Mike Luckovich

By Duh stands for Democrat

September 3, 2007 8:12 AM | Link to this

Wasn’t Giuliani New York’s mayor? And wouldn’t that make him the top fire fighter?

I know if there was something you pinkos could blame on him, he would be.

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My goodness, I’ve never seen a “news” paper article with more lies in it:

A new conservative activist group, Freedom’s Watch, has teamed with former White House spokesman Ari Fleischer to launch a $15 million, five-week advertising campaign featuring military veterans that is aimed at retaining support in Congress for President Bush’s “surge” in Iraq. By Scott Shepard- Urinal

“Activist?”

{{{{One of the ads features a soldier who lost both legs in Fallujah last December warning that “everything I’ve given and sacrificed will mean nothing” if the United States pulls out of Iraq. Another features a woman recalling how she lost an uncle on Sept. 11, 2001……. Nita Chaudhary, an organizer with the liberal online group MoveOn.org, charged in an e-mail that the ads are the product of a “shady White House-linked group”}}}}

So now soldiers and “widows” of the 9/11 attacks are “shady” groups “linked” to the White House, ooooh, how spooky (to a mindless pinko, maybe.)

How quickly things change in the land of the goony liberals.

And notice how MoveOn.org isn’t an “activist” organization.

{{{{“Clearly, the White House knows it could well lose an up or down vote on the war,” said Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute, which polls extensively in Florida.}}}}

Write this statement down, save the link, remember it well, while you count the votes in the House extending the surge.

The sole purpose of that sentence, in that article, is meant to influence public opinion using a false portrayal of the facts.

You liberals only have enough balls to make bleating sounds when no one is looking, when it comes time to vote for real, you will meekly fall in line with the White House, guaranteed.

Cont:

By Duh stands for Democrat

September 3, 2007 8:17 AM | Link to this

Cont:

{{{{Indeed, the biggest break in that support came in August when U.S. Sen. John Warner (R-Va.), the former chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee}}}}

1) {{{One day after introducing a resolution opposing President Bush’s plan to send 21,500 more U.S. troops to Iraq, W arner used a hearing of the Senate Armed Services Committee to suggest that generals had not been candid about their progress in building a new Iraqi army.}}}

Warner was never a supporter of the surge, liar.

2) {{{The departure of even a small number of U.S. service members - perhaps 5,000 of the 160,000 troops in Iraq - would send a powerful message throughout the region that time was running out, Warner said.}}}

Gosh, 5000 troops, that’s damn near a surrender.

Maybe Warner withdrawing from the Senate is sending a message to all the rest of you Cowards.

And liars

By Duh stands for Democrat

September 3, 2007 8:22 AM | Link to this

You know, you toady liberals really should work on your math skills:

{{{{BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Civilian deaths from violence in Iraq rose in August, the second highest monthly total, with 1,773 people killed, government data showed on Saturday, just days before the U.S. Congress gets a slew of reports on President George W. Bush’s war strategy.}}}}

Let’s see, if this is the second highest total, 1773, times 54 months for the time we’ve been in Iraq, that’s 95,742 MAXIMUM number of civilians killed.

What happened to the 650,00 that you pinkos were propagandizing?

If the 650,000 had any inkling of truth, that means the first highest monthly total would have to be 535,000.

Anybody want to go out on that limb?

Dullards.

Liars.

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It’s the PMS Vent:

{{{{If our federal government functioned like it should, New Orleans would be better than new today, two years after Katrina. But it doesn’t, and it isn’t.}}}}

127 Billion Dollars provided by the Federal Government to the State and Local governments, an amount that THE STATES REQUESTED and are supposed to be using to rebuild with.

Lowly Mississippi is nearly rebuilt better than before, most likely because they are run by Republicans and not Louisiana democrats.

Duh.

{{{{When I drive I see most Americans breaking the law by speeding. They complain that illegal immigrants are breaking the law. It must be OK to pick and choose which laws you obey.}}}}

Yes, this would be a liberal venting, a Conservative wouldn’t be stupid enough to equate a moving traffic violation with illegally entering the U.S.

Why would we ever trust them with our National Security?

By @@

September 3, 2007 9:10 AM | Link to this

What’s with the high heels?

Well O.K. ml, you’ve got Rudy in a fire”person” get up. So what you’re saying is…

Rudy is a “gay” transvestite…

Transvestites should not serve as fire”persons”…

Women aren’t cut out to serve as fire”men”…

Gays should not serve as fire”persons”…

People shouldn’t have fun with sexuality????

I don’t know Mike, that’s a lot of intolerance for a liberal like you.

By Dusty

September 3, 2007 9:38 AM | Link to this

Luckovich has hit bottom AGAIN. This time to make fun of 9/11 using Giuliani as the clown. Yes, the mayor of NYC and all the heroes including hundreds of dead firemen are SSOOOOO humorous. Luckovich thinks that way.

I hope Luckovich takes a permanent vacation. I am tired of him using our heroes and our troops as some kind of fodder for his liberal anti-American output. He’s a disgrace to the country.

By getalife

September 3, 2007 10:47 AM | Link to this

Running on the worst attack in our history when he put the command center in a building that already was hit is pathetic.

He spent more time at the Yankees game than ground zero, plus he is liberal.

He is not a hero, ask the real heroes, the firefighters. They hate him.

“The British Army began withdrawing from its last base in Basra’s city center early Monday, a move that will leave Iraq’s second-largest city without foreign forces for the first time since the American-led invasion in 2003.”

Score one for w for stopping the bashing a a good ally but these troops need replaced.

Thge troops have done their job but both governments have failed. Blame them.

By George

September 3, 2007 10:47 AM | Link to this

Today’s blog reads like something out of One flew out of the Cuckoo’s Nest. Might as well leave the wingnuts to themselves here.

Beam me up Scotty, there is no intelligent life here.

By getalife

September 3, 2007 11:10 AM | Link to this

w made a secret trip to Iraq. That alone says the security is the same as the last time he went. He did not fly into Baghdad.

They should send all Iraq supporters to run the country because their government knows it is a death wish to serve.

By Duh stands for Democrat

September 3, 2007 1:53 PM | Link to this

Thanks for the heads up, gitmo:

{{{{Bush stood in front of two Humvees near a dusty tarmac of this desert outpost in western Iraq, about 120 miles west of Baghdad, to share his latest views about the war. He urged Congress to wait until they hear testimony from Crocker and Petraeus and see a White House progress report due by Sept. 15 before judging the result of his decision to send an extra 30,000 troops to Iraq. “I urge members of both parties in Congress to listen to what they have to say,” he said. “We shouldn’t jump to conclusions until the general and the ambassador report.” Bush met with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and other top government officials from Baghdad. He urged the government to respond to progress in Anbar where violence has abated after Sunni tribal leaders and former insurgents teamed up with U.S. troops to hunt down al-Qaida and other extremists. He also met with Sunni tribal sheiks and members of Anbar’s governing body.}}}}

Hahahaha, freakin Bush went to Anbar.

Now all you cowards can’t bleat about it not being safe, geez.

{{{{“I’m going to reassure them that America does not abandon our friends,” he said.}}}}

Can you say “victory?”

By R v D

September 3, 2007 1:54 PM | Link to this

WASHINGTON - A GOP leader Sunday denied a double standard in pushing Sen. Larry Craig to resign after a sex sting guilty plea, while remaining silent over GOP Sen. David Vitter’s involvement with an escort service.

If Bill Clinton were a Republican, Monica Lewinsky would have been a young dude!!!

By getalife

September 3, 2007 2:10 PM | Link to this

duh,

This is why w did not fly into Baghdad

Victory?

Yes, for the Shiites and Iran.

By Goldie

September 3, 2007 2:18 PM | Link to this

Rudy will never win in GA, SC, AL, NC, TN, VA, KY, WV, LA, MS, TX, OK, MS, AR, MO, ND, SD, MN, NB, CO, NM, NV, UT, ID, WA, OR, CA, and definitely not NY… did I forget any?

By Goldie

September 3, 2007 2:23 PM | Link to this

“We’ve out-stayed our welcome” in Iraq:

“Even though we’ve out-stayed our welcome, in the big picture of whether we’ve helped or not, I know we have,” said Sgt. Christofer Kitto, a 23-year-old sniper from Altamont, N.Y. “But now it’s just in a state of quagmire. The U.S. time here has come and gone.”

Hell, even Andy-DUH proclaimed last year that “this war is all but over” as he/she was expressing jubilation over the killing of Al-Zarqawi… apparently that was just another one of your & Bush’s folksy “turning the corner” moments, huh, Andy-DUH???

By Midori

September 3, 2007 2:25 PM | Link to this

this picture speaks volumes

Cockroaches scurrying away from the light into the darkness.

By getalife

September 3, 2007 2:31 PM | Link to this

Midori,

He called them the A team.

I guess cheney is now the B team.

Looks like they are scared to fly into Baghdad.

By Midori

September 3, 2007 2:46 PM | Link to this

Getalife,

my only question is: which one is hiding the plastic turkey?

By @@

September 3, 2007 2:49 PM | Link to this

Getalife:

Bush flew into “Sunni” territory for a reason. Iran is watching. Neighboring Arab states, fearful of Iran’s shiites are watching.

By getalife

September 3, 2007 3:35 PM | Link to this

It was a photo op with w as the turkey.

Mission Accomplished for the Shiites and Iran in Baghdad.

They have purged the Sunnis and rule Baghdad.

By Duh stands for Democrat

September 3, 2007 3:50 PM | Link to this

Gitmo: Why are you whining about Iraq when there is so much left to do at home?:

{{{{There has been no shortage of aid. The Washington Times reports federal spending on the Gulf Coast in the last two years ($127 billion) has exceeded total spending on the Marshall Plan to rebuild Europe after World War II (in inflation-adjusted dollars). More than $7 billion has been allocated by the federal government to rebuild levees and repair the flood protection system for New Orleans, and President Bush plans to seek another $7.6 billion in next year’s budget to (ahem) complete the work.}}}}

{{{{A disaster like Katrina should be prompt a sober evaluation of costs and benefits. What was a huge city doing below sea level on the hurricane-prone Gulf Coast anyway? “New Orleans naturally wants to be a lake,” Timothy Kusky, St. Louis University professor of earth and atmospheric sciences, told Time magazine. Only reckless development transformed a former cypress swamp into the Lower 9th Ward. And only a complex system of levees and pumps kept the basin dry even in the best of times.}}}}

By getalife

September 3, 2007 4:02 PM | Link to this

No whining, just the facts jacks.

The Times?

Geez.

By getalife

September 3, 2007 4:13 PM | Link to this

It does not matter, the gop will never vote for withdrawal.

Only a Dem President can get them out of that hell hole.

By Duh stands for Democrat

September 3, 2007 4:31 PM | Link to this

{{{{September 3, 2007 — FALLUJAH - Jersey rules. The Marines of 1st Platoon, Fox Company, 3rd Battal ion, 3rd Marines aren’t living large, but they’re making a huge difference. Bunking in a police precinct headquarters in Fallujah, they’re at the forward edge of our current successes in Iraq. You’d expect complaints. I didn’t hear one. And talking to three Jersey boys, I was surprised to hear just how positive they felt about the mission. “I’d do it again in a heartbeat,” Lance Cpl. Justin Blitzstein of West Milford told me. Self-assured and ready for anything, he added, “Anybody who doesn’t think we should be here should see the difference we’ve made in the way these people live. And everybody here’s a volunteer. We want to be here.”}}}}

Semper Fi.

By Duh stands for Democrat

September 3, 2007 4:52 PM | Link to this

Craig is outing himself…..as a liberal democrat, hahaha:

{{{{Washington has learned, after eight years of tutoring by the Clintons, that politicians’ words have to be parsed carefully. What does Craig mean that he “intends” to resign? Does he hold out some small hope that if his guilty plea is overturned quickly enough, he can recant and stay? Or, as some wags have suggested, is he planning to switch parties?}}}}

“Switch?” Hell, he’s already a pervert, that’s as close as you can get to being a democrat with out saying so.

By getalife

September 3, 2007 5:14 PM | Link to this

No duh, he is your pervert.

Own him.

Geez.

By getalife

September 3, 2007 5:50 PM | Link to this

You know, Specter was telling him they are above the law and could get way with being a mens room pervert. It is his perverted word against a police officer.

That is some party you got there duh.

Stand proud and own it.

Geez.

By rushncap

September 3, 2007 6:05 PM | Link to this

Same old, same old. @@ and Dusters whining and b!tching as usual about Mike’s cartoons while looking at them and posting on his blog for hours each day. I think hypocrisy is now a required part of the far right. I can just imagine the 2 of them sitting in a dirty strip bar somewhere, in the front row, muttering to each other “This is so sick. This is so disgusting. This is ruining families and lives. I hope I have another dollar bill…”

By getalife

September 3, 2007 6:10 PM | Link to this

duh,

You are in the Klan right?

Check this out

White Flour!

Geez.

By @@

September 3, 2007 6:35 PM | Link to this

rushncap:

There’s a reason ml publishes his work with a “comment box”. He wants people to……uh……comment?

Care to point out where I whined or b*** up ^^^ there.

A strip bar? Me?

I’ve been invited to friends’ birthday bash’s, bachelorette parties at male strip clubs but have never gone. It’s not the kind of thing I find entertaining.

AND I would NEVER give THEM a dollar for dancing. That’s a dollar I could give to a homeless person on the street corner. Put that dollar with many more, and I could donate ALL those dollars to a worthwhile cause.

By getalife

September 3, 2007 6:40 PM | Link to this

I contribute to their college funds.

By rushncap

September 3, 2007 6:42 PM | Link to this

Wow, @@, you’re so good, you’re so amazing, you’re so perfect… where can I empty out my savings so as to erect a large enough statue to you? Certainly no structural material could support a statue large enough to adequately represent your opinion of yourself, but I figure with such marvelous advances in materials science we could at least approach it.

You spent your whole 9:10 post b!tching about how Mike was so unfair to poor ol’ Rudy, and, in a burst of illogic that must’ve made some sense in your head, how he’s so “intolerant”. You’re a crybaby with an superiority complex. My, I bet that makes for interesting dinner-table conversation.

By @@

September 3, 2007 6:45 PM | Link to this

Good for you Getalife. Some of those young women and young men ARE working their way through college.

YOU pay to be entertained and help THEM out at the same time.

By @@

September 3, 2007 6:53 PM | Link to this

No, rushncap. We all have choices, I just choose to help out in a different way.

Now who’s whining?

Be specific…what are you whining about?

Think about it before you post it.

By gmk

September 4, 2007 8:14 AM | Link to this

OK, so I’m new to this blog and could care less about anyone’s politics here, but does this “Duh” person have a job or a life? I mean, WOW!, how much time time did it take to write all of that? Seems a bit of a waste to me

By Duh stands for Democrats

September 4, 2007 8:38 AM | Link to this

{{{{By gmk September 4, 2007 8:14 AM OK, so I’m new to this blog and could care less about anyone’s politics here, but does this “Duh” person have a job or a life?}}}}

gmk: Why would it matter to you what I do with my life? Am I not meeting your strict liberal standards for human conduct? Does this upset you? Do you wish that all free people in America would submit to your idea of how they should live their lives?

Besides which, I don’t find reading and typing to be some monumental challenge, like you obviously do.

Bozo.

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{{{{Nearly two-thirds of the public believe ministers are using environmental fears as an excuse to raise tax revenue, according to a poll.}}}}

You reckon?

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{{{{Incredibly, only 3 percent of the nation gives Congress a positive rating on its handling of the war. Congress has lost the hawks, and the owls, and the doves. No one trusts its leadership on the war. And George W. smells it. He no longer fears the power of Congress, and his rhetoric suggests he is contemptuous of it. He is brimming with self-assurance that he can break any Democratic attempt to impose deadlines for troop withdrawal and force Congress to cough up all the funds he demands.}}}}

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{{{{Adgie said he received a report Monday that Al Qaeda in Iraq beheaded a 12-year-old boy in the middle of the street because his father was cooperating with the Americans. “That’s the level of evil we’re dealing with here,” he said.}}}}

If America runs from this evil without decisively defeating it, we will be the biggest cowards in the history of mankind.

By George

September 4, 2007 8:38 AM | Link to this

gmk, it make perfect sense when you realize that Duh is on welfare and has nothing to do but sit at home and blog all day.

Just keep working and paying into that fund so Andy Duh can keep sucking it dry while he insults you. Sounds fair to him.

By Duh stands for Democrats

September 4, 2007 8:52 AM | Link to this

{{{{By George September 4, 2007 8:38 AM gmk, it make perfect sense when you realize that Duh is on welfare and has nothing to do but sit at home and blog all day. Just keep working and paying into that fund so Andy Duh can keep sucking it dry while he insults you. Sounds fair to him.}}}}

Well, well, Georgie Girl is noticeably upset this morning, it must be because some people in the world aren’t confined to a long day at the short order grill, like he is.

Jealousy eating at you George?

Hey, maybe if you liberals would quit pushing your socialist agenda on the United States, allowed more people to keep their own money and be successful, like me, then you wouldn’t be mired in the daily grind of working for the government’s tax giveaway.

Bozo.

By gmk

September 4, 2007 8:55 AM | Link to this

<<< Duh: Why would it matter to you what I do with my life? Am I not meeting your strict liberal standards for human conduct? Does this upset you? Do you wish that all free people in America would submit to your idea of how they should live their lives?

Besides which, I don’t find reading and typing to be some monumental challenge, like you obviously do. >>>

Duh, Wow! Did I hit a nerve or something? I’m sorry if I did…really… Or, is it that your conscience is getting to you seeing as how you’re spending all of your employer’s time blogging instead of being a productive employee. Hmm… Liberal or conservative has nothing to do with how you spend your time, but your response back to me does seem quite liberal.

By Duh stands for Democrats

September 4, 2007 9:03 AM | Link to this

{{{{By gmk September 4, 2007 8:55 AM Duh, Wow! Did I hit a nerve or something? I’m sorry if I did…really… Or, is it that your conscience is getting to you seeing as how you’re spending all of your employer’s time blogging instead of being a productive employee. Hmm… Liberal or conservative has nothing to do with how you spend your time, but your response back to me does seem quite liberal.}}}}

gmk: Since we are in the midst of “invasion of other people’s privacy morning,” may I ask how a dedicated little socialist worker bee like you can find time to comment on a political blog?

Is it break time at the Worker’s Paradise?

My crystal ball doesn’t seem to be working as well as your’s is.

By gmk

September 4, 2007 9:51 AM | Link to this

<< DUH: Since we are in the midst of “invasion of other people’s privacy morning,” may I ask how a dedicated little socialist worker bee like you can find time to comment on a political blog? >>

I’m glad you asked, Duh. I’m taking a well-deserved week off from my corporate job at one of the world’s largest software companies. Long weekend and all, ya know… Normally, I would be managing projects, and not (like you) wasting away hour after hour droning on and on about this and that for your own silly ego. I just find it really curious that you choose to waste your company’s time and money blogging away for no apparent end. Seems very sad, really. Do you think you’re somehow making a difference? You’re not. Do you think you’re changing anyone’s mind? You’re not.

BTW, Despite your posts, you’re comments back to me indicate that you may have left political leanings. Isn’t it the GOP that - as you say - “invade people’s privacy” (a.k.a. Patriot Act)? Wait…are you being outed here? Me thinks thou doest protest too much!

By mm

September 4, 2007 9:55 AM | Link to this

Wow, it looks like the libs have finally grown tired of the braindead postings of the wingnuts.

I guess everyone is tired of killing a flea with a sledgehammer. The wingnut rants today are desperate, dilusional, and as always, juvenile.

Duh, @@, Dusty, etc. you folks are no longer good for a laugh. Now I only feel pity.

All good captains will go down with the ship.

Gurgle, gurgle. Say hello to Nemo for me.

