SEDER v MARON 10 am est

Quite a day ahead!

sam

#1 again?
did you see the 'nando picture..i gave you an answer previous thread

Once you wake up from the kook-aid, you can never go back.
The World Needs More SEDER!

i thought i had it

For once I beat you to it!

I get up for coffee and the thread explodes! Great reading...

my favorite thing about yourll is that it also sounds like URL which is so very internety.....nice double entendre....

Steve is here drinking his coffee and ready for the Sammy Cam!

I work but he is off and will work on our veggie garden today....
Its a good day....

Sam just signed on....

When I went searching for that post, I ran into the new one.

Just luck, I guess.

Are we ready for the thunder downunder ! ? ;)

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

what do you think? is it him? not my "regular 'nando look"...ha! THATS A RACIST COMMENT LUCILLE...WATCH YOUR MOUTH!!

A little taller than I imagined.

than he better come explain who the two are flying in the 'copter over rancho coocomongo..coz all i see is the back of their heads and he says its "him and taylor" dont look the same people to me!! yup my nosey behind needs an answer-

Bush Approval Remains at Record Low
President Bush's approval rating is just 22%, according to the latest American Research Group survey.

Key finding: "A total of 54% of Americans say their personal financial situations are getting worse, up from 46% in March and up from 31% a year ago."

http://americanresearchgroup.com/economy/

analysts that were bought to sell the war by the pentagon

Are we there yet?

North Carolina Democrats Scrap Debate
According to The Politico, the North Carolina Democratic Party has dropped plans for an April 27 debate.

"Clinton had agreed to the debate; Obama did not, and the party said in a statement that the clock had run out to organize a debate."

http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/0408/No_debate_for_Couric.html

they first have to figure out what the hell a debate is....

All I saw was a white truck with a man standing next to it that I assumed was Fernando.

yeah Crank, I read outloud in my head and have spelling anxiety. The Oprah/Tolle class that's been going on has a lot of information about the voices in your head. His theory, which I like, is that you are not the voices, you are the awareness of the voices.

After the ambush at the last debate, Obama is probably wondering "what comes after the kitchen sink?"

the clip before that picture...Rules help out here...you were having a hearty discussion with 'nando regarding this!

Last weeks was abit one sided.. ;)

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

I am happy that he is conveying the message in a palatable form for westerners.....

Submitted by mhappenow on Tue, 04/22/2008 - 9:48am.
they first have to figure out what the hell a debate is....
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No shit. (Not my most eloquent comment but it's short and succinct.)

That's a plane..De Plane.. ;)

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tim-robbins/addressing-the-national-a_b_96...

Activist/actor Tim Robbins' opening keynote speech for the National Association of Broadcasters Show in Las Vegas, which he delivered April 15, 2008.

I've got my hands full with
automotive repairs and other
chores at home this week, so
I will not be recording the svm during the
live vid-cast

Intravenous Caffeine available at the bar - help yourself.

Reality. TV. Two more reasons to read.

You don't have to burn books to destroy a culture. Just get people to stop reading them.
---Ray Bradbury

was incredibly artful...hilarious at first and then very serious...worth a listen

:)

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

Gasoline usage heads down

U.S. drivers are doing something they haven’t done for nearly two decades — consume less gasoline.

Gas consumption so far this year is down about 0.2 percent compared to last year, according to the Energy Information Administration. The federal agency is predicting that gasoline demand will be down 0.4 percent this summer and 0.3 percent for the year.

That may not sound like much, but it would be the first time since 1991 that there’s been a decline in annual gas consumption. And it would be only the eighth year since 1951 in which demand for gasoline has declined.

The federal agency noted that the decline was occurring in part because of a slowing economy. But it also said that higher gas prices were having an effect on demand.

“Sustained higher gasoline prices are beginning to show up in lower gasoline consumption,” said Tancred Lidderdale, an analyst for the Energy Information Administration.

Both gasoline and diesel prices are now at record levels.

http://www.kansascity.com/105/story/585815.html

we can hear you

please sit back and relax and watch how we kick your wife's butt around here! im tired of it always being always me! and i will be doing that just for your entertainment, trust me!

yahoo

:)

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

Submitted by kthc on Tue, 04/22/2008 - 9:53am.
...His theory, which I like, is that you are not the voices, you are the awareness of the voices.
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Uh-oh. That's bad news. Who the hell are the voices and when am I going to be arrested?

excuse me for breathing---i only know about the train

la bomba!!

voices in our heads - it's even harder to "translate" our thoughts into black & white words inna box

makes for a lot of misunderstandings around the bloggies

or misunderestimastandings as W might say

Kat

Sam?

olympic rpg
In making this, it left me feeling emotionally sick. I like the Olympics. I like my Chinese friends.

Similar problem the rest of the world has with the USA I guess.

sorry forgot the width part
~`~`~`~`~`~
Jamesbennett

morning gang

Submitted by toniD on Tue, 04/22/2008 - 9:57am.
...said Tancred Lidderdale, an analyst for the Energy Information Administration.
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Tancred Lidderdale! That's a name custom-made for fiction.
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Submitted by Kat-in-Manhattan on Tue, 04/22/2008 - 10:03am.
voices in our heads - it's even harder to "translate" our thoughts into black & white words inna box
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Just make shit up. It works for me.

Big surprise.

cent
DaveR
toniD
Cat Chew
Nefferkitti
JimL in MKE
Jmach1JP
rickcopeland648
Lucille
Crank Bait
jbenet
Kat-in-Manhattan
kthc
mhappenow
pbtrue1
shawnzone

probably balanced who knows?

"partly cloudy, maybe it going to rain"

~`~`~`~`~`~
Jamesbennett

up-beat this week :)
Funny stuff about Myla & Adam

Is the video feed really necessary? Can't these things just be audio? At least we would be able to follow the conversation via an audio-only stream.

www.sigzone.blogspot.com

and have him pot his mic down, please.

catch ya later

SNAFU!

Meat me later, beneath the Dwarf Maples.

how did your city council thing go?

fuck that thought totally--

turn down the damn volumn!!! I can barely hear Sam because I had to turn down my voulum because of you.

Under each cam is a separate volume control.

Once you wake up from the kook-aid, you can never go back.
The World Needs More SEDER!

volume controls control both screens so you can't just turn mark down.

someone im sam or mark and tell them to turn mark's mike down or sams up

http://z.about.com/d/politicalhumor/1/0/C/N/stephanopoulos_mouse.jpg

city hall?

pretty disturbing.

the honcho's want a big time city.

yup.

whatever...

Sam is the hopeful voice in my head and Marc sounds like the deep down voice that scares me at night.

about the volume...

they don't seem to work individually

when i adjust one, it changes both

also, why is Marc's buffer at 100%, but Sam's is always
changing? no biggie, just wondrin'

Kat

If I lower Marc's side I can't hear Sam.

Marc needs to lower his volumn!! And he's pissing me off today anyway.

I can't wait til the divorce is final so he can move on!

about a cooking show for Marc - about 3 or 4 times

(WiccanDruid picked-up on it couple weeks ago)

Hopefully for you guys he will see it..

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

not the coffins draped in the usa flag!

this is why i love this show.Now we've caused mark to screw up his set up

sound is much better

Talk! You're finally talking what is happening here.

you are spot on!

you're not talking out your ass - a consumer economy fueled by debt will fail, sooner or later.

we're at the point where an FDR-style administration will have to - have to - establish gov't subsidized industry - green energy/distributed systems, and the like.

innovation is and always has been america's strength.

we can recover.

The thing that really sucks is he is right on the money...

poor thing...

sigh...

i wish they understood what they're really up against.

they both creep upon it and back off when it scares the shit out of them.

denial... a hard thing to get past. the US needs therapy big time.

as we plink

It's ntt a good movie, but what you're saying reminds me of it

www.sigzone.blogspot.com

dont talk to each other and when they do they are yelling each others ears off....somethings wrong, marc is right!

Maron says the stuff out loud that keeps me up at night. Let him rant. The longer he rants, the more sense he makes.

This is great!

Let's start paying for this, Sam!!

Is there any wonder these guys struggle with depression?

When your own head is this fucked up you end up in the 3%.

These guys need to get away from thier death spiral.

Down is the only direction they can see.

Then they confirm each other's vision.

It's time to get back to the earth,to the soil.

Too bad there's 5 huge aircraft making a giant tic tac toe pattern in the skies above me,which seem to be raining down some sort of mist.

Chemtrails are real and they're killing us

he is becoming to relaxed over there, i am getting jealous!

to Marc..just to let him know we get him.. :)

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

that we think he is on the money.....

I have to walk on eggs at work because many are republicans. I can't say what I want to say for fear of losing my job and that is very common.

They use othere reasons to get rid of you but the reason is that you are politically opposite of them.

I don't remember that happening before, even in the 60s.

This is a very divided time in the US. And it really started in the Reagan Admin., but grew toward the end of the Clinton admin. One of the reasons Bush became president, besides the election shenanigans.

Damn he is on a roll today.

