information about the FBI's investigation of him.

The reporters named in the opinion are Michael Isikoff and Daniel Klaidman of Newsweek, Allan Lengel of The Washington Post, Toni Locy, formerly of USA Today, and James Stewart, formerly of CBS News.

Walton denied Hatfill's request to demand information from the media companies ABC, The Washington Post, Newsweek, CBS, The Associated Press, The Baltimore Sun and The New York Times.

Hatfill's attorneys want the reporters to reveal the identities of law enforcement officials who were cited anonymously in stories about the investigation. The journalists gave depositions under a court order but refused to reveal their sources, arguing that the First Amendment and a federal common-law privilege shield them from having to disclose the names.

Walton disagreed. He said District of Columbia federal courts have historically denied a common-law reporter's privilege and said he would not "bring into being such a privilege."

Creating such a privilege in this case would have the "perverse effect" of handicapping a plaintiff whose good name was destroyed by government leaks, Walton said. The reporters' fear that testifying would chill the flow of information, Walton said, is outweighed by the Privacy Act lawsuit.

Five people were killed and 17 sickened by anthrax that was mailed to lawmakers on Capitol Hill and members of the news media in New York and Florida just weeks after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

Hatfill, who worked at the Army's infectious diseases laboratory at Fort Detrick, Md., from 1997 to 1999, was publicly identified as "a person of interest" in the investigation by then-Attorney General John Ashcroft.

The case remains unsolved.

he apologized, so lets leave it like that...its also his party and he can cry if he wants too...capish?

but he lets threads go over 300 on weeks he's only working 1 day aweek!
Trust me I know how lucky I am to have a blog like this.Free form and all.
If I could write better I'd be over a Kos or someplace.But,I can't so your stuck with me!And,my goofy pix..
Sorry,it's just been bugging me for awhile.The End..No mass.. :)

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Do you think Sam should worry about a small handful of people just hanging around?

ACLU officials met with Justice Department officials yesterday to learn more about the administration’s surveillance efforts under FISA. Wouldn’t you know it, the DoJ was less than forthcoming.

Dear Mr. Attorney General:

Today, my staff was briefed by the Justice Department regarding guidelines to institute the new foreign to domestic wiretapping authority Congress granted to you this month by The Protect America Act.

Regrettably, my colleagues reported that they learned virtually nothing new about how you intend to use the broad new authority to intercept emails and phone calls when one party is in the U.S., or how those U.S. people will be protected from unwarranted government intrusion. With so much at stake, the public needs to have a fuller understanding of what its Justice Department will be doing with its most private communications.

Who could have guessed?

Hell Ya troll!What's you pupose Butthead?!
Buy one of those Troll books on the blog.Be useful Buttcheeks!

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A hand full of groupies that won't go home after the show is over and everyone has moved on. Now they want service. Pull up a curb and drink some water out of the hose on the side of the building. Shows over!

When it gets to page two it's a pain.

I wonder of Sam can lengthen the first page to maybe 500 posts b4 it goes to page 2. It wouldn't help the need for a new thread but it would make it easier to read and post.

My thought...he's more attentive to the blog when he's working more. Or when some news happens that he feels we need to know about.

For Christ's sake, how pathetic.

Are on the Money!Your right!I just need to Up my Meds again!! :)

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judge walton---is he not the one who rule against scooter? now he is going up against the anthranx...same person....if yes bushits are in trouble!

A. some loser nerd who uses PhotoShop to cut & paste Miss November's body on Jessica Alba and then "spends some quality ALONE time" with it, because he'll never get a girl?

B. some left-wingers who uses PhotoShop to cut & paste various "humorous" photos of Karl Rove, because they'll never get their "frog-march with Fed marshals"?

No impeachment, no Fitz-mas, no Gonzo Gone, and then Hillary as your nominee in less than 6 months and Nancy Pelosi stomps Cindy Sheehan by 60-70 points in '08.

You guys are in for a BAD year and a half!

But I'll be here to cheer you up----your ol' pal, Gare!

and no one has answered my original question yet? why does bush's jaw no longer rock like it used to before?? it bothers me for true!

"No, Gare, YOU are the pathetic one!"

You guys are nothing if not original---Gare

LOL!

