Jay Bookman

By hillbilly ragger

July 19, 2008 12:29 PM | Link to this

Preznit giv me turkee.

By hillbilly ragger

July 19, 2008 12:32 PM | Link to this

Anyone get my ref, besides Jay?

By COl. A.M.Khajawall [Ret]

July 19, 2008 12:37 PM | Link to this

Dear American Citizens and the Press

As a concerned citizen, I consider it is my duty to bring following message to you all.

“We the citizens of the United States of America have the ultimate responsibility to elect the ” Right Candidate” to lead our nation, out of our huge present and future internal and external challenges as well as opportunities. This is to prevent depression and isolation in-spite of being the only superpower in the world morally, democratically, economically, and militarily.

We need to consider the “critical qualities and characteristics” of our presumptive presidential nominees at the time we vote.

In my personal and professional opinion the critical considerations are as under:

Stay informed, stay involved, and stay engaged. Do not allow some partisan media, pundits, pollsters, and perpetual political opinion makers effect your vote in the wrong direction.

Don’t be effected and duped by “Psychological Terrorism” that is afflicted upon you all the time.

Long live U.S.A and its diverse but democratic people.

Col. A.M. Khajawall [Ret] MD., ABFM., ABDA. Chief Consultant: World Wide Porfessional Consultants[WWPC] Colonel, USAR/MC Combat Stress Control[Ret], Disabled American Veteran and Freedom team. Consultant Psychiatrist: CA State, Medical Board of California, and Los Angeles Mental Health Department Address: 7642 Eaglehelm Court Las Vegas NV 89123

By Mike Hussein S

July 19, 2008 12:49 PM | Link to this

Didn’t catch your drift, Hillbilly Ragger, but the Colonel comes in loud and clear. W obviously has written off McSame, but his actions of the past week may actually help heal the GOP’s reputation a lot quicker than it ever would have if the Prez had remained en-Chaneyed.

By Abomi Nation

July 19, 2008 12:52 PM | Link to this

Republicans are calling this “OPERATION: McCane”

Its their way of giving McCain a badly needed crutch in his quest for the presidency. From what I understand White House resident journalist Guckert/Gannon played a major role in the switch. In what appeared to be a routine evening, Guckert/Gannon handcuffed the real President to the Oval Office desk, but thats where the normal routine ended.

McCain aides then entered the office and took a very stunned Bush into a very secluded White House basement. With the help of Gannon/Guckert and Sen Larry Craig (Republican) they spent the night brain washing the President real good. Over and over again, it was awful. They then put Bush’s brain back into his head where it belongs, its not supposed to be down there.

What we ended up with is a new, improved and sane President Bush. The McCain people are now calling Bush the “Manchurian President.”

The Bush move to normalcy has greatly improved McCain’s chances.

“OPERATION: McCane”…….Success!

By RW-(the original)

July 19, 2008 12:56 PM | Link to this

The “time horizons” are based on conditions on the ground and the ability of the Iraqis to take care of their own security. In other words, the exact same policy we’ve had from day one.

When they stand up, we’ll stand down and return home in victory.

By Mike Hussein S

July 19, 2008 1:05 PM | Link to this

A success for McSame? Folks know where Bush got his ideas: from the Obama playbook. Heck, now McCane’s left with only the economy as an issue — and no one to teach him what that means. (Remember when Phil Gramm was routinely called an economics professor. Then he left the Senate and became a “millionaire banker.” Sellout!!) I’m betting old John calls Cindy “mother” at home — just like Laurence Harvey did Angela Landsbury in one of my favorite old flicks.

By george

July 19, 2008 1:05 PM | Link to this

What is our purpose in Iraq? Oh, to make sure a pro washingbut guv remains in power…a PUPPET GUV…just like in south vietnam….and Iran upto 1979…no more amerikan puppets….

By george

July 19, 2008 1:17 PM | Link to this

Will Obama fill his administration with LIARS like Pam…who when caught blame a typist for the errors?…A typist can mis spell words, but the typist does not make claims of a phd and two law degree’s….How many other FAKE lawyers are there in Georgia? HA HA HA….LOOKS LIKE THE LYING THIEF PAM FAKED HER LAW DEGREE, AND THE IDIOTS AT THE GEORGIA BAR DESTROYED THE DOCUMENTATION SHE USED TA GIT ADMITTED TA THE BAR….WHAT KIND OF CRIMINAL FRAUD CAN THE STATE PURSUE AGAINST A FAKE LAWYER WHO WAS ADMITTED TO THE BAR BASED ON NOW DESTROYED FRAUDULENT DOCUMENTS? If the hag indeed does not have a law degree, then should not each and every client she represented by entitled to all their money back, plus interest? Should not each and every court before which she fraudulently practiced not now hold her in contempt? Should not anyone of her clients convicted of a crime be entitled to an automatic new trial? The State Bar needs to be punished for failing to maintain her documentation of a law degree…that alone might save her from spending ALL the rest of her life in prison, rather than say 10 years…She needs to forfeit all pay from grady, and be kicked off all boards…fired from the state legs too….MAKE AN EXAMPLE OF THIS DANGEROUS LYING CHEAT, IMHO, IF THE LAW DEGREE WAS INDEED FAKED…and make Obama pledge not to appoint fakers and liars to high guv office…

By Bob B

July 19, 2008 1:29 PM | Link to this

Jay I can say that in my neighborhood in East Cobb nobody buys the AJC. Every time a college student trying to sell me the AJC comes to my door and tries and sell me the paper I tell him it is leftist propaganda. You continue to prove that true.

By getalife "whiners"

July 19, 2008 1:35 PM | Link to this

Good one Jay.

They are liberals now.

By N-GA

July 19, 2008 1:55 PM | Link to this

Jay,

In your astonishment you’ve stretched your credibility.

You said Bush: “…acts like someone who actually knows how to use the full range of tools available to him as president?”. That is truly an exaggeration. He avoids taking responsibility, he walks a fine line between truth and fiction, he still think that bi-partisan politics means that the opposition party needs to agree with him 100%, he has no clue about what it takes to LEAD our country, and he continues to drag this country toward irrelevance with his disastrous foreign policies and his economics for big business at the expense of the average American.

But other than that, you were right on target!

By Eric1

July 19, 2008 2:06 PM | Link to this

What president? We haven’t had a president for nearly eight years.

By Jay

July 19, 2008 2:09 PM | Link to this

Obviously things have substantially evolved over time with respect to all of the aforementioned subjects to provoke a shift in policy. The huge difference is that President Bush alters policy based on changing events. His opponents alter policy based on polls.

By Eric1

July 19, 2008 2:10 PM | Link to this

Bob B prefers the right wing propaganda he gets from Faux News.

By Midori

July 19, 2008 2:16 PM | Link to this

is anyone else besides me having a real hard time not howling in laughter at the usual Bush excuses and feeble attempts at cheer leading?

By Dusty

July 19, 2008 2:17 PM | Link to this

zzzzzzzzz

And how long did it take liberals to realize that George W. Bush knew what he was doing the whole time? Liberals think the President has changed. He has not. He has thought through each problem and done what he thinks is best. That is what he is doing now and always has.

Now the man of stength moves on. Another one will take his place. McCain!! You better be thankful there is ONE to choose from and it is NOT the inexperienced, weak minded and anti-military Obama.

Bookman is just like Obama with a better disposition. I do believe Bookman is more real than the mentor-led Obama who has to be told what to believe. I hate to think who has “led” Obama before but we know one who did for twenty years of hate-America. Then there’s his wife. These are the ones who have “led” Obama in the last decades.

Pitiful liberals. Even Hillary thinks she has a chance with the poor pickins laid before Democrats.

Stolen our President?? No way. But Dems need to kidnap somebody!! They don’t have a leader in sight right now. Not a one.

By Midori

July 19, 2008 2:19 PM | Link to this

Hillbilly,

are you referring to the fake turkey that the fake president posed with during his propaganda trip to Iraq a couple of years ago?