Marc is so right about people and grounding and community. No one looks at each other anymore much less talk to each other, everyone is on a cell phone!

or plugged into an ipod

fucking sky high...where do i run to where i can be equally as happy as i am here? limbo?

Stranger Danger!
It has long term effects...
How many parents feel safe letting their children play outside without supervision anymore? In some areas, that is a crime.

Once you wake up from the kook-aid, you can never go back.
The World Needs More SEDER!

or sitting on our arses blogging....

you have to play the stupid game,watch your ass at work now adays..
just don't talk politics or religion at work..
But,at a library ? Jeebus ! ;)

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

and we do talk to each other.

but we do not ACT together in any serious way.

Now they've asked maron to fill in in the 3 to 6 AAR time slot.What about sammy~~~~~

i dont want mine to ever go on sleep overs, nor do i want anyone's kid sleeping over in my home (any shit hits the fan bcw comes for you)...i have become so anti social..its pathetic! i am such an outgoing person, but damned if you do damned if you dont!

lmfao

GO MARC

www.sigzone.blogspot.com

How about taking your last screen shot with you against the backdrop of that black and brown painting.

Very striking image.

thats right who made him mad, good!

I love these guys~my pretend friends

Same shit different continent.

on Marc!!! :)

scary eh?

ONLY because i've been in a rent-stabilized apartment for 30 years

don't hate me for paying a little more than half market price - it's been a struggle to stay here but as a native noo yawker i don't want to be anywhere else!

except maybe Arizona - but i don't think i can afford Sedona which i'd prefer over Tucson where my friends live

this is the funniest and best seder vs. maron ever

fuck AAR and its celebs!!

show - laters, people.

Don't keep giving this away for free!!

LARIOUS! that was awesome!

"Fuck Richard Belzer. Fuck Roseanne Barr. They don't need the money. They shouldn't be on the goddamn radio."

Outstanding.

www.sigzone.blogspot.com

Keep it down Yank ! ;)

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

how much rent do you pay for how big a place....I own a 3000 sq ' house with my moms 1000 house on the acre property and I pay 650 per month....near lake tahoe...10 miles....

you such a show off...can you hook me up man? i love new york and no am no native but cannot afford it, but and yet i will resort back to prostitution before i move out!

the other guests in marc's hotel calling security and saying there's some crazy american shouting the F word and going on obout joy beher.

hilarious

i've got a message for the immers

please do not im marc to tell him to turn down his volume, there is a slide on the cam, turn down your own volume, don't interrupt the show frivolously!

sometime imers (and i am one occasionally so i should know) run the risk of being a pain in the ass and inappropriate (do i have to rehash the sammy cam flop about randy and previous weeks' marc's arousals?) If you im please be brief to the point of the topic, avoid being too personal etc etc, maybe an etiquette manual, maybe i'll write it (:)))

oh lordy you guys just know how to break my heart! the thing is Michele you are happy where you are! why should i trade my happiness for bricks? that is not fair!!

you had to move here at least 15 - 20 years ago !

time travel. . .

prostitutes here Lu and it is legal......very clean.

Steve says nice hearing from you and don't kick his butt too hard he is very sensitive....

show was great today...steve was kinda bored and ADHDish....doing lots of other things....

Little boxes on the hillside,
Little boxes made of ticky-tacky,
Little boxes, little boxes,
Little boxes, all the same.
There's a green one and a pink one
And a blue one and a yellow one
And they're all made out of ticky-tacky
And they all look just the same.

Malvina Reynolds

I'm trying to post some classic Sam Radio links onto the cam window at
http://www.samsedershow.tv

Will some of you guys see if the format works or if it's all screwed up for you?

how does rent stabilization work in nyc? who sets the prices?

since its a workable system, it makes you wonder why we don't do more price stabilization in this country.

doggies for a walk......back later.....

And they're all made out of ticky-tacky
And they all look just the same.

Today was great. Marc screaming about Behar, Belzer and Barr said it all. I can't even turn the radio on here between noon and six. Losing Hartmann as well as Sam substituting in the afternoon is just heartbreaking. Thanks for a great show guys.

hahahahaha----guess no yellow cabs than only limo's huh? i enjoy taking crazy chances--laws were meant to be broken, thats the part i love!!

ay o steve did you watch the end of the cam..that shit was the bomb, i laughed till i cried!! dont give up that easily!! all good things are yet to come-

We have got to find some way to get these guys a national platform.

They are good for the soul of the country.

from today's show,Fernando..

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

Sam is a celebrity. He has been on Sex in the City. He has made movies and done stand up and even does cartoons. Why did they need to go looking for celebrities?

ever consider Cleveland?

i did, but guess did not have the hook up you got!

Phoenix area.

http://www.abc15.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=ccaef901-51a0-4b49...

I missed the Sammy Cam.

Dammit!

Maron covered everything from divorce to jerimaih johnson to organic sustainable living and hotel security.

Better than anything on tv or talk radio.Great job guys.

Once you wake up from the kook-aid, you can never go back.
The World Needs More SEDER!

I sent the IM to Marc about his Volume..
As soon as he read it and started messing with his computer
I knew it was a bad idea !

But,everyone was complaining about his volume..
I thought Sammy and Marc have 2 separate volume controls on the Sammy Cam..
Not true ?
I forgot to check my Sammy cam's volumes until Marc started messing up everything there for a minute or two..By then it was too late..
O'well..

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

there has gotta be a hidden joke somewhere there....those hicks PD always talks about? that walk around loosely calling woman "cunts" hell fuck no! i read all PD's criticism on that city of yours..its scary!! than mayors chasing down little young boys? give me the rat and roach infested city any day!!

every June there's a meeting to determine the rent increase to be applied in September

of course, the landlords want more, the tenants less, and the meetings are very heated

lately it's about 5% to 7% on one to two year leases - another way rents go up is when there is turnover (new tenant) the landlord gets an additional bump (i think it's 20% ?? not sure)

my lease is always for 2 years (years ago you could get 3 yr leases)
the other benefit is that the lease HAS to be renewed by the landlord unless the tenant is doing something illegal (like sub-letting w/o permission)

Because Sam
Comes with his own listeners and fan base, commands his own audience - built in - and would develop more on his own - and of course would require a contract from them. He also would discuss REAL topics, cover REAL issues, possibly in their minds cover topics and take callers that would say things that AAR management may not want discussed. And with said contract would try to control what he says and does - which is antithetical to the idea of progressive/liberal radio, as well as having the contract be "at will" - meaning they could fire him at any time for no reason - Who would want to live with the sword of Damocles hanging over their head every day?

To AAR,
new
Submitted by fly fisher on Tue, 04/22/2008 - 11:20am.
Sam is a celebrity. He has been on Sex in the City. He has made movies and done stand up and even does cartoons. Why did they need to go looking for celebrities?

Reality. TV. Two more reasons to read.

You don't have to burn books to destroy a culture. Just get people to stop reading them.
---Ray Bradbury

http://www.democracynow.org/2008/4/22/pentagons_pundits_a_look_at_the

mine used to be a 5 year now its gone down to a 1 year, can you believe that?

You done hurt my feelings now.

I live in the rural boonies about 50 miles out of the city, and 30 miles from so-called civilization.

the FDA and the China Herperin problem.

Right now on regular c-span

Sam/Maron show a confused glop with delays, insecurity puddles on the floor, and instant obediance to authority.

depressing is what it was.

is keiran somewhere here, please! Sam did not even take a glimpse at my outfit but thats alright I have Obama left now!

I just got word that one of my long outstanding insurance checks has finally come in.

Now I need to go back to bed for a couple of hours - have been having some major allergy headaches and not sleeping well.

Will try and be back later.

Was a great S and M show this morning - definitely worth getting up for.

Later everyone,

Reality. TV. Two more reasons to read.

You don't have to burn books to destroy a culture. Just get people to stop reading them.
---Ray Bradbury

Well Lu...not everybody in the Buckeye is like that. Not in

Cleveburgh, for sure. You're more likely to hear the term,

"Ho's," there.

NEW YORK — Former EPA chief Christine Todd Whitman cannot be held liable for telling residents near the World Trade Center site that the air was safe to breathe after the 2001 terrorist attacks, a federal appeals court said Tuesday.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/04/22/christie-todd-whitman-not_n_979...

Have to lay down for awhile. This weather here today is kicking my butt.

Later

HA....ma bad thanks for the correction!

there were lots of rent stabilized apts. then

now, the landlords get to go to market rate for several reasons - if the tenant makes a certain income for 2 yrs. in a row (something like 150,000 i think - no worries about that for me!), or if the rent stab. amount reaches 2,000 through 'natural' means (regular increases & also Major Capital Improvements, which add 1/40th of the total MCI to the rent)

when i moved from Queens to Manhattan in 1978 my rent went from $215/month for a pre-war one bedroom to $315 for this studio - oh well, no regrets, i like my little apt. - i could pretend it's an Airstream trailer!!

http://www.savetheinternet.com/blog/2008/04/21/sen-kerry-i-need-your-fee...

that is why i said i am happy with our animals here too--"rats and roaches" same thing!! i will make it up to you soon!

that sucks big time

next to health care, we all need a secure roof over our heads - housing is a big issue

lots of construction in NYC - all luxury apts.!

i like the city i love new york city!! i feel safe in new york city!!

should survey just how many people would pay, and how much, to watch (or listen to) a regular show - on the innertubes ??

have a great day to all

this was a Top 5 show today!