Edwards Advances Credit Issues

By Elizabeth Warren | bio
John Edwards has made us think hard about two Americas. In a Businessweek interview released today, he makes credit cards a central issue as he reaches out to working families. Here's the exchange:

Q: As President, what would you do to help middle-class Americans reduce credit-card debt and help lower-income people avoid getting trapped by predatory credit-card lenders?

Edwards:
What we're going to do is restore balance in the credit-card market. I am proposing a Borrower's Security Act that would do the following: first, require credit-card companies to disclose the true cost of making only minimum payments, as many consumers do.

Second, I would restore a 10-day grace period before imposing late fees and penalty rates.

Third, apply interest-rate increases to future balances only.

And fourth, end the practice of universal default, where a creditor can change a borrower's terms based on their debt payments to other creditors. We also need a new consumer protection commission, which I would call the Family Savings & Credit Commission, whose job it'll be to review all the financial services products that are being marketed to families and ensure that the terms are reasonable and fairly disclosed. [The commission would] oversee all types of financial institutions whether chartered under federal or state law.

http://warrenreports.tpmcafe.com/blog/warrenreports/2007/aug/12/edwards_...

Shit-flinging monkey boys with no friends,
comes to mind.
I had a big laugh at Gare flinging shit on the abandoned blog.
Not too quick on the uptake, are "our" trolls ;)

I wish I could help you on the jaw thing, but I don't know the answer.

It is rumored that Bush has medical problems that haven't been divulged so maybe the jaw thing is part of that.

you are so so sweet---medical problems? i heard he got off the street meds and is on the legal ones??? i believe this story rather not medical problems---geez?

Senior US official likens challenges facing America, Roman Republic John Byrne
Published: Tuesday August 14, 2007

The US comptroller general David Walker issued a report last week in Chicago in which he likened the present situation in the United States to the Roman Republic or an organization that fails to adapt and "may not survive."

Nobody reported it. The first report of the speech came today in London's Financial Times.

Walker, who heads the Congressional, nonpartisan Government Accountability Office has offered dire forecasts for the United States in the past. In interviews with 60 Minutes and NPR, he's said that he believes the US cannot continue to live at such levels of prosperity indefinitely, since much of current prosperity is erected upon debt.

"Throughout history, many great nations have also failed to survive," Walker told an audience in Chicago last week. "I should point out that the longest standing republic and the major superpower of its day no longer exists, and that's the Roman Republic."

He warned of “striking similarities” between the current crises facing America and the factors toppled Rome, including “declining moral values and political civility at home, an over-confident and over-extended military in foreign lands and fiscal irresponsibility by the central government."

"In my view," he added, "it's time to learn from history and take steps to ensure the American Republic is the first to stand the test of time."

America's top government inspector didn't stop there. He also bemoaned US fiscal policy, underfunded healthcare, poor public schools, lack of retirement benefits, a worsening environment, Iraq, aging infrastructure and immigration policy. His remark about "aging infrastructure" came just days before the Minneapolis bridge collapse.

"Simply stated, America is on a path toward an explosion of debt," he added. "And that indebtedness threatens our country's, our children's, and our grandchildren's futures."

"Long range simulations from my agency are chilling," he continued. "If we continue as we have, policy makers will eventually have to dramatically and/or slash government services the American people depend on and take for granted. Just pick a program -- student loans, the interstate highway system, national parks, federal law enforcement, and even our armed forces."

http://rawstory.com/news/2007/Senior_US_official_likens_challenges_facin...

Just now getting to hear the Rachael Maddow show from last night. Sam was in premium form.

I heard just a bit of Malloy's show. Sam in Mike's slot is always surreal.

I'll be quiet now so I can listen.

just catching up on this thread.

I was wondering where you were. The meteor shower was quite a show, I understand.

I can't see it from here because of the ground light.

:)

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about this Rushing guy.

I had not heard of him before the show last night. Very interesting.

Man,I knew I was forgetting something.Damn!Bummed.O'well..Ya snoze ya lose..
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Just wait till she slams you off blog.

you don't see Bridge anymore do you?

Kucinich: DLC agenda 'indistinguishable' from Neoconservative agenda
David Edwards and Muriel Kane
Published: Monday August 13, 2007

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Presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich, a consistent opponent of the war in Iraq, appeared Sunday on ABC's This Week, telling host George Stephanopoulos, "I think that the support is building in my direction."