By N-GA

July 19, 2008 2:31 PM | Link to this

C’mon now Dusty. Obama has more political experience that GWB had when he ran for president. Is that your excuse for how badly GWB performed as president? And he wasn’t strong, just stubborn. And liberals have not realized “…that George W. Bush knew what he was doing the whole time?”. That is because he didn’t know what he was doing, and you saying it doesn’t make it so.

Dusty, you are so wrong on so many levels…just like your fuhrer.

By Bob B

July 19, 2008 3:11 PM | Link to this

Eric1—-like the “fake but accurate” kind?, or the Scott Beachum kind? Like Cambodia seared into my mind kind?—Like the surge isn;t working kind?—-yea right keep on drinking the Koolaide.

By Midori

July 19, 2008 3:20 PM | Link to this

As Reuters reported earlier today, Iraqi Prime Minister al-Maliki has voiced his support for Obama’s withdrawal plan. Needless to say, such support is not a PR victory for the Bush administration. And so it was no doubt embarrassing when, according to ABC’s Jake Tapper, the White House sent the article—accidentally—to reporters:

Hmmmm………

By donald

July 19, 2008 3:30 PM | Link to this

Like Malcolm X one said: “The chickens have come home to roost”. What you sre aeeing is a lame jerk of a president trying to salvage any shred of credability he has left. The end game is near and Dumbya is trying to weasel any sort of legacy he can. Question: Where has Dick Cheney been lately? All the right wing dolt heads are on the run. They know a diaster when they see it so now they want to give us Americans a case of amnesia. DON’T BUY IT FOLKS!!!

By Dusty

July 19, 2008 3:37 PM | Link to this

N-GA @2:31

I guess it depends on what you call qualifications. George W. Bush was GOVERNOR of one of the largest states in the USA for FIVE years. Obama has been a junior US senator for less than four years. Are you calling “community organizer” experience? Yes, but in what? Obama’s ommunity work. Not city, not county, not state, not national experience.But, yes, Obama did finally have a year or two in a state legislature.

Business expertise for Obama????? Zero. George W. Bush has a MBA and long experience in the business of oil production.

George W. Bush had military service in the National Guard as a pilot, no matter what you doubters fabricate. It was documented military service. Obama has no military service and is an anti-war advocate. You call THAT a qualification for Obama.

Obama’s early education was in a Madrassa in Indonesia. That’s a Muslim school in case you forgot. Is that also a qualification?

Call names all you want, N-GA. Misrepresent the President of the USA. The facts show how wrong you are. But, like many far left libs, you are too filled with hate for the President to even face the truth. It a loser position and one into which you fit perfectly.

By Midori

July 19, 2008 3:49 PM | Link to this

Dusty,

I’ll take NO service over QUESTIONABLE SERVICE anytime.

We all know where Obama was during the Vietnam War.

Too bad the same can’t be said for the Poser-in-Chief.

By George W Bush

July 19, 2008 3:59 PM | Link to this

Since the National Organization to Elect Obama President (also known as the mainstream press) is pulling every stop to trash my Presidency I might as well put in place a few things the Liberals want before I leave. Even if Obama makes these changes while in Office (and they fail miserably) they’ll blame me for the catastrophy anyway.

So Ms. Pelosi, bring me a Bill to raise the tax on the so-called rich. Even though it will cause unemployment to go higher than even Clinton’s term - HEY! - give the Liberals what they want! Then I’ll tell our troops to come on home. That should give Al-Qaeda about 2 years to get back to their main business at hand - to destroy a major city on the U.S. mainland. Might as well bring Obama’s ‘changes’ quickly.

If I was dying of cancer I wouldn’t want to linger in misery - let me die quickly. Same thing with what the Democrats will bring.

By RW-(the original)

July 19, 2008 4:09 PM | Link to this

This is what that exchange in Speigel originally looked like.

Maliki: As soon as possible, as far as we’re concerned. US presidential candidate Barack Obama is right when he talks about 16 months. Assuming that positive developments continue, this is about the same time period that corresponds to our wishes.

Now it’s been changed to:

Maliki: As soon as possible, as far as we’re concerned. U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama talks about 16 months. That, we think, would be the right timeframe for a withdrawal, with the possibility of slight changes.

You antique media folks are a slippery lot.

By AJC/DNC Management

July 19, 2008 4:14 PM | Link to this

George Bushie may be a different guy but Jay Kookman is the same, whining no matter what the chimperor does.

Makes it easy to keep score, don’t it, Jay?

By Dusty

July 19, 2008 4:15 PM | Link to this

There is NO QUESTIONABLE SERVICE in the history of President Bush. He was IN the National Guard as a pilot during the Viet Nam War. You can try to change or alter that all you want. President Bush was in the National Guard of the United States during the Viet Nam War.

What next? There was NO Viet Nam War. That would tie in with your McCain got himself captured and blah blah blah hate now aimed against a decorated POW. You Dems will manufacture the same hate against McCain just like you did with Bush.

Maybe you will soon notice that Bush is not running for a third term. Time for Democrats to stop the BIG BUSH LIES and start on the BIG MCCAIN LIES.

Oh, I’m sorry. Dems have already started on the BIG MCCAIN LIES. You’ve had a lot of practice. I expect to see even bigger and bogus flash fireworks than before.

By Midori

July 19, 2008 4:24 PM | Link to this

see Dusty,

I guess I’m too used to Paul Harvey. You know, the guy who always told “the rest of the story”.

You brag about Bush being gov. of Texas. What you leave out is the fact that he did pretty much to Texas what he did to the rest of the country — leave it broke and full of filthy air to breathe.

and Bush’s so called “service”?

He slimed into the Guard the same way he slimed out.

why was he grounded from flying Crusty?

where was he during that stretch that he mysteriously disappeared? where the heck is any documentation as to his whereabouts?

I had to assemble some paperwork and needed some information that was not in my official personnel file.

I put in a tracer, via my congressman, and was AMAZED at the information and paper trail that was forwarded to me.

In other words, that “it got lost” dog don’t hunt. Not to rational people anyway.

Just keep right on cheering on that loser. You’ve defined yourself, much as Bush has defined himself.

Hope one day you’ll be able to wash off that giant “L” stamped on your forehead.

By Frederick Douglass

July 19, 2008 4:31 PM | Link to this

Uncle Dubya’s guide to becoming preident: (1) Be born into a well to do family. (2) Go to all of the right prep schools, see # 1 for help on that. (3) Attend an Ivy League school, see # 1 for endowment funds, legacy status ect. (4) When war threatens trumped up college career, see # 1’s military contacts to get fast tracked into Texas Air Guard. (5) Run several companies into the ground, drink like a fish, marry a demure, and utterly docile woman. (6) Buy a baseball team, run that into
ground. (7) See # 1 about finagling a run for governor, run Texas into ground.

(8) Get elected once, and steal another term as U.S. president, run country into ground. (9) Have a bunch of clueless lemurs think you’ve done a good job. (10) See # 1 about retiring into blissful ease.

By AJC/DNC Management

July 19, 2008 4:33 PM | Link to this

Where do Osama & Co. stand today? They’re not welcome in a single Arab country. The Saudi royals not only cut off their funding, but cracked down hard within the kingdom. A few countries, such as Yemen, tolerate radicals out in the boonies - but they won’t let al Qaeda in. Osama’s reps couldn’t even get extended-stay rooms in Somalia, beyond the borders of the Arab world.

And the Arab in the (dirty) street is chastened. Instead of delivering a triumph, al Qaeda brought disaster, killing far more Arabs through violence and strife than Israel has killed in all its wars. Nobody in the Arab world’s buying al Qaeda shares at yesterday’s premium - and only a last few suckers are buying at all.

Guess what? We won.

And the liberals lost, hahahahaha.

Now they move on to Afghanistan for the wormy little war against America.

By AJC/DNC Management

July 19, 2008 4:39 PM | Link to this

And you know what is so obvious no matter how much the libs try to sit on it?

