How to remove Lieberman, by GW Bush

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Saturday December 16, 2006 · 7:59 AM PST

2006/12/16 · 07:59

With all the scares going around about Senator Johnson of South Dakota's health, there's another tricky little maneuver that has thus far gone mostly under the radar. This Salon article brings up what they think is a current idea floating around the defiled air of the White House: removing Lieberman from the Senate, and shoehorning him into John Bolton's U.N. dancing shoes.

This would obviously take away a vote in the Senate that has been unapologetically pro-Bush, but it would allow the Governor of Lieberman's state of Connecticut to install Holy Joe's replacement. Naturally, Governor Rell is a Republican, hence you can imagine what the odds are of Joementum's successor being any more Blue than he is.

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Monday September 11, 2006 · 12:01 PM PDT

2006/09/11 · 12:01

A song from Sum Patten, part of the Vinyl Junkies Clique. Great hip-hop song from a New Yorker, at a great time, commemorating that fateful day.

Free download from his Myspace page. "29 Flights"

I'm searching for the lyrics, I'll update when I find them... Read More

Too busy for Bushie

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Monday July 31, 2006 · 11:03 AM PDT

2006/07/31 · 11:03

I love to see people turn down appearances involving the Bushies. I especially love it when it's ostensibly non-political, because it highlights how little relevance this man has, outside of the non-democratic power he's built up.

Today, Miami Dolphins head coach Nick Saban turned down a meal with Bush in order to focus on what really matters, football.

He was very gracious about it. But isn't it obvious that Bush isn't so good for sports either? (See: Texas Rangers)

The Pentagon crash on 9/11 - tapes released

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Tuesday May 16, 2006 · 6:03 PM PDT

2006/05/16 · 18:03

One of the supposedly most mysterious components of 9/11 was the strike on the Pentagon. None of the pieces have added up, and several of the pieces have been very deliberately hidden away from public domain.

One of these is the collection of video that captured the purported plane striking the Pentagon. Some of these come from civilian sources, but the government's own cameras were supposed to have some kind of ultra-secret footage that necessitated them being secreted away for the safety of the nation.

Today, those tapes were released. Read More

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