Republicans keep telling us that government is bad and ironically they are their own best argument. - Will Durst

The-World-Will-Be-A-Safer-Place-Without Saddam

• NATO backs down on 'insurgent' claim in shooting

• Baghdad election recount could start next week

• Court-martial of Navy SEAL opens in Iraq

• Japan PM says end-May remains deadline on base feud

• US official: Iran military strike 'off the table'

• Iran to hold war games in Strait of Hormuz

"According to sources at the Pentagon, al Qaeda is nearing financial ruin. But ironically, their top people still got their million-dollar bonuses." –Jay Leno
 

The Return of WMDs

Lebanon's Western-backed prime minister has denied Israeli allegations that Hezbollah obtained Scud missiles, comparing them to the false American charges that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction ahead of the 2003 U.S.-led invasion.

Disturbing News

• At least 11 workers sought after oil rig explosion

• Threat of new, larger Icelandic eruption looms

"Officials now say that the two most senior leaders of al Qaeda in Iraq have been killed in a joint U.S.-Iraqi mission. I believe the names were 'what's his face' and 'the guy who plays the guy who replaced the guy we killed last week.'" –Jay Leno
 

Merging Military And Religion

The Army is considering whether to rescind an invitation to evangelist Franklin Graham to appear at the Pentagon amid complaints about his description of Islam as evil, a military spokesman said Wednesday.

Republican-Shenanigans News

• DeMint says Tea Party activists leading spiritual revival

• Illegal immigrants 'intentionally causing car wrecks'

• GOP candidate in battle to succeed Murtha gets more support

Racism Is Alive and Well In Arizona

 White House aides are scoffing at a move in the Arizona legislature to force President Obama to show his birth certificate to get on the state's ballot in 2012 for his likely re-election battle.

When a serial killer hears the voice of God telling him what to do, we call that person insane, psychotic or deranged.
When a politician hears the voice of God telling him what to do, we call that person a Republican, a Tea Partier, or Glenn Beck....or Sarah Palin. - Jay Mac/Raw Story comment

Jon Stewart versus Another Whining Talking Head

It's getting rough between Jon Stewart and Fox News Channel commentator Bernard Goldberg.

Goldberg told Stewart to "find some guts." In response, Stewart brought a gospel choir to "The Daily Show" on Tuesday to curse him out.
 

Rock-The-Voter News

• Gun law dispute sinks voting rights bill for DC

Blagojevich Update

Former Gov. Rod Blagojevich described the federal prosecutors who have brought racketeering and fraud charges against him as "cowards and liars" Tuesday and challenged Chicago's U.S. attorney to meet him face to face in court if he is "man enough."

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Biz-Tech News

• Iraq Oil Bases Sprout as Halliburton Chases Growth

• Wells Fargo earns $2.37 billion on fee income

• Airlines lose $1.7 BN from 100,000 canceled trips

• Spirit Airlines chief defends carry-on baggage fee

• Chrysler reports $197M 1Q loss, cash balance grows

• AP-GfK Poll: Americans say US cars top Asian autos

• Yahoo 1Q profit soars, revenue grows, stock falls

• Colorado man loses part of finger in iPad theft

"Well, just four days after Goldman Sachs cost investors $12 billion by failing to tell them that they're being investigated for fraud, they gave out another $5.4 billion in bonuses. Huh? Even Somali pirates are going, 'Come on!'" –Jay Leno
 

Bush-Prison-Torture News

• Guantánamo Uighurs Are Not Alone; US Community Welcomes Other Detainees Who ...

AHNC PICK: Palin/Quayle 2012

 Sarah Palin continues to leave the door to a White House run wide open.

In an interview with "100 Huntley Street," a daily Christian talk show based in Ontario, the former Alaska governor said she "doesn't know politically what is next for me."

But Palin said she will "pursue" a presidential bid in 2012 if she decides it's the best way to help everyday people with their challenges.
 

Go-F**k-Yourself News

• Cheney's speech in Erie sold out

The football commissioner Roger says the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger violated the league’s personal-conduct policy. The entire episode is shocking, especially the part about the N.F.L. having a personal-conduct policy.- Laugh Lines

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