Kat

no matter what city you live in, i dont care what anyone says...if you go down south you can afford a big house on the hill but the wage rate is lower!! so there is always some sacrifice to be made, and i am not talking to the top dog here!

think you are going to get away by dying is not going to help neither..you have to pay to be housed somewhere in some urn, or pay for the cold soil that you will be layed in--

Going to a high school dance, having to listen to loud music, to me that’s torture. I was on the Daily Show once. I was interviewed by Jon Stewart. That was torture.

http://thinkprogress.org/2008/04/22/ashcroft-torture-stewart/

Thanks for the post SJ..

I emailed that story to all my in-laws in Phx..

Hopefully,one of them saw something..We'll see. :)

Oh..Have to listen to Coast to Coast tonight !

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

Nixon's daughter gives to Obama

President Nixon's daughter contributes maximum amount to Obama

Staff
AP News

Apr 22, 2008 10:02 EST

One of President Nixon's daughters, Julie Nixon Eisenhower, apparently supports a Democrat in this year's presidential contest — Barack Obama.

Eisenhower has contributed the maximum amount allowed during the primary season to Obama's campaign: $2,300. Federal Election Commission records show she gave Obama's campaign $1,000 on Feb. 4, another $1,000 on Feb. 18 and $300 on March 5.

One of her father's staunchest defenders during the Watergate scandal, she married the grandson of another Republican president, David Eisenhower, just before her father took office.

Since her father's resignation, she has written several books and is now co-chair of the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Birthplace Foundation.

http://www.rawstory.com/news/mochila/Nixon_s_daughter_gives_to_Obama_042...

Behind the scenes, Hoyer has emerged as a deal maker on the issue over the past several weeks, working as the go-between for liberal House Democrats unwilling to accept immunity and Senate Republicans who would block any bill that does not protect the telecoms from prosecution.

Speaking to reporters last week, Hoyer said he was optimistic a bill could be completed before the Memorial Day recess. Because of the shortened legislative calendar in an election year, many see the next five weeks as the best hope to complete a bill.

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0408/9748.html

Duh really !Who would have thunk it ?

Oh..Should have guessed ! The Scientifically challenged,Bushtard Administration !

Jeebus,What Corporate Whores !

*******
By H. JOSEF HEBERT, Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON - Short-term exposure to smog, or ozone, is clearly linked to premature deaths that should be taken into account when measuring the health benefits of reducing air pollution, a National Academy of Sciences report concluded Tuesday.

The findings contradict arguments made by some White House officials that the connection between smog and premature death has not been shown sufficiently, and that the number of saved lives should not be calculated in determining clean air benefits.

The report by a panel of the Academy's National Research Council says government agencies "should give little or no weight" to such arguments.

"The committee has concluded from its review of health-based evidence that short-term exposure to ambient ozone is likely to contribute to premature deaths," the 13-member panel said.

It added that "studies have yielded strong evidence that short-term exposure to ozone can exacerbate lung conditions, causing illness and hospitalization and can potentially lead to death."

The White House Office of Management and Budget, which in its review of air quality regulations has raised questions about the certainty of the pollution and mortality link, did not immediately return a phone call seeking comment.

"The report is a rebuke of the Bush administration which has consistently tried to downplay the connection between smog and premature death," said Frank O'Donnell, president of Clean Air Watch, a Washington-based advocacy organization.

Con't

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

Maron on Good News Week

http://ten.com.au/ten/gnw-video.html

American charged with giving secrets to Israel
Justice Department: Engineer employed by U.S. Army spied from 1979-1985

NEW YORK - A U.S. Army mechanical engineer has been arrested on charges that he slipped classified documents about nuclear weapons to an employee of the Israeli Consulate, the Justice Department said Tuesday.

The arrest of Ben-ami Kadish was detailed Tuesday by the U.S. attorney in Manhattan and FBI officials.

A criminal complaint said the activities occurred from 1979 through 1985. Kadish worked at the U.S. Army's Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center in Dover, N.J.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24256527

interesting. i thought fisa was a dead issue and that boner agreed by saying they were going to focus on economic issues. isn't hoyer big time dlc? if so, it makes you wonder if they're going to pull a fast one on us.

and this is why i am stuck???

Source: MSNBC

MSNBC is reporting that the Obama campaign said voting machines are breaking down in some parts of Philadelphia leaving as few as two voting machines in some African American precincts.

No link yet.

Meanwhile voting machines sit empty in rural precincts. Such criminal activity. Even Clinton supporters can't defend this unless they're hypocrits.

http://www.necn.com/Boston/Nation/Bush-shows-off-his-dance-moves-/120887...

John McCain gets tax-free disability pension
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The disclosure of the Navy benefit for injuries incurred as a Vietnam POW may raise fitness questions.
By Ralph Vartabedian, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
April 22, 2008
Sen. John McCain has long said he is in robust health and is strong enough to hike the Grand Canyon, but he also is receiving what his staff Monday termed a "disability pension" from the Navy.

When McCain released his tax return for 2007 on Friday, he separately disclosed that he received a pension of $58,358 that was not listed as income on his return.

On Monday, McCain's staff identified the retirement benefit as a "disability pension" and said that McCain "was retired as disabled because of his limited body movements due to injuries as a POW."

McCain campaign strategist Mark Salter said Monday night that McCain was technically disabled. "Tortured for his country -- that is how he acquired his disability," Salter said.

Certain types of military and veterans pensions are either partially or completely tax-exempt, depending on the seriousness of the disability. In McCain's case, the exemption is 100%.

http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-na-pension22apr22,1,6562984.stor...

McCain spent 5 1/2 years as a prisoner of war in Hanoi. After he was released in 1973, he returned home on crutches and began a painful physical rehabilitation. He later regained flight status and commanded a Navy squadron before retiring from the service in 1981.

McCain would be the oldest man to enter the White House if he is elected president, and questions have been raised about his health.

McCain has twice developed melanoma, a potentially deadly form of skin cancer.

The fact that he is legally designated with a disability pension may raise further questions.

"It is a legitimate question to ask about the commander in chief: Is he fit to serve," said Robert Schriebman, a senior Pentagon tax advisor and tax attorney who recently retired as a judge advocate for a unit of the California National Guard.

If McCain can hike across the Grand Canyon, then why should he be getting disability payments from the government that are tax-exempt, Schriebman asked.

McCain shattered his knee and broke both arms when he was shot down over North Vietnam in 1967.

In his autobiographies, McCain said that his knee still bothered him in cold weather and that he was unable to raise his hands above his shoulders.

22/04/2008 14:41 BAGHDAD, April 22 (AFP)
Three US marines killed in Iraq

Two separate bomb attacks killed three US marines in Iraq, including two near the western city of Ramadi and one in the southern port city of Basra, the American military said on Tuesday.

Two marines were killed and three others wounded when a bomber slammed his explosives-laden car against a checkpoint near Ramadi at around 7:30 am (0430 GMT) on Tuesday, the military said.

Two Iraqi policemen and 24 civilians were also wounded in the attack near Ramadi, the capital of Sunni Anbar province, which was once the symbol of Sunni Arab insurgency against the US forces.

A marine was killed and another wounded in a roadside bomb attack in the oil hub of Basra on Monday, the military said in a separate statement.

This is the first US military loss in Basra since Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki launched a crackdown against Shiite militiamen there on March 25.

US forces have been sent to Basra to support Iraqi troops after fierce clashes broke out in the port city following the crackdown.

http://www.africasia.com/services/news/newsitem.php?area=mideast&item=08...

Government to release proposed fuel economy rules

Government to release plan to raise fuel efficiency requirements for new cars and trucks

KEN THOMAS
AP News

Apr 21, 2008 19:19 EST

The government on Tuesday plans to release a proposal to raise fuel efficiency standards for new cars and trucks, putting the nation's fleet on track to reach 35 miles per gallon by 2020.

Transportation Department Secretary Mary Peters was making the Earth Day announcement in Washington, responding to a new energy law pushed by Congress last year and signed by President Bush.

Congress sought tougher standards requiring the nation's fleet of new vehicles to increase its efficiency by 10 mpg from its current average of 25 mpg, or a 40 percent increase. The new law represented the first major changes to the auto mileage rules in three decades.

The proposal will set fuel economy standards from 2011 to 2015 and is expected to be finalized before the end of the Bush administration. A Transportation spokesman declined comment on the plan.

The fleet of new passenger cars is currently required to meet a 27.5 mpg average, while sport utility vehicles, pickup trucks and vans need to hit a target of 22.5 mpg.

Members of Congress and environmental groups have pushed for higher standards, arguing that requiring vehicles to become more efficient would help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and the nation's dependence upon imported oil.

Democrats have said the fuel economy requirements will save motorists $700 to $1,000 a year in fuel costs and reduce oil demand by 1.1 million barrels a day when the more fuel-efficient vehicles are in wide use on the road.