Stephanopoulos suggested instead that the response to Kucinich merely represents the Democratic Party's "liberal base" and that the "centrists" of the Democratic Leadership Council under Howard Ford believe that Kucinich's ideas "could hurt the party."

Stephanopoulos quoted Ford as saying, "'George W. Bush is handing us Democrats our Hoover moment'" and told Kucinich, "They believe that if the party follows your path, they're going to blow this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity."

"You have to keep in mind that the center has shifted in our politics," Kucinich responded, smiling. "I'm really at the center, and all the other candidates are to the right of me. And they're to the right of the American people."

"The Democratic Leadership Council's agenda is indistinguishable from the Republican Neoconservative agenda," he went on. "They want to continue to stay in Iraq. They reject the idea of a not-for-profit health care system. ... These analysts are ... trying to keep a politics that really helps support a privileged few at the expense of the many. So I'm the candidate of the people."

Stephanopoulos then switched to the topic of Iraq, asking, "What is the plan after you bring the troops home?"

"We must engage Syria and Iran and other nations in the region to put together this international security and peacekeeping force that would move in as our troops leave," said Kucinich. "The occupation is fueling the insurgency. ... That's why we must leave. And the incentive [for other nations to cooperate] is stability in the region. ... Every country's concerned about the instability which our occupation of Iraq continues to bring."

"In your view, what role do nuclear weapons play in our defense arsenal and under what circumstances would you use them?" Stephanopoulos asked.

"I think that the United States must lead the way for nuclear abolition," Kucinich replied, calling any talk of keeping all options on the table, even with reservations, "not acceptable."

"We need to rebuild our relationship with Russia," Kucinich stated, "and we also need to tamp down the violence on the Asian subcontinent. For anyone to talk about attacking Pakistan with any kind of weapons just begs the question as to whether they have the fitness to be president because that could set of a nuclear exchange of Pakistan with India. ... The idea that somehow by having nuclear weapons you make the world a safer place is essentially insane."

The following video is from ABC's This Week, broadcast on August 12.

I just read the thread, and I missed A/O.

But on the bright side I made through Rachel's show uninterrupted!

Nice pictures MMR.

I don't know about Sam subbing today Lucille. I don't believe so.

Capish!
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Where are all the others?

Lots of people missing here. Wonder why they left...

Thanks Fernando! But, I should have been outside watching the Meteor shower!
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Karl Rove biographer: 'This is the end of the Bush presidency' David Edwards and Muriel Kane
Published: Monday August 13, 2007

Wayne Slater, author of The Architect: Karl Rove and the Master Plan for Absolute Power, joined CNN on Monday to deliver what was, in effect, a political obituary on both Rove and the Bush administration.

"He can be called ... someone who was extraordinarily successful in the politics of -- politics," said Slater. "He is brilliant as a political strategist, and yet at the end, we've seen this colossal failure by the Bush administration, this collapse, and he has to bear some responsibility for that as well."

Slater suggested that Rove was responsible, in particular, for the administration's failure on the issue of illegal immigration. "I blame in large part Karl Rove and his politics," he stated. "He approached the White House to win by division, to divide Republicans from Democrats, and, in some cases, various elements within the Republican Party against itself. ... That strategy works, and worked for a series of elections, so long as you only wanted to win by a vote or two. ... But what it leaves you is incapable of effectively governing."

"In the aftermath of 9/11," continued Slater, "Karl saw that the approach that would be most successful would be a very sharp and ruthless division of the electorate ... that effectively left the architecture of the architect's dream of an enduring majority really in doubt and, as we've seen, pretty much collapsing around him."

"This is the end of the Bush presidency," Slater concluded. "Absolutely."

The following video is from CNN's Your World Today, broadcast on August 13

http://rawstory.com/news/2007/Rove_must_bear_responsibility_for_colossal...

old republicans with thin skin patrol this blog.

