Archive for April 2005

The monthlies.

• Googling "Sean Faggity" (Update)

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• Fox News Needs Your Help

  As advertised at mediabistro.com. Fox News ChannelIndustry Online/New MediaSalary Benefits Job Duration Full TimeJob Location Washington, DC USAJob Requirements Web Reporter/Writer Job – based in our DC Bureau FOXNews.com is seeking an experienced and talented D.C.-based reporter with established skills in breaking news, digging into issues and writing compelling feature stories for its politics section. [...]

• Bush…

  I am proud to present the greatest Bushism of all by way of video.Source: unknown

• Sean Faggity: "I Need SexEd"

  At approximately 5:37pm, Sean Faggity, of the one-and-only Sean Faggity Show, (yep, that Sean Faggity) openly admitted his sheepish boyhood while discussing “family values” with a guest. And I quote: “I was not a prude but I hardly knew what any of that was when I was 15.” Don’t we all agree we need to [...]

• Gannon Strokes Again

  What does the Jeff Gannon is back story mean to America? Endless, and mindless, liberal blogging material. A panel at the National Press Club on Friday hosted James Guckert, aka Jeff Gannon, aka conservative poster-boy, aka male prostitute poster-boy, and Wonkette blogger Ana Marie Cox, and other bloggers, in a conversation on blogging and the [...]

• Pulpit Fiction

  The Christian Broadcasting Network was recently able to fight the long press lines and receive an exclusive sit-down interview with the Bush administration’s Michael Gerson. [Michael Gerson is] the evangelical Christian who was recently promoted from chief speechwriter to the post of policy and strategic planning adviser. Source: Washington Post A tidbit from CBN’s interview: [...]

• Half-Court Press

  On April 8, 2005, aboard Air Force One, the president met with seven reporters. Unfortunately, they didn’t ask Bush anything of significance. As Dan Froomkin reports in today’s White House Briefing: Entirely missing, by contrast, were any questions about whether he thinks it’s okay to eject dissenters from his public events, or what his exit [...]

• Who’d-a-thunk it?

  It has taken a moderate Republican from Connecticut, Rep. Chris Shays, to finally demand House Majority Leader Tom Delay, aka “the Hammer,” to resign. “Tom’s conduct is hurting the Republican Party, is hurting this Republican majority and it is hurting any Republican who is up for re-election.” Source: CBS News Not that long ago, in [...]

• About this blog

  This blog commenced July 2003. The primary objective is to state opinions and provide analysis of all things political. The themes and topics covered are wide and varied, and will not be limited to current events. The content of each blog entry is meant to influence. The omnipresent goal is the removal of Bush from [...]

• Bush Gets Special Award

  Caption time! George W. Bush was given a special award for being a special guy. His father joined him on-stage for the ceremony. As luck would have it, George’s old nemesis, Bill Clinton, stopped by to woo the ladies. “Daddy… why is he talking?”“Dad… you know I don’t like him.” (Calm down, son, he is [...]

• The Nation

  The Nation is sending out it’s new special cover and it takes my breath away. Image: The Nation Download pdf version (101kb) For more information, visit The Nation.

• Mackris v. O’Reilly, p. 85

  Keith Olberman (Countdown, MSNBC) has a continually-updated segment unofficially titled, “the self-destruction of Bill O’Reilly.” Well, let me assist in the self-destruction… Image: The Smoking Gun

• Yesterday and Today

  In yesterday’s edition of the Washington Times, the banner headline screamed, “GOP Senators didn’t see memo.” Fittingly, they stated that this memo was fabricated by the democrats so the GOP would look, hmm, evil. (It really isn’t too hard.) And now today’s revelation. The memo did exist and it was created in the office of [...]

• Billy’s Jeans on the Floor

  I know that Michael Jackson is a freak. I think he should be in jail; he is a danger to the community. That being said, I don’t usually like stating opinions on pure tabloid material. But I couldn’t resist the story of Mr. Jackson and the showers. This tidbit is from today’s edition of the [...]

• The White House v. The West Wing

  So you stole another election and you think that the left, Hollywood included, was just going to roll over. Feeling snippy since Alan Alda’s character, a republican candidate for president in the NBC series The West Wing, lambasted those who used religion in campaigns, the White House voiced some disdain for liberal Hollywood. Lawrence O’Donnell, [...]

• Mackris v. O’Reilly, p. 84

  Keith Olberman (Countdown, MSNBC) has a continually-updated segment unofficially titled, “the self-destruction of Bill O’Reilly.” Well, let me assist in the self-destruction… Image: The Smoking Gun

• Senator Raises the Stakes

  In Tuesday, April 4, 2005, edition of the Washington Post, Charles Babington writes of GOP Senator John Cornyn (Texas) and how he believes the recent courthouse violence across America is a concerted effort to protest the opinions of “activist judges.” And here I thought that the earth spun on its own axis! That’s right, judge [...]

• revolution:/download/

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• Emilia Makes the Times

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• The Greatest Pontiff

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