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I'm going to miss John Ashcroft singing "The Eagle Soars."
“Since the election, rumors in Washington are starting to fly. They say Attorney General Ashcroft may be stepping down. Apparently he wants to spend more time spying on his family.” -- David Letterman
The Say Something Nice About John Ashcroft Contest
The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without-Saddam News
Allawi's Family Members Abducted in Baghdad Voice of America, DC
Afghan Kidnappers Say Government Agrees Deal Reuters, NY
Sunnis leave Iraq's government, urge boycott Detroit Free Press
November 11, 2004 is Veterans Day
Disturbing News
Japanese Navy Mobilized After Mystery Submarine Spotted Reuters
Man Charged With Aiding Terrorists Washington Post
Drop in foreign college students San Francisco Chronicle
Explosions, fire at propane company forced evacuation of hundreds Canadian Press
Congo Mine, Source of Atom Bombs, Stays Shut -- U.N. Reuters
“President Bush was re-elected, and today he hit the ground vacationing.” -- David Letterman
A Memo From the Desk of Billionaires For Bush
Republican Shenanigans
Florida Baptists back amendment to ban same-sex marriages Sun-Sentinel.com, FL
Ten Commandments Monument Added To Haskell County Courthouse KOTV
Paying Homage To The Queen
“Don't you love autumn, folks? It's fantastic. Autumn is the time of year that all the states turn red.” -- David Letterman
Rock-The-Voter News
Was the election stolen? Salon (subscription)
A Stolen Election? ILCA Online, Washington D.C.
Federal judge rules against counting late absentee ballots Sun-Sentinel.com
Kerry may have given up, but Internet backers have not Palm Beach Post, FL
Some ballots not yet counted Pioneer Press Online, IL
Many of Franklin County's provisional ballots will not be counted Hagerstown Morning Herald, MD
Cuyahoga board deflates vote suspicions Cleveland Plain Dealer, OH
Ortiz criticized for Election Day delays Brownsville Herald, TX
Candidates are tired of waiting New Jersey Journal, NJ
Judge orders recount Cherry Hill Courier Post, NJ
State Senate race headed for recount The Wichita Eagle, KS
Frye denounces legal challenge to write-in candidacy San Diego Union Tribune, CA
Vote count to be done by Nov. 24, county says San Diego Union Tribune, CA
Bush fared better with Jewish vote Sun-Sentinel.com
Diebold Memos Disclose Florida 2000 E-Voting Fraud Scoop- New Zealand
Evidence Mounts That The Vote May Have Been Hacked Common Dreams
Betty Bowers: How to tell if you are living in a Red or Blue State
"[Iraq is] a huge strategic disaster, and it will only get worse… The idea of creating a constitutional state in a short amount of time is a joke. It will take ten to fifteen years, and that is if we want to kill ten percent of the population." (Lt. Gen. William Odom, Director of the National Security Agency, 1985-88)
"Today
President Bush thanked those that worked the hardest for his reelection: Ralph
Nader and Osama bin Laden."
–- Jay Leno
Good News
Howard Dean speaks at The Egg Capital News 9, NY
"Are you all finally
over the election? I tell you, last week was a tough week especially if you are
a gay, pro-choice
stem cell." –- Jay Leno
Biz/Tech News
Martha Stewart Asks Company to Help Pay Legal Bill Reuters, NY
Martha Stewart prosecutors to Sullivan & Cromwell Law Firm Crain's New York Business, NY
Liberty Media: No hostile intentions for News Corp New Ratings
E.C. vows to pursue Microsoft Guardian
SEC Proposal Would Alter Exchanges' Self-Regulation New York Times
FTC warns news media on diet ads Seattle Times
Internet phone victory San Francisco Chronicle
Australia's biggest bank reports 20 percent profit slump AFP
“How can
anyone look at a sunset, sense the quietness of a snowfall, see films of that
Hawaiian volcano pour its golden lava down to the sea, or see the wonder in a
child's eyes at a circus, and believe that God is a conservative?”
–- George McEvoy,
Palm Beach Post Columnist
Bush-Prison-Torture News
Go-F*** -Yourself News
Man found not guilty by insanity Jupiter Courier, FL
"President Bush says he’s going to simplify the tax code. Only the states that are blue will have to pay." –- David Letterman
Odd News
New York woman, almost 57, delivers twins Seattle Times
Stage sex man shocks again Reuters
Elderly Japanese woman donates kimono, forgets $19,000 dollars in sash
School children walk inside a giant mouth at the Amazing Body Adventure Exhibition in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on Friday, Nov. 5, 2004. The exhibition presents the human body larger than life with interactive experiences in which visitors enter a giant replica of a human body that is 180 meters long. (Photo/Andy Wong)
Peace and hope.