Cheney’s chief of staff more powerful than Bush’s. In GQ magazine’s inaugural “50 Most Powerful People in D.C.” list, which hits newsstands later this month, Vice President Cheney’s chief of staff, David Addington, is ranked higher at number seven than both the outgoing Karl Rove and current White House chief of staff Joshua Bolten, who are placed at nine and sixteen respectively. GQ associate editor Greg Veis explained Addington’s placement to the Reliable Source:

He has done more than anyone else in government to provide the administration with its (sometimes dubious) legal justifications for expanding executive authority.

http://www.mediabistro.com/fishbowlDC/on/dcs_50_most_powerful_people_650...

Half of nation’s poor not receiving food stamps benefit. A study by the National Priorities Project finds that “half of the nation’s eligible poor aren’t getting the food stamps to which they’re entitled.” “We’ve got over 35 million people in this country struggling to get enough food to eat, and 50 percent of all low-income people are not receiving the benefit that is intended to alleviate this food insecurity,” said Greg Speeter, the project’s executive director. “While the food-stamp program provides a vital service, clearly too many people are still going without.”

http://thinkprogress.org/2007/08/14/half-of-nation%e2%80%99s-poor-not-re...

See the report here.

http://www.nationalpriorities.org/Anti-Poverty-Programs/Food-Stamp-Spend...

GET OFF THE RADIO AND ANSWER MY QUESTION---IS SAM ON AGAIN TONIGHT?

I don't think he is. I hear exactly the same stuff you do.

Welcome to Room 641A, Possible Warantless Wiretapping Center
This San Francisco AT&T office may be the center of government surveillance. Tomorrow, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals will rule on whether the room is a state secret that cannot be litigated for security reasons.

http://www.tpmmuckraker.com/archives/003914.php

FERRRRNANDO!

judge walton---is he not the one who rule against scooter? now he is going up against the anthranx...same person....if yes bushits are in trouble!

nah, more likely busy.

bridge has lots of friends here.

the trolls are lonely so pay them some attention.

SNAFUBAR is what we encounter most years so no biggie there.

i get to mess around in the shop today and start

on a Model A coupe hot rod later this week.

sounds like hours of tig welding

and some fancy metalwork.

Money Travels North
Here's an interesting graphical representation of where the federal earmarks go, courtesy of the Sunlight Foundation. The image shows earmarked federal dollars on a per capita basis by state.

I had to scrunch this image down a little. But as you can see, one fact stands out pretty clearly: Alaska bags a lot of earmarks. The runner up states tend to be smallish states. And that's a clear effect of the disproportionate weight small states get in the senate. But, still, Alaska gets almost four times more in federal earmark dollars than the next runner up, Hawaii.

Another interesting way to look at this is, look at the top three states: Alaska, Hawaii, and West Virginia. All smallish states but each also have senators that have been in office, respectively from 1968 (Stevens), 1963 (Inouye) and 1959 (Byrd).

All this said, I think earmarks in many ways have gotten a bad name. Earmarks seldom change or in theory at least never change the amount of money being spent. It simply takes the decision-making power over how money gets spent out of the hands of federal bureaucrats and puts it into the hands of legislators. It's a system rife with potential for abuse. But there's nothing wrong with it in itself. If a big federal transportation bill goes through you probably want your representative to do his or her best to make sure some of that money is allocated for making sure the bridge in your city gets fixed. The problem of course, or one of them, comes when he or she is earmarking money for some project on the other side of the country because it'll make millions for some campaign contributor who's bought your member of Congress.

--Josh Marshall

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/archives/016551.php

I think Walton is pissed off Lucille. He was a Bush appointee but like so many others, now understands what is going on.

Running or not?
Some leaders say 'not'
Hastert to announce election plans Friday

• Who'll be on ballot?: Possible Republican candidates quiet, while Dem contenders see new 'opportunity'

EVERYONE SHOULD BE PISSED OFF--that is what i also thought when i saw him again

Can you take a before pic of the Model A and update every once in a while?

is this what samuel was talking about yesterday....
Submitted by Lucille on Tue, 08/14/2007 - 10:59am.
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Then to claim that, there would HAVE to be ....people to his LEFT, as well....

who are they and why does Dennis NOT consider himself associated with them?

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Leadership Shortfalls Hinder Bio-Surveillance System, IG Says
By Rob Margetta, CQ Staff

Homeland Security Inspector General Richard L. Skinner says the department’s National Bio-Surveillance Integration System has suffered from a lack of direction and funding, insufficient staff and poor communication between management and contractors.