By Prophetess Julie

September 4, 2007 9:56 AM | Link to this

Duh suffers from a serious internet addiction along with some other serious personality defects.

It won’t take you long to just scroll down and ignore his posts.

Please leave him alone. This blog is his life and is very important to him. Why take that away from him?

He truly means no harm and this blog is not the same without him.

Just scroll down if he bothers you.

By Duh stands for Democrats

September 4, 2007 10:19 AM | Link to this

{{{{By gmk September 4, 2007 9:51 AM Seems very sad, really. Do you think you’re somehow making a difference? You’re not. Do you think you’re changing anyone’s mind? You’re not.}}}}

Yes, I can see why you are so concerned with me, figuring that I’m “making no difference.”

I too often find myself babbling about things that don’t bother me, for instance, I don’t complain about my neighbor’s dog barking too much, no, I complain when it’s being to quite.

Me and you got a lot in common, you know it, gmt?

Geez.

By gmk

September 4, 2007 10:27 AM | Link to this

Julie, Duh doesn’t bother me. I could care less about his silly anti-social web personality. But…it IS kind of hard to “just scroll down” when his posts drone on page after blessed page. Curious that you would be defending his behavior. Is he cast as the evil villian or are you his Robin, of sorts? I don’t know either of you.. I just know that I’m going to get outside, do some landscaping, and enjoy my day off…that’s being a lot more productive than Duh on his best day.

By getalife

September 4, 2007 10:48 AM | Link to this

In a new book about w he spewed, he would not be hanging out at the UN like President Clinton.

They would kick him out. President Clinton tries to help people while w tries to murder them.

He said he will live in Dallas so I called my brother who lives there and he said w is not wanted there. Told him to move up North where he belongs.

They hate fake cowboys in Texas.

Geez.

By Patriotic Foreskin

September 4, 2007 10:49 AM | Link to this

There’s nothing wrong with turning a cartoon blog into a myspace chatroom, just dont expect anyone to read it.

Today’s cartoon was okay, Guilliani cross dressing as a fireman hero of 911. He’s going to wrap himself up in the war on terror and be a real threat to Hillary’s chances for election.

The danger is that the white house could spin the Iraq War away from reality so it looks like being tough will provide homeland security. We still dont get any real news about what’s happening. The occasional reporter gives impressive accounts of patrols finding insurgents or al queda bodies, but mostly we get Katie Courek asking Gen Patreaus what kind of tree he would be if he could be a tree.

It’s hopeless. We are sitting ducks for the neo-kings sitting on their neo-thrones in the neo-stalls.

Just when we thought the Right would crack down on pork, they “wood” their cracks down on porcelain.

‘muff said

By Midori

September 4, 2007 10:53 AM | Link to this

GMK,

You have me laughing my rear off!!

it does boggle the mind, doesn’t it?

By Midori

September 4, 2007 10:55 AM | Link to this

Getalife!!!

get thee over to Amazon :)

By Goldie

September 4, 2007 10:56 AM | Link to this

Even that snake Paul Bremer knows that Bush is a snake:

The dismantling of the Iraqi Army in the aftermath of the American invasion is now widely regarded as a mistake that stoked rebellion among hundreds of thousands of former Iraqi soldiers and made it more difficult to reduce sectarian bloodshed and attacks by insurgents. In releasing the letters, Mr. Bremer said he wanted to refute the suggestion in Mr. Bush’s comment that Mr. Bremer had acted to disband the army without the knowledge and concurrence of the White House.

Is Bush always playing dumb, or is he simply dumb???

By getalife

September 4, 2007 10:59 AM | Link to this

“LA Times: Surge Has Failed.”

Ya think, there is no Iraq government.

w had the A team and should stay to govern the country he destroyed but had to go give away more of America in Australia.

I tried to tell you all the economic numbers are lies. It is what they do and what they are best at.

The market is way over priced and will crash. There will be a recession for the next President.

By getalife

September 4, 2007 11:02 AM | Link to this

Midori,

I will pass.

If true, Rove was right about cheney.

cheney was a huge mistake.

By Bosch

September 4, 2007 11:04 AM | Link to this

I like this cartoon - is it time to get out the 9/11 fear card already? Yes, what’s really sad, is that it will most likely work. I’ve been really hesitant to say anything about my predictions about who will be in the White House in ‘08, but I bet we’ll have more of the same.

The Democrats don’t have a great candidate, and in order to win, the candidate will have to be just that - great, and they don’t have it yet. All these guys have too much baggage except for Obama, and they’ll play the “inexperienced card” on him - or “do you want to trust our lives and the war on terror to someone so inexperienced” card - if you know what I mean.

But, yes, I see the ol’ fear card will soon rear it’s ugly head, and the sad thing is most of the country will buy into it and be scared sh!tless by the time the election rolls around.

Also, I think the high heels thing in the cartoon is kind of clever. So, is Luckovich saying that Rudy is trying to sway the gay vote? Or, does he mean that Rudy is really in the closet? So many things that could represent.

By Fred Warren

September 4, 2007 11:05 AM | Link to this

Bush is simply letting others write his words based on polling data, like you would do if you were prez.

Just let Bush have his little war, arent’ you sick of talking about it?

I mean, so what? War, what is it good for? Absolutely mutton! That’s right, the price of mutton, lamb and goatcheese has dropped since we invaded Iraq.

Now, dont you feel silly you squawked about a little police action in a land nobody can even pronounce or find on a map?

Peace, out.

By Midori

September 4, 2007 11:06 AM | Link to this

Jesus,

Using “Rove” and “right” in the same sentence frightens and confuses me.

By Goldie

September 4, 2007 11:07 AM | Link to this

Not to emulate his father or other former presidents, Bush is planning to “replenish the ol’ coffers” after his retirement:

“I can just envision getting in the car, getting bored, going down to the ranch,” he says. He also has big plans for making money. “I’ll give some speeches, to replenish the ol’ coffers,” says Mr Bush, who is already estimated to be worth $20m. “I don’t know what my dad gets - it’s more than 50-75 [thousand dollars a speech], and “Clinton’s making a lot of money”.

I can’t imagine anyone wanting to pay Bush Jr. ANYTHING until many years in the future. Imagine anyone wanting to pay him to give speeches — that’s just hilarious!

By Bosch

September 4, 2007 11:08 AM | Link to this

Getalife -

“The market is way over priced and will crash. There will be a recession for the next President.”

Good point, which is why I’m tempted to vote Republican next time. I would also like to see the party that started this war, finish it, with all it’s reprocussions, they need to own it. Just think how folks (especially here) will howl if that happens if a Democrat is in office.

And those of us who always say, “you can’t blame Clinton” won’t be able to say a thing without looking extremely hypocritical.

By Will Jones

September 4, 2007 11:12 AM | Link to this

Anyone not think for a “NY sec.” Mobbed-up adulterer cross-dressing papist Rudy did not know well and good the asbestos-laden WTC towers were going to be “pulled?”

Bush is a closet-queen, too…do you not get his “birds of feather” willing to profit from GIs’ and our blood? Craig was traveling with this “crowd.” Romney, Kyl, toupee-wearing senators and congressmen. Turn on your gaydar or admit your treason or abject stupidity.

By getalife

September 4, 2007 11:12 AM | Link to this

I know Midori, it was painful to type.

By Fred Warren

September 4, 2007 11:14 AM | Link to this

Anyone hear Gates give his modest and tentative nod toward a positive statement about the surge?

Wow, it’s like he stuck his little baby toe in the water and kept it there for the cameras even though it turned blue.

Great stuff. Gates is a hoot.

By Goldie

September 4, 2007 11:16 AM | Link to this

Bosch— re your comment about Obama: I agree, but does anyone believe that John Edwards is more “experienced” than Obama? What specific kind of experience is it that we’re looking for anyway, I wonder…

Is it 10 to 20 years working in Congress or the Senate? Is it being a “mayor” of a big city and standing on a heap of rubble with a megaphone? Is it being a governor of a very progressive state and then having to shed everything you did while being the governor of that state?

I’m just saying.

By Bosch

September 4, 2007 11:17 AM | Link to this

Goldie, Can you seriously imagine actually going to hear a speech from Dubya? When I hear his voice on television, it makes me nauseous (sp?). Ew, I just got a shiver thinking about it.

By Fred Warren

September 4, 2007 11:18 AM | Link to this

Just when we thought the porn-again evangelical right would crack down on pork, they “wood” their cracks down on porcelain.

By Bosch

September 4, 2007 11:27 AM | Link to this

Goldie, Well, that’s kind of my point. Hillary and Edwards (like Kerry) were “Washington Insiders” and Obama is inexperienced.

I agree with you, who knows what anyone expects for “experience.” It’s all so hypocritical.

IMHO, the Republicans, however, seem to do a better job of brining that issue to light. They use their spin doctors and their fear cards and the Democrats are usually left standing around wondering what the hell happened?

I’ve always thought that the 2000 election was Gore’s loss - he should have won that election by a landslide - a two time VP - who was a decent likable guy (by most people’s standards, anyway)?

Rove manipulated and lied and it got Bush all the way to the White House and the sad thing is, he got away with it. Rove is a manipulative genius and the majority of Ameicans are dim-witted enough to fall for this kind of manipulation without the knowledge or willingness to see Bush and his ilk for what they really are.

By Duh stands for Democrat

September 4, 2007 11:33 AM | Link to this

The 6% Professional Cry Babies have given us a couple of excellent examples of why liberalism should be labeled a disease:

{{{{By gmk September 4, 2007 10:27 AM I just know that I’m going to get outside, do some landscaping, and enjoy my day off…that’s being a lot more productive than Duh on his best day.}}}}

This is the “know it all even though you don’t have a clue liberal” symptom, where liberals assume things in real life based on their extremely limited knowledge of real life.

Exactly how would this overwrought whiner gmt know anything about my situation, hell, I could be retired, a wounded war veteran, getting paid to do this for all you know.

It’s just like a sick liberal to transpose things they saw in some cartoon or a comedy like “Inconvenient Truth” on the rest of us, aren’t they so gullible, so naive?

{{{{By Patriotic Foreskin September 4, 2007 10:49 AM There’s nothing wrong with turning a cartoon blog into a myspace chatroom, just dont expect anyone to read it.}}}}

This is a classic example of the “Johny Girl Edwards Shameless Hypocrisy” syndrome, a liberal not examining their own conduct to make sure that they don’t scold you and I for the exact same things they do.

Nobody, NOBODY posts more spam or nonsense than Polly does and most of it only he understands, and if you want any proof of that fact make notice of how no one ever responds to him, ever.

Everybody responds to me, hehehehe.

Cause they know I’m right.

By Gates Rocks!!!

September 4, 2007 12:06 PM | Link to this

Anyone see Gates give his “optimistic” statement about Iraq. This was high comedy, my fine friends. “I’ve never been this optimistic about the war since I took over as Secretary”.

I like Gates. I trust him. His candor has earned him the respect he deserves.

I cant believe you uber-pundits missed this, but then, you have been my-spacing and chatrooming alot, and that’s important too. (analchord crouches so as to hide the fact that he’s pretending NOT to be scratching his azz)

But dont expect anyone to read you. They come for me. If they want myspace, they’ll go to myspace.

‘muff said. word. peace out. and then there were three. deux et machina. coup de grace. ten four.

By Duh stands for Democrat

September 4, 2007 12:06 PM | Link to this

{{{{As for the new strategy there is little the Democrats appear willing to say about it. Certainly Senator Clinton will say it is a failure, but she’ll do so only to appease those elements of the Democratic Party who are impervious to reason. But what will the Democrats, a party that faulted the White House for four years for failing to listen to our generals, say when the general in charge of Iraq says we can win? And when the president has made such a point of listening to the generals himself. And not only the generals, but the GIs, men and women in our uniform, who were sent into battle by the president and the Congress and who, by dint of extraordinary skill and courage, have begun to turn the tide.}}}}

By Screwy Wabbit

September 4, 2007 12:18 PM | Link to this

Just when we were all convinced that the porn-again Right would crack down on their pork, they “wood” their cracks right down on the porcelain.

Is that like a palindrome?

By Screwy Wabbit

September 4, 2007 12:38 PM | Link to this

Just listen to Gates, and you’ll be able to decipher the white house spin on the surge.

Political Science 101 test

Question #1. Do counter-insurgency techniques work?

1). yes, they’ve always worked, they’re actually the modern equivalent of siege warfare.

2). No, the surge is simply a beefed up police patrol that lowers crime via more visability of the patrol officers. The hoods simply go two blocks down and three blocks over.

3). Maybe, it depends on how you define “works”. It works where it works, and doesn’t work where it doesn’t work. It’s an open ended solution that requires open ended occupation of surge areas, (where it works), unless it doesnt’ work in the areas it doesn’t work.

4). I’m more optimisitic than I was before about the war in Iraq.

By AmVet

September 4, 2007 12:40 PM | Link to this

{I can’t imagine anyone wanting to pay Bush Jr. ANYTHING until many years in the future. Imagine anyone wanting to pay him to give speeches — that’s just hilarious!}

On the surface, I would agree, Goldie. But don’t forget there are still some neo-con think tanks (is that an oxymoron?) out there and he would always be a big draw at Young Republican gatherings where I suppose they all sit around and proclaim that God is on their side and how if they can just do a better job of getting their message out there, they can eliminate the non-Republican scourge, once and for all.

BTW, I never hear anything about them anymore, but is Senator Craig a Log Cabin Republican?

By N-GA

September 4, 2007 12:49 PM | Link to this

I think Shrub will be spending a lot of time making sure that his next destination won’t extradite him to Belgium. Dodging international warrants might be a full-time job.

By Jesus

September 4, 2007 12:49 PM | Link to this

IMPEACH BUSH NOW!!!

By Midori

September 4, 2007 12:57 PM | Link to this

Bosch,

speaking of sElection 2000, and the media’s role, check this out

By getalife

September 4, 2007 1:05 PM | Link to this

“Cause they know I’m right.”

Name one time you were right duh.

You stated that faux opinion will back Hillary.

They back Rudy and attack lazy fred. Just one example of being dead wrong and there are too many to list.

Geez.

By Screwy Wabbit

September 4, 2007 1:08 PM | Link to this

Just when we all thought that the porn-again Right would crack down on their pork, they “wood” their cracks down on porcelain.

Is that like a haiku wrapped inside a palindrome locked in a acronym stuffed within an anagram?

By Midori

September 4, 2007 1:09 PM | Link to this

Getalife,

What I wanted you to see at the Amazon link I posted was some of the tags associated with the book:

worst president ever (21) war criminal (17) chickenhawk (15) joke president (15) moron (15) clown (14) dumb (13) idiot (11) imbecile (10) bird cage liner (8) cretin (6)

By getalife

September 4, 2007 1:20 PM | Link to this

Hahahaha, I missed that Midori.

Ouch.

By Screwy Wabbit

September 4, 2007 1:21 PM | Link to this

I adore Midori.

By Midori

September 4, 2007 1:26 PM | Link to this

I’ll just bet this is what Andy refers to as “entertainment”

By Bosch

September 4, 2007 1:29 PM | Link to this

Midori, Thanks for the link, that was an interesting article. Sad, but true - the election was his to loose. If he would have had a manipulation maniac like Rove, things would be different.

By Betty

September 4, 2007 1:35 PM | Link to this

Oh my God, Midori? NO!

Buy Danish is one of the best posters here. By far. Her commitment to the truth is both honorable and admirable. Her passion transcends all political boundaries. We are lucky to have her.

We miss you BD, please come back to your home away from home.

By getalife

September 4, 2007 1:35 PM | Link to this

Andy was at the Klan rally and the clowns screamed White Flour!

Andy attacked the clowns and was arrested.

Bwa.

By B Charles

September 4, 2007 1:48 PM | Link to this

Yawn, Bush Bad, Guliani Bad, Rove Bad, Rupublicans bad, Yadda, Yadda, Yadda. Mike, your a one trick pony.

By Bosch

September 4, 2007 1:49 PM | Link to this

Britain came one step closer to disengaging from Iraq Monday as its troops withdrew from the city of Basra. Meanwhile a war of words is emerging between the US and the UK, with senior British officers slamming the US lack of post-invasion planning as “intellectually bankrupt.”

Didn’t Dusty have such great and wonderful things to say about the new British PM? I wonder what her and the other wingnuts still think about him.

By Midori

September 4, 2007 2:01 PM | Link to this

GAO’s report on Iraq’s progress on benchmarks

By Dusty

September 4, 2007 2:27 PM | Link to this

This blog is the prime example of Shakspeares’ true words..”Much ado about nothing.”

Not one single blogger here has ever done anything in life anywhere near the achievements of George W. Bush.

Oh yeah, you have made a whole stooge list of things he supposedly can’t do. The concocted liberal litany never stops. Yet he is right there leading us.

Bush is an honorable man who has been elected to the office of governor of Texas and twice as president of the USA. He leads our fight against terrorism even as libs whine “traitor” and “run”.

You liberals hate Bush’s success because he is a conservative Republican and beat you super-libs in every election. And you are such POOR LOSERS!!

Keep on showing it—cheap cartoons, dirty jokes, “cute” links, false accusations, name calling, ugly lies about families and even wishing the USA to lose the war in Iraq.

So lie, cry and poke fun at our nation’s heroes. Not one of them is a liberal Democrat or didn’t you notice?

By getalife

September 4, 2007 2:30 PM | Link to this

This is Obama’s downfall

I will pass on him.

Geez.

By Midori

September 4, 2007 2:31 PM | Link to this

Translating Dusty:

SNAP

CRACKLE

POP

BUSH GOOD, LIKE AN IDIOT WARMONGER SHOULD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By Midori

September 4, 2007 2:36 PM | Link to this

Yo, Crusty — you buy your copy yet??

By getalife

September 4, 2007 2:38 PM | Link to this

Craig, Vitter and Foley are your heroes.

No thanks.

Geez.

By getalife

September 4, 2007 2:48 PM | Link to this

Betty,

Your hero cut and run like Rove and Ganzo.

Get over it.

Geez.

By Goldie

September 4, 2007 2:50 PM | Link to this

{{The concocted liberal litany never stops. Yet he is right there leading us.}}

Dust-For-Brains, yep— he’s right there leading us over a big cliff, and you’re so very happy to take the credit for causing this disaster in the Middle East. How do you even sleep at night? Do you still believe that we Americans are able to force “freedom” down other countries’ throats??? And you still think that we can make the Iraqis stop fighting each other?

It’s because of stupid people like YOU that we’re in this no-win situation right now and you’ve got as much blood on yourself as Bush does!

By gmk

September 4, 2007 2:53 PM | Link to this

<<>>

It was great to get outside, do a bit of landscaping, get some exercise and enjoy an awesome vacation day away from the corporate rat-race. Let’s see, Duh, what have you done today….Hmmmm…Well, I see you starting posting your drivel at 8:12AM this morning, and amazingly it continues even now!!! How fulfilling it must be to spend hour upon hour copying-and-pasting, cutting-and-pasting!!! Your cup must truly runneth over!!!

Imagine when you first learned there were keyboard shortcuts! Oh, the thrill of being able to Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V!!! It must have made your day so much more productive! Why, you could post three times as much twaddle as before!!

Sir, I implore you. Open the blinds of your pathetic little apartment, get out of bed, and get a job….you know, the kind that actually pays money. You do know what money is, I hope? In short, join (as you so you so elequently put it) “real life”. It will enable us hard-working, mortgage-paying, church-going, law-abiding family types get you and your brood off the welfare dime.

By Goldie

September 4, 2007 2:53 PM | Link to this

{{Yadda, Yadda, Yadda. Mike, your a one trick pony.}}

Buyer’s remorse, B Charles? You still have your lips still stuck to Bush’s patooty, do ya?

By Midori

September 4, 2007 2:54 PM | Link to this

Goldie,

Dusty needs to get off her rear, off this blog, and into the library.