If we would have taken Obambi’s position on Iraq before the “surge” and hauled as-s, al Qaeda would have won, absolutely no doubt about that.

What does this say about Lord High Dimwit’s judgment?

The one position he hasn’t flip flopped on, well, not yet anyway, and he blew it.

Big time.

By N-GA

July 19, 2008 4:43 PM | Link to this

Dusty,

He was in the Guard, but never deployed. A weekend warrior who learned nothing about what it is like to serve on active duty.

GWB’s business experience? Surely you jest! Arbusto Energy, Spectrum 7, & Harken Energy all went backward when he was involved. He borrowed money from friends and invested in the Texas Rangers, a third-tier baseball franchise that he managed into mediocrity.

Barack Obama’s 3 years working as a community organizer easily trumps GWB’s “military service”. Then Obama was in the State Legislature from 1997-2004. That’s 8 years, not the 1-2 that you lied about. BTW, being governor is a STATE level government job! BWB had no national experience, but Obama does.

I hate doing all this research for you Dust-mote.

One other item: Even the mainstream press acknowledges that Obama never attended a madrassa. But people like you (12% of the population) still profess to believe otherwise.

By Dusty

July 19, 2008 4:46 PM | Link to this

Yes, Midori,Bush was so unpopular in Texas they elected him Governor TWICE. Is that the best you can do? Filthy air in Texas? Did you mean dusty and dry? It always has been. Broke? Texans?? I’d love to be broke like the majority of Texans. Haven’t seen Texans flooding Georgia for help and jobs….

Sorry you got a lot of paperwork ONE TIME but glad you have a job. Also glad you know all about MILITARY files. Sorry you found nothing official about Bush but I’m afraid the National Guard is better at those things than YOU are. They say he servied in the National Guard. How about that?? Too bad you couldn’t get Kerry’s records when everybody was asking. You should have helped them.

Well, Bookman got us going today and he’s probably out loafing as usual. Or writing the next informative paragraph like “Omajinebad says Obama will be the next President of IRAQ”. Midori will say “I HAVE a file on that! Paul Harvey said so!”

By RW-(the original)

July 19, 2008 4:52 PM | Link to this

If you need any GWB TANG documents just ask yourself, what would Dan Rather do, and type them yourself.

By AJC/DNC Management

July 19, 2008 4:52 PM | Link to this

Democrats, with Obama to the fore, predicted a military disaster and piles of American corpses. (Indeed, even many Republicans were afraid to back the Petraeus plan openly.)

But McCain, a combat veteran who’s made repeated trips to the front, knew otherwise.

As for Obama, until recently he was still insisting that the surge would fail.

Now he knows otherwise - which is why his aides moved quickly to purge all signs of his earlier opposition from his campaign Web site.

The story of our time, our World War, we won it, and the libs are busy scrubbing all the ridiculous things they said from their websites and whining about Afghanistan.

Some leadership, hahahaha, what rock stars.

Cocaine rocks.

By Bud Wiser

July 19, 2008 4:54 PM | Link to this

To use Bolton as some sort of ‘expert’ would be like getting Rosie O’Donnell as an expert on heterosexual relations.

Bolton flies whichever way the wind blows. He has trashed McCain, Obama (numerous times), and now Bush.

Anything to keep his ugly mug on television, or grovelling for another interview brings him out from under his rock. His appointment as U.N. Ambassador shows a couple of things: (1) the incompetencey of the clowns that not only nominated, but approved his nomination to the post; and (2) how unimportant the post to the UN really is.

If you don’t believe me, then read these:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JohnR.Bolton

http://bourbonroom.blogs.foxnews.com/2008/07/18/bolton-bush-paving-way-for-obama-admin/

http://www.jta.org/cgi-bin/iowa/breaking/109476.html

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?pageId=69042

http://halfdone.wordpress.com/2008/06/07/john-bolton-on-obama/

I can’t add to this.

The man is certifiable, media hungry, egotistical, and needful of personal recognition. If there’s something it it for him, he’s there with force.

By AJC/DNC Management

July 19, 2008 5:00 PM | Link to this

The highly anticipated trip was launched in secrecy, with Obama’s campaign refusing to confirm that he had left the country, citing security reasons.

Uh, why would the terrorists want to kill Obambi?

Aren’t they like on the same side?

Hahaha, the dimwit’s kkkampaign is trying to hide his as-s so al Qaeda doesn’t greet him with roses, their liberator, the only “hope” they have to “change” Bushie from kicking in their behinds.

By AJC/DNC Management

July 19, 2008 5:05 PM | Link to this

A stunning sell-off dragged oil prices to their biggest weekly drop ever and gas prices at the pump slipped by the more than they have at any point since February, giving consumers a rare breather in a year of record fuel prices.

Let’s think about this for moment, hmmm, what happened to cause the price of oil to tumble?

Gosh, I seem to remember something happening, oh yeah, Bushie said “let’s drill.”

Duh.

By Bud Wiser

July 19, 2008 5:08 PM | Link to this

Well, I hammered out another post 15 minutes ago and I guess I got stricken again. Didn’t use any dirty words either. Just pointed out what a lame ‘source’ John Bolton is for ‘news.’

I guess the Dimmokraut censor board is in full sweep again today. I need to find a site that will publish all opinions, not just those of the foaming mouth liberals.

By AJC/DNC Management

July 19, 2008 5:10 PM | Link to this

“Iraq will be in hell, and we will find ourselves at the gates of civil war,” said Maied Rashed al-Nuaemi, a provincial council member in Mosul, a city in northern Iraq where Iraqi forces are battling the Sunni insurgent group al-Qaeda in Iraq. “The American presence in Iraq is the safety valve to keep this country quiet. If they withdraw, that will lead to calamity.”

“I think that Obama talks more than what he can accomplish, because reality differs from promises and dreams,” said Um Mohammed, 60, an engineer in Baghdad who declined to give her full name. “I think it is just a camouflage to reach the presidential chair. It’s a way to satisfy the American people and the American mothers.”

Mohammed Sulaiman, 56, a retired government employee in Baghdad, said: “The proposal of Obama to pull out the troops by summer 2010 is foolish. If the United States withdraws from Iraq, I think its credibility among the international countries would collapse.”

“We need more training, as well as new and developed weapons and supplies. We also need modern and developed technology. The U.S. forces should withdraw gradually so our Iraqi forces can fill the gaps that the American forces will leave,” said Brig. Gen. Najim Abdullah, spokesman for the Iraqi National Police. “As to a timetable, I don’t think we should specify it now, because it is related to the logistical support and the ability of our Iraqi forces to handle their responsibility.”

“Now we are only fighting the insurgency in our country, and we still need the support” of U.S.-led coalition forces, said Maj. Gen. Habeeb al-Husaini, commander of the Iraqi army’s 14th Division, whose forces control the cities of Amarah, Samawah and Nasiriyah in southern Iraq. “So how about if we want to defend the country from the external threats?”

Yeah, they “want us to leave.”

I have more but my freaking arm got tired.

By getalife "whiners"

July 19, 2008 5:13 PM | Link to this

Face it, w is a lib.

By Dusty

July 19, 2008 5:15 PM | Link to this

N-GA 4:43

What a fabricator!! You know as well as I do that the National Guard was not deployed overseas during those ‘Nam days. They were the NATIONAL (Home) DEFENSE. After Clinton cut the miitary drastically, the military had to depend on the National Guard as their back up as needed. Thus the National Guard is often deployed now. You forgot to mention THAT.

Couldn’t verify your business facts about Bush but he must have been mighty hard up to buy ONLY an American League Baseball team. I believe he sold that team later for a tidy sum. Eat your business heart out, N-GA.

But your prize blooper for today..OBAMA’S COMMUNITY SERVICE EQUALS BUSH’S MILITARY SERVICE. Oh yes indeed. Getting chairs for the Old Folk’s Center and a community garden for the Housing Project far excels the dangerous service of a military pilot. I bet Obama agrees with that. You certainly would not catch him doing ANYTHING in the military. No sirree. He’s not going to fight for anything except to get in the White House.

