Tuesday edition - April 15, 2008
Hillary Clinton drinks to NAFTA?
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Oops of the Day 1: Stephen Hadley, US National Security
Adviser |
Healthcare system unprepared for aging boomers, study
finds |
"The number two man in Al Qaeda in iraq, terrorist mastermind Abu al-Masri, is dead. He is dead. He reportedly died of natural causes. Died of natural causes. That's when you know the war has been going on a long time. Okay? When your enemies just start dying of natural causes!" --Jay Leno
The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without-Saddam News
Iraq army rescues British journalist Los Angeles Times
US to Release AP Photographer Jailed in Iraq New York Times
Radical Cleric Demands Iraq Reinstate Fired Security Forces Voice of America
Bombardier Sells 4 More Jets to Iraq
Quagmire Update
A series of conflicts with insurgent groups along Iran's borders may be impelling Tehran to back its own allies in Iraq in what it regards as a proxy war with the U.S., according to security experts and officials in the U.S., Iran and Iraq.
"A former Pentagon official said this week that before the start of the war in Iraq, former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld gave the Bush administration a list of horribles, things he believed could go wrong, which the Bush administration apparently mistook for a to-do list." --Amy Poehler
Disturbing News
Republican + Open Mouth = Racist
Republican Rep. Geoff Davis
apologizing to Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama on Monday after
referring to him as "that boy."
Addressing a Republican gathering Saturday night, the Kentucky lawmaker said,
"That boy's finger does not need to be on the button." Davis was talking
about political and national security issues at an annual GOP dinner.
"This week in San Diego, a group of openly gay Republicans are holding their national convention. Openly gay republicans. Yeah. The gay convention is just like the regular convention, except instead of superdelegates, they have super fabulous delegates." --Conan O'Brien
Republican Shenanigans
Bush Floating New Climate Proposal The Associated Press
Rice Rules Out Spot on McCain Ticket
New York Times
Senator Vitter won't testify in sex case AP
Huckabee scheduled to speak on
faith, politics at Cornell today
Ithaca Journal
Bill would restrict voting to property owners
The News Journal
"You know they had hearings this week, about Iraq, ... with General Petraeus, and John McCain had another senior moment, where he couldn't remember who the Sunnis are, the Shiites. I'm beginning to worry about this guy. They asked him afterwards if this would affect his presidential campaign, and he said, 'I'm running for President?'" --Bill Maher
Love Is In The Air
Jenna Bush will wear a "simple and elegant" wedding gown designed by Oscar de la Renta at her May 10 wedding: organza with embroidery, matte beading and a small train -- and yet "still casual." But don't expect any pictures beforehand: Fiance and "major traditionalist" Henry Hager doesn't want to see the dress until she walks down the aisle.
Rock-The-Voter News
Hillary Clinton to Appear on 'Colbert' The Associated Press
Obama's name in Rezko trial Chicago Sun-Times
"All the
candidates where there, and while the media was focusing on them and them asking
the questions, Senator Mel Martinez of Florida said to Senator John Thune of
South Dakota, 'We could be naked juggling, and no one would notice,' that's what
was said. 'We could be naked, and nobody would notice.' And Senator Larry Craig
said, 'I would.'" --Jay Leno
Biz-Tech News
Oil Rises to Trading Record Above $112 The Associated Press
Testosterone, trading profit linked? Chicago Tribune
Foreclosures jump 57% in March CNNMoney.com
Mac Clones Sold For $399! Will Apple Strike Back? eFluxMedia
Halliburton Update
Federal prosecutors say a
former employee of a
Halliburton subsidiary conspired with a Kuwaiti businessman to cheat the U.S.
military out of millions of dollars.
Bush-Prison-Torture News
Guantanamo closure no simple prospect Los Angeles Times
"According
to his tax return last year, Vice President Cheney donated $166,000 to charity.
... Yeah, most of the money went to Cheney's favorite holiday charity, Coal for
Tots." --Conan O'Brien
Go-F***-Yourself News
Local agencies tally Cheney costs Grand Junction Free Press
Dick Cheney and Lynne Cheney Release 2007 Income Tax Returns
Rep has made impeaching Bush, Cheney her mission Nashua Telegraph, NH
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Odd News
How long till Marilyn Monroe's sex tape hits the Internet? Los Angeles Times
What Else Is There for Deion Sanders to Do? Reality TV New York Times
A rare white
albino alligator is seen during a photocall at the 'Serengeti' Safari park in
the northern German village of Hodenhagen April 2, 2008. The 14 year-old albino
alligator (Alligator mississppiensis), named 'White Diamond', was born in
Louisiana in the U.S. and grew up at the St. Augustin-Alligator Farm in Florida.
The only albino alligator in Europe, according to the organizer, is part of a
traveling reptile show 'Land der Reptilien' running at the Serengeti Safari park
until April 27, 2008.
Photo/Christian Charisius
Peace.