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Just a week before the election our not-so-fair and unbiased media tried to portray events as a rematch between Bush and Kerry. And much to their dismay, they discovered that the BEST OUTCOME occurred by attacking Kerry: the focus returned onto Iraq, Iraq, Iraq--24/7 instead of the so called "Tax cuts" that Bush wanted to focus on.

Yet, in another ironic twist of fate, the auto makers and Bush provided ANOTHER big "I told you so" moment for John Kerry. This being the same issue that John Kerry addressed in the 2004 election: healthcare costs and the drag of premiums on the auto industry. And once again, John Kerry was right on the money while George Bush and his cronies were still preaching tax cuts for their rich friends and smears about their old foe, John Kerry.  Read More »

Did Republican's choice in leadership show they understood the public doesn't want corrupt leaders?

This name will shed some light on that question for you.

Roy Blunt.

Let C.R.E.W. shed some light on Blunt's resume:

"Roy Blunt embodies the insidious, half-legal corruption that has permeated the G.O.P. majority since 1995. Blunt’s election as minority whip, by a 137-to-57 margin, was a defiant Republican rejection of calls to clean up their act. Warnings by Blunt’s challenger, John Shadegg of Arizona — “We ceded our reform-minded principles in exchange for a ...tighter grip on power” — went unheeded."  Read More »

Did the Republicans learn their lesson after the November 8th poll results that said Americans were MOST CONCERNED about the CORRUPTION in Washington and that's why they voted for change.

According to C.R.E.W. (Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington), the Republicans choice for their leadership proves they did not head the calling. C.R.E.W. is the same organization that laid down their record of ethics over party when they demanded that Pelosi withdraw her nomination of Murtha over his previous ethics problems.  Read More »

Its moments like this that i truly love my free-minded friends.

I've been away from my online journal for a while, largely due to my injured hand

I checked back today to see how thigns were doing, and POOF there was a post from her!

Apparently she was discussing a shirt that had offended her,and some feminist communities.

This shirt said...

No means you have to eat me out first  Read More »

A nice little summary of news in Iraq.

The

United Nations said Wednesday that 3,709 Iraqi civilians were killed in October, the highest monthly toll since the March 2003 U.S. invasion and another sign of the severity of

Iraq's sectarian bloodbath.  Read More »

Absolutely disgusting. 

The Combatant Status Review Tribunals are held in small, low-ceiling trailers at Guantanamo Bay. The Pentagon describes the proceedings as an administrative process, so the detainees are not allowed lawyers. There's a court reporter, a translator and a panel of three military officers to whom detainees tell their story, ask why they are being held, and appeal for release.  Read More »

Good for her.... Womans got BALLS!(i feel icky just saying that... hehehe)

Congress typically convenes the first week of January after a holiday recess just long enough for new members to be sworn in, and then promptly adjourns until the president's State of the Union Address toward the end of the month.  Read More »

What do you think about htis?

The group, Boston University College Republicans, told campus publications the $250 Caucasian Achievement and Recognition Scholarship was intended as a statement and they had raised funds privately for the award, which does not have the backing of the university.  Read More »