Such a calamity might force me into Community Service myself. But I didn’t major in community service. Does it pay well?

By RW-(the original)

July 19, 2008 5:17 PM | Link to this

BW @ 5:08

These servers will often drop comments in the publishing process. I wouldn’t be so quick to blame censorship unless you already saw your comment published and then it went away.

By @@

July 19, 2008 5:28 PM | Link to this

Where’s Bush?

He’s right here:

1717 GMT - Iranian leaders must choose between cooperation with the West and confrontation, a State Department spokesman told reporters July 19 following a meeting between EU and Iranian diplomats on Iran’s nuclear program, at which U.S. Undersecretary of State William Burns was in attendance. Burns reportedly did not meet separately with the Iranian delegation, the spokesman said, adding that EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana told Iran’s representative that Iran must give a “clear answer” to the West within two weeks.

That ^^^ message came not only from us, but our European allies as well.

2102 GMT - Iran wants the United States to continue participating in negotiations over its nuclear program because top Iranian nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili believes Washington’s involvement makes a settlement more likely, the Iranian Students News Agency reported July 19, citing an unnamed Iranian official.

At the end of two weeks, they’ll be hit with more sanctions or maybe something BIGGER.

By JAY BOOKMAN

July 19, 2008 5:31 PM | Link to this

Bud, your comment has been restored. I’m not sure why that is happening; I suspect it may have something with all the links you’re including.

Our system may be kicking it out as a spam attempt, because the previous post it unpublished also had links in it, as I recall.

By getalife "whiners"

July 19, 2008 5:39 PM | Link to this

Yeah @@,

And oil will shoot back up to 150.

“Even though McCain thinks Social Security is a “disgrace,” that’s not gonna stop him from cashin’ in those checks.”

Lib ♥ welfare.

By RW-(the original)

July 19, 2008 5:41 PM | Link to this

Jay,

A while back before the scribbler went into hiding they put in a filter so that a comment with more than two links wouldn’t post over there. Perhaps they have the same filter on here.

By Too Late, Baby

July 19, 2008 5:43 PM | Link to this

Now McCain can claim that Obama will be a third Bush term, get it?

By Midori

July 19, 2008 5:59 PM | Link to this

Dan Rather doesn’t need to type anthing.

Bush’s non-record speaks for itself.

By Midori

July 19, 2008 6:01 PM | Link to this

oops, that’s “anything”

as in, “anything to change the subject”

By JAY BOOKMAN

July 19, 2008 6:05 PM | Link to this

I would suspect that is the problem, RW. Catch that, Bud? You are not the victim of a liberal conspiracy designed to silence you.

By RW-(the original)

July 19, 2008 6:11 PM | Link to this

sure he didn’t /sarc

By @@

July 19, 2008 6:17 PM | Link to this

@@ ♥ Getalife.

Smoke more weed to kill the pain at the pump-er. (ISH)

By Midori

July 19, 2008 6:23 PM | Link to this

serious question, Crusty — what do you envision Bush doing once he ends his squatting days in the people’s house?

he can’t get a Noble Prize, as, unfortunately, Cracker Jack don’t put prizes in their boxes anymore.

That’s the closest that moron will ever get to obtaining one.

Then again, he could get his Daddy to buy him one, huh?

Daddy has always been there for him, including his acceptance into the Guard.

By Borat Obama

July 19, 2008 6:40 PM | Link to this

Jay and the AJC have already crowned Obama king, and Jesus reincarnate, so why even waste your time voting.

By @@

July 19, 2008 6:43 PM | Link to this

In an October 2007 interview, Barack Obama had this to say……….HIS solution:

“I think Iran understands what military threats we pose. You know, they’re not surprised that we could strike them, and strike them hard,” Obama said. “What we haven’t suggested in any way is what advantages they would have in acting more responsibly in the region. That’s been the missing ingredient.”

O.K………….all that’s been done now, and more than once.

What next Senator Obama?

Your dumb but faithful subjects await.

By AJC/DNC Management

July 19, 2008 6:43 PM | Link to this

The trials should prove therapeutic and educational. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and friends, whose trials will follow Hamdan’s, can be expected to remind America about the nature of the threat posed by al Qaeda and its offshoots. That’s one reason Hamdan’s lawyers and various politicians worked so hard to prevent the trials from going forward in an election year. Kudos to Judge Robertson for putting the law above politics.

The scumbags that planned, financed and helped carry out the savagery of September 11th, 2001, and now they face justice, you can thank Bushie for that.

Hanging or firing squad?

Bwa.

By Borat Obama

July 19, 2008 6:49 PM | Link to this

Bud, Thanks so much! …..Demokrauts….hahahahaha…..I needed a good laugh.

By Abomi Nation

July 19, 2008 6:52 PM | Link to this

Whatever George W Bush does after the election it appears that Laura Bush will not be doing it with him. Who can blame her?

Italy’s La Republica newspaper wrote that George and Laura Bush were planning a divorce after the presidential election in the USA.

George and Laura Bush hardly ever speak to each other. George feels very unhappy and does not want Laura to leave him. However, the newspaper wrote, Laura is tired of everything; she is determined to live her own life.

The couple still keeps their relationship alive just because they are contractually obliged to stay together during George W. Bush’s presidency; it is not a matter of feelings at all.

They pretend that their marriage is still alive in spite of the fact that it was buried long ago. The divorce will be kept a secret until the president retires, the newspaper wrote.

The newspaper believes that George W. Bush has been having an affair with US Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice. A former employee of the presidential administration said that Laura Bush once spent her night in a hotel to stay away from the White House.

By AJC/DNC Management

July 19, 2008 7:00 PM | Link to this

Lord High Dimwit cut and run from thee Brandenburg Gate:

Barack Obama seems set to speak next to Berlin’s famous Victory Column when he visits next week.

Victory Column?

Victory for what?

The last war they “won” was hundreds of years ago, heck, they even lost to the American Revolutionaries.

Maybe Obambi wants to be close to something that reminds him of defeat and total disgrace.

Why does this not surprise me?

By Too Late, Baby

July 19, 2008 7:02 PM | Link to this

If Laura Bush is available, I just may ask her out! What a babe, what a babe, what a babe!

By Midori

July 19, 2008 7:14 PM | Link to this

“Yesterday went very well for Mr. Rather. The court is allowing discovery to go forward without limitation.”

yes - -let it ALL come out during the trial…..

By JAY BOOKMAN

July 19, 2008 7:18 PM | Link to this

Oh please, Management. If he DID decide to speak in front of the gate, you’d condemn him for THAT.

By getalife "whiners"

July 19, 2008 7:37 PM | Link to this

@@,

Craig said they are jerking us by the nozzle.

By RW-(the original)

July 19, 2008 7:49 PM | Link to this

That should be fun, Midori. I wonder why they haven’t deposed Mary Mapes and Bill Burkett yet?

By AJC/DNC Management

July 19, 2008 7:55 PM | Link to this

Jay: That was a pretty good one, eh?

The Lord High Dimwit at the Gate was news for weeks on end, go see if you can find anything I posted that even mentions the subject.

By Dusty

July 19, 2008 7:55 PM | Link to this

AbomiNation@6:52

Congrats!! You win the Inquirer Prize for making the most rediculous and unverified post of all.

Ahhhhaaaa, I have found out that you, bombom, ran away with a space man and he dumped you for the man in the moon. You are quoted as saying “CHEESY!” and spent the night in a teepee. Now this story was published in the Student Journal of Astrophysical Actions and Loquacious Libs. It can be verified by one Midori who keeps files on all space men and herself.

If you need any more help, bombom, call TooLate,BabyCakes. He’s been out in space a long tme.

By AJC/DNC Management

July 19, 2008 8:04 PM | Link to this

Lord High Dimwit could have spoken from within the men’s room at the Nuremberg Marta station, the drive bys will still put legs on this story usually only reserved for the likes of Jessica Alba.