Maybe the walk would do her good.

Once there, she “could” try to enlighten herself.

By Goldie

September 4, 2007 3:01 PM | Link to this

Getalife @ 2:30— I believe that Iran has been considered America’s enemy since the ayatollahs took over in ‘79? I’m willing to support a president that will put a halt to their nuclear bomb capabilities, but I also want to see more info on how that will be accomplished. Do we just turn our heads away from any threats coming out of Tehran, or do we deal with it?

By Goldie

September 4, 2007 3:04 PM | Link to this

Midori @ 2:54— I get the feeling that Dusty-Brain is staying as far away as she can from libraries and enlightenment — ugh, such liberal stuff!

By Dusty

September 4, 2007 3:14 PM | Link to this

Well, Bosch was wondering how I felt about the new British PM Brown.

I think he is doing very well, thank you. He is doing what he said he would do. He told Pres. Bush that the British were planning to withdraw from Basra very soon. And that is what he did, a man of his word.

Do I want to find fault with the British? No way. They joined us in Iraq in 2003 with forty thousand troops. Their mission in Basra was to train the Iraqis to protect themselves. Now they are “giving space” to the Iraqis to “do their thing”. We can thank the British for being with us and hope that their plan for Iraqi independence will be successful in Basra. Only time will tell.

As to PM Brown, it is always easier to work with a man who tells the truth and doesn’t flip-flop later. Too bad Democrats in Congress have never learned that principle.

By mm

September 4, 2007 3:20 PM | Link to this

Dusty at 2:27,

Thanks Dusty, I thought you clowns had run out of posts which make me laugh.

When a movie is made about the presidency of Bush, Bush will be played by Will Ferrell.

Hero. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

By Midori

September 4, 2007 3:29 PM | Link to this

mm,

I suppose a hero is more than just a sandwich :)

By gmk

September 4, 2007 3:39 PM | Link to this

< Dusty: They [British] joined us in Iraq in 2003 with forty thousand troops >

Are you sure that’s dust you’re sniffing? According to the UK Defence Dept (armedforces.co.uk), the most troops GB ever had in Iraq was 9000 - roughly 8000 of which were in Southern Iraq with the main combat unit numbering about 5500.

…just saying that if you’re going to state something as fact, you should at least do a reality check beforehand.

By Duh stands for Democrats

September 4, 2007 3:43 PM | Link to this

Things like this are why I didn’t marry a lib woman:

{{{{By gmk September 4, 2007 2:53 PM Well, I see you starting posting your drivel at 8:12AM this morning, and amazingly it continues even now!!! How fulfilling it must be to spend hour upon hour copying-and-pasting, cutting-and-pasting!!!}}}}

Nag, nag, nag, just like Hillary Clinton, geez.

What’s really funny, I’ll bet I made more money than he did today.

{{{{By gmk September 4, 2007 9:51 AM I’m glad you asked, Duh. I’m taking a well-deserved week off from my corporate job at one of the world’s largest software companies.}}}}

I missed that one earlier because my operating system software became unstable and crashed. It got it back up and running but it is slow as usual. I notice from my firewall that I have a rather large amount of hackers attempting to subvert the substandard security features of my software.

And isn’t this blog software a real screamer?

Maybe YOU should get back to work, gmt, no?

By rushncap

September 4, 2007 3:47 PM | Link to this

gmk — if Dusters started checking facts, she’d have to shut up and slink away in shame. You don’t want that, do you?

By Midori

September 4, 2007 3:48 PM | Link to this

gmk,

like her like minded wingnut in arms, Andy, Crusty likes to pull “facts” out of her a$$.

I suppose it’s big enough, that’s why she keeps going there.

By getalife

September 4, 2007 3:57 PM | Link to this

Goldie,

Iran is another third world country that will never attack us.

They have become a power in the region thanks to w and his axis of evil rhetoric like Iamanutjob’s wiping Israel off the map and the Iraq occupation.

He knows Israel has nukes and they will take Iran off the map.

I think we should work on our own country and stop pretending to rule the world.

We don’t. The real threats are the same ole threats, Russia and China. Especially China now that they can nuke our economy.

I am surprised you have not had enough war and do not want diplomatic solutions.

Obama is probably trying to act tough since he is a Dem and they are known to be spineless but enough with the war mongering on Iran.

He lost me and many others with this rhetoric. This is w and cheney rhetoric. I will pass on another w and cheney stupid war with a third world country.

Geez.

By Fatina

September 4, 2007 4:00 PM | Link to this

Gates had the line of the weekend about his optimistic view of the surge. Inspired.

Of course it went over everyone here’s head. That’s the shame of it and why I’m so lonely. You uber-pundits really dont get it, and you all read at about a tenth grade level, as such, and that’s so discouraging to someone like me, such as it is, who reads at a level so high, as such, that the electromagnometric spetrographic prism explodes every time they try to measure it, as such, including the children in asia and south africa. man.

Yes, just once I’d like to find a person who could riff with me. Dont hack, I’ll smell it a mile off. Besides, I watch all the comedians and read all the newspapers and hear all the talk shows, trust me, I’ll know, and then you’ll just reinforce my opinion of you as congenital chatrats, myspacing up every blog you can get your furry little mouseclicks on.

Seems a shame.

By gmk

September 4, 2007 4:04 PM | Link to this

< Duh: I missed that one earlier because my operating system software became unstable and crashed. It got it back up and running but it is slow as usual>

Duh, Windows 3.1.1 is no longer supported. Perhaps you should get a real machine, with a real OS… Oh, and you might try doing something meaningful with your life along the way.

< Duh: What’s really funny, I’ll bet I made more money than he did today >

It must be difficult for you to lay awake in your cramped little apartments figuring out how to scam the gov’t for more welfare benefits, but I’m sure you can find a way if anyone can…the rest of us will earn our incomes the honest way - by working.

By Goldie

September 4, 2007 4:30 PM | Link to this

{{I am surprised you have not had enough war and do not want diplomatic solutions.}}

Getalife— I HAVE had enough war and I’m always wanting diplomatic solutions first! I’m just not ready to turn away from Obama because he wants to discuss the threat from Tehran. I remember when the ayatollahs were always leading their crowds with “Death to America!”, and I don’t like it! I’m not willing to say that “they will never attack us”, as you suggest. Those religious extremists are liable to do anything for gaining power.

And I don’t think our next president will be elected based on saying that “Iran will never attack us” and not looking with our eyes open at the that rhetoric is coming from Tehran.

I’m with you about diplomatic solutions being used first — and I mean REALLY being used first, not just lying about it the way W did in ‘03… But nuclear proliferation has to be stopped. The question is how to stop it.

By Dusty

September 4, 2007 4:31 PM | Link to this

gmk@3:39

There are lotsa places to check facts. Go to google and call up Bloomberg Television and read the article on “UK Hands over Basra..” as I did. Here’s a quote from their article of Septemeber 3:

“UK has pulled 2,000 soldiers since January and will cut another 500 by the end of the year, leaving 5,000, compared with a peak of about 40,000 following the Invasion.” The invasion was in 2003 as I mentioned.

Maybe you should check facts before you and your buddies start calling names with the usual childish insults.

By Goldie

September 4, 2007 4:37 PM | Link to this

Getalife— did you read the Obabma column in its entirety (and not just the editor of CrooksandLiars), where Obama states:

“The Bush-Cheney diplomacy of not talking to Iran has not worked. As President, I will use all elements of American power to pressure the Iranian regime, including the power of tough, smart and principled diplomacy.

For diplomacy to work, we need to dial up our political and economic pressure - not just our tough talk. Iran’s troubling behavior depends in large part on access to billions of dollars in oil and gas revenue. That is why I introduced the Iran Sanctions Enabling Act last May, to build on a movement across the country to divest from companies that do significant business with Iran. This would send a clear message about where America stands, increasing Iran’s isolation and hitting the Iranian regime where it hurts.”

I read his words to mean that he’s looking for diplomatic solutions with Iran. Am I missing something?

By Duh stands for Democrat

September 4, 2007 4:41 PM | Link to this

{{{{By gmk September 4, 2007 4:04 PM It must be difficult for you to lay awake in your cramped little apartments figuring out how to scam the gov’t for more welfare benefits.}}}}

gmt: Is this really a relaxing, restful, healthy way to spend your vacation, nagging people on a political blog?

Funny, but I thought you “rich” dudes vacationed at the various islands.

I like St. Marteen the best because of all the naked French girls romping on the beach, but you know us welfare queens, our budgets are limited.

By the way, how many welfare recipients do you know that blog against the intrusion of government in their lives, besides moonbats scared of making telephone calls, of course?

But what ever makes you feel more superior to everybody else, it’s one of the things that you liberals need, right, so I’ll play along.

Time to check the mailbox!

By @@

September 4, 2007 4:44 PM | Link to this

Well damn Andy, you’ve now put me in a spot where I must commend PoliFore.

(((Nobody, NOBODY posts more spam or nonsense than Polly does and most of it only he understands, and if you want any proof of that fact make notice of how no one ever responds to him, ever.)))

You’re right. I seem to be the only poster who responds to him and only because he’s always namejacking me.

PoliFore:

I must commend you for not talking to yourself like so many of the liberal sockpuppets here do.

gmk:

I came in early this morning and found your claim to be “new” here laughable and I…well…laughed.

Just because you were born yesterday doesn’t mean everyone else here was.

In your feeble attempt to entertain your liberal friends, all you did was insult their intelligence.

Me? Not so much, because you’re a liberal talking to yourself and they’re talking to you as well.

Andy leads and all you liberals follow.

Good work Andy. Some things never change do they?

Later.

By @@ .

September 4, 2007 4:53 PM | Link to this

Bush’s bio came out today. If a biography is filled with lies, does that make it fiction? Can barnes and noble put it in the biography section and still be in accordance with local and regional statutes concerning the dewey decimal system of book filings and categories?

I dont think so. This is another impeachable offense that W is getting away with.

By rushncap

September 4, 2007 5:01 PM | Link to this

Don’t forget to clean li’l andy off, @@.

By @@

September 4, 2007 5:19 PM | Link to this

Dammit PoliFore, you are so prone to suggestive thought. I mention your namejacking me and you’re off to Wooten’s to do just that. I return here and you’re wanking at ml’s.

rushncap:

Whatsa matta baby. Are you jealous?

There was a time rushncap when I had nice things to say about you as well.

You “blew it” awhile back.

Live with who you are!

By @@

September 4, 2007 5:22 PM | Link to this

BTW PoliFore, I’m gone for the evening so any posts under my @@ will be yours or some other liberal’s.

They won’t be mine.

As Getalife would say…

Geez!

By rushncap

September 4, 2007 5:26 PM | Link to this

@@, there was a time when you saying nice things about me would’ve been taken as a compliment. But that would “suck”, and pretty badly too.

I’m still waiting for your daily “I’m so amazingly great” post. Are you lining up a real veiny son of a b!tch?

By @@ .

September 4, 2007 5:30 PM | Link to this

Good one, @@!

(BTW: I’m not name jacking, look closely at the ID. There’s a “.” you dope).

Now, what if I tried to myspace a serious political blog by chatratting like a retard and nobody read anything I wrote unless I mentioned Political Foreskin, who everyone reads every word from, duhhhhhhh I dont know what to do, …

bwa!

I swear you swing at everything. It’s so funny. Too bad you’re such a dim bulb, because you coulda been somethin’ you coulda had class, you coulda been a blogtender….but no, you had to take the easy money and sell out like the pathetic hack you are….so just suffer the consequences of being the board snit.

bwa

By gmk

September 4, 2007 6:01 PM | Link to this

< @@: I came in early this morning and found your claim to be “new” here laughable and I…well…laughed >

I’m glad you laughed b/c I’ve honestly never blogged here - ever! I started this little thread because I found it comical that one man/woman/slug using the name of Duh would choose to spend his life wasting away on a blog - thinking that he’s somehow making a difference in the world by cutting-and-pasting a bunch of drivel.

Taking up for Duh just demonstrates how silly both of you are. Remove the empty Cheeto bags from your barco-lounger, get up, and go do something meaningful, for crying out loud! I’m sure if you and Duh put your collective heads together you can figure out a way to steal your neighbor’s cable

By @@ .

September 4, 2007 6:14 PM | Link to this

I’ll tell you what, @@, the day you blog an original insight into ANY issue, (you dont have to stick with the cartoon’s issue or wooten’s issue, you can choose your own issue), and not just listen to Hannity and go, “Duh, I can blog Rush’s take on Iraq and I’ll steal Hannity’s headline and then I’ll rock, duhhh” and also, the day you blog a sentence without drooling or slobbering or using the word, “Duh”, before and after every sentence, well, THAT’S the day you and I will wang chung. Fair ‘muff?

‘muff said.

By Who am I

September 4, 2007 6:20 PM | Link to this

It looks like @@ got to PF. When PF starts with the name calling it is all too apparent that he is vulnerable under scrutiny and not all that he thinks he is.

Checkmate @@! You’re not a dirty little trick like PF.

Ignore him. He is not worth your time or effort.

By AmVet

September 4, 2007 6:22 PM | Link to this

It is almost painful to watch Brit Hume these days. He looks as if his Republican leaning hemorrhoids are absolutely killing him!

Faux News led off the six o’clock hour with a story about the economic summit and the Aussie PM.

Then to their credit they did get around to following it up with the GAO’s report that 11 of 18 categories in Iraq are rated as failures or not met. Especially the political progress category.

I can imagine that they didn’t even want to run the story but how in the hell can they get away with not doing so?

And how ANYONE could now vote for Lugar, or McConnell or any of the other remaining GOP apologists is totally beyond me, but I digress.

Then almost predictably the fair and balanced crowd follows up the GAO report story with some obscure story about some Democrat getting into a tussle with a flight attendant.

The next 16 months are going to be a real hoot at Fox!

By @@ .

September 4, 2007 6:35 PM | Link to this

WOW! PBS is having a round table discussion of left and right talking heads and moderates and they all are agreeing that we aint nevah gonna git outta iraq….sorta

The right has a new touchstone , “The decision to go into Iraq was a mistake, but we broke it and now we need to fix it, and we have to stay, not forever, but no timetable either.”

See the double speak? They now attempt to define a mission, and they say, “we need to stay to ensure a stable Iraq so the region is stable, and the borders are secure and stable”. (iraq hasn’t been stable in 10K years. we’re trapped like rats.)

I know, “speak for yourself”.

So the left isn’t allowing the right to get away with any cliches or bromides as blatant as “fight them there, or follow us home”, but when pressed, the right still has only generalities and it’s better to “support the troops”, instead of cut and run” when trying to define our purpose in Iraq.

we simply can never leave, and there is no mission, other than to baby sit and perhaps get that oil flowing, but we aint gettin’ out…ever!

By getalife

September 4, 2007 7:01 PM | Link to this

Goldie,

No, you read it right.

Damn, I was trying to pimp some Clintons.

Geez.

By Grading Luckovich

September 5, 2007 9:12 AM | Link to this

If I had to criticize Lucko’s cartoon about Guilliani crossdressing, I’d point to the lady’s purse, which is way too small. Have you ever seen middle-aged ladies’ purses? They’re satchels. Try to find your car keys in them. Got patience?

By peace maker

September 5, 2007 9:23 AM | Link to this

If you Bible thumping conservatives would stay out of airport restrooms playing footsie with the cops and stoped listening to the White Stooges, Boortz, Hanniety and Limbaugh you would know that this country is heading down a dead end street if someting dosen’t change. We can not continue to print billions of dollars with nothing to back it up and spend it on a war going nowhere. But, I forgot the Judas lamb can lead it followers to slaughter.

By Republican Thought Police

September 5, 2007 9:46 AM | Link to this

BOISE, Idaho - One of Sen. Larry Craig’s lawyers said Wednesday the Senate has no business looking into the conduct of one of its own following Craig’s guilty plea in connection with an airport men’s room sex sting.

I’d rather swallow Dick Cheney’s used condom than agree with a filthy, lying, sucking Republican but right is right. This guy was entrapped by the very ‘thought police’ that big, Big, BIG GOVERNMENT Republicans love so dearly.

LMAO that Republicans continue to be the ‘masters of their own disasters’. New conservatives are the best thing to happen for liberalism since Richard Nixon!!!

Only thing Neos ever manage to get right is peeking under bathroon stalls and into your bedrooms. Practice makes perfect.

By getalife

September 5, 2007 10:05 AM | Link to this

KO catches w in his biggest lie of his presidency

Only a Dem President can get us out of Iraq.

Geez.

By Paul

September 5, 2007 10:23 AM | Link to this

getalife

[[Only a Dem President can get us out of Iraq.]]

And which Democratic candidate would that be?

Olberman’s rhetoric seems a day late and a dollar short - happens when you’re in a constant reactive mode, not forward-thinking. I think his real horror is that, come the election, there won’t be much difference between the Dem and Rep candidates - and that could strengthen the Rep shot at winning.

We’ve been talking for months here about the possibility there could be a withdrawal of troops this fall. We’d discussed it could be done under military recommendations, but that the people would just see a drawdown and the Rep candidates would say “we’ll continue.”

What would the Dems say? “We’ve gone from withdrawal meaning “get out” to withdrawal meaning “move about.” I don’t think the voters are going to give much thought to the spin.

So Olberman makes his wild statements - the President’s goal is to continue to make war indefinitely (nutty, but plays to his audience), that he lies when he says the Pres won’t withdraw (he must mean withdraw in the sense of “all out” - not even the Dems use that definition any more) - that’s what I mean about “a day late and a dollar short.”

Prediction: if a Dem wins, Olberman will continue his “commentaries” - but he’ll just insert Hillary’s name for Pres Bush and will include the word “betrayal” more often. Hey, he’s gotta have something to put on the table when his contract’s up for renewal.

Another prediction: the Pres starts a troop drawdown, the military situation continues to rise from abysmal to not quite horrid (even Katie Couric sees improvements) - AND - the political situation continues to flounder (they must have modeled their gov’t on ours) and many voters, come the elections…

may just flip a coin.

Thanks for the 42 Below recommendation - I’ll have to try it - “42” is the Answer to the Ultimate Question, y’know.

I’ll likely be out for a couple of days. But the way the AJC server staff is working //sarc// no one will notice.

Cheers -

By getalife

September 5, 2007 10:35 AM | Link to this

KO puts BO to shame.

He is the best in the business.

You keep telling yourself that the Dems will not withdraw but President Clinton will withdraw.

We should do like the British, hand over the bases and head out to the airport.

Only a Dem President will get us out of Iraq and this is a sure winner for the Dems. The majority of American are sick of it.

Landslide victory for the Dems in 08.

By Analchord

September 5, 2007 10:44 AM | Link to this

Getalife and Paul: No president can get us out of iraq. We are there forever.

Here’s the last word on Iraq. We stay in a Permanent base for freedom. The sunnis and shias will continue their 10K year old feud,(they kinda like feudin’ and who are we to criticize. We kinda like feudin’ 2).

The kurds will become a defacto breakaway republic, supplying fossil fuels and enjoying a sustained golden age, the kurds have never had it so good, and good for them.

I also predict that the 23-point clinical criteria match for mongoloid idiot (me) will blog here well past the point that everyone else knows what’s happening in The Iraq.

I’m so lonely.

By AmVet

September 5, 2007 10:45 AM | Link to this

getalife, though the report from Olbermann about GWB is predictably depressing, there was, for me, one enormously positive item.

The United States of America only need endure this presidency for another 500 days!

It reminds me of the Iraq hostage crisis in reverse. Then we were counting up. Now with this neo-con hostage crisis we are counting down!

As I’ve noted before, though the cost to the nation has been horrific, IF, given the endless series of blunders and debacles of the neo-cons and their hopelessly misguided beliefs, they are forever relegated to their historic and well deserved impotent place on the fringe - the political Land of Nod - then we can move forward again.

