I was enwrapped as always during his special comments and this one was particularly intense. About the third of the way through I thought I heard a  loud noise and Keith flinch in response. I lost the next sentence or two because it unnerved me so.

Tonight's worst persons in order. I needed a good end to this week. Maybe it's the Friday evening buzz, or I am always looking for the wingnut and/or O'Reilly trifecta. But tonight was no disappointment.

A fist-pump and scream at the TV brought my wife into my office wondering then annoyed, but I didn't care.

Don't watch Keith while blogging DKos.

Please catch the replay later if you missed.

Sorry to waste a diary entry, but this movie never fails to make me cry especially now considering the extreme sacrifice of the Greatest Generation in light of to debacle that is happening now in America's name.

I remember too that it was pulled last year because of fear of offending the FCC but people really need to see the graphic nature of war and what it does real people.

Someone in another late night blog entry alerted me to comments made by Black comedian Steve Harvey in an interview on this weeks PBS program NOW. The transcript is not up yet so I will set my tivo to see it tomorrow.

It's reported that Harvey commented that if there is any way for George Bush to blame any problem or controversy on an African-American to divert attention from himself, he always does so. The truth of that observation can be seen in today's news that Bush says he is "shocked and disappointed" that a high-ranking African-American domestic policy adviser, Claude Allen, on his staff was arrested for theft yesterday. When I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby was indicted, Bush warned people that Libby was presumed innocent until proven guilty. When commenting on Delay, a flat denial was in order. Apparently with the black adviser Allen, the presumption is that he is guilty.

While it has been diaried regarding Bush's unusual selective commenting on an ongoing investigations, this was one aspect I overlooked when his reaction was broadcast earlier today.

While being an addicted DKos junkie I have never tried writing a diary, so please be gentle. If you don't want agree or don't want to play just skip it. I thought it would be a nice Sunday diversion.

I thought it would be fun to show off some of the creative skills and humor of fellow Kossacks. This actually started in the "Bush: Can't see Cindy Sheehan because he must "go on with my life." diary, but soon dropped off the radar before it was finished.

The Rules:

    Go through the alphabet two rhyming lines at a time.

    Try using a proper name of a public figure, good or bad, involved in this mess.

    Start a "new reply" if playing unless you are commenting on the previous reply so as to keep it readable and not scroll too far to the right.

OK! We are off.

A is for Abramoff, who is now in the brig.
B is for Blackwell, Ohio votes he did rig.