Perfected: In Which We Temporarily Suspend Our Ban On Voldemort Material

4:04 pm EST October 26th, 2007 | News | 3 Comments

Because its funny.

Dogs And Whistles

3:06 pm EST October 26th, 2007 | News | 3 Comments

The drooling wingers and the Scott Beauchamp story. (Can someone mark the exact date the US military decided it was within their charter to act as a feeder source for the conservative media?)

links for 2007-10-26

8:27 am EST October 26th, 2007 | Uncategorized | Comments Off

Google Image Ripper v.0.2.4
The New Right-Wing Smear Machine

It’s email

Topic: Links

Bill Clinton Tells 9/11 Truthers To Go To Hell

4:26 am EST October 26th, 2007 | Uncategorized | 40 Comments

About time somebody told them.

(By the way, when will the mainstream media ask Ron Paul about his support of the 9/11 truthers, going so far as to have his press guy make regular appearance on “9/11 Truth” leader Alex Jones’ radio show? Just askin’.)

Topic: 9/11

Heh

2:15 am EST October 26th, 2007 | News | 3 Comments

In this WaPo story about how the Patriots offense matches up versus the Redskins defense, Cowboys coach Wade Phillips compares the Patriots production to the 1990s offensive production of the Buffalo Bills. You’ll remember that those Jim Kelly-led Bills made the Superbowl three times.

You’ll also remember how one of those Superbowls turned out.

Grasping at any straws I can,

Hail!

Topic: NFL

Fight Fight!

2:09 am EST October 26th, 2007 | Republicans | Comments Off

The right wingers are fighting with each other over who’s going to be the web 2.0 guru to the stars. Right now the target of their ire is David All, the guy who is trying so hard to be “cool” it hurts.

These guys are vying to be the succesor to Karl Rove. With the exception of Ruffini, I’m beginning to like how this is shaking out.

Maryland’s Roscoe G. Bartlett Votes Against Health Care For Poor Children Again

7:01 pm EST October 25th, 2007 | News | 1 Comment

Here is the vote from the scourge of Maryland, Rep. Roscoe G. Bartlett against health care for poor children in the SCHIP bill. Bartlett’s vote is his vote, no matter what his water carriers at the Baltimore Sun wish to spin it as.

Topic: Health Care

A Sentence I Never Thought I Would Write

6:47 pm EST October 25th, 2007 | News | 3 Comments

Arnold Schwarzenegger is the governor of California, and he actually seems to know what the hell he’s doing.

Then again, there were signs all along:

Rudy Giuliani’s Bernard Kerik Problem

6:12 pm EST October 25th, 2007 | News | Comments Off

Couldn’t happen to a nicer guy.

Kerik is expected to confront the results of the investigation as early as next month — and it’s widely believed he will either be indicted or reach a plea agreement with prosecutors.
Should prosecutors charge Kerik and the case reach trial, Giuliani could end up being called to testify during the general election campaign. Should Kerik agree to a plea deal, he could be admitting guilt on some level for activities that may have taken place while the city employed him — and on Giuliani’s watch.
At the very least, the case will be in the headlines again, especially if soon-to-be-confirmed Attorney General Michael Mukasey, another Giuliani friend, recuses himself from any Justice Department prosecution of Kerik.
Giuliani aides play down any political implications, but they acknowledge that Kerik’s woes could be a distraction during a period in which they want their candidate promoting his vision for the country.