http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/07/business/07tax.html?_r=1&adxnnl=1&oref=slogin&adxnnlx=1218046461-seJt2knt3HCmF+0tA74GqQ

“I’m really starting to get worn out railling against the machine. I want some GODDAMNED JUSTICE and I want it NOW!

Is that too much to ask for?”

I think we all know the answer to that one, assuming it’s not rhetorical. But we all know exactly how you feel.

All he has to do is DECLARE it no longer existing. George’s losing his touch.

A war crimes indictment hanging over your head will do that. A penny-ante dictator can be excused for having a case of the nerves.

Paris Hilton issues tart rebuttal to McCain ad

WASHINGTON (AP) — Attention, America: Paris has spoken. Paris Hilton, the blonde, doe-eyed celebrity thrust into the presidential campaign in an ad by Republican candidate John McCain, issued a tart rebuttal Tuesday, albeit in a scantily clad, tongue-in-cheek kind of way.

An announcer calls him “the oldest celebrity in the world, like super-old, old enough to remember when dancing was a sin and beer was served in a bucket,” and asks, “but is he ready to lead?” Hilton’s spoof also intersperses images of McCain and Yoda from Star Wars and the cast of television’s “The Golden Girls.”

But that doesn’t mean that his surrogates like Sean Hannity and the other RW foamers will stop their eedjitcy and their waving around “Obama tire pressure gauges”. Nothing derails a good “sound bite” for the moron audience, not facts, not disavowal by their champeen.

Cheers,

Good Morning TheRadicalRightisRadicallyWrong :) Even more disturbing is that how much further down the rabbit til we hit bottom. I’m sure there is even more that we don’t know about because of Cheney’s refusal to any oversight. Plus throw into the mix the fact that this administration IMHO has done more in secret than any previous administration.

Have a good day, good to see you as always…..

And Good Morning to you! I could not agree with you more.

I have a sneaking suspicion, that we are only seeing the tip of this iceberg. If this congress doesn’t begin immediate investigations,we may never know what lies beneth the surface.

I’m really starting to get worn out railling against the machine. I want some GODDAMNED JUSTICE and I want it NOW!

Is that too much to ask for?

“Hope is not a plan.” But when you are the one making up the list, it’s easy enough to rewrite the list when you feel like it and “declare victory”. Guess that answers the burning of question about Dubya’s time at Hahvahd Business Scool, “Is our future preznits learning?”

Cheers,

And it’s an amazing country where an Arizona multimillionaire can attack a Chicago South Sider as an elitist and hope to make it stick. The Chicagoan was brought up by a single mom who had big ambitions for him, and he got scholarshipped into Harvard Law and was made president of the law review, all of it on his own hook, whereas the Arizonan is the son of an admiral and was ushered into Annapolis though an indifferent student, much like the Current Occupant, both of them men who are very lucky that their fathers were born before they were. The Chicagoan, who grew up without a father, wrote a book on his own, using a computer. The Arizonan hired people to write his for him. But because the Chicagoan can say what he thinks and make sense and the Arizonan cannot do that for more than 30 seconds at a time, the old guy is hoping to portray the skinny guy as arrogant.

(Garrison Keillor’s “A Prairie Home Companion” can be heard Saturday nights on public radio stations across the country.)

Kim Jong Il, with WMD’s, missiles for delivery:
the President ASKS him. His choice.

This is who we’ve become: not just a bully, but a coward.
If it looks like the guy might put up a fight, negotiate politely.

But he guy on crutches? Beat him up, knock him down.

And take his lunch money.

All you wingers hooting about the global war on Terror? Take a look at how the Korean Front is being fought!

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It’s all beyond disturbing!

Good Morning TheRadicalRightisRadicallyWrong :) Even more disturbing is that how much further down the rabbit til we hit bottom. I’m sure there is even more that we don’t know about because of Cheney’s refusal to any oversight. Plus throw into the mix the fact that this administration IMHO has done more in secret than any previous administration.

In will probably be years before we know the full extent of how far Bush & Cheney dragged our country into the gutter. It was just like a magic act, keep everyone busy looking over here (terrorists) and with a slight of hand no one will notice what we did over there (torturing detainees at Gitmo and secret prison ships). Too many secret meetings and no oversight by our Congress; this is the debacle we are left with. It makes you sick to think that some of this could have been avoided if our representatives in Congress would have had a spine to stand up to them.

Have a good day, good to see you as always…..

Doesn’t Craig know Darlyy’s coming just to sit in the stall next to him and admire his tapping and handunderstall technique?

http://www.michaelmoore.com/mustread/index.php?id=1026

The FBI’s Emerging, Leaking Case Against Ivins

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1. Freedom Rebel – Jay Leno said it the best about Ivins.

I read Glen Greenwald’s article this morning on this right after I had read the article in Slate about Suskind’s new book and the accusation that the CIA forged the letter linking Saddam and alQaida.

I’m really getting a sinking feeling in the pit of my gut.
When you juxtapose those two pieces and then throw in a little outing of a Covert operative for some flavor, you’ve made yourself quite a sickening stew of just how far we have sunk and just how important it will be for Congress to launch a full blown investigation and Impeachment.

It’s all beyond disturbing!

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However, legal experts said the government’s recent setbacks in court raised troubling questions about how federal prosecutors handled the high-profile cases and suggested that the Justice Department could face serious obstacles in other white-collar investigations:

**Good morning FR!:D Fabulous job on your post selections as usual. I have been following Glen Greenwald and the other incredible investigative reporters’ stories on the anthrax investigations as well. The selection from the Enron post just proves that this current administration could screw up a free lunch. The are just so good at being incompetent that I think it is now part of their job descriptions. The Enron prosecutions should have been a slam-dunk.

Good Morning and the beat goes on:) Thank you. This should have been a no-brainer, I agree. When I read that the Arthur Andersen conviction had been overturned on a technicality, give me a break. Those guys had received pay-offs to look the other way. What a complete mess.

With the Enron Executives there is 3,500 potentially fraudulent financial transactions, how hard could this be. Their problem they say is that it would take them a decade with a team of 6 to go through. My point then is, get a bigger team of lawyers. Just make sure the convictions stick.

1. Freedom Rebel – Jay Leno said it the best about Ivins.

Something along the lines of hes a stalker, his therapist files a restraining order against him, he wants to kill people: And this is who the Govt puts in charge of the Anthrax ???????????

Good Morning MapleStreet :) Kudos to Jay Leno. It’s pretty bad when the comedians credit the public with more common sense than the media does.

This is what happens when politicians are appointed to jobs requiring trained Justice Dept. lawyers.

The Justice Dept. is the most visible, perhaps, but these NeoClowns are far more numerous than most Americans can fathom.

**Good morning FR!:D Fabulous job on your post selections as usual. I have been following Glen Greenwald and the other incredible investigative reporters’ stories on the anthrax investigations as well. The selection from the Enron post just proves that this current administration could screw up a free lunch. The are just so good at being incompetent that I think it is now part of their job descriptions. The Enron prosecutions should have been a slam-dunk.