Preening, are we?

By RW-(the original)

July 19, 2008 8:12 PM | Link to this

One would think the Dhimmicrat controlled Congress might be trying to something to the price of gas and diesel.

Alas, it’s appears they are.

Now, lawmakers quietly are talking about raising fuel taxes by a dime from the current 18.4 cents a gallon on gasoline and 24.3 cents on diesel fuel.

By hillbilly ragger

July 19, 2008 8:19 PM | Link to this

Midori @ 2.19, kinda, yeah.

If anyone cares, here’s a link.

I should add, our Jay would NEVER have to fill out a “Press Behavior Contract” in such a fashion.

By Taxpayer

July 19, 2008 8:23 PM | Link to this

Well, if Management didn’t have every space booked maybe his very own Lord and Highness, that he speaks so much of, would be able to get a speaking engagement.

As far a Bush goes, well, it won’t be far enough. It’s a little late for reform. We just need to be rid of him and Cheney.

By AJC/DNC Management

July 19, 2008 8:24 PM | Link to this

Cuban Serie D. No. 4 Partagas Habana complete with a Heineken Light.

Even better than it sounds.

Normalize relations, Mr. Chimperor?

It’d be a twofer, the most jam up cigars in the world bought by the box and the libs foaming at the mouth like wild eyed savages, who can argue with that idea?

Thee Cubans make all the wrong noises but they are harmless, what would it hurt?

It’s like any other “ally.”

By Too Late, Baby

July 19, 2008 8:24 PM | Link to this

McCain 08: I wonder if he ever wet starts his wife. I know I would. What a babe, what a babe, what a babe.

By Frederick Douglass

July 19, 2008 8:40 PM | Link to this

No one has stolen our president, quite the contrary, insider information has it that younger brother Jeb is calling the shots now. Bush senior apparently had an epiphany concerning his sons, realizing that the dynasty had only six months remaining, the old man requested that Jeb guide the ship into port. However; the rumor that Neil, and Marvin will be given three days each at the helm, remain unsubstantiated.

By AJC/DNC Management

July 19, 2008 8:47 PM | Link to this

Exquisitely mild with a spicy aftertaste but the wrapper came apart, it developed a case of the “runs” and it was gone before I knew it.

Communist bas-tards.

Why haven’t we bombed them yet?

90 miles away, we could use that as-s for target practice.

I thought we were the party of Neokkkons?

By Too Late, Baby

July 19, 2008 8:53 PM | Link to this

Obama 08: It’s America and you are here!

By Bud Wiser

July 19, 2008 9:04 PM | Link to this

Thanks for the explanation, Jay. I will try to limit them in the future. At least I have tried to clean up my act and not gutter mouth the site like some folks around here.

Why is it that some people simply cannot discuss a subject without first trying to change it because they have no factual data to respond (or brain to communicate it if they did), then try to insult or belittle someone else that disagrees with them? And it is not restricted to the left wingers, either; they are just a bit quicker to the ‘creative” ways of expression. Conservatives are a bit slower to retort to foulness, but they can compete with the best of them.

By Hillbilly Deluxe

July 19, 2008 9:22 PM | Link to this

Just once I’d like to hear some politician, any politician, say “this is what I believe, if you don’t like it vote for the other candidate”. Of course hogs will fly before that happens.

By RW-(the original)

July 19, 2008 9:41 PM | Link to this

Hillbilly D,

It happens all the time, but they generally shortcut the this is what I believe part and the context is usually something like this.

If you like the way this no account scoundrel has screwed up life as we know it, burned our Constitution, ruined our reputation in the world, and beaten our small animals, then don’t vote for me

The ones that truly tell us what they believe are usually beaten in the primaries and often for good reason. The closest I’ve seen to someone that fits your idealistic 9:22, at least locally, was Herman Cain. Did you vote for him? I did.

By getalife "whiners"

July 19, 2008 9:42 PM | Link to this

Monte Cristo #2.

Smoked while drinking Crown XR on the rocks.

Smooth, consistent burn, full body flavor.

Heaven.

End the embargo today.

By Ms Tucker If Ur Nasty

July 19, 2008 10:00 PM | Link to this

Has this Dusty woman escaped from some loony bin or what? Seriously, if someone knows her, gently suggest that she seeks professional help. I read this blog, and I wonder sometimes if Dusty is putting all of us on. Dear woman, you chose the wrong horse to hitch your wagon to, the guy is awful. I respect your rights as an American to express your opinions, however misguided they might be, but give us all a break.

By donald

July 19, 2008 10:04 PM | Link to this

People keep clamouring that the “surge” is working when frankly, the “surge” is built on alot of “what ifs”. People, the last time I looked the actors in this drama are alive and well. al-Sadr and his milita have not gone anywhere, we have bribed Sunni tribesmen not to shoot at us and al-Quida has decided, for now, that they can best use their resources in another hopt spot. Don’t be fooled by this lull. The Iraqi militaty still have not proven themselves to be either competent or willing to fully secure their country. That will not be tested until every last one of your troops are home!

As for the distiction between Bush’s and Obama’s service I think it’s time for a reality check. First of all The Air National Guard during the late 1960s was a feeder system for those who could claim they served their country while not actually being in the theatre of war. This was the route chosen for Dumbya. Please, don’t insult anyone’s intelligence by claiming that Bush served, that one has been done to death!!

Obama served his community and while some people may take offense with that I’ll take him over the clown we now have in office anyday!!

By Hillbilly Deluxe

July 19, 2008 10:06 PM | Link to this

Well RW..I don’t know who Herman Cain is…so I didn’t vote for him. I suspect I don’t live in the same area you do. And yes my post was idealistic but I see nothing wrong with a little idealism as long as one doesn’t let it crowd one’s view of reality. The point of my post was that I get tired of politicians of all stripes “nuancing” (if that’s a word) their positions in order to get themselves elected.

By AJC/DNC Management

July 19, 2008 10:09 PM | Link to this

Aahhh, yes, plausible denial:

A German magazine quoted Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki as saying that he backed a proposal by presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama to withdraw U.S. troops from Iraq within 16 months.

But a spokesman for al-Maliki said his remarks “were misunderstood, mistranslated and not conveyed accurately.”

Government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh said the possibility of troop withdrawal was based on the continuance of security improvements, echoing statements that the White House made Friday after a meeting between al-Maliki and U.S. President Bush.

Thee goony propaganda has been…………….outed.

By N-GA

July 19, 2008 11:46 PM | Link to this

Well Dusty, your response was typical. Avoid the question and lie with your answers.

I fabricated nothing. GWB NEVER flew a combat mission, and was NEVER deployed on active duty. He was a GI in name only. He spent a lot of time helping someone run for office in Alabama.

So Obama’s front line work helping the homeless, the hungry, the lost was much more significant in the impact it had on our society.

Now what about your inane and stupid claims about how GWB had more experience in public office, and your suggestion that he had national experience while Obama had none. Now there are some big lies. You said Obama had 1-2 years as a state representative when he actually had 8 years. What’s the matter…can’t get your facts straight?

He didn’t buy a baseball team…he bought a piece of a baseball team using other people’s money. And he certainly couldn’t manage the team to win a world series, or a pennant, or even a division title.

He was a loser in business, and had little political experience. But you continue to claim that Obama lacks experience when he has much more than GWB ever did. And you continue to spread the lies about the madrassa. Doesn’t the bible tell you not to lie?

Now then, I have one question for you. When you lie, and God knows that you know you are lying, and He also knows that you believe that if you ask for forgiveness He will give it, do you also believe that there is no punishment in the afterlife for these “sins that I know He will forgive”? I know, have someone else read the sentence and explain it to you in “see-Spot-run” terms.

I think you’re going to BURN!

By Clouseau

July 19, 2008 11:59 PM | Link to this

Woo. N-GA has nasty case of BDS.

geez, how many times you have to regurgitate it man?

By N-GA

July 20, 2008 7:11 AM | Link to this

Clouseau,

You really share the characteristics of your namesake. Clouseau was clueless, too.