Automakers opposed increases to the regulation in previous years, but supported a compromise version of the legislation amid rising gasoline prices and concerns about global warming. The new law is expected to push the auto industry to build more gas-electric hybrid cars, trucks and SUVs running on diesel and advances such as plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles.

Source: AP News

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/news/2008/04/government_to_release_proposed...

Hoyer is just keeping it alive by CPR so the reps can't use it as a wedge issue in November. My guess is this effort will fail and Hoyer will hang it on the "Republican Obstructionists"

Memorial day? We won't see any movement on this till after the election. It is too dangerous to both parties.

The dems are just stroking the Reps to shut them up.

JMHO

can someone explain to me what the fuck does this mean??
new
Submitted by Lucille on Tue, 04/22/2008 - 12:13pm.
Behind the scenes, Hoyer has emerged as a deal maker on the issue over the past several weeks, working as the go-between for liberal House Democrats unwilling to accept immunity and Senate Republicans who would block any bill that does not protect the telecoms from prosecution.

Speaking to reporters last week, Hoyer said he was optimistic a bill could be completed before the Memorial Day recess. Because of the shortened legislative calendar in an election year, many see the next five weeks as the best hope to complete a bill.

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0408/9748.html

...Hoyer is my rep and I need to contact his office about this to make myself abundantly clear--NO TELECOM IMMUNITY-- to him and to my neighbors.

China: Ship carrying weapons to Zimbabwe may head home By ANGUS SHAW, Associated Press Writer
1 hour, 10 minutes ago

HARARE, Zimbabwe - A shipment of weapons to Zimbabwe may be returned to China, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said Tuesday, after the troubled southern African nation's neighbors prevented the cargo from being unloaded.

The Chinese freighter arrived in South Africa last week, and human rights groups and others said they feared the mortar grenades and bullets onboard could be used by President Robert Mugabe's regime to clamp down on its opposition.

A South African group persuaded a judge to bar the weapons from transiting through the country to landlocked Zimbabwe. and the An Yue Jiang then sailed away from South Africa. Private groups and government officials in Mozambique, Angola and Namibia also objected to the weapons, though Namibia said the ship could refuel there if necessary.

"As far as I know, the carrier is now considering carrying back the cargo," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu said.

Although Jiang offered no details, the move appeared to indicate a backdown in the face of refusals by Zimbabwe's neighbors to allow the weapons to be offloaded and shipped through their territories.

In Washington, the State Department said it was pleased by Tuesday's news from China.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080422/ap_on_re_af/zimbabwe_6

Yep, it's live!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KoPDSgtT14

not good at all....

SuperDelegates take note
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Donna Brazile, an uncommitted superdelegate as an official of the Democratic National Committee, and manager of the 2000 Gore campaign. "There's a group around [Sen. Clinton] that really wants to take the fight to the convention. They don't care about the party. It scares me, and that's what scares a lot of superdelegates."

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB120873961916530121.html

i dont trust him one bit...he is a snake in the grass!!

i can just see it, his next door neighbor at the hotel, hearing this weird american guy scream at his computer at an ungodly hour (what time is it over there 1am?) cussing and yellin', of course they have no way of knowing that he's communicating over the oceans to a whole bunch of us, just another looney american talking to himself

earlier it was bill press, right now its hartmann. i gotta wonder, what reality do these people come from? their logic is twisted and their perceptions of whats going on is so distorted.

FISA - Smells like a set up to me.
new
Submitted by cent on Tue, 04/22/2008 - 12:37pm.

...I just got done with a rant with whomever answered Hoyer's office phone.

is it record setting yet?

UPDATE: Turnout is avg.
http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/politics/

Some Republicans who plan to vote GOP in National election are voting Democratic.
Multiple ballots confusing people.
Clinton supporter is selling Obama's left over waffle & sausage, plate & cutlery from breakfast with proceeds going to Hillary.

Hoyer is just keeping it alive
new
Submitted by Lucille on Tue, 04/22/2008 - 12:42pm.
i dont trust him one bit...he is a snake in the grass!!

...very perceptive.

[Scene: A hotel in Australia. Someone knocks on the door.]

Maron: [not opening the door] Yes?

Voice: (mumbling) Mr. Arlsburgerhhh?

Maron: What?

Voice: (mumbling) Mr. Johannesburrrr?

Maron: Who is it?

Voice: [pause] Flowers.

Maron: Flowers for whom?

Voice: [long pause] Plumber.

Maron: I don't need a plumber. You're that clever shark, aren't you?

Voice: [pause] Candygram.

Maron: Candygram, my foot. You get out of here before I call the police. You're the shark, and you know it.

Voice: Wait. I-I'm only a dolphin, sir.

Maron: A dolphin? Well...okay. [opens door]

[Huge latex and foam-rubber shark head lunges through open door, chomps down on Maron's head, and drags him out of the room, all while the Jaws attack music is playing.]

Obama camp charging voting problems in PA

Barack Obama's campaign has been circulating anecdotal reports of voting machine problems in some Philadelphia precincts, MSNBC reported.

The site Election Journal has been compiling reports of voting machine malfunctions and other problems throughout the day Tuesday.

A local elections official interviewed on MSNBC acknowledged some problems early Tuesday morning, but he said those had been resolved before midday. He denied reports that only one or two voting machines were functional in some predominantly African American neighborhoods.

"We had a few problems early on. We always do," Fred Voorhees, a deputy commissioner in Philadelphia told MSNBC.

He called reports of machines breaking down "flat out untrue" and said "everything is working throughout the city as we speak." The interview aired around 11:15 a.m. Tuesday.

The Justice Department announced Monday that it would have monitors in Philadelphia to ensure compliance with voting laws.

Obama's campaign apparently passed along anecdotal reports of voting machine problems earlier Tuesday morning, MSNBC reported. Voorhees told the network that "campaigns are like four steps removed from where things are actually happening."

In two Pittsburgh neighborhoods, Obama's campaign also circulated reports of voting problems, according to the Tribune Review:

http://rawstory.com/news/2008/Obama_camp_charging_voting_problems_in_042...

and i am so trying to be a lady today..i really do not feel like using my best words yet, i just got rid of my headaches!

about the audio and you were kind enough to volunteer the im, didn't mean to be rude, it was fine here, a little loud but not unbearable and it seems always disruptive when the ims interrupt the flow of the conversation with technical shit which runs the risk of screwing up the whole setup - maybe i am just spoilt or blessed with broadband functionality most of the times video and audio are fine for me when I hear others complaining, it is obviously on their end, or it is something that they can adjust themselves, refresh,reboot, whatever, without having to disturb the artists in the midst of their creations... today's show was really good with marc on a roll, he's dead on in his philosophic rant (i can see the morris berman influence now that i've started reading the book he recommended) funny and charming the way he interacts with sam, you can see that they're good friends even when they argue there is a convivial undercurrent of empathy and familiarity

listening to hillary supporters calling in
Submitted by dan on Tue, 04/22/2008 - 12:46pm.

They know one of their own when they smell one.

that at his local VFW there is a petition going around to get the VA to take care of the vets. There is a petition at each VFW command post and all the vets are signing it.

These are hand signed petitions, not electronic. All the vets are insensed at how the VA is treating them.

My brother and my 2 nephews are members of that VFW. Check your local vets and see if they have that petition. I'm going to sign also.

Make sure they hit AmVets and American Legion,too!

But you can buy Energy Star models—and turn them off, too
By David LaGesse

Though it is the smartest device in the house, the desktop computer has been dumb when it comes to conserving energy. It's as if every household has a big, gas-guzzling vehicle (or two) in its driveway, all with engines racing. Most people have more computer than they need, says Bruce Nordman, a researcher at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. "It's like we're all driving sport utility computers."

And those hulking, desktop PCs gulp power because they've traditionally been shipped with their throttle stuck wide open. Of course, the energy wasted is more that of a big light bulb than an SUV. But if desktop PCs glowed like their equivalent 150-watt bulb, we'd think to dim them or even switch them off. They don't glow, and few PC owners bother to automatically power them down.

Instead of using its smarts to conserve electricity, the computer instead has embodied the excesses encouraged by once cheap energy. Now the PC industry is scrambling to get green. It's being pushed by big companies, where thousands of office PCs translate small energy savings into big paybacks.

The tougher nut is at home. "Most consumers don't think of the computer as a place to start in saving energy," says Barbara Grimes of the PC industry's Climate Savers Computing Initiative. Home users focus on PC price and performance after years of training to finally master the ins and outs of megahertz and megabytes.

"Low-hanging fruit." Grimes's group launched last summer, just before the Environmental Protection Agency unveiled "Energy Star" standards for personal computers, the first revisions in 15 years. The standards require, for example, that computers make good use of at least 80 percent of the energy they consume. As it is now, PC power supplies on average turn nearly 50 percent of their energy into useless heat. The inefficiency was "low-hanging fruit" in reducing overall power consumption, says Ryan Rasmussen of the 80 Plus Program, a utility-funded bid to promote better power supplies.

http://www.usnews.com/articles/business/technology/2008/04/17/the-pcs-di...