First Reagan. Now Bush. The end of this failed going backwards movement in this country may be at hand.

500 days.

I, for one, can’t wait.

By getalife

September 5, 2007 10:57 AM | Link to this

AmVet,

Yes, only 500 more days and KO is on the same page as these sisters:

“The National Coalition of American Nuns is impelled by conscience to call you to act promptly to impeach President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney for … high crimes and misdemeanors,” the group wrote in a letter written on behalf of its board members.”

Finally, some religious figures chose the right path.

By Paul

September 5, 2007 10:58 AM | Link to this

getalife

Link: Sen Clinton: If Elected, We Will Stay in Iraq

Number’s been estimated at 75,000 - it’s based on numbers derived from an almost identical description given by a past - comptroller, I think, in Defense.

Wasn’t there a New Hampshire senator around 1969 who said “let’s declare victory and go home”? Different situation but the attitude’s the same as the Brits. Hey, Brits can do it, ‘cause we’re still here.

Not hanging on here, waiting on a phone call telling me it’s time to travel. So please excuse if anything goes unanswered.

Cheers -

Analchord

Take heart! Take a vacation to Kurdistan! Plenty of friendly people and really neat carpets!

getlife/AmVet/Analchord

A key in this election will be to see who the candidates select as key advisors. We know what happened with some of the current Pres advisors. So far it looks like Hillary’s surrounding herself with familiar faces. That causes concerns. Who will Obama and Rudy pick? We’ll see.

By Analchord

September 5, 2007 11:07 AM | Link to this

It’s gotta be Hillary, unless people are prejudice against a woman, and dont realize it until they enter the voting booth and even though they polled hillary, they’ll pick Guilliani.

I wouldn’t mind Guilliani. He weilds political issues like a master, and he’ll surround himself with the best of us, and we too could enter some golden age like the kurds. (read more facial hair on our womenfolk.)

By getalife

September 5, 2007 11:19 AM | Link to this

This is so sick and pathetic

Geez.

By AmVet

September 5, 2007 11:25 AM | Link to this

Paul, your point about advisors is so key!

And though Nixon was no picnic, as least he found some very competent people to be near him.

And inexplicably Bush did the very opposite!

Cheney? Rumsfeld? Ashcroft? Gale Norton? Linda Chavez?

As soon as I saw those names, I was extremely concerned! In some cases they represented the very antithesis of the kind of people who were to look out for America’s best interests!

The only name that didn’t alarm me was Powell, but even then he played along with the neo-cons until he could slide out. I lost a ton of respect for him for that.

By getalife

September 5, 2007 11:29 AM | Link to this

When all you do is lie, do not do a biography idiot.

Geez.

By Duh is for Dusty

September 5, 2007 12:36 PM | Link to this

By Dusty

September 3, 2007 9:38 AM | Link to this

Luckovich has hit bottom AGAIN. This time to make fun of 9/11 using Giuliani as the clown.

You’re right Dusty. GW would have been a much better choice for the clown.

By mm

September 5, 2007 1:32 PM | Link to this

Drag Queen Rudy

Smooching the Donald

Would you vote for this man?

By Duh stands for Democrats

September 5, 2007 2:47 PM | Link to this

{{{{By AntiRadical September 5, 2007 9:46 AM I’d rather swallow Dick Cheney’s used condom than agree with a filthy, lying, sucking Republican but right is right.}}}}

Spammie: You seem to have some experience with one of your choices^^, can we guess which one it is?

~~~~~~

{{{{This, of course, is a truth that (Johny Girl) Edwards and friends cannot bear to hear or admit. To placate their diverse voting blocs — feminists, race-baiters, gays, and socialists — their aim is to keep the “lower” classes low by demeaning marriage, exalting “single moms”, encouraging race and class envy, and subsidizing all of the above under the guise of “helping the poor.” Incredibly, this plan works so well, that the very people who are most damaged by the Democratic Party are some of their most reliable voters. The true poverty of America’s poor is not their economic plight, but their lack of knowledge that those who would free them are really those who seek to keep them in chains.}}}}

~~~~~

{{{{In the Hell Hath No Fury sweepstakes, groups like MoveOn.org are gearing up to take on a new set of perceived traitors in their midst—Democrats who have acknowledged some success from the troop surge in Iraq. Representatives Keith Ellison (Minnesota) and Jerry McNerney (California) recently returned “impressed” by what they’d seen, though they were careful to temper their statements for any perceived optimism. After watching U.S. soldiers greet Iraqis in Arabic with “peace be upon you,” Mr. Ellison reported that “they would respond back with smiles and waves” before quickly adding, “I don’t want to overplay it.” It’s a measure of how far the antiwar left has moved the debate on Iraq that Mr. Ellison doesn’t want to sound too enthusiastic about the chances that the U.S. might actually win.}}}}

By Paul

September 5, 2007 2:51 PM | Link to this

mm

Sure - why not? I just don’t get why so many on the farfar Left get so hung up about a guy going to a party in drag. I thought it was the farfar Right that had those hangups.

Extremists make strange bedfellows -

By God's Vote

September 5, 2007 2:57 PM | Link to this

WASHINGTON - Ohio Rep. Paul Gillmor, a Republican whose political career covered four decades, has died, party officials said.

Now since Ohio Governor, Ted Strickland, is a DEMOCRAT, will he appoint a Republican or a Democrat to replace Congressman Gillmor. Such a hard choice.

Looks like God despises a Republican majority as much as we have all learned to!

By mm

September 5, 2007 3:02 PM | Link to this

Paul,

What’s fair is fair. I won’t vote for Hillary because she dresses like a man.

By Duh stands for Democrats

September 5, 2007 3:10 PM | Link to this

{{{{By AntiRadical By God’s Vote September 5, 2007 2:57 PM WASHINGTON - Ohio Rep. Paul Gillmor, a Republican whose political career covered four decades, has died, party officials said. Now since Ohio Governor, Ted Strickland, is a DEMOCRAT, will he appoint a Republican or a Democrat to replace Congressman Gillmor. Such a hard choice. Looks like God despises a Republican majority as much as we have all learned to!}}}}

You libs should be just so proud of yourself, celebrating the death of a political rival.

You are the most absolutely worthless scumbags and human debris, filth and open running sewage.

This Spammie person is not a real American, this is a democrat party POS.

Even Craig is better than that.

By Republican Robust Prosperity

September 5, 2007 3:10 PM | Link to this

Announced lay-offs surged 85 percent to 79,459 in August from 42,897 in July, according to Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc, an employment consulting firm. August’s job cuts were the highest since February, when they totaled 84,014.

More of that good ole boy Republican ‘ROBUST’ economy!!!

How will YOUR FAMILY pay the bills when King George and his cronies eliminate YOUR job.

Maybe your kids can get one of those great Republican McJobs at Taco Bell until the Democrats return prosperity to America. At least your kids will be able to eat one square meal while on shift, then.

Ain’t Republican prosperity grand???

By Paul

September 5, 2007 3:11 PM | Link to this

mm

Well, I must admit I do not remember if you fall at either end of the political spectrum and if so, which. Usually the “looky looky” about the drag issue is raised by the far left. They must think every Rep or Independent is a moral majority type who get hung up over clothing.

BTW - Dick Morris reports that Hillary is partial to pants suits because she’s self conscious about her midsection - some medical condition from her pregnancy that caused added inches that don’t go away. Too bad - just one more distraction from the issues.

Hey, wouldja vote for a Scotsman in kilts?

By God's Vote

September 5, 2007 3:25 PM | Link to this

You libs should be just so proud of yourself, celebrating the death of a political rival.

What did you want us to do, send him to heaven with a sacrificial offering of 20 virgin boy toys?

You are the most absolutely worthless scumbags and human debris, filth and open running sewage.

Takes one to know one!!! LOL

By @@

September 5, 2007 3:28 PM | Link to this

That’s sad news about Rep. Gillmore. I don’t really know much about him but he is survived by:

Wife: Karen 5 Children: Linda, Julie, Paul Michael, Connor, Adam.

Those ^^^ names will draw compassion from God but not the “compassionate” (gag me) liberal voter at 2:57.

Rafsanjani is on the rise in Iran. Lotsa power being given to him. Is that a good thing or is he another Arafat?

I read the most interesting article at Stratfor on the relationship between Israel and the U.S. It hasn’t always been a close one.

It seems that none of the Arab states give a tinker’s damn about Palestine, never have.

Hmmmm, I did not know that.

By raisedanidiot

September 5, 2007 3:39 PM | Link to this

Hello one and all! I’ve been busy busy busy…haven’t had time to read but comments posted today…I’d just like to clear one thing up…evidently the comedy is lost on some…the left LAUGHS at the right regarding these jokes with sexual inuendos…I don’t think it is ML’s intent is to ridicule Rudy for being a cross-dresser, but its fun to tease…its much like being the fart smeller (literally…as oppossed to the smart feller)…if you’re gonna ridicule those around you for farting…you had damn well better go fart in private (in a closet maybe)…or you will indeed get laughed at… repugs had better get used to being laughed at…’08 is just around the corner and I have a feeling it will be a “laugh in”.

By gmk

September 5, 2007 3:39 PM | Link to this

< Duh: You are the most absolutely worthless scumbags and human debris, filth and open running sewage. >

Duh, I see you’re still out there spewing venom. I thought we’d discussed this. Shouldn’t you be doing something more constructive with yourself? Me, I’m just enjoying another wonderful vacation day - this time up on Lake Lanier. Took my laptop, though and thought I’d check in on you. Listen, despite your purposeless discourse you’re correct about one thing: an untimely death is no cause for celebration. I just pray he knew the Lord because it’s too late now if he didn’t. Duh, get outside and talk a walk or something…alll this negativism is doing you any good at all.

By Analchord

September 5, 2007 3:39 PM | Link to this

Sen. Craig is going to fight to stay a Senator, and bring the whole Repudlickan Party down with him.

I love it!

The material Sen. Craig offers us comics writes itself, and we are going to have a field day…..is this thing on?

By mm

September 5, 2007 3:46 PM | Link to this

Paul,

I’m an independant. I don’t care if someone is gay or a crossdresser. Just keep it behind closed doors.

John Travolta just made a movie playing the part of a woman. I will not watch it. Robin Williams made a movie years ago playing the part of a woman. I did not watch it.

Even in the great movie Under Siege starring Steven Siegal, Gary Busey dressed like a woman in one scene. Disgusting.

I also hate for women to wear those dreadfully ugly suits with the padded shoulders.

I was joking about not voting for Hillary because of the way she dresses. The truth is that I would not vote for her because of other reasons. The same for Rudy.

This cartoon, however, made me laugh out loud. Maybe some of the wingnuts didn’t know about Rudy’s pension for putting on a dress. So ML drew him in high heels and a FDNY suit (since he claimed he was at ground zero as much as the firemen). I guess the irony passed over some of these dolts heads.

Look at the posts of @@ at 9:10 and Dusty at 9:38. It just goes to show how stupid and clueless each of them are.

As for Duh, he’s never on subject. Just more mindless drivel.

You can at least carry on a conversation, present facts, and express genuine thoughts.

By Girly-Man George

September 5, 2007 3:53 PM | Link to this

Bush tells biographer: ‘I do tears’

Can somebody get Chichenhawk Girly-Man George another Kleenex???

By Hollywood Jones

September 5, 2007 3:54 PM | Link to this

Ben Stein and Larry Craig are going to star in a new blockbuster movie titled, Stalling Around.

In it, Craig loiters in airport restrooms in an attempt to catch Democrats engaging in illegal dumping.

Stein, who plays the straight man, resurrects his role from Ferris Bueller, and drones on about how human farts are doing more damage to the climate than Exxon, Mobil and BP combined.

I don’t want to give away too much, but the ending involves a wacky chase back to Idaho where the crazy twosome wearing hip waders get into a not so delicate situation in a porta potty.

By Bosch

September 5, 2007 3:56 PM | Link to this

OH MY GOD! OH MY GOD! OH MY GOD!

This just in…..pigs have now started to fly and hell has just frozen over……WHY?

Bosch now likes former Congressman Bob Barr!

Dems laud ‘patriot’ Bob Barr Former Georgia congressman blasts domestic spying

By No Child Left Behind

September 5, 2007 4:02 PM | Link to this

A study conducted by the non-profit Parents Television Council found that instances of violence during family-hour broadcast TV had increased by 52.4 percent since it conducted a similar study in 2001, while the amount of sexual content grew by 22.1 percent.

So THIS is what Republicans mean when they mutter, ‘No Child Left Behind’!!!

Republicans were going to return moral integrity to America, only they forgot to bring either morals and/or integrity with them when they started!!!

By Hollywood Jones

September 5, 2007 4:02 PM | Link to this

Surprisingly on the heels of his first biography, President Bush is releasing another one right away. This one is titled, Certainly Dead.

In it a tender President Bush confesses that he knows that he has reduced most of America to tears many times.

In a moment of amazing candor, he confesses that his biggest mistake while in office was leaving immediately after catching that seven and a half pound Largemouth from his Texas pond.

“I just knew there was a ten pounder in there and if I hadn’t had some knucklehead bothering me about Iraq I could have gotten him! And then I would have gone completely nucular!”

By Bosch

September 5, 2007 4:05 PM | Link to this

@@, I know this is really silly, but when I read your 3:28 post - this part:

“Rafsanjani is on the rise in Iran”

I thought to myself, so Iranians are now sitting around with dreadlocks, smoking pot, and listening to reggae? My brain just immediately transposed Rafsanjani to Rastafari.

I need a vacation, seriously.

By Clinton Did It Too

September 5, 2007 4:11 PM | Link to this

If Bill Clinton were a Republican, Monica Lewinsky woulda been a young DUDE!

By AmVet

September 5, 2007 4:15 PM | Link to this

Bosch, it is very strange that both Barr and Newt are actually not totally dislikable since they’ve left office.

Have they had epiphanies or have I?

There was an article in today’s AJC where Barr blasted this GOP manipulated US Dept. of Justice for their extremely uneven handling of those American politicos who profited by the Iraqi oil for food program.

(Most neo-cons want us to think that it was exclusively the French and Russians. Not so.)

One old codger, a Texas oil baron, has been singled out for speaking out extensively against the Bush administration and donating money to (GASP!) Democrats. And the DOJ is trying to make a scapegoat of him.

Barr at least now has the clarity to realize his political party is crawling with revenge-minded thugs.

By @@

September 5, 2007 4:18 PM | Link to this

Bosch:

I think that’s Getalife you’re seeing in Iran? He doesn’t have dreadlocks and it’s probably zydacane he’s listening to though.

The pot smoking? You’re dead on.

He was looking for some white flour over at Wooten’s earlier.

“Red Red Wine” my favorite reggae.

By AmVet

September 5, 2007 4:21 PM | Link to this

The flat earth, cow farting, the sun is oscillating crowd is NOT going to like this!

Bush Supports APEC Climate Change Pact

SYDNEY, Australia — President Bush urged Pacific Rim nations on Wednesday to band together on tackling global warming, saying all major polluters must be part of any solution.

I have lambasted this administration time and again for many reasons.

And even though the President got off on the worst possible foot by cowardly copping out of Kyoto, he has very slowly made some progress in this area.

And for that I give him credit.

By Bosch

September 5, 2007 4:24 PM | Link to this

AmVet, It’s not we who have had the ephiphanies, my friend. I totally agree with the “revenge-minded thug” comment.

I NEVER thought I would see the day, when I thought Bobby was NOT the spawn of the devil.

By Bosch

September 5, 2007 4:31 PM | Link to this

AmVet - Don’t forget the moose farts too. I read an article the other day where the moose population in Norway are causing some climate trouble with their, um…….well, you know.

By Dusty

September 5, 2007 4:36 PM | Link to this

mm@3:46

Well, mm, it is obvious that you are a YELLOW m&m, a bitter chocolate one at that. When you hit a little heat you melt down and start running. Try red, white and blue for a change.

By AmVet

September 5, 2007 4:44 PM | Link to this

Moose farts too?

No wonder we’re in such trouble!

I’m guessing that there are not as many of them as there are cows, but when a bull moose lets ‘er rip, its gotta be pretty powerful!

You know, Bosch, after Nixon was run out of Washington, normal people just kind of laughed at the extremists in the GOP.

They were certainly a nuisance but they weren’t dangerous like they were to become under Reagan and certainly nothing like the neo-con madmen they are now.

Between this insane chosen occupation and the religious reactionaries so dramatically influencing policy, they have demonstrated for all but the most willfully blind that they simply can no longer be trusted by the majority of the people of this country to make competent decisions.

I’m afraid The Grand Old Party needs an enema.

By Duh stands for Democrat

September 5, 2007 4:55 PM | Link to this

{{{{By gmk September 5, 2007 3:39 PM < Duh: You are the most absolutely worthless scumbags and human debris, filth and open running sewage. > Duh, I see you’re still out there spewing venom. I thought we’d discussed this. Shouldn’t you be doing something more constructive with yourself?}}}}

gmk: You may be too much of a dullard to notice, but one of your fellow liberals just posted an orgasmic outburst of jubilation about the unfortunate and untimely death of another fellow human, who’s family is probably racked with sorrow over their loss, and you have the nerve to nag me about “spewing venom?”

You liberals have the most uncanny ability to accurately define yourselves through the nature of the comments you leave here, for instance, Anti Radical celebrating the late Senator’s death conclusively proves the long held belief that he is nothing but a simple minded, spiteful, hapless loser full of mindless rage who can only find success and happiness in the harm that befalls other people.

You know, a true Ku Klux Klanner type.

And you, having passed up the opportunity to scorn the real “spewing of venom” and instead mocking me with idiot slogans about the things I post, things I’d be willing to bet you are too stupid to even understand, and not only that, but copying my tactics to do it, i.e. your little trip to Lanier.

Like they say, dimwit, imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, and you must have really been stung in the as-s when I rubbed your nose in St. Marteen yesterday.

Maybe it was a subconscious compliment that you were not even aware of, let’s just think that your inner self overcame the democrat toady that you try so hard to be, or maybe it wasn’t.

I’m sure that your response, knowing that your mindless reaction to this post, same as always, will be attacking the messenger instead of the message, which you are mentally unable to attack, will not reveal to others the hidden respect that you have for my abilities.

But I will be able to see it.

By Bosch

September 5, 2007 4:55 PM | Link to this

Amvet, Yeah, but -

“Researchers in Norway claim a grown moose can produce 2,100 kilos of methane a year, equivalent to the amount of CO2 caused by an 8,077-mile car trip, der Spiegel reported.”

As getalife, so poetically writes

“Geez” with a capital “damn.”

You know, even the Nixon thugs who actually went to prison don’t seem as crazy as the ones we have now. I was very young during that time, in fact, one of my earliest memories was Nixon resigning and Ford on the television looking like a deer in headlights!

By Midori

September 5, 2007 5:00 PM | Link to this

FROM KEITH’S LIPS TO MY EARS:

Mr. Bush, the only “hypothetical” here is that you are not now holding our troops… hostage.

You have no intention of withdrawing them.

But that doesn’t mean you can’t pretend you’re thinking about it, does it?

That is your genius, Sir — as you see it, anyway.

You can deduce what we want — we, the people, remember us? — and then use it against us.

You can hold that canteen up and promise it to the parched nation.

And the untold number of Americans whose lives have not been directly blighted by Iraq — or who do not realize that their safety has been reduced and not increased by Iraq — they will get the bullet points: ‘Bush is thinking about bringing some troops home. Bush even went to Iraq.’

You can fool some of the people all of the time, can’t you, Mr. Bush?

You are playing us!

By Dusty

September 5, 2007 5:04 PM | Link to this

What is this, the kiddie hour? Why don’t you little boys go over to the Elks Club or somewhere and tell your moose jokes? That stuff was funny in grammar school.

Analchord, you’be got competition, but not much.