I was repeating my response to Dusty, because her posts were filled with lies ans she refused to acknowledge spreading misinformation.

Perhaps you should try to read the entire string of posts before you make inane comments.

By Bud Wiser

July 20, 2008 7:37 AM | Link to this

I receive only the Sunday print edition (my wife likes the coupons), but we are about to let it lapse, too. Why?

If there is any wonder as to why the AJC paper editions subscriptions are dropping like a homesick rock from the sky, one need look no further than today’s edition.

The lead articles on the individual sections are pretty much typical of this newspaper’s political leanings. As opposed to having anything to do with what the title of the section implies, we get this:

* * Arts and Books ** - MLK (again, the guy’s been dead for 40 years for crying out loud)

* * Living ** - Eco-care(?) what the hell is that, other than another leftist tone cowing to the whacko environmentalist left?

* * Sports ** - Curacao? A bunch of kids from Curacao? Perhaps the biggest story in golf this year (Greg Norman leading the British Open) after Tiger Woods winning the US Open on one leg, and it is not even top billing?

* * Issue ** - no surprise here…Michelle Obama being racially stereotyped (yawn). AJC just cannot seem to get past race, all the while bellowing at the world that everyone else needs to overlook race in this presidential campaign.

* * News ** - Eco-friendly homes (see remark about Living section.

I have a degree in broadcast journalism from Memphis State (1971), had a dad in the newspaper business in Tennessee for 47 years, and even back then in the old days we were taught that you will not get the readers’ attention with headlines or lead stories about material that was, well, uninteresting, too deep for the average Joe, or a headline that screams of partisan politics (that was reserved for the editorial pages). Journalism was generally considered a function of reporting the news, not trying to shape the news.

Look at all of the so-called major media today, print editions or broadcast, and see what is happening to their subscription levels, or viewership. Coincidentally, those suffering the most seem to be virtually all left-wing partisan supporters. Maybe they should have stuck to JOURNALISM instead of getting involved in partisan politics. When you roll in the sty with the pigs, chances are you’re going to smell like one.

By AJC/DNC Management

July 20, 2008 7:45 AM | Link to this

Look at the libs practically begging Lord High Dimwit to not flip flop on Iraq:

Lawmakers rarely change views after trips to Iraq-But if the visits of hundreds of other members of Congress over the past five years are any measure, nothing the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee will see is likely to change his mind about the war. Most seem to return even more convinced of the views they held before they left.-Doom and Gloom/DNC

Do the libs not ache and long for defeat in Iraq^^, hahaha.

I would love to read farther into another of the ever increasing speculatory “news” stories from our friends the drive bys, but my eyelids started feeling like manhole covers.

Most bedtime stories and fairy tales do that to me.

I wonder how much total embarrassment and humiliation it will take for the pinko press to stop telling us what they think will happen and start telling us what did happen.

Is this like a foreign concept, you know, the news?

~~~~~

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama got his first look at deteriorating conditions in war-torn Afghanistan on Saturday, meeting with U.S. military commanders and local officials and touring part of the country by helicopter on the first day of a highly anticipated visit to the Middle East and Europe that drew a fresh rebuke from Republican rival John McCain.-Urinal/PMS

Yes, and our “news” “reporters” are being savaged by moony eyed lusting and PMS at the same freaking time.

How do you like this, Lord High Dimwit had no use for Afghanistan until he felt it was safe enough to go there and whine about it.

~~~~~

Oh, puh-leeze:

The Michelle Obama drama- Candidate’s wife must, unfairly, contend with century’s worth of racial stereotypes-Urinal/PMS

Well, boo hoo hoo, the poor wittle ten times over millionaire, potential first lady of the United States, how does she find the strength to live this horrible life she has been afflicted with?

How, oh how, I ask you, how can she go on???

Wwwwwaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!

So, uh, what doesn’t she whine about?

~~~~~

Queen High Chair has written a socialist term paper for her Pre K day care school:

Carter deserves credit for his energy smarts- By Cynthia Tucker, But a sober and fair look back at what Carter actually said ought to earn him higher marks. He was right when he insisted that consumers conserve energy; he was right to urge a dramatic increase in the use of solar power; he was right when he called for a cap on imported oil.-Urinal/ADD

30 years later, do tell us, where is solar power at?

Dhimmi Carter created an economic disaster on a scale not seen since the great depression, excessive tax rates and gasoline shortages were just a few of thee highlights, and the best he could do was babble about “conservation,” which sounds awfully familiar to what the Reed/ Pelosi Idiocy is spewing this very day.

Checked gas prices lately?

Reagan came right behind that disaster and started the longest period of economic growth and prosperity in American history, not by clamping down on the economy of the United States, but by unleashing your freedoms to live your life without government interference.

You know, like the Constitution says we should.

~~~~~

Ominous leaflets recently surfaced in Mogadishu, Somalia’s ruin of a capital, calling aid workers “infidels” and warning them that they will be methodically hunted down.-Urinal/PMS

Of course, it’s the fault of the United States:

The deliberate targeting of aid workers is a chilling new dimension to the crisis in Somalia that has unfolded over the past 17 years but has grown increasingly violent as outside forces, including the American military, have turned a civil war into a more international conflict.-Urinal/PMS

Isn’t this truly sick, I mean I had no difficulties identifying the source of the problem here.

Islamic extremists shooting innocent aid workers, duh.

A sicko, panty waist “news” reporter has two choices here, he can call these savages what they are, cold blooded monsters and the scum of the Earth, maybe try to influence the supporters of these filth to realize what depravities are being done in their name (see Anbar, Sunnis,) or they can unleash their mindless hatred of the United States, a country that has absolutely nothing to do with it.

These scumbag Somalians have been mistreating their citizens for decades, long before we ever called them on it.

Make no mistake, these liberals hate America, they want to make it the evil in the world and give cover and aid to the real murderers and rapists of the world.

In my book, this makes them no better than any common POS terrorist.

By @@

July 20, 2008 7:54 AM | Link to this

An amazing candidate, that Obama. Amazingly vacuous……amazingly naive……amazingly evasive…..amazingly presumptuous…..AMAZINGLY clueless.

In his eagerness to promote HIMSELF, HE fails to verify Maliki’s statements. And right when he’s launching his whirlwind tour thingymabobber!

About the Brandenburg Gate stage. It was only after the hooplah, that The OBumbler realized it was presumptuous.

Well DUH!!!!!!!!!!!

This OBummer fella really is S-L-O-W.

By N-GA

July 20, 2008 8:00 AM | Link to this

Bud,

When 12% of Americans still believe Obama is a muslim, and 37% still believe he attended a madrassa (both incorrect), it is a small wonder that fewer Americans are reading newspapers.

When Walter Crokite or Huntley & Brinkley were on network news, people trusted them. Now they get “news lite” along with numerous “talking heads” spouting opinions instead of facts.

And if anyone thinks that Fox staffers “accidentally” say Osama instead of Obama on many occasions, they are as easily manipulated as pre-WWII Italians and Germans.

Is it any coincidence that the drop in American newspaper readership is inversely related to American prosperity or education levels when compared to the rest of the world? No! Is there any doubt that Rupert Murdoch’s success in making tabloid journalism the norm has contributed to the current sorry state we are in? No!

Just another point of view.

By @@

July 20, 2008 8:26 AM | Link to this

N-GA:

Did you find it AMAZING how quickly Obama and the leftists here jumped on Maliki’s statement without realizing what it was he REALLY said?

I found it AMAZING, but not uncommon among both.

Sometimes those who CLAIM to be smart are easily outsmarted.

By Taxpayer

July 20, 2008 9:09 AM | Link to this

This administration’s failed policies are the only thing needed to legitimize any other approach. This administration is its own worst enemy. It is constantly fighting with itself and losing.