American Legion has the petitions also. Don't know about Amvets but I'll ask.

I think the petition is also making it's rounds to the National Guard.

They're pissed!

at 119.32.

We may even see $4.50 a gal.

Euro costs $1.60

no comment as i couldn't watch it on this computer at work, doesn't have the appropriate mediaplayer, I will try tonight at home

looks to me like he's in front of a brass band probably doing the "second line" or a bad imitation of it i'm sure - i'll be curious to see if i recognize the place where he's at

President Bush says we are in a slowdown, not in a recession

I live up on the top of the Cuyahoga River gorge. Down the

hill from my house....along the bank of the river, is a

paved bike/hike trail. I just took a walk along the trail.

Red wing blackbirds, yellow finches, ducks and geese and

a couple of big Blue Herons kept me company. There was

no politics....no frightened right wingers to tell me how

disenfranchised I am. Just beautiful Ohio and the Crooked

River, rolling towards Lake Erie...peaceful and quiet.

Bush gets trade backing from Canada, Mexico
Statement of cooperation expected on disaster response and recalls
The Associated Press
updated 9:25 a.m. CT, Tues., April. 22, 2008
NEW ORLEANS - President Bush, stymied by Congress in his final push to broaden U.S. trade, is finding a bigger blast of support from north and south of the border.

The first day of a North American summit here showed off chummy relations, and markedly similar interests, among Bush and his counterparts from Mexico and Canada.

Bush was expected to expand on the those themes Tuesday by defending the economic benefits of trade and touting efforts to make traveling across borders less of a hassle.

To no surprise, the president's meetings with Mexican President Felipe Calderon and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper were not poised to produce any bold agreements. The three leaders did not come to New Orleans confronting any looming, major decisions.

Instead, the leaders were expected to wind up with a statement of cooperation on important but bureaucratic areas, like disaster response and recalls of unsafe products.

The politics of trade
The more dominant political theme of Bush's last North American summit is trade. Bush showed up here well aware of a rising anti-trade sentiment, whether on Capitol Hill, on the campaign trail of the Democrats who want his job, or among a disaffected workforce.

"All of us want to make sure we're treated fairly, and we can do that," Bush said after meeting with Harper and Calderon individually. "This summit comes at an opportune time to reaffirm the benefits of the trading arrangements between our three nations."

Bush wants Congress to ratify free trade deals with Colombia, Panama and South Korea.

For his part, Calderon offered a strong defense of the North American Free Trade Agreement, the three-country deal reached during the Clinton administration that removed barriers to trade and investment. Bush credited the agreement with creating hundreds of thousands of jobs, improving choices for consumers and slowing the flow of job-seeking migrants from Mexico to the United States.

It so happens that the summit closes on the same day as the pivotal Democratic primary in Pennsylvania, an event sure to grab more attention. Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton, rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination, both have threatened to pull the U.S. out of NAFTA as a means to get Canada and Mexico to renegotiate the terms.

In brief remarks to reporters, the Canadian president praised his relationship with Bush, which he called frank and productive. "The president has never promised me anything he couldn't deliver, and that's always appreciated," Harper said.

A Big Easy venue
The backdrop for all this feel-good sentiment was New Orleans. Bush picked the site to showcase the city's rebound from the devastating Hurricane Katrina.

"I wanted to send a clear signal to the people of my country that New Orleans is open for business," Bush said at the reopening of the Mexican consulate, shuttered a few years before the hurricane struck as a cost-saving measure by Mexican officials.

The president had no plans to tour hurricane recovery efforts, as that was not the point of this trip. He spent his time in the Central Business District, out of sight from the residential areas that were hardest hit by the storm and are still in deep struggles.

Bush got a little New Orleans flavor though. He heard traditional jazz at a reception of business leaders, and dined with Harper and Calderon at a storied city restaurant.

Signs of the changing political times slipped into the events too.

Calderon looked ahead to the next American president in pushing for an overhaul of U.S. immigration law, something Bush wanted but could not accomplish. Calderon said he hoped whoever is elected will handle the matter with "respect and responsibility."

He also said he was ready to invite the next president to his country but quickly added that, of course, Bush is always a welcome visitor.

Harper had his own nostalgic tone as he talked of seeing Bush again.

"We've got a few more of these to go through before it's over," Harper said.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24255146/

Demand the media stop spreading the FOX virus
36,427 signers
Fox is a Republican mouthpiece, not a legitimate news organization. Real news organizations must reject Fox's smears of Barack Obama, not parrot them.

Link is at the Top of the page and below too.
http://foxattacks.com/

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

PA Delegates

Heavily Democratic places get more delegates.

Fifty-five will be awarded based on the statewide vote, which should be available Tuesday night. Another 103 delegates will be awarded based on the vote in individual congressional districts. All delegates will be awarded proportionally, as they are in every Democratic contest.

The distribution of delegates among congressional districts raises the possibility that one candidate could win the statewide vote and the other could win more delegates, but the statewide vote would have to be very close.

The delegates are weighted heavily toward urban and suburban areas because Pennsylvania, like other states, apportions congressional district delegates based on Democratic voting strength in the most recent presidential and gubernatorial elections.

Under the formula, the 2nd Congressional District, which includes part of Philadelphia, has nine delegates at stake, more than any other district. The 9th Congressional District in the south central part of the state has the fewest, with three delegates at stake.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24243176/

I'm in the 2nd.

...here's a full district delegate breakdown for real geeks (.pdf).

http://www.cqpolitics.com/cq-assets/cqmultimedia/pdfs/penndem.pdf
-Atrios 12:58

Poor Hillary.

She will emerge from this election season the Most Hated Person In American Politics!

The Right Wing always hated her even before Monica.

Now the Left Wing hates her for Damaging Obama.

The Anti-war crowd hates her.

The Pro-war crowd hates her.

The Blacks hate her.

No wonder her negatives are so high!

I wonder if she will even want to stay in the Senate after this.

Only folks who like her are the Rush Cross-over Fans.

And they are just using her.

Bill must be sick over this!

It makes him look bad!

But Hillary is doing the 97% a favor, she is exposing the Real Obama before it's too late.

Judgement.

Character.

Elitism.

Liberalism.

Taxes.

National Defense.

These are just a few of the areas Hillary has exposed.

For that we thank her.

Some may say she is ripping Obama up just for spite.

I say Hillary wants the best for America.

And she just happens to think she is the best.

At least I didn't send the "I like Joy Behar" IM..

That was some too funny shite ! :)

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

the regular blog: the audio on the left worked for me but not the one on the right, that file was broken (facts bounce off you)

it's nice to have that last closing shot

That will allow Hillary to fight on to the Convention!

That's as it should be.

This Civil War must be allowed to play out to the bitter end!

sometimes i feel like the enjoyment of nature is the only thing can assuage the anxiety, anger and depression I experience about politics - italian and american both - and a good walk in beautiful surroundings the only cure

man dude he was suppossedly dancing with would not let his hand go and you could see bush was very uncomfortable for a black man to hold him that long!!

is this beauty coming up coz i mentioned the rats and roaches in my city?

All I can tell you Lu, is that they didn't write "Beautiful

Ohio" for nothing. The Cuyahoga River Valley is just a flat

out beautiful place and the best part of it is that much of

it is a national park.

And it feels wonderful.

man go ahead with your bad self...ohions are they beautiful people? you show off! geez that is just too much torture for one day!

Interesting comment and it gets to the root of the problem

with right wingers. They are seeking a one party system in

this country. They are hoping and praying that the Dems eat

each other to death. Right wingers want fascism. They are

fighting for fascism. To them it isn't about one country...

it is all about one party. The Fascist Party.

JUST GOT BACK FROM OUTSIDE..IT IS SO BEAUTIFUL IN NYC TODAY..THE SKY IS CLEAR AND BLUE, TOOK A LONG STROLL THROUGH THE PARK WATCHING THE CHILDREN PLAY! how i waited for this moment----beautiful congested new york!

Is that the river that's burns?

Thanks. I'll check that out.

John McCain by Rick Meyerowitz: 'John McCain has got 'the hunch', a stiff-­shouldered, slightly forward-tilting pose. And then there is that under-bite, where the Arizona senator shows his bottom teeth like a wily old badger ready to take a piece out of anyone' - Guardian

Ha ha. That's funny! Flat? It's a 350 foot drop just down

the hill from my house to the river. It's mostly up and

down all thru the river valley. The gorge is deep and lush.

Once again, you show you know nothing but you are willing to

comment.

It isn't about Political Parties, it's about values. Conservative values! I am a Proud Democrat just like the Blue Dogs who support President Bush and Freedom!

Parties come and go, but the Values of the 97% live on forever.

So if Obama and Hillary bring down the Democrat Party, a new party will take it's place. The 97% like it that way!

"God can make it tumble and God can make it turn and God can make it overflow its banks but....

God can't make it burn"

Randy Newman

Hillary just does not want to see a weak candidate go into the General Election.

The 97% has just begun to look into Obama. So far what they have found has brought up questions. Questions Sen. Obama does not like.

That's too bad!

They always leak the Exit Polls early, I wonder how Hillary is doing?