By @@

September 5, 2007 5:07 PM | Link to this

Dammit Paul, if you’re still here, you’ve got alot to learn Mister.

(((By mm September 5, 2007 3:46 PM)))

(((Paul,)))

(((Look at the posts of @@ at 9:10 and Dusty at 9:38. It just goes to show how stupid and clueless each of them are.)))

(((As for Duh, he’s never on subject. Just more mindless drivel.)))

You were supposed to bash Dusty, myself and Duh!!! She (mm) needed you and you failed her.

Where the heck are your blog manners?

By @@

September 5, 2007 5:27 PM | Link to this

Midori:

I was wondering if you had an explanation for this:

(((By @@ . (PoliFore <—— see the dot)

(((September 4, 2007 6:14 PM | Link to this)))

(((I’ll tell you what, @@, the day you blog an original insight into ANY issue, (you dont have to stick with the cartoon’s issue or wooten’s issue, you can choose your own issue), and not just listen to Hannity and go, ——>“Duh,<—— I can blog Rush’s take on Iraq and I’ll steal Hannity’s headline and then I’ll (rock,) ——>duhhh”<—— and also, the day you blog a sentence without drooling or slobbering or using the word, ——>“Duh”,<—— before and after every sentence, well, THAT’S the day you and I will wang chung. Fair ‘muff?)))

(((By Midori August 15, 2007 5:35 PM | Link to this)))

(((Where would we all be without CuttheGeez’s new reports. He’s better than connie chungs twaught.)))

(((what a dope. honestly.)))

(((——>“DUH,<—— I’ve got the news, and I can report good, ——>duh”<——)))

(((RETARD!!!!)))

Now we all know that PoliFore would namejack you cause he adores you.

(((By Screwy Wabbit September 4, 2007 1:21 PM | Link to this)))

(((I adore Midori.)))

or are you PoliFore adoring yourself?

Also, I’m not sure why you would want to wang chung me.

By @@

September 5, 2007 5:30 PM | Link to this

Make that “wouldn’t” namejack you Midori.

By raisedanidiot

September 5, 2007 5:33 PM | Link to this

“By mm

September 5, 2007 3:46 PM Paul,

I’m an independant. I don’t care if someone is gay or a crossdresser. Just keep it behind closed doors.”

You sir are what we call a homophobe…why are you so afraid of homosexuals and cross-dressers? Is it because you fear you might let a big one yourself one day? Don’t be afraid my little chocolate…come out of the closet into the clean air and fart away!

Bosch - Hey! I’ve always had a healthy respect for Bob…unlike other GOP, he seems to have real convictions.

Midori - great post at straight up 5!

Dust ball & Boobs - why do you just come on here to criticize? Do you by any chance have anything to say today pertaining to a certain issue? NO? Yeah, typical…get lost, losers! You both give women a bad name…go on and bleat behind your worthless men…if you’re not going to use your brain, donate it to some wothy cause.

By Joseph Allison

September 5, 2007 5:42 PM | Link to this

The sheer fact is this is turning into the longest war in Ameerican History with no clear end.

I do not blame the Politicians for this, We The People had to do something after 9/11 to tell the World we were not ‘Paper Tigers’. The President, whomever it would have been, had to do whatever that thing was.

As I see it, our Military is doing an outstanding job in the confrontations of Suicidal Maniacs, much like my Dad had to do in Germany after VE Day, and he told us kids those Stories when Viet Nam was engaged.

My only question about all this is simply one, what is the Definition of Victory, here?

By @@

September 5, 2007 5:44 PM | Link to this

Well idiot. Not much happening in the news lately. Not much to discuss. I’m just hanging around to watch you and your siblings…those of you who were raised by the rabid left.

You wouldn’t deny me the entertainment now would you?

By rushncap

September 5, 2007 5:49 PM | Link to this

Bosch — I hear you. I’m a lot younger, but this right-wing decision to go into full fetal position to prevent any sense of sanity of entering their minds just has to be unprecedented. It’s stunning to see these people just lose their marbles altogether, float off from the reality of this planet completely. I don’t understand, or like, it.

By raisedanidiot

September 5, 2007 6:02 PM | Link to this

Boobs - FYI, I was raised by the rabid RIGHT…and believe it or not, they are even more insane than you…no reasoning, no understanding…just hate and dogma…I guess one man’s idiocy is another’s “entertainment”…sick.

By Analchord

September 5, 2007 6:04 PM | Link to this

There, There, @@

By raisedanidiot

September 5, 2007 6:18 PM | Link to this

Maybe THAT’S why we’re in Iraq…George got bored and needed some entertainment…he was tired of playing cowboys and indians in Texas, so he came to washington to play WAR…would somebody give the man a binky already and put him to bed?!

By @@

September 5, 2007 6:19 PM | Link to this

raisedanidiot:

and I was raised by Yellow Dog Democrats living on the West Coast.

What’s your point?

Watching a “few” liberal sockpuppets here trying to puff themselves up to appear more dangerous than they actually are is highly amusing. It’s really all that’s left here at ml’s.

It’s the psychology idiot. Not that I think the feeble few here are in need of counseling or anything. You just don’t have anything better to do with yourselves.

Harmful to yourselves, but harmless to others.

By @@

September 5, 2007 6:28 PM | Link to this

BTW raised, I’m outta here for now. Feel free to talk among yourselves or to yourselves.

Whatever it is YOU guys find entertaining!

By AmVet

September 5, 2007 6:31 PM | Link to this

Welcome back to one of the centrist Democrats. Lord knows we need them more than ever. I hope he continues to get stronger and does a great job of representing the people of South Dakota.

Johnson ‘ready to go’ upon return to Senate

South Dakota Sen. Tim Johnson returned to the Senate on Wednesday physically weaker but saying he anticipates running for re-election next year.

Johnson, a Democrat, has been out since suffering a life-threatening brain hemorrhage nine months ago. The effects of the hemorrhage are clear — he uses a scooter to get around and his words are slow and slurred.

But his mind appears sharp, and he gave every indication of wanting to stay.

“It feels good and I’m ready to go,” he said after returning to his office.

Johnson had no problem finding answers to questions, but it occasionally took him a while to form words. He said he will measure his speech and mobility progress and make a final decision on re-election this fall.

By raisedanidiot

September 5, 2007 6:31 PM | Link to this

Boobs -“and I was raised by Yellow Dog Democrats living on the West Coast.”

were you really, boobs? I find that absolutely fascinating! So tell me, where did they go wrong? I really am interested…no sht…its the psychology you know…

“It’s the psychology idiot. Not that I think the feeble few here are in need of counseling or anything. You just don’t have anything better to do with yourselves.

Harmful to yourselves, but harmless to others.”

uh…and you’re here..ummm because you HAVE a life?…difference between us boobs is…your kind IS harmful to others…over 3,000 Americans actually, and tons of thousands of others all across the world….do us ALL a favor and please, don’t just consider it to be a non-news day just because your team’s loosing…actually listen to the news, think about it, and discern for yourself…what are the real issues important to me today? You think you’re capable? I challenge you! You have been called out my lady!

By rushncap

September 5, 2007 6:34 PM | Link to this

Our dear @@ calling others “feeble”. I’d laugh, but, well, it’s past the point of being funny.

Idiot — oh if only George’s excuse for this invasion was “What do you want? I’m a bored nitwit!” That would make this whole situation so much easier to pidgeon-hole. “See, honey, this is what happens when we put someone with a double-digit IQ in charge of a country.” Unfortunately, while he is a complete moron, he’s also not the one running the show. I have a feeling that those whose puppet he is will discard him to save their own hides once the dunce is out of office. They’re already bailing the administration, and I have a strong suspicion that those who are really responsible for running this country (and making Georgie Boy dance) are going to stick W with the bill for this utter wreck of an administration. Most people think Shrub is continuously throwing his people under the bus. I think that he will be thrown under the bus by those who put him in the driver’s seat to begin with, while they quietly ride out of town with their tail between their legs, and their newly-minted millions on their backs.

By raisedanidiot

September 5, 2007 6:45 PM | Link to this

boobs - how convenient…how not surprising…you’re gone again…you are such a waste of my time.

rushncap - that is EXACTLY what I was telling my sister last night…if we had more than 500 days to go, I’d bet georgie porgie would be the first president to be impeached by his own party…wouldn’t that be sweet!

By Analchord

September 5, 2007 6:51 PM | Link to this

There is a development in woman’s tennis about Serena Williams and Justine Hardin. Hardin’s won the last three times they’ve met, and Serena wont acknowledge that Hardin earned the victories.

It’s great television, and dont miss their next match.

By AmVet

September 5, 2007 6:54 PM | Link to this

Isn’t it slightly neurotic that someone would complain about this place on a regular basis, and obviously can’t stand the people here but can’t stay away either? Even after they say that they don’t come here much anymore?

If I felt that way, I’m reasonably sure I could find dozens, if not hundreds, of other forums.

Methinks she misses the days before Andy was castrated and a couple of the other “compassionate conservatives” found greener pastures.

By raisedanidiot

September 5, 2007 6:59 PM | Link to this

Yeah, not much happening in the news today…guess I’ll just ignore it and go about my oblivious way and criticize everybody else for my idiocy…

BERLIN (AP) - Three militants from an Islamic group linked to al-Qaida were planning “massive” bomb attacks against Americans in Germany when an elite antiterrorist unit raided their small-town hideout after months of police surveillance, officials said Wednesday.

Prosecutors said the suspects - two German converts and a Turkish citizen sharing a “profound hatred of U.S. citizens” - had military-style detonators and enough material to make bombs more powerful than those that killed 191 people in Madrid in 2004 and 52 commuters in London two years ago.

WHY DO THEY HATE US BOOBS? WHY? WHY?!

I guess with boobs gone all intelligent conversation has dissipated…guess I’ll go eat my fried chicken and fart where nobody can hear me. I wonder, if you fart when nobody else is there, does it smell?

Oh well, smoke em if ya got em people…peace out!

By Who am I

September 5, 2007 7:01 PM | Link to this

[[I guess one man’s idiocy is another’s “entertainment”…sick.]]

tee hee hee HaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHa

what a dolt!!!!!! She said you were entertaining so that makes you the idiot and you freely admit it.

Moron thy name is raisedaLIBERALidiot.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH LMAO!!!!

By Doug Steffes

September 5, 2007 8:53 PM | Link to this

People get real. Our President is an idiot. You can defend him all you want, but the fact remains he doesn’t know if his a* is punched or bored. In basketball terminology he is running out the clock. He has f*** up so bad in Iraq all he can do is wait for some other poor schmuck to come in and and clean up after him. Look at his history. He’s always done it that way!!

By Doug Steffes

September 5, 2007 8:55 PM | Link to this

People get real. Our President is an idiot. You can defend him all you want, but the fact remains he doesn’t know if his a* is punched or bored. In basketball terminology he is running out the clock. He has f*** up so bad in Iraq all he can do is wait for some other poor schmuck to come in and and clean up after him. Look at his history. He’s always done it that way!!

By Doug Steffes

September 5, 2007 8:55 PM | Link to this

People get real. Our President is an idiot. You can defend him all you want, but the fact remains he doesn’t know if his a* is punched or bored. In basketball terminology he is running out the clock. He has f*** up so bad in Iraq all he can do is wait for some other poor schmuck to come in and and clean up after him. Look at his history. He’s always done it that way!!

By william Reese

September 6, 2007 8:53 AM | Link to this

this text will be bolded I THINK TODAY’S TOON OF GIULIANI SHOULD BE ON BILLBOARDS AROUND THE COUNTRY! I LIVED IN NY WHEN HE WAS D.A. AND THEN MAYOR. hE IS A VERY SCARY GUY. I MEAN SCARY IN HIS ZEALOUS “CLEANSING” NYC OF THE POOR (HE SHIPPED ALL THE HOMELESS TO N.J.) AND HIS DICTATORIAL PUT DOWN OF FREEDOMS… AND THEN HIS UNABASHEDLY TAKING CREDIT FOR PULLING NY TOGETHER, WHEN HIS ADMINISTRATION HAD CONTINUALLY REJECTED REQUESTS FROM THE FIRE DEPT. FOR BETTER EQUIPMENT AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY.

By Bosch

September 6, 2007 9:05 AM | Link to this

Well, it appears that Fred is running now.

Fred Thompson on the issues

By Duh stands for Democrats

September 6, 2007 9:25 AM | Link to this

Ann!:

{{{{Assuming the worst about Craig, the Senate has not held a vote on outlawing homosexual impulses. It voted on gay marriage. Craig not only opposes gay marriage, he’s in a heterosexual marriage with kids. Talk about walking the walk! Did Craig propose marriage to the undercover cop? If not, I’m not seeing the “hypocrisy.” And why is it “homophobic” for Senate Republicans to look askance at sex in public bathrooms? Is the Times claiming that sodomy in public bathrooms is the essence of being gay? I thought gays just wanted to get married to one another and settle down in the suburbs so they could visit each other in the hospital. Liberals have no idea what they think about homosexuality, which is why their arguments are completely contradictory. They gay-bait Republicans with abandon — and then turn around and complain about homophobia.}}}}

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{{{{The democrat party- Watch our video of the testimony yesterday by Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and count all the times he “just couldn’t recall”—his version of “the dog ate my homework.”}}}}

A raging, horrible crime against the constitution and humanity, right?

{{{{HUGHES: Senator Clinton’s campaign christened Hsu a “Hill Raiser” for all the money he generates. HILLARY CLINTON: I was surprised like everyone else who knew him and I think he’s done the right thing, turning himself in.}}}}

Surprised!

{{{{In the portions of President Clinton’s Jan. 17 deposition that have been made public in the Paula Jones case, his memory failed him 267 times. This is a list of his answers and how many times he gave each one. I don’t remember – 71 I don’t know – 62 I’m not sure – 17 I have no idea – 10 I don’t believe so – 9 I don’t recall – 8}}}}

I don’t recall!

So I guess the Clintoons must be dimwits like Gonzales is, huh?

By Politics Aside

September 6, 2007 9:40 AM | Link to this

Fred Thompson can win. He’s a clean slate in a dirty field of mudslingers. Hell, the cleanest thing in the race so far is Mitt’s longjohns, and they’re so clean they’re a sacrament.

Anyway, I like Thompson’s low growl and slow-burn delivery. (He made a very complex Ed McMahon to Leno’s shallow Carson last night.)

Americans believe that actors ARE the characters they play on TV. Thompson can mold himself as an uber-leader on the the national stage and Americans will buy it. His take on abortion is critical, but if he spins it as a medical problem, then he could sail through all that lobbying flak he’s facing. (“Now I’m not a doctor, but I play with myself when there’s porn on TV.”)

Seriously, folks, Thompson can act his way into the white house.

What does the book “the Secret” suggest? Act as-if!

By @@

September 6, 2007 9:54 AM | Link to this

raisedanidiot @ 6:59:

That foiled terrorist plot in Germany was the first piece of news I read early yesterday morning. I have more “critical” information:

(((The Germans arrested the suspects when they appeared to be preparing to construct at least one car bomb using 1,500 pounds of hydrogen peroxide — a key ingredient in TATP, which was used in the improvised explosive devices in the 2005 London Underground bombings.)))

(((In reality, these would-be jihadists likely would have blown themselves up before they had manufactured enough explosives for even a single VBIED. TATP is unstable and needs to be used when it is fresh. If the plotters did not blow themselves up, the first batches of TATP likely would have decomposed by the time they finished the last batches. The TATP used by the second group of London bombers in 2005 failed to function for similar reasons.)))

(((The BKA and other agencies appear to have carried out a good investigation, as they were able to keep the suspects under surveillance for a long time and roll up the cell before it was about to move.)))

(((It also shows that the BKA is capable of identifying, surveiling and bringing down these cells.)))

Surveilling? I think that’s what you liberals call “invasion of privacy”.

Why do they hate us? Because we offer freedom to our citizens I suppose. It’s not the first bomb attempt in Berlin. Attempts go back to 1980. Their hatred of the West isn’t new. It goes waaaayyyyyy back…long before the Bush administration. Can you say Jimmy Carter?

By @@

September 6, 2007 10:04 AM | Link to this

BTW raisedanidiot, you may want to ask another question.

Why are radical extremists’ (al-Qaeda operatives) getting caught and failing in their explosive attempts?

Never mind, I’ll answer. It’s because their operations have been severely disrupted. They’re having to employ and exploit amateurs.

Well ^^^ that and the fact that we can invade their privacy.

By Doom is not fooled by all of these "terror attempts"

September 6, 2007 10:06 AM | Link to this

Its a coincidence that ever since 9/11 took place, potential attacks have been coming out of the woodwork. These are staged events designed to keep us afraid so that our freedoms will be taken away.

By Politics Aside

September 6, 2007 10:17 AM | Link to this

“Fred Thompson 08!

President Thompson, now that you’re president, will you bring the troops home tomorrow?

“Now that I’m president, I’m banning any reporter stupid enough to ask idiot questions. Now get out.”

(Camera shows two fat guys grabbing a poorly dressed balding reporter by both arms and dragging him out screaming, “You’ll pay for this!”. other reporters are high-fiving each other and grinning).

Mr. President, what will you first act be?

“(Dead-panned silence)……………..I dont know, I havent’ picked a cabinet, or talked with anyone, hey, when you guys are done with him, come back and get this guy.” (camera to second reporter, who’s a woman looking scared, eyes darting around the room, blouse tussled like she’d been felt up by clinton).

“Next”.

Uh, er, Mr President, kind sir, uh….do you have a dog?

“I’m going to stick my neck out here and declare a military tribunal in seesion right here and have you shot for that. “

anyone else. (silence, crickets, and dead air).

Thompson turns and leaves the room.

Hooray! If only life could be like that. I’d vote for Fred in a new york minute if he would do that.

By getalife

September 6, 2007 10:20 AM | Link to this

@@,

How did the Germans get caught?

By Both @@ and getalife are misled

September 6, 2007 10:23 AM | Link to this

You two are bickering over two staged incidents. Your squabbles with each other is an example of what will enable our true enemy to attack.

Doom

By Politics Aside

September 6, 2007 10:25 AM | Link to this

Cartoon idea: Notice how nobody has asked Mitt Romney, “Boxers or Briefs?”

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Cartoon idea: Notice how nobody asks Mitt Romney, “Boxers or Briefs?”

By getalife

September 6, 2007 10:28 AM | Link to this

Doom,

Who are our true enemy?

By jhpoke

September 6, 2007 10:33 AM | Link to this

It’s hard to believe that the only thing the neo-cons can use as a positive, is a slight improvement in a dismally ran war which we should have never been involved.

By Political Wrinkles

September 6, 2007 10:34 AM | Link to this

The enemy is ignorance.

Have you looked in the mirror lately?

Behold.

By jhpoke

September 6, 2007 10:40 AM | Link to this

9/11 attacks There is specifically much criticism surrounding his administration during the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Others criticize his lack preparedness before the attacks by allegedly ignoring the ongoing threat to New York City from Islamist terrorists in the preceding years. His handling of Ground Zero air quality issue is also questioned for downplaying the health effects of the air afterwards.

It is also mentioned that his recovery effort of the aftermath of Ground Zero, asserting that Giuliani rushed to conclude the recovery effort once gold and silver had been recovered from World Trade Center vaults. It has been alleged that Giuliani never read 9/11 Commission’s Report and that he did not attend any meetings of the Iraq Study Group after being appointed to it in early 2006. He missed two early meetings, one of which involved a master class on Iraq, in which he would have had briefings by Colin Powell and David Petraeus. At those times he was giving paid speeches. After he failed to attend meetings of the group, ISG co-chair James Baker III contacted him. He responded with a letter of resignation, owing to “previous time commitments.” [107]

In the wake of 9/11, there has been debate as to whether or not Giuliani profited from the tragedy. Before September 11th, Giuliani was estimated to be worth a little less than $2 million, but his net worth could now be as high as 30 times that amount. In the past year alone, he has collected $11.4 million from speaking fees.[108]

By Doom responds to getalife despite his hatred for him

September 6, 2007 10:41 AM | Link to this

We are all part of an international conspiracy that involves both democrats and republicans. They throw us bones to fight over while they secretly manipulate world events in order to install a one world totalitarianistic government to control us all.