“The NBIS program has not had the sustained leadership and priority needed to ensure continued progress toward achieving bio-surveillance systems integration goals,” said an IG’s report, released Monday. “Although the program began with a clear mandate, strong support, and a strategy for accomplishing the presidential direction, for various reasons NBIS ownership has shifted among department organizations numerous times, with corresponding fluctuations in the program approach, priority and accomplishments.”

“In addition, NBIS has struggled in its inception to secure the staff needed to manage program activities effectively,” the report said.

Among the problems found in the report was NBIS’ lack of a full-time program manager for the first two years of its development. Before that, the system had a part-time supervisor, unfamiliar with DHS processes and lacking in hiring authority. NBIS then went through four managers in three years because of changes in agency ownership. It also lacked key staff members, including public health officials and representatives to work with the intelligence community.

The report comes at the same time as a House Energy and Commerce Committee investigation into the management and operation of NBIS. On Aug. 7, committee Chairman John D. Dingell, and Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee Chairman Bart Stupak, both Michigan Democrats, sent DHS Secretary Michael Chertoff a letter questioning the program’s progress and contract selection process. On Monday, Dingell said Skinner’s report showed the state of NBIS is worse than he had thought.

“The IG’s report documents bureaucratic muddle at its worst,” he said. “We didn’t realize what an understatement it was when NBIS told us its system was not operational. . . . More than three years after the president announced the creation of NBIS, it still has no permanent director or staff, and its computer system is still under development. This does not appear to be a functional operation.”

Energy and Commerce has said it does not have plans for a hearing, but one might eventually be held.

Ever hear of Google? Just kidding! :)
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Man in the Middle: Remember the Kuhns, who were hassled and arrested for displaying the U.S. flag upside down with protest signs on it in Asheville, N.C.? Well, turns out all charges were dropped. Pesky First Amendment got in the way, it seems.

http://madinthemiddle.blogspot.com/2007/07/first-amendment-arrest.html

http://thinkprogress.org/

http://oldamericancentury.org/

http://www.firedoglake.com/

"Can you take a before pic of the Model A and update every once in a while?"

yah, u betcha, usually do.

ever been to my website?

http://www3.telus.net/Art-Adventures/

I'll go look at it now SJ.

NO- ONLY "THE GOOGLE" you little trouble maker you!

we had a perfect view, was an amazing show all right.

did'nt really get going til 1 AM we watched for a coupla hours. 40 - 50 comets maybe?

some real flashy ones that lit up the sky this year!

also some weird bits and a satellite and some very strange airplane lights.

As I said, here there is too much ground light. I'd have to travel at least 50 miles to see the meteor showers.

a right winger on Karl Rove....

"He has served his country long and well, Rove was and is, at heart, a policy person, someone who has strong beliefs and a deep commitment to making our nation better."

Europe's youth take
complex view of US

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In dozens of interviews with Europeans under 30, a view of the United States marked by an often absolute disdain for the Iraq war and US foreign policy is evolving and broadening – with many acknowledging US creativity and "coolness" as well as negatives like arrogance.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/csm/20070813/wl_csm/ogeni;_ylt=AgNzFSBV90J2smMb3...

Sorry but,I just can't resist sometimes.. :)
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Atlantic depression builds,
another eyed in Gulf

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Tropical Depression 4 will likely strengthen into a tropical storm over the next day or so, while another depression could form in the Gulf of Mexico, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said Tuesday.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070814/us_nm/weather_td4_position_dc;_ylt=A...

Let's hope they don't do damage this year!

I always thought that this is what Billy Mumphrey was REALLY

saying when he said "hello to his Uncle."

Chicago may tax
bottled water

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Cooling off with bottled water could soon cost you more within the Chicago city limits if one alderman has his way.

http://cbs2chicago.com/topstories/local_story_226071318.html

But is this Alderman doing anything about BP's intention of emptying their waste into Lake Michigan?

we had 3 days of overcast before we had a clear night.

same the last few years too. was worth the wait though! simply amazing.

the ones going off at right angles still puzzle me as to "why"...

"mean mean babysitter"....

Talking with Dan Rather about the voting machines. I poste up blog about his special on HDtv.

The preview was good.

This one has run its course!

Ha!

i love it!