Rush want everyone to vote for Hillary.

I bet Hillary never thought of Rush Limbaugh as an asset in an election before now.

ohions are they beautiful people?

You are the quintessential example of a guy that puts mouth

in gear without engaging brain. You say shit! It doesn't

mean anything...phony platitudes and scrambled gibberish.

But, there's nothing there of any substance. Just like

your comment that the Cuyahoga River Valley is flat. Of

course, it is just the opposite...but it didn't stop you

from saying it. They call folks like you....idiots.

they did'nt submit my testimony to council...

i wondered why the planning deptartment wanted me to drop my delegate status.

tricky biz small town politicking. lot of sneaky fuckers playing this game cuz theres big bucks involved.

sigh... SOS DD. they're willing to kill you to get ahead.

never strikes them that they're the minority.

and what goes around comes around.

micro/macro. all connected.

if we save a tree or two,

make any effect at

all, it'll be

a victory.

we did have a

good hood turnout!

time to get what's left

of the community press on it.

C'ya gang, off to make a loonie or two.

You should take photos.

I have the pond outside which is calming. We have a Mr. & Mrs. Goose family that adopted our pond. The fountain is on now and with the windows open you can hear the water. We get egrets here also. I haven't seen any yet this year.

The Mallard Ducks make a visit early in the morning, floating smoothly across the water.

It's nice to overlook the pond.

that men who masturbate frequently are at a reduced risk of cancer.
It is believed that carcinogens may build up in the prostate if men do not ejaculate regularly

There seem to be some level headed folks up there.

If the Hillary fans run from Obama in droves, McCain could turn this whole thing into a Landslide!

I think that is what Sam and Marc worry about!

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Justice Department to Monitor Election in Pennsylvania

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department announced today that on April 22, 2008, it will monitor the presidential primary election in the Philadelphia, Pa., to ensure compliance with federal voting rights laws. In April 2007, the Justice Department reached a settlement agreement with Philadelphia related to allegations that the city had violated the Voting Rights Act, the Help America Vote Act (HAVA), and the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA).

Justice Department staff members will monitor polling place activities in Philadelphia. A Civil Rights Division attorney will coordinate the federal activities and maintain contact with local election officials. Philadelphia has an obligation to provide all election information, ballots and voting assistance information in Spanish pursuant to Section 203 of the Voting Rights Act. The monitors will gather information concerning compliance with this requirement and other federal voting rights statutes.

Each year, the Justice Department deploys hundreds of federal observers from the Office of Personnel Management, as well as departmental staff, to monitor elections across the country. In calendar year 2006, for example, 966 federal observers and 575 Department personnel were sent to monitor 119 elections in 81 jurisdictions in 24 states. To file complaints about discriminatory voting practices, including acts of harassment or intimidation, voters may call the Voting Section of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division at 1-800-253-3931.

More information about the Voting Rights Act and other federal voting laws is available on the Department of Justice Website at

http://www.usdoj.gov/opa/pr/2008/April/08_crt_321.html

the exception---ima marry you some day soon!

I cut that from your post.

I think I have been to your valley.

Canal trail and supporting short railroad.

I wasn't very impressed.

Although is wasn't on fire the day I was there!

U.S. arrests American over suspected nuclear espionage for Israel

U.S. authorities on Tuesday arrested an American engineer suspected of giving military secrets involving nuclear weapons, fighter jets and air defense missiles to Israel during the 1980s, the Justice Department
said.

Ben-Ami Kadish, an 84-year-old Connecticut-born U.S. citizen who worked at an Army engineering center in New Jersey, was suspected of reporting to the same Israeli government handler who dealt with Jonathan Jay Pollard, currently serving a life term on a charge of spying for Israel.

Kadish worked as a mechanical engineer at the U.S. Army's Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center in Dover, New Jersey.

The complaint says Kadish took home classified documents several times between 1979 and 1985, and the Israeli government worker photographed them in Kadish's basement. Contact between the two continued until March of this year, according to the court papers.

The documents included information about nuclear weapons, a modified version of an F-15 fighter jet and the U.S. Patriot missile air defense system.

Kadish was arrested in New Jersey and was scheduled to be arraigned on Tuesday afternoon at U.S. District Court in Manhattan, authorities said.

There was no immediate comment from the Israeli government but a senior defense official said "I find it hard to believe that, after the Pollard affair, we would recruit an American spy."

A U.S. Justice Department official said Kadish did not appear to receive any money in exchange for his suspected spying.

According to the complaint, the Israeli government worker provided Kadish on numerous occasions with lists of U.S. national defense classified documents for Kadish to obtain.

Prosecutors also allege Kadish conspired to hinder a communication with a law enforcement officer and make a materially false statement to a law enforcement officer.

Those charges stem from a March 20 conversation in which Kadish was told by the Israeli contact to lie to U.S. law enforcement agents, the complaint said.

A day later, Kadish lied to FBI agents about his communications with the
Israeli worker, the complaint said.

Kadish was described in the complaint as a Connecticut-born man employed from October 1963 to January 1990 as a mechanical engineer at the Army's Picatinny Arsenal in Dover, where the research center is based.

The complaint said the Israeli worker, who was not identified in court papers, was born in Israel and is an Israeli citizen.

It said that in the late 1970s, the Israeli worker was employed at the Israel Aircraft Industries in Israel, which since at least the late 1970s has been a defense manufacturing contractor for the Israeli government.

From July 1980 through November 1985, he worked for the government of Israel as the consul for science affairs at the Israeli Consulate General in Manhattan, the complaint said.

Con't

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/977076.html

Barack Obama, meet John Adams.

Adams noted during the Boston Massacre trial that “Facts are stubborn things.” And it appears that, for the moment, the facts have caught up with Obama here in Massachusetts.

How else to explain the amazing, astounding and unthinkable results of the latest SurveyUSA presidential poll: Republican John McCain is tied with Barack Obama in the Bay State.

The last Republican to win Massachusetts? Ronald Reagan. The last Republican before that? Dwight Eisenhower. Even George McGovern managed to carry Massachusetts in 1972, the one Democratic holdout in Richard Nixon’s 49-state landslide.

Replace “McGovern” with “MoveOn.org” and you’ve seized the essence of the Obama candidacy. He’s the most liberal U.S. senator, advocating tax increases on the “wealthy” and enjoying the support of Gov. Deval Patrick, Sen. Ted Kennedy, The Boston Globe-Democrat and every 9/11 conspiracy kook in the People’s Republic of Cambridge. He’s got all the players in Massachusetts behind him except the ones who actually vote.

...

But I think that the question driving Obama’s numbers down of late - Clinton passed him in Gallup’s national head-to-head this past weekend for the first time in weeks - is that liberals wonder if he can give them that which they crave most.

Not socialized medicine. Not surrender in Iraq. Not even higher taxes on evil, rich, white oil company executives.

What they want is victory - at virtually any cost.

Typical Americans want to know if Obama, a liberal community activist with little political or executive experience, is tough enough to face our enemies in a troubled world. Massachusetts Democrats could not care less - they just want to make sure he’s tough enough to take on McCain.

And because the answer is “probably not,” Obama is struggling among what should be his most ardent admirers. Massachusetts liberals like him as a guy, and they certainly support his politics. But they really hate losers. Especially after the last eight years.

...

For a while, Obama was the golden child. His campaign allegedly inspired Obamacans to abandon the GOP in red states like Montana. As long as he looked like a winner, the Obama Express could not be stopped.

Now, it’s the post-Rev. Wright Obama - insulting “clinging” rural voters, running attack ads of questionable veracity, making public statements on things from gun control (for it) and higher taxes (for them, too) that are demonstrably untrue.cw-2

This may be the righter “left” way to govern, but is it the way to beat McCain?

Until Democrats have an answer, Hillary Clinton won’t be dropping out of the race. Why should she?

http://www.bostonherald.com/news/opinion/op_ed/view.bg?articleid=1088709

Bush: Now is not the time to renegotiate or cancel NAFTA

Bush, leaders of Mexico and Canada warn against rolling back North American trade pact

President Bush, replying to criticism from Democratic presidential candidates, said Tuesday that "now is not the time to renegotiate ... or walk away from" the North American Free Trade Agreement. He also denied the U.S. was in a recession, calling it a slowdown instead.

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/news/2008/04/bush_now_is_not_the_time_to_re...

You are an idiot that says things. You know nothing but have

a mouth. How sad for the world.

Speaking in February of the man she knows better than anyone else does, Michelle Obama said that her husband, Illinois Senator and candidate for the Democratic Presidential nomination Barack Obama, is the only candidate for president who understands that before America can solve its problems, Americans have to fix their "broken souls."

She also said that her husband's unique understanding of the state of souls of the American people makes him uniquely qualified to be President. Obama can do what his opponent in the Democratic race Senator Hillary Clinton, and Senator John McCain, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, cannot do. He can heal his countrymen's broken souls. He will redeem them.