By Too Late, Baby

July 20, 2008 9:14 AM | Link to this

Duhng, you were spitting. It’s the first thing in the morning. Sunday Morning. Shhhhhhhh. People are sleeping. Look at how the lunatic fringe (conservatives who cant even define their own platform), are up early and posting so cleverly!

All because Bookman indulges their fitful pantie loads. Now he’s created a litter of tail-wagging Pavlovian Pudwits. Real chatting chihuahuas; all sniff and no riff. Except when Bookman rings their chimes, they dont salivate, they foam…….ew.

Think about it, duhng. Did you really have to comment? Was it so important that you get that out this morning? Do you need a bookman scooby snack?

duhng, Give it a rest. You’re like a pitbull chasing the newspaper delivery boy, or chewing the neighbor’s front page to pieces. Someday you’ll thank me for pointing out what a housebroken-challenged, easily manipulated poodle you are. Look how I’ve got you on a leash! I only have to post once, and you go off on a series of convolutions that are frightening in the depth and breadth of the psychotic mimicry. Sit. Roll over. Beg. Play dead.

Bad dog. You’ve never written a kennel of truth.

By AJC/DNC Management

July 20, 2008 9:27 AM | Link to this

Polly: You barked out 197 words just for me!

Why, I’m “honored.”

O.K, you can get back to harassing bloggers on an open comment board, I’ll get back to discussing the relevant issues of the day.

Deal?

By @@

July 20, 2008 9:31 AM | Link to this

TLBaby a/k/a Polly/PoliFore/PoFo:

Look how I’ve got you on a leash! I only have to post once, and you go off on a series of convolutions that are frightening in the depth and breadth of the psychotic mimicry.

I didn’t see a post by you before AJC/DNC Mgmt’s

Your delusions of grandeur may exist in your own mind. You and The OBumbler have a lot in common.

PoFo, The OBsessed.

By Taxpayer

July 20, 2008 9:48 AM | Link to this

After almost two terms in office, Bush FINALLY sees the light — time is not on his side. Now, if we can just convince him that money doesn’t really grow on bushes (although the idea of plucking it from a Bush might appeal to some folks) even though he learned that lesson from his daddy and we are supposed to believe our daddy. Of course, that’s just for starters.

By Pam is a lying HO

July 20, 2008 10:05 AM | Link to this

Why has Pam not been arrested for fraud? Why is the Georgia Bar not reviewing the law degree of each and every member of the bar? Why has the Georgia Bar not been punished for allowing crooks to pass themselves off as lawyers? I DEMAND a witch hunt for fake lawyers, physicians, nurses, and engineers licensed by the State of Georgia….and the firing of each and every member of the state board of examiners who has allowed even one fake to steal a Georgia license to practice law, medicine, nursing, or engineering….How many of our buildings are in danger of collapse because the pe who designed the structure was a FAKE engineer? How many patients have been killed by FAKE physicians? How many people are wrongly in prison because they were represented by a FAKE lawyer? Let the Witch Hunts begin….

By @@

July 20, 2008 10:07 AM | Link to this

Oh………but if only it were so, that all politicians could come to realize that our (the taxpayers’) money doesn’t grow on bushes.

Democrats, in particular, are all too often drawn to the fruits of our labor only to leave them rotting in the bushel basket of congressional earmarks.

Pork & fruit - a tempting combination.

By GeorgiaValues

July 20, 2008 10:19 AM | Link to this

Poor Dusty and others of his ilk. I feel their pain at trying so hard to defend (at the expense of reason) the indefensible.

I remember when I defended Nixon to the very end. It took history to show me I was wrong but I had let ideology trump reason. Fortunately, many others saw the truth AT THE TIME!

This time, the truth is so obvious as to slap one upside the face. Apparently, Dusty is expending a lot of useless energy to maintain his beliefs in spite of the facts on the ground.

By Taxpayer

July 20, 2008 10:33 AM | Link to this

Bush thinks that all he has to do is run outside and pluck a few hundred billion dollars whenever he needs to in order to fund his fallacious efforts to “protect” us. All the while, we needed more protection from the Bush family values than from anyone else. More people killed during this administration’s wars than from all terror attacks combined. More damage to American families due to this administration’s failed attempts to stop bin Laden than from hurricane Katrina. We need an end to the unnatural death and destruction of this administration. We needed Bush to see the error of his ways thousands of lives and billions of dollars ago. Will “better late than never” be soon enough?

By @@

July 20, 2008 10:43 AM | Link to this

Are you listening Senator Obama?

Mullen, asked about the possibility of withdrawing all combat troops within two years, said, “I think the consequences could be very dangerous.”

The military buildup in Iraq that began more than 18 months ago has ended. In recent days, the last of the five additional combat brigades sent in by Bush last year has left the country.

Bush, McCain and our troops get credit for ^^^ that one.

If conditions keep improving, “I would look to be able to make recommendations to President Bush in the fall to continue those reductions,” Mullen said.

Those recommendations will be made to President Bush. They’ll be the same for The OBumbler. If he is, indeed, sincere about listening to commanders in Iraq, then he’s boxed himself in and will be attacked from his left flank.

An AMAZING military strategist, That OBumbler.

By Taxpayer

July 20, 2008 11:03 AM | Link to this

Obama could just pull a Bush administration strategy and just keep changing out commanders until he gets ones in place that speaks his language. Of course, that’s just one of many of the Bush administration’s X-files style tactics — lies, deceit and obfuscation.

By None Too Soon.

July 20, 2008 11:08 AM | Link to this

Forget Bush.

Obama 08: America takes over.

By GodHatesTrash

July 20, 2008 11:49 AM | Link to this

It’s look like our resident sociopath is back - a “friend” dies but 48 hours after the funeral Andi/duh is back to spewing the usual vomit of violence, bile, rage, and homicidal fantasy.

By None Too Soon.

July 20, 2008 12:04 PM | Link to this

Did anyone address Bookman question? Why do we say, “Squirreled Away” when we hide something?

I dont want to hog all the comedy. I leave plenty of on-topic Jay Bookman suggested fertile ground for everyone, but guess what? The trolls are too busy Myspacing like little middle school girlie-wads to ever advance any of the discussion bullet point Jay alludes to.

I guess conservatism is squirrely that way.

Obama 08: America starts here.

By None Too Soon.

July 20, 2008 12:08 PM | Link to this

I am the King of this Blog.

It’s good to be the king. and the little squirrely-girlies on the right cant stand it and their little heads go spin spin spin with just one of my throw-aways.

bwa.

By Hillbilly Deluxe

July 20, 2008 12:56 PM | Link to this

None: I think we say “squirreled away” because squirrels have a tendency to hide acorns away for the winter. I might be wrong or I might not.

By @@

July 20, 2008 1:15 PM | Link to this

I’m in the business of saving “nuts” to be “cracked” at a time of my choosing.

Obama’s nuts are so well hidden, no one has been able to find ‘em…….

not even HIM.

By AJC/DNC Management

July 20, 2008 1:21 PM | Link to this

By GodHatesTrash July 20, 2008 11:49 AM It’s look like our resident sociopath is back - a “friend” dies but 48 hours after the funeral Andi/duh is back to spewing the usual vomit of violence, bile, rage, and homicidal fantasy.

God’sTrash: Part of the healing process is to return your life to normal, putting the tragedy behind us, as the departed would have wanted us to do.