By getalife

September 6, 2007 10:43 AM | Link to this

Ignorance?

Well, you won that war.

Geez.

@@,

How did they get caught?

Did we invade Germany?

Geez.

By getalife

September 6, 2007 10:48 AM | Link to this

Doom,

Ah, the new world order conspiracy theory.

Get off the crack.

Why do you think they call it dope?

Geez.

By The clock is ticking for getalife

September 6, 2007 10:57 AM | Link to this

Doom will no longer consort with such a hopeless, mindless, and visionless loser like yourself.

getlost getalife!!

By getalife

September 6, 2007 10:59 AM | Link to this

Bad boys, bad boys, what ya going do, what ya going to do when they come for you?

Bwa.

By Dubya

September 6, 2007 11:00 AM | Link to this

Americana at its usual best! The drunken idiot sneaks into Iraq for 6 hours and brags about “success.” Always the military hero, that guy.

Now it’s “Jaws” Craig saying “I never did anything wrong” while professing Repunk family values and hiring bigshot lawyers to re-write history and fact. The usual beat goes on. Praise Geesussa and God Bless Murcuh!

By Sally G.

September 6, 2007 11:52 AM | Link to this

Y-y-yeah! G-g-get lost, G-g-getawipe!

By rushncap

September 6, 2007 11:57 AM | Link to this

Poor @@, grasping at straw dust as usual.

Germans caught the terrorist cell without apparently destroying their Constitution or doing anything illegal. Are you saying American agencies are so inept that they can’t do the same thing?

Dimwit, liberals are not against surveilling terrorists. We are against doing so illegally, without warrants. I know, I know, you hate having freedom, but some of us still like it. I know, you don’t mind if Uncle Sam imvades your life, but some of us do. You want to be watched all the time? Set up a webcam in every room of your house, and patch it straight through to the NSA. Just don’t dare question those of us who don’t want to do that.

By @@

September 6, 2007 12:24 PM | Link to this

rushncap:

What do you do while sitting “in the dark”?

Germany Wants to Spy on Suspects Via Web

(((It has met with strong criticism from opposition parties and civil liberties groups.)))

Every country is plagued with liberal ignorance when it comes to national security.

By Political Foreskin

September 6, 2007 12:24 PM | Link to this

Anyone notice that nobody ever asks Mitt Romney, “Boxers or Briefs?”

By Bosch

September 6, 2007 12:28 PM | Link to this

Rushncap, “Germans caught the terrorist cell without apparently destroying their Constitution or doing anything illegal. Are you saying American agencies are so inept that they can’t do the same thing?”

LOL!!! You are mark on!

By Political Foreskin

September 6, 2007 12:32 PM | Link to this

I asked Guilliani, “Boxers or Briefs”, once and he flip-flopped.

I hated that day. I still cant get the dirty pictures out of my mind.

By Political Foreskin is an idiot

September 6, 2007 12:32 PM | Link to this

What kind of question is that? If you don’t have anything intelligent to add, impersonate that mongrel, getalife and getlost!

Doom

By Duh stands for Democrats

September 6, 2007 12:42 PM | Link to this

{{{{By Political Foreskin September 6, 2007 12:24 PM Anyone notice that nobody ever asks Mitt Romney, “Boxers or Briefs?”}}}}

Maybe people see Romney as a respected man of substance and not a marauding ArKKKansas dunce like Clintoon?

Seems plausible, don’t it?

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{{{{Such hypocrisy by imam extremists continues today. While encouraging acts of violence such as suicide bombings against nonbelievers, to date not a single imam — or child of an imam — has undertaken such a sacrificial act himself. Unlike Christian religious leaders who practice what they preach concerning the sanctity of life, sacrificing their own lives on occasion to save others as did the “Four Chaplains” of World War II fame, these imams are quick to talk the talk but not walk the walk. The murder last year of a Muslim ice-maker in Baghdad further underscores this hypocrisy. Taught that strict adherence to Islam mandates all Muslims live life today as did Muhammad in the seventh century, believers killed the vendor, rationalizing that ice did not exist in Muhammad’s time. Lost on the killers and the imam influencing them, however, was their use of AK-47s to murder the vendor — weapons that also did not exist in Muhammad’s time.}}}}

The true religious fanatics, killing their way around the world, unmolested by American liberals, who are too busy taking on the “horrors” of Christianity, geez, what Kowards.

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{{{{I’m a disabled veteran and I qualify for “free” healthcare through the Veteran’s Administration….It takes six months to get an appointment, the last doctor I saw was foreign and had to have his nurse translate for him, they gave me medication that caused an allergic reaction and when I called to get the proper medication I was told that I had to wait another six months for an appointment to correct the problem. When I call to make an appointment I have no input into when it will be. I have to take what’s available, even if it means missing half a day of work to get there. Many tests, procedures, and medications that are common downtown aren’t available through the VA. There’s a complaint system, but the attitude of the employees seems to be “If you don’t like our service, go somewhere else”.}}}}

A “Canadian” health care system right here in the United States.

By Political Foreskin

September 6, 2007 12:45 PM | Link to this

Well I NEVER!

By And you never will!

September 6, 2007 12:49 PM | Link to this

The power of Doom compels you. The power of Doom compels you.

By Fly-on-the-wall

September 6, 2007 1:11 PM | Link to this

Dear Duh,

Your paste of the article regarding the disable vet doesn’t prove that we have a Canadian health care system here in the U.S. It shows how much Bush has let down the same veterans he put into harms way. The VA system should be something he would make sure he got right but it shows how much Bush really cares about the ‘little people’ - he doesn’t. He just sees them as things that get in the way of whatever it is that he has planned and he’s not planning any help for them. He ONLY helps those in his inner circle and the troops aren’t in that circle as they don’t make enough money to make them big donators.

By Doom exacts vengeance on Craig

September 6, 2007 1:12 PM | Link to this

The Senator Craig has failed in his duty in allowing the secret of Doom’s imperial bathroom glory hole to be revealed. For this breach of trust, Doom shall hereby prohibit the idiot Idaho senator from using any more glory holes in Doom’s realm from now on.

By getalife ID jacks Doom

September 6, 2007 1:21 PM | Link to this

The idiotic post at 1:12 can come from no one else but my archenemy “getalife”. Its a shame that individuals on this blog are so cowardly that they have to resort to such tactics. getalife is to much of a pu$$y to face Doom so he pulls cheaps shots like that one.

By Duh stands for Democrats

September 6, 2007 1:22 PM | Link to this

{{{{By Fly-of-the-dull September 6, 2007 1:11 PM The VA system should be something he would make sure he got right but it shows how much Bush really cares about the ‘little people’ - he doesn’t.}}}}

Yes! You are absolutely correct!

Bush should have donned surgical gloves and mask and cut this soldier open and went to work.

How could I have missed it????

Everything is Bush’s fault, why, why can’t I remember that at such critical times?

Bridge Collapse: Bush should have checked those connections himself!

Katrina: Bush should have swam around New Orleans putting as many people as he could on his back!

It’s all coming clear to me now.

Um, clear that you are a hapless loser.

The government ain’t the answer, bozo.

By raisedanidiot

September 6, 2007 1:31 PM | Link to this

Boobs - congrats again on being adept at cut and paste…you’re really a whiz…we all sit with mouths wide open in amazement…

“Why do they hate us? Because we offer freedom to our citizens I suppose. It’s not the first bomb attempt in Berlin. Attempts go back to 1980. Their hatred of the West isn’t new. It goes waaaayyyyyy back…long before the Bush administration. Can you say Jimmy Carter?”

Another congrats for attempting to at least braze a real issue…uh, are you saying that Germany is not a free society? I wonder what German nationals would say about that. Again with the blame game…I don’t play that…I’m not a party person so your democratic inflammatories don’t mean much to me…if you’re brave enough to look closer for real answers, look at foriegn policy, capatalistic greed…and yes, look in the mirror…or go back to the pool…I don’t care anymore…dogmatic idiots such as yourself never change through argument or reason…if you’re lucky you’ll have misfortune knock you upside the head and give you an epiphany…one can still hope.

By Frank

September 6, 2007 1:31 PM | Link to this

Okay, so maybe it’s not so obvious why a reporter should ask silly questions. But it bothers me 2 my BVD’s. Why doesn’t anyone ask Romney, “Boxers or Briefs?”

You’d think Katie Courek woulda been all over that one, I mean, Wait till I get my Hanes on her!

I guess I have to admit to myself that I’ve got a real problem with unmentionables and balbriggans, girdles, brassiers, petticoats, merry widows, corsets, and bustiers.

I think it’s the elastic material that cut off circulation of blood to my gonads, but that’s just a theory.

It could be that intimate things and skivvies just give me the heebie jeebies, or prickly heat, pick one, I dont know.

I only know I need help from teams of trained tailors working around the clock at the seamstress level in Dalton, Georgia.

Is there anybody going to listen to my story all about the girl who came to sew……

By Craig attempts to counterattack against Doom

September 6, 2007 1:32 PM | Link to this

The sissy Senator Craig slyly attempts to counterattack Doom’s verdict. Doom will now exact his final revenge on Craig by bending him over and using Doom’s deadly light saber.

By Frank

September 6, 2007 1:44 PM | Link to this

Politics makes strange bedfellows. That’s why someone should ask Hillary what does she have under her skirt, “Nylons or Neocons?”

What’s in your wallet?

By Doom is leaving the building

September 6, 2007 1:45 PM | Link to this

getalife,

ID jacking is the only way you can attack Doom because you are a weak and pathetic form of yeast infection. I hope you have had fun nickjacking the power of Doom because it is the only way a wretched piece of nothing like you can fight.

By getalife

September 6, 2007 1:52 PM | Link to this

It was not me doomed.

Watching Ron Paul at the debate and was shocked that the crowd cheered him on.

Like duh, he said government is not the solution but after 9/11 w chose to expand it and make it a solution.

Dead wrong as usual but w is way over his head with this job.

I say shut it down, downsize and fix the major problems before business as usual.

If this was a business, it would be bankrupt.

By Doomer than Doomed

September 6, 2007 1:54 PM | Link to this

I picked a heck of a week to stop blogging. (snnnnort)

By Gonna Love 08

September 6, 2007 2:07 PM | Link to this

I see I is for Idiot is making his same stupid anologys. Yep that Walter Reed uproar was all to do about nothing right I is for Idiot? Ole brave George did all he could for those brave soldiers, those damn Dems never get anything right..blah..blah..blah. Im surprised you didnt throw in your its all Clintons fault on that. Its funny on your first post how you said people were attacking widow of 9/11 and soldiers of Iraq, seems to me that has been the GOP weapon of choice, just go ask Max Cleland or John Kerry, men who actually fought for their country, and did just play dress up…..

By Fly-on-the-wall

September 6, 2007 2:20 PM | Link to this

Duh, you are a serious headcase. I never blamed the bridge on Bush and I wouldn’t. That I would blame on 12 years of Republican lack of oversight but not Bush. Bush’s administration is in charge, i.e responsible for, i.e. the buck stops here, of the VA. How can you blame anyone but Bush or the 12 years of Republican Congressional non-control for the current state of the VA? You dodged the issue. You tried to deflect the truth with your response. If Bush isn’t responsible for the state of the VA then who is? Clinton? 9 or 10 months of a Democratic Congress? Somehow I expect you to tell me all about how Democrats toss blame around and blame Bush for everything but you’ll never own up to this. Bush’s Administration failed our troops - he failed our veterans and you and the Republicans won’t own up to that. What’s wrong with saying that? Why can’t you or any other Republican say that the Bush Administration and/or 12 years of a Republican Congress failed our troops with the state of the VA?

By getalife

September 6, 2007 2:30 PM | Link to this

duh is upset because Ron Paul told them they would lose the election.

They admitted it was a mistake but used Powell’s argument that we broke it so we have to stay to fix it.

The troops can’t fix their government.

This is insane, repeating the same mistake thinking there will be different outcome.

The outcome is a waste of more lives and billions.

They are Iran’s ally.

Deal with it and move on.

Geez.

By @@

September 6, 2007 2:40 PM | Link to this

raisedanidiot @ 1:31:

My cut & paste was merely offering additional information to…..well….YOUR cut & paste from last night.

(((uh, are you saying that Germany is not a free society?)))

How you could ascertain ^^^ that from my post truly escapes me. You ARE “AN IDIOT” so I’ll let it slide.

(((if you’re brave enough to look closer for real answers, look at foriegn policy, capatalistic greed…and yes, look in the mirror)))

Oh I’m brave enough idiot. That’s why I venture into other countries pursuing their own strategic interests regardless of OUR foreign policies. Unpredictable and beyond our control.

THAT’S the kind of news I find compelling while you gaze at “your bush”.

Turkey’s recent elections and
their military complex.

Pakistan’s political maneuvers and their military complex.

Europe’s response to U.S. anti- ballistic missile installments.

Russia’s strategic moves in the eastern bloc and the ME.

Shifts within Iranian politics.

Latin American countries, their internal struggles and questionable alliances.

China? Not so much anymore, but I do check in occasionally.

Later?

By Duh stands for Democrats

September 6, 2007 2:41 PM | Link to this

{{{{By Gonna Hate 08 September 6, 2007 2:07 PM Ole brave George did all he could for those brave soldiers, those damn Dems never get anything right.}}}}

{{{{By Fly-of-the-dull September 6, 2007 2:20 PM How can you blame anyone but Bush or the 12 years of Republican Congressional non-control for the current state of the VA? If Bush isn’t responsible for the state of the VA then who is?}}}}

Yes! How could I have missed again??!!??

It’s the Republican’s fault, of course!

It’s not like Bush can fire his own attorney generals and put competent people in their place and not have the democrats go 24/7 goony and totally wig out, bringing government to a complete standstill so they can preen and bloviate before their dull masses, no, Bush should have been able to transform the sullen, unmotivated, mindless moron democrats at Reed into efficient, happy little worker bees.

Gosh, I am so stupid to have not figured this out on my own, duh.

Why, we could go to work on the department of education tomorrow, all it will take is a magic wave of the Bush wand to get all of the agenda ridden toadies that could care less about our children, that turn out babbling fountains of witless dolts like Miss South Carolina, we could get them to stick political correctness up their as-ses and start teaching our kids how to read, oh, what a joyous day that will be.

And you libs will probably help us too!

GFY (good for you.)

By Duh is so Stupid

September 6, 2007 2:41 PM | Link to this

Senate Likely To OK More Funds For Vets’ Care

Bill would assist Iraq war casualties

By Andrew Taylor, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — A bill providing major increases for medical care for veterans of Iraq and other wars is cruising through the Senate, even though it busts President Bush’s budget by $4 billion.

The Senate is scheduled to pass the measure Thursday, rewarding the Veterans Affairs Department with an almost 10 percent budget increase for its health care accounts.

By Why Would You Call Duh Stupid When He Knows It All?

September 6, 2007 2:58 PM | Link to this

{{{{House Budget Increase- Saves Veterans From Clinton/Gore Cuts- Stump (R-AZ), chairman of the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs, praised Budget Committee Chairman John Kasich (R-OH) for agreeing to an “unprecedented” $1.1 billion increase over the President’s recommendations at a time when veterans needed it the most. The Clinton/Gore VA budget was opposed by the entire veterans’ community and shunned even by Democrats. Nearly all parties agreed the Clinton/Gore budget seriously threatened the quality of VA health care and would not even keep pace with inflation.}}}}

Hehehehehehehe.

By rushncap

September 6, 2007 3:01 PM | Link to this

@@, here’s a suggestion: when you post a link that you think proves your point, make sure it does not prove the opposite. I don’t know if you can’t read, don’t read, or can’t understand what you read, but do try, honey:

Schaeuble defended the tactic in an interview with n-tv television Friday, calling the ongoing debate “completely exaggerated,” underlining that judicial approval would be required before the measures could be used.

Note the words “judicial approval”. Which, in this country, we call a “warrant”. Should I explain this further? Or are you hoping that maybe I would not read your own link? I mean, you’re not stupid, just totally dishonest, was this a bluff? In which case, honey, please keep in mind that I’m a pretty decent poker player, and I know you well enough, so you’re gonna have to get more creative about your bluffs.

Oh, and Germans a) Have not yet approved that measure, and b) Obviously caught that terror cell without the use of that measure. However, pointing this out just seems like piling on your poor little self, so I’ll stop.

By Americas #1 Ambassador

September 6, 2007 3:08 PM | Link to this

SYDNEY (AFP) - The largest protest so far during US President George W. Bush’s visit to Sydney ended peacefully Wednesday, but police predicted a “full-scale riot” later in the week.

The picture of our American flag with a Swastika painted on it gives a particularly nice touch to this story.

Whatta guy! Now, King George has the rest of the world thinking that America is a spin off of Nazi Germany.

Islamofascists just can’t buy that kinda press, it has to be given to them free by our valiant Chickenheart in Chief and his gaggle of bird-brains.

By Americas #1 Ambassador

September 6, 2007 3:20 PM | Link to this

John McCain made the best point of last nights Republican debate as regards the use of torture in questioning enemy combatants.

He related a letter from a fellow distinguished officer which stated that any information that could be gained by torture would be worthless when compared to the loss that would be inflicted on America’s good name and reputation.

Too bad the filthy, lying, sucking Republicans gave McCain the shaft in 2000. Could have been a far different world today if America had a leader of vision and moral clarity after 9/11.

By mm

September 6, 2007 3:31 PM | Link to this

Great, Bush goes to Australia and stomps on their freedom and civil rights, just like he’s done in the US.

Want to protest the war? Fine. You can use this 100 square foot piece of property 10 blocks from where the Bush motorcade will be. If you leave this property you will be beaten or arrested.

But just last week the KKK had a march somewhere and received police protection.

Bottom line: You can protest anything in this country but Bush.

By @@

September 6, 2007 3:44 PM | Link to this

rushncap:

I read the entire link. Nothing to hide here. Warrants are filed by this administration as well, just not as expeditiously as you liberals would like.

You can’t confirm that the same methods aren’t being applied in Germany. Schaeuble “said” but how and in what sequence was the measure applied?

Both sides of the issue here in the U.S.:

ACLU Blasts Congress over FISA Change

(((Walsh also contended that it is unnecessary for the president to obtain a warrant at all.)))

(((“In our constitutional history, the commander in chief has never needed to apply for a warrant in order to engage in military surveillance during wartime,” he said.)))

(((“It’s part of his inherent powers as commander in chief to ensure that the United States has all the intelligence it needs to properly employ all of our military forces wherever they may be engaged throughout the world,” Walsh added.)))

(((But, said Walsh, “I think what actually happened is that many of ——>the privacy activists took such an extreme, unyielding position<—— that the president should yield his constitutional authority to conduct military intelligence during wartime, that ——>they lost the battle<—— in Congress and are now trying to recoup their losses.”)))

Liberals are sore losers on the things that are of no serious consequence. Show me where an innocent American has been imprisoned due to the surveillance program.

When it comes to losing/surrendering to the enemy, they consider themselves real winners.

Personally, I think they’re “whiners/weiners”.

By Gonna Love 08

September 6, 2007 3:44 PM | Link to this

I is for Idiot,

Referring to Ms. South Carolina, that is a product of Dubyas no child left behind. The same imprint he has left on Texas. When Ann Richards was Governor our schools were outstanding. When Dubya took over he did the same to Texas that he did to the country and had his business cronies run everything, hince No Child Left Behind, were they were shelling out money to anyone to open a school. LIke the lady in Waco who was given 450,000 and didnt meet payroll and didnt hire any educators. and who paid for that? The taxpayers, and how much have they had her repay.. ZILCH…..