But then, saving souls is hard work, and Mrs. Obama won't place the whole burden on her husband. He'll make the Americans work for him. As she put it, "Barack Obama will require you to work. He is going to demand that you shed your cynicism. That you put down your divisions. That you come out of your isolation, that you move out of your comfort zone. That you push yourselves to be better. And that you engage. Barack will never allow you to go back to your lives as usual, uninvolved, uninformed."

At base, Mrs. Obama's statement is nothing less than a renunciation of democracy and an embrace of fascism. The basic idea of liberty is that people have a natural right to live their lives as usual and to be uninvolved and uninformed. And they certainly have a right to expect that their government will butt out of their souls.

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http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2008/04/obama_the_savior.html

Obama campaign on victory tonight
by kos
Tue Apr 22, 2008 at 10:29:55 AM PDT

In short:

Behind in delegates and sporting a 14-30 primary record (not good enough even to make the playoffs in the NBA Eastern Conference), the Clinton campaign needs a blowout victory in Pennsylvania to get any closer to winning the nomination. Even President Clinton said that only a "big, big victory" will give her the boost she needs.

The full memo is below the fold.

Cuyahoga Valley National Park preserves the rural landscape along the Cuyahoga River between Akron and Cleveland in northeast Ohio. The 51 mi² (134 km²) park is the only national park in Ohio. Cuyahoga means "Crooked River" in Mohawk. Many visitors spend their time hiking or bicycling the crushed limestone along portions of the 20 mile (30 km) Towpath Trail, a former stretch of the 308 mile (496 km) Ohio and Erie Canal.

The park offers an array of displays of 19th and early 20th century sustainable farming while catering to contemporary interests with art exhibits, outdoor concerts and scenic railroad tours. It includes compatible use sites not owned by the federal government, including several parks in the Metro Parks, Serving Summit County system, Blossom Music Center, and the Hale Farm & Village. In the mid 1980s, the park hosted the National Folk Festival.

Waterfalls, rolling hills, and lazy, winding river scenery attract many visitors. Steep narrow ravines, a rolling floodplain, and lush farmland contrast one another throughout the park. Animal life is also plentiful.

Hillary: "A win is a win." Yes it is, Hillary. And you lost.
by John Aravosis (DC) · 4/22/2008 02:10:00 PM ET · Link

For the love of God, would a real reporter please just ask Hillary under what possible scenario she gets more delegates, more states, or more votes than Obama? You all keep playing this game of following her around like she's news. The only reason she's news is that she's an election zombie, roaming the primaries like she's still viable, when she's not. And you know it. And you've written it. But you don't ask her about it. Far more important than even Hillary's bizarre and ever-changing views on nuclear weapons policy is the fact that it doesn't matter any more what Hillary thinks about anything. She lost the nomination. She can't win. And short of an asteroid falling on Obama's head, he's going to get the nomination. We're all focused like a laser beam on the Pennsylvania results as if they matter. They don't. She lost. She can't catch up. We all know it. So why are we still playing this game? Because it would be mean to tell her the truth? Mean to ask her to explain how she possibly wins enough delegates, or even votes, when the math says she can't? What is she, 12? George Stephanopoulos said he couldn't think of a harder question to ask Hillary than as to why people don't trust her. Well, here's one, George: "Under what possible scenario could you catch up to Obama in either delegates or votes?" And don't accept her platitudes about "counting every vote." She can't mathematically overtake Obama, so what is she doing, other than wasting all of our time (and destroying her family's reputation)? (That's another "hard" question, George.)

Bush: Now is not the time to renegotiate or cancel NAFTA

Dirty backroom dealin' son's a bitches. The American people will never know about this until it's too late, and Mexico, Canada, and the United States of America is one Huge conglomerate.

www.SPP.gov

http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=15233#continueA
Nearly every work plan is characterized by action steps described variously as “our three countries signed a Framework of Common Principles …” or “we have signed a Memorandum of Understanding …,” or “we have signed a declaration of intent …” etc. Once again, none of the 30 or so working agendas makes any mention of submitting decisions to the U.S. Congress for review and approval. No new U.S. laws are contemplated for the Bush administration to submit to Congress. Instead, the plan is obviously to knit together the North American Union completely under the radar, through a process of regulations and directives issued by various U.S. government agencies.

What we have here is an executive branch plan being implemented by the Bush administration to construct a new super-regional structure completely by fiat. Yet, we can find no single speech in which President Bush has ever openly expressed to the American people his intention to create a North American Union by evolving NAFTA into this NAFTA-Plus as a first, implementing step.

Man..
Just can't think of a joke about this without
possibly getting me banned or have all the women here hate me.. ;)

Crank or Chubbs were are ya when I need you ?

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

Barack Obama has glorified the role of words in moving history. He has relied on his oratory to propel his campaign. He has also advocated transparency and openness. Indeed he has made the public part of his campaign (Yes We Can).

Nevertheless, in the wake of a series of embarassing media performances-hgihlighted by his fumbling responses during last weeks debate with Hillary Clitnton, he has now gone into hiding, avoiding the press and the pressing questions journalists may ask about his associates and his plans.

He fumbled the Charlie Gibson question regarding capital gains tax rates and showed himself to be out of his depth when handling policy questions without his handlers. This avoidance of the press is clear. He has not made himself availabe for questions from the press for 10 days now and the number looks to go higher

When asked about the endorsement by the Hamas terror group, he had a snippety answer, "Why can't I just eat my waffle" which echoes his behavior when confronted with questions about his ties to Tony Rezko, now on trial in Federal Court in Chicago. He avoided answering thsoe questiosn and then stalked off from a press conference whining to the reporters "C'mon guys. I answered 8 questions."

...

If he cannot handle the press and answer their questions-the man who thinks words are so important-how will he handle the world's tyrants?

Is he really ready to assume the Presidency?

http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2008/04/obama_now_hiding_from_the_pr...

I'm just sayin I have seen better. Compared to a shithole like Cleveland it is a wonderland. But if you have seen a bit of the world you're not impressed.

I'm not baggin all of Ohio, they vote for Bush so you know they aren't all 3%ers and druggies!

and how long did you say you have lived there? over 50 years i thought i read once...of course you have to love it after all that time..(just kidding) it is beautiful!

Poor, poor Hillary. They promised her way back in 2006 that she could be Queen.
She's living in denial, and we must take pity on her.
How sad to be rejected by the country you have shit on for so many years.

Waaahhh.

I'm even worse. I've lived on the same street all my life, jumped a couple houses, but on the same street.

Submitted by MMRules on Tue, 04/22/2008 - 2:33pm.
Crank or Chubbs were are ya when I need you ?
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Practicing home health care.

hahahaha--your honesty is killing me here!

"Our government is not going to start a witch hunt... We'll try to co-govern by seeking consensus and harmony," Lugo said on Monday.

http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/A3C0F9B4-4E7F-4535-96E5-D6577E19E...

If he becomes the Democratic Party's nominee for President, Sen. Barack Obama will lose the general election for this reason: When the smiles and platitudes are set aside, Obama's campaign and the philosophy of his cadre amount to one big put-down of America.

Anomalous among Western leaders, the president of the United States serves as head of both state and government. Moreover, he is elected directly by the voters, unlike in a parliamentary system whereby a leader attains power through the success of his party. As such, the president represents something very personal to Americans. He is, for four or more years, the personification of their country, embodying the aspirations and goodness of the land that they love. A president may disappoint after assuming office, but America is not in the habit of electing candidates who hold their country in contempt.

Not only have the comments of Obama's wife, Michelle (who has referred to America as "downright mean" and stated that she was not proud of her country until her husband started winning primaries) and his minister, Jeremiah Wright (whose hateful, anti-white, anti-American diatribes are available for sale in Obama's church, or for free on YouTube) revealed the tired, leftist scorn for America that Obama represents -- the Senator's own remarks have exposed this ugly, unelectable side.

Speaking to a fundraiser in San Francisco, Obama attempted to explain his persistent deficit in Pennsylvania primary polls by describing small-town Americans as "bitter" people who "cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations." This is hard stuff, and patronizing, besides. Add to this Obama's characterizations of the "typical white person" (in the context of describing his grandmother, whom he had originally tossed under the campaign bus in order to create a false equivalence with Wright's racism), and one finds something far more damaging than a simple series of gaffes --it is a window into how the Senator sees his countrymen.

Obama's associations, even beyond Wright, speak to this unappealing point of view. William Ayers, a domestic terrorist of Weathermen infamy, enjoys a friendly relationship with the Obamas. As general-election voters will learn, Ayers bombed the Pentagon on May 19, 1972, and fondly recalls, "The sky was blue. The birds were singing. And the bastards were finally going to get what was coming to them." Ayers and his accomplices also bombed the U.S. Capitol, the State Department, as well as banks, police stations and courthouses.

...

The bumper-sticker slogan "dissent is patriotic" has for decades been employed to legitimize any insult to America, no matter how hateful or moronic. But Americans understand that their president's instinct ought to be to defend the nation against unfair invective, not embrace those who purvey it -- or, in the case of Ayers, seek to blow it up altogether.

With his demonstrable view of America, and considering his cohorts, Obama would be wise to make himself very comfortable in the Senate.

http://www.nationalpost.com/most_popular/story.html?id=459951

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BreAAbC6y1Q

Lilly Ledbetter: Remember the name

It rolls off the tongue, doesn't it?

