Bush using 9-11 in his new campaign ads is as cheap as the suits he wears. What’s next, showing him pray in church with a halo above his head? "(John) Kerry now well on his way to reaching his magic number 2162. That's the total number of Democratic delegates he needs to win the nomination. See, for President Bush it's different; his magic number is five. That's the number of judges needed on the Supreme Court for him to win." -Jay Leno
Is there any Bush relative currently serving in the military? "President Bush said we will not get directly involved in domestic and economic problems in Haiti. Of course not, Bush doesn't even get involved in domestic and economic problems here." —Jay Leno I must apologize if yesterday's vile email from the self proclaimed "Marine" offended anyone. But it is so important to know what kind of people support Bush. I personally think he is a relative of Ann Coulter. I received a plethora of responses ( I posted a few below). Thank you all. The fight has just begun. Lisa,
Sir:
Lisa , I am humbled by all of your comments. This website helps me keep my sanity in these horrific times and I am doubly thrilled when I can bring out your emotions. Deep genuflection.
Disturbing NewsFiles: Roe V. Wade Was Almost Overturned AP - Thu Mar 4,12:55 AM ET As lawyers and court watchers have long suspected, the Supreme Court was ready to effectively overturn the landmark Roe v. Wade ruling legalizing abortion in 1992, but Justice Anthony M. Kennedy got cold feet, and the vote went the other way.
Kerry Lags Behind Bush in Fund Raising AP - 3-4-04 Sen. John Kerry is a whopping $100 million behind President Bush in ready cash as he embarks on
the next phase of
his White House campaign, and dependent on outside groups he can't legally
control to help close the gap. Study Warns U.S. Faces Asbestos Disease Crisis Reuters - Thu Mar 4,12:38 AM ET Ten-thousand Americans die each year from asbestos-related diseases and the number appears to be increasing in a growing public health crisis, according to a report by an environmental research group released on Thursday…
No Lawyer for Inmates in Guantanamo Parole Process Reuters - Thu Mar 4,12:09 AM ET Foreign terrorism suspects held at the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, do not have the right to a lawyer when appearing before a panel that will annually consider their possible release, the Pentagon said on Wednesday.
Electronic Voting Runs Into Some Glitches AP - 3-4-04 Frozen screens and malfunctioning computers plagued some Super Tuesday voters who tried to cast electronic ballots, and experts predict such problems will be repeated on a national scale in November.
Virus Writers Use Internet Worms for War of Words Reuters - Wed Mar 3, 3:56 PM ET The creators of the Netsky, MyDoom and Bagle e-mail viruses have taken to exchanging insults in what amounts to a war of words in computer code between rival hackers, anti-virus experts said on Wednesday.
Ky. Congressman's Brother Hurt in Shooting AP - Wed Mar 3, 7:44 PM ET The brother of Rep. Ben Chandler (D-KY) was recovering from a bullet wound at a Kentucky hospital Wednesday,
a day after he was shot by an unidentified gunman.
"Senator Kerry has been in Washington long enough to take both sides on every issue" -The Great Uniter, Not A Divider President
Lisa Hahaha...see below for my inspiration
ODD NEWS
Bush 'Welcomes' Kerry Into Race for Office AP - Thu Mar 4, 4:05 AM ET President Bush marked his first campaign appearance after John Kerry's ascension as the presumptive
Democratic presidential
nominee with a humor-tinged yet bare-knuckled critique of the Massachusetts senator.
Russia Gears Up for Dramatic Arctic Air Rescue Reuters - 3-4-04 Russia prepared Thursday to launch a dramatic air rescue to pluck 12 stranded scientists from an Arctic
research station all but crushed by a freak movement of ice.
Maryland: 'Geoffrey the Giraffe' Owes State Taxes Reuters - 3-4-04 Geoffrey the Giraffe, the long-necked mascot of Toys R Us, the No. 2 U.S. toy retailer, is in trouble
with the tax man in Maryland.
Man Sells Garage Sale Painting for $1M Wed Mar 3, 9:12 PM ET A man who paid $5 for a 19th-century painting he bought at a garage sale has sold it to a museum
for $1 million, an art
publication reported.
Norwegian fined for snowballing US embassy Wed Mar 3, 9:32 AM ET A 34-year-old Norwegian who bombarded the US embassy in Oslo with snowballs after an evening of
heavy drinking has
been fined 700 dollars (576 euros).
Finnish anti-virus firm sends virus to customers by mistake Wed Mar 3, 4:12 PM ET Finnish Internet security company F-Secure said that due to human error at its London office thousands of its customers in Britain had received emails from the company infected by a virus.
Barb…thanks for your inspiration. <deep curtsy>
States Bent on Collecting Internet Taxes AP - 3-4-04 Remember all those gifts you bought online during the holidays? Now it's time to pay sales tax on them, at least so say the income tax forms of 20 states.
GOOD NEWS
Kerry Win Sends Czech Village Into Frenzy Reuters - Wed Mar 3, 9:48 AM ET The mayor of the tiny Czech village of Horni Benesov, which takes pride in being the birthplace of John Kerry's grandfather,
could barely contain his delight when the senator clinched the Democratic nomination.
Scientists Give Access to Stem Cell Lines AP -3-4-04 Harvard researchers are giving scientists free access to 17 new human embryonic stem cell lines that were developed
without government money, the latest sign that U.S. scientists are forging ahead with the controversial research that
the Bush administration has tried to limit.
Amateur Astronomer in Ky. Discovers Nebula AP - Wed Mar 3, 8:18 PM ET While poking around the night sky with a telescope at home, amateur astronomer Jay McNeil discovered a nebula.
School Program Curbs Teen Suicide Attempts: Study Reuters - Wed Mar 3, 4:33 PM ET A high school program that teaches teens about the link between suicide and depression cut suicide attempts by
40 percent at five U.S. schools, according to a study out Wednesday.
GOP Groups, Fannie Mae to Pay FEC Fines AP - Wed Mar 3, 6:17 PM ET The Republican National Committee, Senate Republicans' fund-raising arm and Fannie Mae are paying fines
to settle a case over improper use of political donations from the mortgage giant...
A helicopter hovers near the eyes of a 30-meter high (90-foot) Vincent van Gogh hot air balloon as it flies over Sydney, Australia, Monday, March 1, 2004. The van Gogh balloon, in Australia from its home country of the Netherlands, will participate in the upcoming Canberra Balloon Fiesta, which takes place March 6-15. (HO)
Peace.
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