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Wednesday edition - January 28, 2009
Isn't it nice to have a president who doesn't swagger?
"President
Bush is enjoying retirement in Crawford, Texas, maybe not as much as we are." --David
Letterman
The-World-Will-Be-A-Safer-Place-Without George W. Bush
"Former
President Bush is back at his place in Texas. It's known as Rancho Inepto."
--David Letterman
Disturbing News
Sarah Palin Keeps Name In The News
Sarah Palin, the Alaska governor and former GOP vice presidential nominee, has started a political action committee called SarahPAC.
Sarah Palin has now created a new political action committee - SarahPac. I don’t know about you, but doesn’t SarahPac sound like something overpriced in the handbag department at Neiman Marcus? - Laugh Lines
As a Psychologist, Examining Gender Dynamics on Morning Joe
Republican-Shenanigans News
Pig Of The Day: GEORGE BUSH SENIOR - Wonkette
Bush On Their Minds
As they begin meeting in Washington today, many members of the Republican National Committee are focusing their ire against what they considered George W. Bush's anti-conservative policies and trying to dump the man he tapped to run the GOP.
Rock-The-Voter News
Russian Border Control
Russian
bailiffs have recovered millions of rubles in debt from delinquent borrowers
by barring them from travelling abroad until they pay up.
Blago-Bush
Governor Blagojevich is being
impeached. Of course, the state of Illinois is already searching for a new
crooked politician to take his place. - David Letterman Ads by Google
Biz-Tech News
Bush-Prison-Torture News
Go-F**k-Yourself News
No Nodding Allowed
An Ohio firefighter has been given a six-month suspension from his role in a pipe and drum band because he nodded to President Barack Obama during last week's inaugural parade in Washington.
Offline Donation - TO: Lisa Casey - PO Box 88 - Ashford, AL 36312
Odd News
Birth of octuplets rattles fertility experts
Los Angeles Times
In honor of
Jackson Pollack's birthday, I dug up this photo I took when I went to the Green
River Cemetery in East Hampton on Long Island years ago. The most famous
figures in the cemetery are Jackson Pollock and his wife, Lee Krasner, whose
tombstones are boulders bearing their signatures etched in bronze. His art lived
on through his tombstone, which truly has a commanding presence. Photo/Lisa
Casey Peace. |