By getalife

September 6, 2007 3:48 PM | Link to this

The faux opinion poll and applause meter showed Ron Paul as the clear winner last night.

A spark of sanity for the gop.

By Midori

September 6, 2007 3:58 PM | Link to this

I know Rushncap is going to send @@ home to get her “f*cking shoe shine box” for that stumbling, mumbling 3:44.

Can’t wait to read it.

By raisedanidiot

September 6, 2007 4:05 PM | Link to this

Boobs - LMAO!!…you’re absolutely right…this blog is immensely entertaining with you in it. You’re almost as fun as dust ball…

Boobs @whatever this morning…

“Why do they hate us? Because we offer freedom to our citizens I suppose.”

raised @1:31 - (((uh, are you saying that Germany is not a free society?)))

boobs @2:40 - “How you could ascertain ^^^ that from my post truly escapes me. You ARE “AN IDIOT” so I’ll let it slide.”

…boobs goes on to tell us what a foriegn policy expert she is… “THAT’S the kind of news I find compelling while you gaze at “your bush”.

…while I gaze at “my bush”? Obviously you aren’t talking about the president…cause he ain’t MY president…is that supposed to be a lesbian slur, or are you having fantasies about me?

I would ask you to expound on your theory about American loathing, but I’m sure I’d just be bombarded with your lists of “I know-it-all”.

I gotta get some work done…I’ll check back later for more laughs.

By Dusty

September 6, 2007 4:16 PM | Link to this

Do liberals really CARE that the German police caught terrorists putting together huge bombs? No indeed.

Liberals want to use this capture as one more hate tool against….?terrorists? OH NO….against George W. Bush.

As @@ has pointed out, there is no way anyone can tell EXACTLY what method the Germans used. The news last night said German security people had been watching these three for many months. And libs think that police did not know what was said by the terrorists during that time? Oh yes!!

You libs really don’t care. Trying to score points against your own President is the only thing that interests you.

By Rudy Ain't No Hero

September 6, 2007 4:21 PM | Link to this

The REAL Rudy

Nice interview where Giuliani is caught lying and nailed to the wall by Chris Wallace for his many failures prior to and during 9/11.

Typical modus operendi for a Republican. After failure, say you’re a hero enough times and the brainless will believe.

Rudy needs a new switch. King George has already worn the obfuscation schtick down to a nubbin!!!

By rushncap

September 6, 2007 4:29 PM | Link to this

@@ doing her best imitation of Monty Python: “Run awayyyyyyyyy!”. Well done indeed.

For the last time, retardo, because unlike Dusters I get tired of having to type the same thing over and over: we (patriots) do not object to surveiling suspected terrorists. In fact, we applaud and encourage it. But that surveillance, in our opinion, should not violate that thing that you consider to be so much toilet paper - the Constitution. Therefore, in order for the police to surveil anyone, including, yes, Muslims, it should obtain a warrant. The Shrubministration refuses to do that, much like it refuses to allow trials when it does not feel like having them. We (the patriots) happen to think that these clear violations of our own Constitution are bad, and that living in a “1984” world is not a price we’re willing to pay for a microscopic possible increase in security. You people want the government to spy on you for any reason. Fine, call the FBI. But a lot of us (the patriots) don’t want that, and there’s no way we’re letting the likes of you shove that down our throats.

I’m now done explaining this. I know you understand, and I know Dusters will never understand, so there is no reason to further rehash this. And maybe one day you’ll learn to find links that support your point of view with facts. Once you take enough math to know the definition of the term “null set”.

By @@

September 6, 2007 4:41 PM | Link to this

Midori @ 3:58:

Have you adored/loved yourself today? Kinda grumpy. Maybe you should find yourself a man OR woman. Makes no difference to me as long as I’m not the object of your “wang chung’n” fantasies.

raisedanidiot:

I’m saying Germany is a U.S./western ally and yes, a free democracy.

I know….the terms “ally” and “free” mean nothing to you but damn, they’re invaluable to me.

By @@

September 6, 2007 4:45 PM | Link to this

My apologies raisedanidiot. Let me change that around just a little.

“FREE” HEALTHCARE.

I’ll bet that turned your frown upside down.

By The Dapper Tapper

September 6, 2007 4:55 PM | Link to this

“You people want the government to spy on you for any reason.”

—how about a link?

If you are sending or receiving communications to or from known terrorists sources, you better be prepared to get tapped.

The same goes if you are dealing with cocaine or arms dealers. I don’t see you whining about that.

By Gonna Love 08

September 6, 2007 4:56 PM | Link to this

Dusty,

If that aint the kettle calling the pot black i dont kwow what is. Yeah when Clinton was president i remember all the GOP lovers showering praise on him..not, Rush and the rest of you just tried to bash him at every turn even though he had fixed our country after 12 years of GOP imperialism. Yep nobody ever said anything bad about ole Bill…. and guess what i didnt vote for him either time, but i can see when a man did a good job, unlike Dubya….

By Duh stands for Democrat

September 6, 2007 5:00 PM | Link to this

{{{{By Gonna Hate 08 September 6, 2007 3:44 PM When Dubya took over he did the same to Texas that he did to the country and had his business cronies run everything, {{{{{{{{hince}}}}}}} No Child Left Behind, were they were shelling out money to anyone to open a school.}}}}

“Hence,” you idiot, let me guess, you went to school under “no child left behind,” right?

{{{{“Four years ago, Democrats worked with President Bush to adopt the No Child Left Behind Act, to create a new, national commitment to public education, based on two central goals: supporting the improvement of America’s schools and requiring accountability for results in learning.-Ted.Kennedy.Com}}}}

{{{{WASHINGTON, D.C.—Today, the following opinion editorial by Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Chairman of the United States Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) appeared in the Washington Post. ———->Kennedy, chief author of the No Child Left Behind Act,<———— is holding a series of hearings and roundtables in the HELP committee, and in Massachusetts, throughout the spring to discuss the reauthorization of the law and to hear from parents, teachers, administrators and other stakeholders.}}}}

Duh.

By Dusty

September 6, 2007 5:05 PM | Link to this

Ah yes rushncap@ 4:29

Please do rest your fingers from typing the same old egocentric posts every day to prove to all these unknown bloggers your great intelligence as a student assistant and other signs of your claims to greatness. We are so impressed that we may hunt you down for an autograph.

Ah..the great rushncap.. protector of the Constitution but not the country. Maybe you should learn a few phrases like “I pledge allegiance”. In the meantime, as to your posts..how about…”null set”.

By Duh stands for Democrat

September 6, 2007 5:07 PM | Link to this

{{{{By Midori September 6, 2007 3:58 PM I know Rushncap is going to send @@ home to get her “”“”“”“”” shoe shine box” for that stumbling, mumbling 3:44.}}}}

Gee, that sure is some nice language the Atlanta Journal Constitution is allowing on their blogs now.

By @@

September 6, 2007 5:07 PM | Link to this

rushncap:

(((Therefore, in order for the police to surveil anyone, including, yes, Muslims, it should obtain a warrant.)))

From the link:

The language of FISA is antiquated, not unlike you radical romanticists of the 60’s.

“He also made it clear that it takes approximately 200 hours of the government’s time just to put together a single application for a warrant to the FISA court,” said Walsh.

In the blink of an eye, you and those you hold most dear could be blown to smithereens due to bureaucratic red tape. Think of what a delay might cost you. Weigh that against the reality that you and your kind are still walking free in spite of your subversive tactics.

If you find yourself in jail send a message through ml’s. I’ll arrange for your bail, but only if you’re innocent of the charges. If you’re suspected of terrorism, learn to enjoy your three hots and a cot.

By Midori

September 6, 2007 5:13 PM | Link to this

speaking of stumbling and mumbling: Howya doing Andy?

By Midori

September 6, 2007 5:17 PM | Link to this

you know what’s so funny?

all the “hard core, kick butt, kill the terraists” wingnuts are all a bunch of scared, sickening, pathetic wimps, with visions of evil arabs with a bomb strapped to their turbans hiding under their beds.

By @@

September 6, 2007 5:24 PM | Link to this

I hope Midori’s anticipation of rushncap’s response left her all tingly. I especially liked this part:

(((For the last time, retardo)))

Now the word “retardo” is something I would expect from a third-grade mentality, so yes….Midori was probably impressed. Her standards are low.

I agree with Dusty on the “same old” application to ml’s repetitive liberal thought participants.

By Dusty

September 6, 2007 5:25 PM | Link to this

Gonna Love 08 @4:56

Did you live through the Clinton Administration with a sack over your head? Good heavens.

The man came to the White House with charisma and a terrible reputation. He sent troops to Somalia and then backed off leaving some dead. He bombed a pharmaceutical plant in Sudan and an empty training camp in Afghanistan. He bombed the Chinese embassy in the Kosovo Engagement. He cut back the size of the armed forces to “pitiful”. He invited lobbyists to White House luncheons. Then he pulled the biggest character fiasco of modern times—the Lewinsky laugh off. As a final note he pardoned a criminal who had given generously to his library.

Bill Clinton cannot even practice law any more. And you want to say that he can compare in any way to President Bush who is leading the world fight against terrorism?

There is plenty of hate and it started when Gore lost the first election and Democrats decided to go down “dirty”. It increased with Kerry.

Yep, I’m gonna love 2008. We will still fight terrorism and carry on the fight with a Republican president. You’d better wish for the same or this country will never recover from the anti-Americans who seem to love terrorists more than Americans.

By @@

September 6, 2007 5:25 PM | Link to this

I hope Midori’s anticipation of rushncap’s response left her all tingly. I especially liked this part:

(((For the last time, retardo)))

Now the word “retardo” is something I would expect from a third-grade mentality, so yes….Midori was probably impressed. Her standards are low.

I agree with Dusty on the “same old” application to ml’s repetitive liberal thought participants.

By rushncap

September 6, 2007 5:37 PM | Link to this

@@ — are you threatening me with jail, pathetic little girl? You know, I thought you’re about as low as one gets, and then you manage to dig yourself a pit straight to Hades.

Good job on not addressing my post. I knew I would shut your trap, thanks for obliging.

Also nice to know that you feel it’s OK to ignore laws as long as you think they’re too darn inconvenient to follow. Oh, and b!tch, next time you talk about my family, wash out your mouth with peroxide.

By @@

September 6, 2007 5:40 PM | Link to this

Sorry for the double post. Only hit the “post” once.

By The Peoples for a Nuked Amerika' Century~!

September 6, 2007 5:53 PM | Link to this

-=-

We (ahem) liberals - also want the terrorist stopped. However we don’t want our Constitutional Rights trampled by elephants in the process.

The Constitutional laws are to protect the rights of the people FROM our government. If you don’t understand that basic fact, then you are definitly not a patriot as our founding fathers were.

Yet the Neo-Nazi-Nuts here would gladly sell out those basic rights, and surrender their freedom to the government. They would willingly allow the government to intrude itself into our homes, and slowly but surely dispose of the every freedom that they tout they patriotic-ally love.

Yes they won’t be happy until this country is a Police State, or a dictatorship. As long as the poor are oppressed and they have their SUV’s.. The Constitution is just a piece of paper to them.

I saw a vent the other day that says it all..

I pledge allegiance to the dollar,/ Of the United States of America./ And to the corporations,/ To which it belongs,/ One nation, under our fundamentalist God,/ In Bankruptcy,/ With fear and wiretaps for all

Amen…

So Use the existing laws to investigate terrorist, but don’t you dare tell me you need my library reading list in order to stop terrorist. When you spy on USA citizens, then you have crossed the lines into the realm of “Government for the Government, By the Government” - not - “Government for the People, By the People”..

You NeoCons may want to surrender your rights, But I will not surrender MY RIGHTS without a fight!

Thomas/PNAC

By RE

September 6, 2007 5:54 PM | Link to this

@@, just a question or two.

Do you believe that US Citizens have a constitutional right to privacy?

Do you believe that the government should have to show cause before invading a person’s privacy?

By @@

September 6, 2007 5:56 PM | Link to this

rushncap:

Am I threatening you with jail? Oh contraire. You would have us all believe that the surveillance program is threatening you. If you end up in jail, it’s probably because they caught you talking to a terrorist.

They won’t arrest you for looking at your porn though. You’re “free” to be a pervert unless it’s child porn. Then you’re goin’ to the slammer. I won’t arrange bail for that crime either.

I did address your post, you just didn’t like how I addressed it.

Those you hold most dear? Doesn’t always mean your family, sometimes it’s friends. All of my friends are very dear to me.

Inconvenience? I would like to assume that you would place your family’s safety over your right to privacy when frequenting porn sites.

Was I wrong?

By getalife

September 6, 2007 6:01 PM | Link to this

CNN is reporting a new OBL tape to show us here is still out there.

This will give the scared Americans like @@ and Dusty their no warrant spying on Americans. They trash those who have fought and died for freedom because they are scared. Pathetic.

W said we are “kicking a* in Iraq.” Drunk.

Embarrassing.

Geez.

By rushncap

September 6, 2007 6:10 PM | Link to this

I guess I’ve reduced our resident puddle of crap — @@ — to talking about online porn. I guess that’s when it’s time to ease up off the accelerator and stop running over her.

Sorry @@. I will let you be. Maybe you should cry “uncle” a little sooner next time, however. It would save you a whole heap of humiliation.

By Duh stands for Democrat

September 6, 2007 6:24 PM | Link to this

{{{{By getalife September 6, 2007 6:01 PM W said we are “kicking a* in Iraq.” Drunk. Embarrassing.}}}}

al-Gitmo: It upsets you that much to hear that America, I’m guessing the same country you live in, is “kicking Al Qaida’s as-s,” the same people that blew a gigantic hole in the middle of Manhattan?

There is something really, really strange about that, and I ain’t talking about Bush.

Think about it for a minute.

By The Dapper Tapper

September 6, 2007 6:24 PM | Link to this

Yes, your as-s should be tapped following the rule as it was applied:

The authorization covers telephone calls originating overseas from a person suspected of having links to terrorist organizations such as al-Qaeda or its affiliates.

By @@

September 6, 2007 6:29 PM | Link to this

RE:

(((Do you believe that US Citizens have a constitutional right to privacy?)))

Yes, and unless you can show me evidence where innocent, everyday Americans have been thrown in jail due to terrorist surveillance measures, then I have no reason to believe our rights have been violated.

(((Do you believe that the government should have to show cause before invading a person’s privacy?)))

During a threat to national security, “before” isn’t always practical.

When national security precludes the individuals right to privacy, later is acceptable IMO. Historical precedence has been established on this issue RE and you know it.

If it can’t be issued before then as soon as is feasible afterwards and only for accountability purposes.

I am off to Costco…Cosco…whatever.

By getalife

September 6, 2007 6:36 PM | Link to this

duh,

He has no credibilty and should just STFU.

You have much in common with him.

Geez.

By @@

September 6, 2007 6:36 PM | Link to this

rushncap:

Dream on luv. You’ve admitted to your proclivity for porn. Why do you protest when I bring it up. No pun intended.

I was just offering you reassurance that you’re free to do as you please in the privacy of your own home, but you should avoid it at school, Really.

Now watch out for that “puddle” you left when moving away from your computer screen.

Maybe tomorrow!

By Steve

September 6, 2007 6:37 PM | Link to this

Sure hope we can salvage Jaw’s congressional career. We badly need those deeply held Repub Christian family values. Praise Jesus.

By RE

September 6, 2007 6:37 PM | Link to this

Evidence of an innocent person, funny thing about that, because it is terrorism related, all records are confidential and classified. Therefore can never be released to the public. Nice circular logic there, it only matters if an innocent person is effected, but we cannot tell you who is effected, so there is no proof.

And “During a threat to national security” is your qualifier. From now until the end of time, there may be a terrorist attack. That is the time period you are referring to when you say during a threat.

I am not sure if you realize this or not, but this “war on terror” is not winnable and is unending. There is no way to stop all threats of terroristic violence, be careful for the powers you extend to the government for the sake of an unending war.

By Duh stands for Democrat

September 6, 2007 6:50 PM | Link to this

{{{{As Fred Thompson proclaimed his presidential candidacy on NBC’s “Tonight Show,” the most telling moment came when he sparked wild cheering as he spoke this truth: America has laid down more of its blood and treasure in the cause of freedom than all other countries combined. Thompson has enunciated a truth: Without us, other free nations are unwilling or unable to take the leadership in the worldwide struggle for freedom. While others will shrink from this reality, painting the sentiment as xenophobia, chauvinism, bellicose, blah and blah, the reaction on Leno’s show reflects or plays on the deep feeling among Americans of just pride and earned obligation. An America withdrawing from Iraq and relinquishing its power to others less determined to preserve liberty is not an America we know. Nor is it the America we should become. This is an understanding that has been stewing underneath as the useless and negative chattering goes on in Washington and the “elite” media. Thompson’s message is an antidote to the nightly newscasts, in which the sole measure of the Iraq war’s success or failure has become the number of American GIs killed. We would never have gotten beyond the Bataan death march if that were how we measured progress in World War II. Thompson’s vision is what is required of an effective leader in a national crisis.}}}}

Can you feel it, al-Gitmo?

By Rushncap and Steve are heathenistic perverts

September 6, 2007 6:54 PM | Link to this

If only your mother could see the two of you. Sitting there posting blaphemous and perverted statements on a major internet site. Be gone! Find something constructive to do with your pathetic lives!

Doom

By The Peoples for a Nuked Amerika' Century~!

September 6, 2007 6:55 PM | Link to this

-=-

Just remember a Patriot is a Terrorist too! Ask England!

The problem here with wiretapping is accountability to “THE PEOPLE of THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA”.

In otherwords your now advocating a secret “Shadow Government” above the constitutional law and with no true accountability or oversight.

When you have the Lions guarding the open meat locker there is most likely going to be some abuses — if not total abuse eventually.

Yes - Surrender your rights at the door and let the Government handle everything from now on. Trust Your Government and all will be fine!

Cheers -

Good Night!

Home time….

By Analchord

September 6, 2007 6:58 PM | Link to this

Notice how nobody ever asks Mitt Romney, “Boxer or Briefs?”

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Notice how nobody ever asks Mitt Romney, “Boxers or Briefs?”

By Dusty

September 6, 2007 6:59 PM | Link to this

RE 6:37

Give up!! Give up!! This war is unwinnable. That is exactly what Osama and every other terrorist wants to hear. Just what you are saying.

So roll over and go back to sleep. We know you don’t want to fight anything. Just let it run over you which means enslave you. But DON’t WORRY ABOUT IT. You’ve already given up. The rest of us have not. Thank goodness. I have no intention of meeting terrorism with open arms.

By Analchord

September 6, 2007 7:04 PM | Link to this

Dusty Rocks!

Dusty, why hasn’t anyone ever asked Mitt Romney, “Boxers or Briefs?”

By rushncap

September 6, 2007 7:05 PM | Link to this

This is ceasing to be interesting. @@ was the last bastion of neocons who has not gone completely off the deep end. I think now she has as well. Maybe if we give the old girl a few days her husband can tell her a couple more things to think, and she’ll come and post something interesting enough for me to destroy. Her tank’s on empty right now, apparently.

By Rushncap eats baby food

September 6, 2007 7:10 PM | Link to this

@@ doesn’t have to waste her time with morons like you dude. Get lost, blog time is over.

Doom

By @@

September 7, 2007 8:46 AM | Link to this

rushncap:

How many times have you sought to engage me here only to tell me that you don’t find me interesting?

Let me guess, you’re into S&M aren’t you? I am your Dominatrix in cyberspace. Declaring victory when you haven’t achieved it puts you in the same camp with your perception of Bush.

RE:

Classified information was declassified in the Padilla case and has been in many others. I’m on my way out and don’t have the info close at hand. I’ll look for it when I return.