There is a big difference between you and I, I know for a fact that this life is just the first part of the journey and that we will all meet again in God’s Kingdom, and with that there is no need to succumb to a earthly life of sorrow, and then there is you, self righteous parader of the Blessed Name, who we most likely will not be seeing in thee Heavens.

~~~~~

By @@ July 20, 2008 9:31 AM TLBaby a/k/a Polly/PoliFore/PoFo: I didn’t see a post by you before AJC/DNC Mgmt’s

@@: Polly is no bother, in fact I sort of need her to judge the effectiveness of the Duh Report, when she doesn’t whine I always wonder what I could have done better.

Plus, I have sort of grown fond of my luckovich groupies, what ever would I do without my little toadies?

By RW-(the original)

July 20, 2008 1:31 PM | Link to this

You might think that a tidal wave of denunciation would ensue if a cartoon depicting John McCain being tortured in a bamboo cage by Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and another person (who might be George W. Bush) were to appear in a supposedly respectable or trendy publication.

You would be wrong though, yet today we have even more teeth gnashing in the AJC over the New Yorker cover. It’s just not nice to poke fun at the thin skinned Messiah.

By Dusty

July 20, 2008 1:42 PM | Link to this

AJC/DNC@1:21

I tell you what. Howabout we keep the Luckovich toadies and GET RID OF LUCKOVICH???

Lucko is still dumping on Bush and what for? Bush is not running for reelection. He is tending to business as usual while Congress tries to block every single move.

If anybody needs to be drawn up UGLY, it is Congress. Luckovich’s cartoon of Bush is more similar to Nancy Pelosi’s last episode on TV, a harridan in makeup.

If she and Reid keep on, Congress approval will drop to zero. Luckovich is also a big zero. His satire is nothing but drawn out H-A-T-E.

By @@

July 20, 2008 1:52 PM | Link to this

@@: Polly is no bother

I know Andy, but she’s such a fun target

a blog disease susceptible to my treatment.

By "The Corporal"

July 20, 2008 2:00 PM | Link to this

President Bush, Admiral Mullen, Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and now Private Obama all have their own opinion/time-table/time-horizon/withdrawal/ground conditions/surge/standstill/retreat regarding the the removal of U.S. troops from Iraq. What a mess.

By Pam is a lying HO

July 20, 2008 3:12 PM | Link to this

Replace luckovich with the guy who does the Boondocks cartoons….

By Dusty

July 20, 2008 3:14 PM | Link to this

Oh my goodness, I just read earlier comments and realized that N-GA couldn’t sleep last night for bad dreams about Obama. Furthermore, I had the audacity to question his idealized Obama. Yes!!!

N-GA should read Obama’s book. Obama wrote that he went to a Muslim school in Indonesia. Now Indonesia is the LARGEST MUSLIM COUNTRY IN THE WORLD. So, did Obama go to a Muslim school? He said he did. Was it a Madrassa, a fundamentalist Muslim school? He said NO.

Yes, Obama was a State Senator for seven years, not three as I wrote. So, there you go. N-GA, a big time state senator for less than a decade. Maybe that big time community service paid off for Obama. But let’s not use the word “paid off”. N-GA will get up set and lose sleep again over his hero.

But whoopee!! N-Ga thinks flying military aircraft takes less skill and commitment than community service(such as Obama’s)..!! But the military point is null & void. Obama is anti-war and would not vote to fight our enemies. Fight!! R U kidding?? Obama??

Anyhow….has someone stolen Bookman? Anything new going on?

By Pam is a lying HO

July 20, 2008 3:15 PM | Link to this

Why has Pam not been arrested for fraud? Why is the Georgia Bar not reviewing the law degree of each and every member of the bar? Why has the Georgia Bar not been punished for allowing crooks to pass themselves off as lawyers? I DEMAND a witch hunt for fake lawyers, physicians, nurses, and engineers licensed by the State of Georgia….and the firing of each and every member of the state board of examiners who has allowed even one fake to steal a Georgia license to practice law, medicine, nursing, or engineering….How many of our buildings are in danger of collapse because the pe who designed the structure was a FAKE engineer? How many patients have been killed by FAKE physicians? How many people are wrongly in prison because they were represented by a FAKE lawyer? Let the Witch Hunts begin….

By AJC/DNC Management

July 20, 2008 3:22 PM | Link to this

European fans will cheer on U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama as he visits Berlin, Paris and London this week, but governments wary of his inexperience and evolving policies fear the euphoria is overdone.

You reckon?

His appearance at the “Victory Column” in Berlin’s central Tiergarten park is expected to draw huge crowds and is being likened in advance to former president John F. Kennedy’s celebrated “Ich bin ein Berliner” performance of 1963.

Does anyone else not realize what an insult this is to Kennedy?

Or do these power mongers even care?

But in the German Chancellery a few hundred meters away there is unease with the Illinois senator’s cult-like following and skepticism about whether he can live up to the hype.

Aahhh, yes, they have heard of thee kult.

“It is not the inexperience of Obama that should concern people but more the risk of a vacuum for a while,” one EU diplomat said.

Much like thee vacuum in between Lord High Dimwit’s big as-s ears.

He likened the huge crowds Obama is expected to draw in Europe to those that cheered on former Chancellor Helmut Kohl during the build-up to German unification. Kohl’s fans turned against him when his promises of “flourishing landscapes” in eastern Germany failed to materialize.

“Euphoria in politics is an invitation for disappointment,” von Klaeden said.

The same can be said for Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who has made plain his “very personal preference” for McCain.

In conservative Poland, there are fears an Obama administration could row back on the Bush administration’s plans to deploy a missile shield in central Europe, leaving Warsaw to pick up the pieces.

So are we, homeboy, worried about picking up the pieces of America.

By Pam is a lying HO

July 20, 2008 3:28 PM | Link to this

Everytime the republicans come to power, they loot the savings institutions of america…the Reagan Repukes did it, Bush I repukes did it, and now George the chimp has totally looted all of america’s savings….git ready for the Bush Depression…grinding poverty uncle stupid will be unable to stop…the feds will just make the poverty worse…the dollar is doomed…for example, the federal pecker heads have made things worse in the catfish business by subsidizing the use of corn to make ethanol, and then mandating that ethanol be mixed into each and every gallon of gasoline….catfish farms from mississippi to arkansaw to alabama are closing, draining the ponds, and planting soybeans and corn…..catfish farmers lose 25 cents on each and every fish they sell….pork producers are in worse shape, followed by beef producers…if you think pork and beef are expensive now, just wait a few months….milk, eggs, and chicken too….slap a republican in the face for this outrage…

By AJC/DNC Management

July 20, 2008 3:44 PM | Link to this

By Dusty July 20, 2008 3:14 PM Anyhow….has someone stolen Bookman? Anything new going on?

He’s probably at church praying to God that Code Pinko quits calling him about his new blog participants.

Surely he knew what was coming?

I kinda like old kookman, he’s got a better set up than the AJC/DNC house koward did and he doesn’t suffer the trolls very well.

Believe me, I’m not going to go back and read through his archives or anything, I have a pretty good idea what he has written there, but considering I used to scan the title of his column and usually scoffed at it before passing by, now I can see that there is a little bit more to it than just the usual moonbat hysteria.

Not much but enough for me to pay a little more attention.

By AJC/DNC Management

July 20, 2008 3:56 PM | Link to this

By Pam is a lying HO July 20, 2008 3:28 PM for example, the federal pecker heads have made things worse in the catfish business by subsidizing the use of corn to make ethanol,….slap a republican in the face for this outrage…

Yaaawwwwnnnnnn:

Biofuels advocates say that increasing usage of the products could help moderate oil prices, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and boost rural economies, hence the push in Washington for a higher mandate. The target of 7.5 billion gallons will be surpassed next year, four years ahead of schedule.

The 36 billion-gallon target passed the Senate in June and was adopted by congressional Democratic leaders as part of an energy bill now pending in Congress.

The higher mandate, however, has drawn opposition from oil companies, who don’t want to be forced to use biofuels, and from livestock producers, who fear increased corn ethanol production will drive grain prices and feed costs still higher. Environmental groups wanted safeguards added to the mandate.

All four Democratic senators who are running for president - Hillary Clinton of New York, Barack Obama of Illinois, Joe Biden of Delaware and Chris Dodd of Connecticut - voted for the Senate energy bill, which passed 65-27 in June. McCain, the lone GOP candidate in the Senate, did not vote.

Republicans?

By NRA member

July 20, 2008 6:27 PM | Link to this

Obama 08: Insert America here.

By The Forgotten Messiah

July 20, 2008 7:21 PM | Link to this

McCain 08: He’s not going to continue his campaign after Viagra-gate, is he?

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