A liberal public-interest group is showing some of its cards for the upcoming general election by unveiling new attack ads aimed at Sen. Norm Coleman of Minnesota.

The ads feature the story of Lilly Ledbetter, a factory worker who was paid less than men doing the same job for 20 years. She won her pay discrimination case in a lower federal court. But Ledbetter waiting too long to bring her claim, the Supreme Court ruled last year, holding that she should have brought it within three months of time of the allegedly discriminatory act of deciding to pay her less in the first place.

The case was a 5-4 decision, written by the Supreme Court's newest justice, Samuel Alito. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dissented, saying that Ledbetter should have had more time to sue, because discriminatory actions based on pay disparity occur in small increments over long periods of time.

People for the American Way is going after Coleman based on his support of conservative judicial nominees such as Alito.

http://www.swamppolitics.com/news/politics/blog/2008/04/lilly_ledbetter_...

from my picasa album

http://picasaweb.google.com/mirella.augusto/MyNewOrleans02

audubon park - bellissimo - here

http://picasaweb.google.com/mirella.augusto/AudubonPark

melanoma might kick in Bait? Better safe than sorry.

ARRGHHHH! Hillary disses the Boss.

> Posted by: Nobody at November 2, 2004 08:17 AM
> ---
>
> When Clinton won we thought that we'd turned the tide...Could
> we have been more wrong?...This is not over...Their are still
> trolls afoot and a world to save...But now...This time we know
> what we can do...We know our own power...We've seen our own
> strength...This time we know that we are the majority...This
> time we are not alone...This time we will make the change
>

just some words from the blog's past.

On 'Divorce Court,' televangelist calls her marriage 'done'

On 'Divorce Court,' televangelist Bynum calls her marriage 'done,' discusses suicidal thoughts

Televangelist Juanita Bynum says in a two-part episode of "Divorce Court" that she's through with her marriage to minister Thomas W. Weeks III, who is on probation for assaulting her.

In episodes scheduled to air Thursday and Friday, Bynum also says she had thoughts of suicide and weighs in on a case involving domestic violence. When asked what advice she had for women in situations similar to hers, she said, "I have to make a decision ... to take the love that I had for him with me."

http://www.rawstory.com/news/mochila/On_Divorce_Court_televangelist_call...

fuck this let me check out my new york photo album too...yourll are not gonna do me like this---kat-in-manhattan help me out here!

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0408/9770.html
By PATRICK O’CONNOR & JOHN BRESNAHAN, Politico

House Republicans, who had hoped to restore their fiscal credibility by bludgeoning Democrats on pork-barrel spending, are instead targeting one another in an intraparty election-year earmark fight that appears to have divided members of the House GOP leadership.

Republican Study Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) and four other GOP members — including Chief Deputy Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va.) — sent their colleagues a letter Friday urging them to agree to a self-imposed one-year moratorium on earmarks.

The catch: Many members have already submitted earmark requests for this year. To turn around and approve even a temporary ban could reinforce Democratic charges of hypocrisy, charges that resonate because the number of earmarks soared when the GOP controlled Congress.

The call to arms is particularly sensitive for House Minority Leader John A. Boehner (R-Ohio), who fell short earlier this year when he challenged his Republican colleagues to accept a moratorium while members study the annual earmarking process.
[...]
“I think it would be very tricky to get members to support an earmark moratorium at this point in the appropriations process,” said an aide to one top Republican on the Appropriations Committee. “Our members have already submitted thousands of project requests — and then to turn around and support a [moratorium] would allow [Rep. Dave] Obey to say, ‘OK, let’s get rid of all Republican earmarks.’ And then where would we be?”
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Awwwwwwwwww

http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=26126

Though Hillary Clinton probably can’t, John McCain can certainly defeat Barack Obama. Obama’s weakness has nothing to do with his race, his liberalism, or his inexperience.

The Greeks had a term for it: hamartia. The one flaw -- different in every man -- that makes him imperfect, vulnerable and gives his adversaries, if they discover it, the ability to bring him down. Achilles’ was his heel. Obama’s is his political glass jaw.

The supposedly-brilliant Democratic wunderkind can’t take a punch. Like a Hollywood actor, he’s only comfortable, quick and charismatic as long as the crowd is oohing and ahhing. But the moment that he is challenged -- as we first saw in his presser after he lost the Ohio primary in March and again last week in the ABC debate -- the mask shatters. What we see is what we would get with an Obama presidency: a man whose range is so small and ego so huge and fragile that when taken out of his comfort zone, he not only fails to shine, he barely is able to speak.

...

Dean’s party is split neatly down the middle, in a battle growing rougher by the day. Which is why he is pleading more for time to heal than time to campaign against John McCain. But Hillary Clinton isn’t going anywhere, and neither Dean nor any of the other party elders can either stop her or compel superdelegates to decide the race. Both Hillary and Obama have gone negative in the days before tomorrow’s Pennsylvania primary. Healing is delayed, indefinitely.

Which leaves Sen. John McCain able to throw sharp above-the-belt jabs at Obama to keep the Democrats divided. On Sunday, McCain raised Obama’s long-time association with former Weather Underground terrorist William Ayers. In an interview with ABC’s George Stephanopoulous, McCain said that Obama’s defense of his relationship with Ayers “borders on the outrageous.” Having done the damage he desired -- like any good fighter pilot -- McCain headed back to base saying he didn’t question Obama’s patriotism. “But,” McCain added, “his relationship wit Mr. Ayers is open to question.”

When Pennsylvania Democrats vote tomorrow, they’ll be placing their bets on who can survive a 15-round fight with Sen. John McCain. Sen. McCain wants to fight the fall campaign by Marquis of Queensberry rules. In his own words, McCain is older than dirt and has more scars than Frankenstein. He can throw a pretty good political punch.

Obama is young and unscarred. And he can’t take a punch. John McCain can beat Obama even if Hillary can’t.

Former Sen. Mario Uribe, a second cousin of the president, was accused of criminal conspiracy for "agreements to promote illegal armed groups."

Mario Uribe quickly entered Costa Rica's embassy to request political asylum, his attorney Jose del Carmen Ortega told The Associated Press, without giving details. Embassy officials were not answering their telephone.

The politician, who resigned from the Senate in October, is one of the most powerful officials yet enmeshed in the scandal. In 1985, he joined Alvaro Uribe in creating a political party, Colombia Democratica.

http://www.rawstory.com/news/mochila/Prosecutor_orders_arrest_of_Colombi...

It concerns earmarks -- the way some of our elected officials sneak money to their home states. I say "sneak" because earmarks have not been very transparent in the past. Thankfully there is some movement to do something about this. The article though mentions the three front-running candidates and the earmarks they were able to get. Here are the highlights:

Hillary Clinton: "... $340 million worth of home-state projects in last year's spending bills, placing her among the top 10 Senate recipients of what are commonly known as earmarks, according to a new study by a nonpartisan budget watchdog group." [The group is Taxpayers for Common Sense.]

Barack Obama: "... $91 million total placed him in the bottom quarter of senators who seek earmarks, the study showed."

John McCain: "one of five senators to reject earmarks entirely, part of his long-standing view that such measures prompt needless spending."

http://cnnvsfox.blogspot.com/2008/02/clinton-vs-obama-vs-mccain-earmarks...

on FOX.....

More Rats in the corn. The NeoCon propaganda machine is getting locked and loaded up for the fall.

Or is it for something else......?

I'm getting that FEMA camp feeling again.

Just watched the VOD cast of today's Maron/Seder. Too funny - Maron ranting and getting a knock on the door by security to quiet down. Great stuff!

after 8 years of bush cheney screwing us over for their oil buddies he has the nerve to say in the nafta speech today:

the U.S. is now paying the price for years of ineffective energy policy

NEW THREAD

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPXUSV_SYv4

That wasn't all I had to say, but Maron losing his shit over the statement was so riveting, I didn't see any point to fleshing out what I had to say.

Behar did good radio yesterday, it just wasn't Air America radio. It was Al Franken without the politics, lots of high profile fluff and media personalities, none of them from political think tanks, though. She was very good to remember to ask her celebrity callers who they were for, but it was four corners of bullshit, even with the afterthought question.

And here, I was wrong because I really believed when I turned on my XM yesterday at 3, Randi would be on, that Nova-M would have cinched the deal, but that was before I heard Walsh and Goodfriend on Left Jab over the week-end, which makes me think the Clintons are invested in XM and AAR is destined to be DLC radio, not progressive talk. That is, if it survives at all. My bet is that it won't be here in a year.

SAM is not going to get on AT LEAST until after Hillary drops out. It seems OBVIOUS that AAR does not want any hosts to take a side in the democratic primary battle. Even after that, like you said, these guys (the Greens ?) are not comfortable with free (progressive)speech on their network. I have fallen in love with all of the new progressive shows, but I am thinking that we are going to have to support them directly with our $$, like PBS. Corporate amerika is not going to pay for an anti-corporate message.

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:P

You're scaring me, Brett. :D

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