The very thing (internet) which you are using to post here offers the greatest risk to your right of privacy. It really is a double-edged sword….that right.

I’ll share later.

By Shawny

September 7, 2007 10:29 AM | Link to this

Who is going to step up and stop this?

There is no accountability on pork barrel spending, and it is not a single party issue.

By Shawny

September 7, 2007 10:33 AM | Link to this

Coming Sunday, video of Al “save the planet” Gore roaming around on his private jet.

Funny…I guess he can toss a few extra bucks in that carbon footprint reduction fund crap. What a load!

By rushncap

September 7, 2007 11:34 AM | Link to this

@@ — oh, you’re amusing. For a few posts. But too easy, so once I wipe you out by about our third exchange of the day, I get bored. Running you over time and time again is not that fun. And you’re getting easier. Either you’re not trying as hard, or I’ve just gotten better at destroying you quicker. Not sure which. You used to be more creative in your sliminess. Now you’re well on your road to becoming another tree stump that can type, like Dusters.

By Doom takes back his glory hole from Craig

September 7, 2007 11:38 AM | Link to this

Doom has no time to play games with Rushncap anymore. Time to kick the Senator Craig’s a$$ and take back Doom’s imperial bathroom glory-hole.

By Gonna Love 08

September 7, 2007 11:54 AM | Link to this

Dusty i need the same meds you are taking if you think things under Dubya are better than they were under Clinton….

By Dusty

September 7, 2007 12:05 PM | Link to this

Gonna Love 08 @ 11:54

I don’t take meds. That is why I can see quite clearly.

What’s the matter? You afraid to fight terrorism like most Democrats?

By Midori

September 7, 2007 12:18 PM | Link to this

This is how Bush fights “terrorism”. He’s trying to tickle the terrorists to death:

SYDNEY, September 7 (RIA Novosti) - With President George W. Bush’s final term set to expire in 16 months, the U.S. leader seems to have used his recent visit to Sydney for an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit as an opportunity to hone his talents in other fields.

— The ongoing Sydney APEC talks saw the man who once said “My pro-life position is I believe there’s life,” and “I believe that the human being and the fish can peacefully co-exist,” refer to APEC as OPEC, and to the Australian prime minister’s visit to ‘Austrian’ troops in Iraq.

He also sauntered up to Condoleezza Rice at a state banquet to enquire of the U.S. Secretary of State “So, you gonna be my girl?” and wandered off-stage after his opening comments at the APEC forum in entirely the wrong direction.

Although the widely-reported 2004 story that Bush’s I.Q. was the lowest of any U.S. president in history turned out to be an unproven rumor, it is understandable that in such desperate times many people feel nervous about a man able to confuse such elementary facts as the names of countries and regions.

By Shawny

September 7, 2007 12:21 PM | Link to this

I despise this Chucky Schumer idiot.

By getalife

September 7, 2007 12:30 PM | Link to this

Meet the real Rudy

No thanks.

Geez.

By Bin Laden has put out more videos than Beyonce

September 7, 2007 12:30 PM | Link to this

The fact that Bin Laden is still making videos is a testament to the lack of competence demonstrated in this poor excuse for a war.

Doom

By Gonna Love 08

September 7, 2007 12:44 PM | Link to this

Yep i love to hunt terrorists, but unlike Dubya i prefer to hunt the terrorists that actually harmed our country…I guess you dont remember Reagan cutting and running from Lebanon in 83, or the GOP mouthpieces wanting to cut and run from Somalia, its obvious you have a hard time with real history, not GOP rewritten history…

By Gonna Love 08

September 7, 2007 12:51 PM | Link to this

Oh my how wrong could i be that life under Clinton was better than Dubya:

Unemployment rate when Clinton took office: 7.3%

Rate when he left office: 4.2%

Yep those 4000 people being laid off today will thank Dubya and his cronies much like the mortgage companies will thank the GOP also.. and i sure hated paying 1.20 for gas when Clinton was in office, because im more used to paying the 2.75 i pay now…. yep life sucked from 92 -01

By Bill

September 7, 2007 12:52 PM | Link to this

Hey DUSTMITE. You are forever puking up your obsessive love for the military and its “heroes” and loving this misbegotten “war/sick joke.” Tell us,in what branch of the U.S. military did you serve?? What were the specific dates of your heroic service? More importantly, at exactly what duty stations and times did you serve? Seems the very least that a chunk of excrement such as yourself could share. Do educate us with your manly, gutsy wisdom and past. C’mon, don’t be shy.

By Dusty could not enlist in the military

September 7, 2007 1:04 PM | Link to this

Bill,

You know they don’t allow hermophrodites in the military. Due to Dusty’s unidentifiable gender, she would stand no chance of passing their physical exams.

Doom

By getalife

September 7, 2007 1:14 PM | Link to this

Here is OBL

Geez.

By getalife has a crush on Osama Bin Laden

September 7, 2007 1:23 PM | Link to this

getalife,

The rest of us want to kill Bin Laden. You want to sleep with him. I bet you have a life sized picture of him on your ceiling don’t you?

Doom

By getalife

September 7, 2007 1:32 PM | Link to this

doomed to be a moron,

How many times do I have to tell you stop hitting on me?

Me loves the ladies so don’t hate the player.

Geez.

By The ladies think getalife is gay

September 7, 2007 1:38 PM | Link to this

When was the last time you were with a woman? I’ll bet you hated it and discovered your true identity. Its ok, you can tell Doom.

By My bedroom ceiling

September 7, 2007 2:10 PM | Link to this

I have a poster of a shirtless David Hasselhoff pinned to the ceiling over my bed.

Doom

By @@

September 7, 2007 2:23 PM | Link to this

rushncap:

(((once I wipe you out by about our third exchange of the day)))

Whatever!

If your conclusions in science are as unfounded as your conclusions of victory, then global warming cannot possibly be supported by the facts as you see them.

RE:

(((The use of classified information to obtain convictions in terrorism cases does not need to be the extreme hurdle it is often made out to be. Frequently, evidence obtained abroad is classified “secret” or “top secret” as an initial matter, but it can be declassified for use in a federal trial at the request of the prosecutor, after a more thorough examination.)))

(((Evidence that truly needs to remain classified for national-security purposes generally can be protected in federal court through the use of the Classified Information Procedures Act. Under this law, prosecutors can apply to the court to prevent the disclosure of the means, methods and sources through which information was obtained or, alternatively, to permit only the defense and the jury to see classified evidence at trial while preventing that evidence from becoming part of the public record.)))

(((Those who commit terrorist acts should be tried as the criminals they are, instead of the “warriors” they claim to be.)))

Kelly Anne Moore, Published prosecutor “Let’s Take Al-Qaeda to Court”

Double-edged sword story to follow and then I’m out again until later.

By mm

September 7, 2007 2:26 PM | Link to this

GAO faults Bush for ignoring global warming

By mm

September 7, 2007 2:32 PM | Link to this

Try convincing the polar bears there is no global warming

By Dusty

September 7, 2007 2:35 PM | Link to this

Bill@12:52

When you get over your seizures and get out of the asylum, I will be happy to discuss political issues with you.

In the meantime, please address Doom who understands your type much better than we who are sane.

By @@

September 7, 2007 2:42 PM | Link to this

Sorry for the delay RE. Phone calls interrupt my good intentions.

Personal story:

Two months ago my daughter, who is away at college had not called for two days. She always calls once in the evening to let us know all is well. A considerate act on her part.

Two days went by, no calls. I don’t check up on her because I want to encourage her independence and afford her her privacy. Her Dad is different, he often calls. I often discourage him from keeping such close tabs. He began trying to reach her and got only her voicemail. No return calls to the messages he left.

Two days later we begin calling her roommates. They had not seen her in those same two days. Had no idea where she was, but she had not slept in her room during that time.

While trying to locate her we get a call from VISA. Credit card transactions are showing up out of state and they have reason to believe it has been stolen as it is showing up in multiple states on the same days. She attends college here in Georgia.

“Where are these transactions taking place we ask?” Their response…”We can’t tell you due to privacy laws.”

The clock is ticking and my daughter is missing but they won’t tell us where to look because of privacy laws.

She’s safe and sound. Her card was not stolen, just the numbers.

I hope that you never have to experience that fear and frustration if your son can’t be found.

I’m out.

By Gonna Love 08

September 7, 2007 3:08 PM | Link to this

Ah i see Dusty has no response to real facts…..

By rushncap

September 7, 2007 3:20 PM | Link to this

@@ — “whatever”? I’m sorry, that might work on a jr. high valley girl. You’re in the slightly bigger leagues here, old gal.

And global warming conclusions are not MINE, they are of scientists who study it. Since you have about as much background in, or knowledge of, science as I do in African tribal dance, I’ll listen to them, not you, thank you very much. Since you don’t know anything, it’s very hard to admit your own wishful thinking as authoritative on any subject area.

By getalife

September 7, 2007 3:23 PM | Link to this

Doom,

Where do you think @@’s daughter was?

Just kidding @@, I am glad she is okay.

Poor Semper, I bet he was going nuts.

By Who am I

September 7, 2007 3:53 PM | Link to this

[[For the last time, retardo]]

This rushncap guy sounds more and more like Midori when she puts her fingers on plastic.

Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.

What a dildo.

By rushncap

September 7, 2007 4:11 PM | Link to this

This adds up to over $1.36 Billion to date. You know, I went to a Catholic jr. high school… I kinda feel left out that I wasn’t abused. I must not have been an attractive-enough little boy. Sigh…

By Midori

September 7, 2007 4:18 PM | Link to this

We may not know who 3:53 is (yeah, right), but we know who it isn’t: funny, relevant or creative.

By Dusty

September 7, 2007 4:50 PM | Link to this

Gonna Love ‘08@ 3:08

Did you have a question? You presented some kind of liberal mishmash about the sainthood of Clinton. So I just moved on as I had heard that stuff before.

Buckle down now. We’ve got terrorism to fight and Bush is not the terrorist. You do seem to be confused about our enemies. Now remember: OSAMA IS BAD. BUSH IS GOOD. That’s a good boy!!

By Mrs. Godzilla

September 7, 2007 5:00 PM | Link to this

Hi folks!

Back from a grand holiday….and I see that nothing has changed.

The terror-fied versus the brave.

Looking forward to Monday!

By Gonna Love 08

September 7, 2007 5:01 PM | Link to this

Nope i said that unlike Dubya i prefer to fight the terroists who attacked us. And here is one other thing, i am neither GOP or Dem, unlike you i think for myself and dont get caught up defending no good political parties….Besides you havent brought anything relevent to the conversation outside of your love of the most crooked White House occupiers ever…..

By ml

September 7, 2007 5:03 PM | Link to this

I’m irrelevant after 7 days with the same toon and an impotent download time.

By Duh stands for Democrat

September 7, 2007 5:05 PM | Link to this

I told you this guy was a lib:

{{{{Bin Laden says President Bush’s words echo “neoconservatives like Cheney, Rumsfeld, and Richard Perle.”}}}}

Isn’t it sweet to have America’s arch enemy parroting the democrat party?

And look, he wants the war to end, just like you kowards:

{{{{Thus, you elected the Democratic Party for this purpose, but the Democrats haven’t made a move worth mentioning. On the contrary, they continue to agree to the spending of tens of billions to continue the killing and war there.”}}}}

Hey, he could be a Kos blogger, how can you tell?

And check out his best al-Gore imitation:

{{{{He goes on to call Noam Chomsky “among one of the most capable of those from your own side,” and mentions global warming and “the Kyoto accord.”}}}}

{{{{The second is to do away with the American democratic system of government. “It has now become clear to you and the entire world the impotence of the democratic system.}}}}

Oh yeah, who’s hiding in a cave with a fake beard, is it Bush or is it you, POS.

GFY.

Walk the street if your so good, MF.

By @@

September 7, 2007 5:14 PM | Link to this

Getalife @ 3:23:

Thanks! You’re still sweet as ever no matter what Doom says.

She was on a camping trip. Her cellphone service didn’t have a celltower in the area. It was a co-ed trip too. Aaaahhhhhooooooo!!!

Shame on her.;-)

Semper was born nuts. That’s why I love him.

rushncap:

Tell me you were namejacked @ 4:11.

Surely you didn’t say this…

(((I kinda feel left out that I wasn’t abused.)))

By getalife

September 7, 2007 5:15 PM | Link to this

Lets get real, why in the hell is OBL on the news today?

Iraq.

w cut and run from OBL to invade Iraq for his buddies to rob your money.

Debate that duh. You chose the wrong path.

Geez.

By Buy Danish

September 7, 2007 5:15 PM | Link to this

Ha Ha Ha.

Bin Laden is a Moonbat. And he is very impatient that you Dhimmis have not gotten the Pelosi/Reid/Murtha surrender plan implemented in Iraq.

How does it feel to have such a great “spiritual leader” reciting the Democrat Party platform, err, manifesto?

What a fine impression this will leave with the American people.

By Dusty

September 7, 2007 5:20 PM | Link to this

Dear @@, 2:42

I am so glad that everything worked out OK for you and your daughter. I’ve been through a little bit of suspense like that. It is scary.

My youngest son and friend were riding the back trails on mountain bikes close to the NC border for the day. Just as it was getting dark they realized their map was not accurate and they were lost. They rode some and stopped a lot in the dark but it was a cold sunrise before they hit a paved road. A man in a pickup truck carried them many miles back to their starting point.

Needless to say there were some very worried parents anxiously waiting. Talk about dirty, cold, tired, and bedraggled riders. Neither had any kind of jacket.

That bike was never used much after that. But NOW my son has a motorcycle. I guess parents will always worry.

By Buy Danish

September 7, 2007 5:28 PM | Link to this

There is a bright side for the Moonbats with this Obama Valentine to the Dems.

It drowns out this story of corruption that involves Murtha and another Dem Congressman

And who has time to follow the travels of Norman Hsu right now?

By Duh stands for Democrat

September 7, 2007 5:36 PM | Link to this

{{{{By getalife September 7, 2007 5:15 PM w cut and run from OBL to invade Iraq for his buddies to rob your money.}}}}

al-Gitmo: Now I fully understand why Bush let this Bin Laden guy get away, he’s a freaking one man get out the vote drive for the Republican party, hahaha.

Imagine how much fun we’re gonna have in late 08, “can you guess who called Bush a neocon, was it Schumer, Clinton or Osama Bin Laden,” we’ll all have a good laugh, won’t we?

By getalife

September 7, 2007 5:39 PM | Link to this

OBL is a mass murderer and your liberal argument is pathetic as usual.

You really do not want to get him do you?

Pitiful.

By Buy Danish

September 7, 2007 5:48 PM | Link to this

Al Gitmo,

We’d love to find Bin Laden. We’d like him to make a speech at the Democrat Convention. He’d be awesome!

By RW-(the original)

September 7, 2007 5:53 PM | Link to this

getalife,

If Bush arrested OBL tomorrow and charged him with mass murder you would claim Bush didn’t read him his Miranda rights and demand he be let go.

I think it’s hysterical that whoever is animating that cadaver for this latest video is p!ssed that the Democrats promised to implement the al Qaeda plan and try as they might they still can’t get it passed.

@@,

At rushncap’s Catholic school they were probably abusing magazine centerfolds. And the beat goes on……so to speak.

By Steve

September 7, 2007 6:03 PM | Link to this

Bill & Doom: You certainly got Dustmite right. weak, sviveling little coward w endless wasted diarrhea of both brain and mouth. Tell us some some of your personal heroic stories, Dustmite. Pleeze, of pleeze.

Note you didn’t answer logical questions put to you at 12:52. Why is that???

By Bill

September 7, 2007 6:15 PM | Link to this

I see BD is back, excreting from his roach and food infested little hovel. All is well with the Hog Man. Will it be another classy, exciting NASCAR weekend for you, BD? Or just the usual greasy lifestyle w perhaps a little child abuse on the side?? Don’t git no better’n that, do it??

By Gonna Love 08

September 7, 2007 6:15 PM | Link to this

Buy Danish are you Dustys twin? The GOP is the original party of cut and run, Reagan in Lebonon, Bush I in Baghdad, all the GOP idiots on Somalia and Dubya in Afghanistan, We true Americans kinda feel like New Yorkers did in the summer of 77 when there was a killer loose and they couldnt find him, problem is we know where OBL is and Dubya could care less about finding him….

By getalife

September 7, 2007 6:16 PM | Link to this

Reading OBL ‘s speech, this guy is informed.

Of course, w listened to the neocons but the reason he gave why the dems caved is very interesting.

He said they are trapped in a corporate system and can’t betray the money.

People on left have been asking why the dems cave and I think he nailed.

Of course, he could lie and be the gop. I bet he laughs his a-ss off at w stumbling and fumbling his job. Look what he did at Apec. Disgraceful.

Geez.

By doc

September 7, 2007 6:25 PM | Link to this

Dustbrain - with a freak-father like you, your son shoulda just kept on ridin’ as far as his wheels could take him. Anywhere but…”home.”

By @@

September 7, 2007 6:31 PM | Link to this

Bin Laden’s video-taped message is a cheap “help-wanted” ad.

(((German intelligence, which has a generally good reputation for its ability to conduct physical and technical surveillance, reportedly was even able to substitute a harmless chemical compound for the suspects’ bombmaking material without their knowledge.)))

(((The sloppy tradecraft of the suspected jihadists, however, was directly responsible for the plot’s failure. While surveilling potential targets and making their plans, the suspects failed to notice that they themselves were under surveillance. This enabled the BKA and other agencies to track their movements and follow leads to other parts of the plot — as evidenced by the large number of raids conducted throughout Germany.)))

(((In this case, the militant plotters failed for months to notice that they were under surveillance. This failure allowed authorities to uncover the plot and to stage raids in 30 other places. Whether the three suspects in this case received any proper training is unclear, but ——>it is clear that militants are being deprived of safe-havens and training grounds.<——

A jihadist just can’t get good help these days. No place to run and train.

By moonbat betty

September 7, 2007 6:42 PM | Link to this

so, has the ajc been running the luckovich toons at al jazeera?

osama sounds just like the leftist liberal luckovich lackeys here.

al jazeera could provide the ajc with some much needed hits and revenue.

By Duh stands for Democrat

September 7, 2007 6:45 PM | Link to this

al-Gitmo: Hey, if you count Bin Laden, it looks like the democrat controlled Congress’s approval rating is down to about 11% now.

Oh Lord.

I figure there is only one way to mitigate the damage that has been done, you libs need to embrace Bin Laden, bring him into the fold, make him an honorary member of planet moonbat, a regular uncle Binny he could be.

It wouldn’t be the first mass murdering scumbag you democrats have fallen in love with.

Seriously, you could get him a guest spot on Olberman, you guys would have lots to talk about.

By @@

September 7, 2007 6:51 PM | Link to this

Dusty @ 5:20:

Thank you as well. My first grey hairs. Boo Hoo!

Semper has no hair on top, but what he does have turned solid white during those frightful six hours.

I’m glad your son made it home tired but safe.

By getalife

September 7, 2007 6:54 PM | Link to this

The truth does have a liberal bias.

He is a wingnut, if you will.

Killing in the name of religion.

He will burn in hell too.

By Buy Danish

September 7, 2007 7:02 PM | Link to this

RW,

Check this out. The “fake” 2004 Bin Laden tape”

Tell me that this “fake” dude doesn’t look exactly like the Democrat’s newest spokesperson.

Bwahahahahahahaha.

Oh, and if you browse through this website you can also find a transcript where Walter Cronkite blames Karl Rove on Larry King.

By Analchord

September 7, 2007 7:06 PM | Link to this

I missed all the myspace fun today from all you chatrats.

Cant you morons give it a rest for one stinking day?

Are you this pathetic?

just kidding, I was out.

Well, I’ve got a great joke, but I’m going to try it on stage first, then I’ll blog it.

It’s about poor eyesight.