(course he only thinks in mainstream terms...)

I was looking through your pix,and came across "Grand Theft America".Very good little vid! Never seen it before..Also,just recieved my copy of"Armed Madhouse".Signed too!
A Worthy Cause!!
Whose going to keep Conyers,and the Democrats Imformed if Greg Palast goes under?!

Give till it hurts gang! :)
Greg Palast.com

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if we had 1 % of the newsteams loot even now we'd blow em away.

no way we're gonna get turned loose with any money to really look around.

at least this week. we're doing pretty good anywayas poverty stricken truth hunters.

The thread b4 this only has 97 posts. We could use that for awhile.

of thinking in conventional terms...

HE should actually know better and i know he does.

he's just sloppy in his memory and logic sometimes considering he wants credit as a scholar.

i like him despite his faults though, same with Sam. both of em at least trying to get 'it' right.

greg is the man, but needs a new hat! went to his website, thanx---

Imus primed for comeback. “Don Imus has reached a settlement with CBS over his multimillion-dollar contract and is negotiating with WABC radio to resume his broadcasting career there, according to CBS and a person familiar with the negotiations.”

http://www.wtopnews.com/index.php?nid=114&sid=1218288

Stewart Challenges Kristol, Says O’Hanlon And Pollack ‘Are Very Hawkish Guys’
On the Daily Show last night, host Jon Stewart challenged Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol’s claim that Brookings’ analysts Michael O’Hanlon and Ken Pollack are “skeptics of the war.”

Stewart pressed Kristol on why actual skeptics of the war should trust war hawks such as him “to undo the terrible thing” they created by pushing for the invasion of Iraq and making failed predictions at every turn. “Don’t trust me,” responded Kristol. “Trust skeptics of the war like Mike O’Hanlon and Ken Pollack.”

“They weren’t really skeptics,” Stewart said. “Ken Pollack would like us to invade Iran, for God’s sake…those are very hawkish guys.” Watch it: (video at link)

By challenging Kristol, Stewart has done something that most mainstream news outlets have failed to do, which is correctly label O’Hanlon and Pollack as hawks who supported both the initial invasion of Iraq and the President’s escalation strategy. Much of the mainstream media has referred to the two as “vocal critics” of the Bush administration.

Even though O’Hanlon has admitted that he “was not a critic of this war,” his and Pollack’s op-ed has enabled pro-war hawks like Kristol and Vice President Cheney to claim validation for their opinions from alleged critics. By labeling O’Hanlon and Pollack as critics, the media is giving political cover to the same voices who misguidedly pushed America into war in the first place.

UPDATE: During the interview, Kristol also said “it’s not a bad idea” to invade Iran and that Americans should let Iraq “play…out for the next six months.”

http://thinkprogress.org/2007/08/14/stewart-kristol-journalism/

Decider
Does President Bush need a primer on the US Constitution from Gen. Patraeus?

From the Times ...

His view, he says, is that he is “on a very important mission that derives from a policy made by folks at one end of Pennsylvania Avenue, with the advice and consent and resources provided by folks at the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue. And in September, that’s how I’m going to approach it.” Whether to fight on here, he says, is a “big, big decision, a national decision,” one that belongs to elected officials, not a field general.
--Josh Marshall

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/08/14/world/middleeast/14petraeus.html?_r=1&...

Sorry,I don't know what your talking about..HeeHee.. ;)
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Get Scared: Gonzales Given More Death Penalty Power
A new rule gives the Attorney General control over state death penalty cases. Considering he admitted to spending only 5-10 minutes on a federal case, it's a little troubling.

http://www.tpmmuckraker.com/archives/003917.php

Bill Mumphrey been saying hello to his Uncle here?
It's before my time..
Does he Ever say anything else?
Just wondering..Thanks.

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Submitted by Peter Dragon on Tue, 08/14/2007 - 12:01pm.
I always thought that this is what Billy Mumphrey was REALLY

saying when he said "hello to his Uncle."

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Mattel Recalls More Chinese Toys
Officials say no injuries have been recorded from the products.

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/news/2007/08/mattel_recalling_more_chinesem...

CNN reporter said that if the US doesn't buy the toys, China will sell them to another nation.

Of yesterday's shows?

Scooter passes

I fell for it.

:)
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