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Wednesday edition - May 9, 2007
Why in the world would Queen Elizabeth visit Bush? A distraction possibly?
"Queen Elizabeth met with President Bush over the weekend. I thought this was nice of President Bush. ... He took the time to learn a little bit of English so he could speak with her." --Jay Leno
The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without-Saddam News
New Poll
Six out of 10 Americans support setting a timetable for pulling U.S. troops out of Iraq, even though a clear majority predict civil war there if U.S. forces withdraw next year, according to a poll published on Wednesday.
"The last time the Queen of England was in the United States was 1991. An awful lot has changed since 1991. Back then, President Bush was fighting a war in Iraq" --David Letterman
Disturbing News Gonzales Update
If the White House did nothing improper in the controversial firing of eight U.S. Attorneys last year, why would top officials in the Justice Department, perhaps including Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, have tried to conceal its role in the dismissals?
Bush: arrogant. Cheney: arrogant. Rove: arrogant. Condi: arrogant. Gonzales: arrogant. Wolfowitz: arrogant. Bolton: arrogant. Rumsfeld: arrogant. Tenet: arrogant. DeLay: arrogant. Abramoff: arrogant. Libby: arrogant. Cunningham: arrogant. Ney: arrogant. Doolittle: arrogant. Renzi: arrogant. Does there seem to be a pattern emerging here? - Grant Gerver, www.seriouskidding.com
Bush tries to give Queen Medal of Freedom; she politely refuses. - Grant Gerver, www.seriouskidding.com
Republican Shenanigans
"At the Reagan Library, President Bush's name was only mentioned once ... in the entire debate. But to be fair, you often don't hear Bush's name mentioned in libraries." --Jay Leno
WOLFIE’S FITTING PUNISHMENT: THROWN INTO THE ‘LYIN’S DEN’
Cheating the Troops
The NASD said on Tuesday it fined two Fidelity broker-dealers a total of $400,000 for misleading U.S. military personnel in sales literature promoting two mutual funds.
Rock-The-Voter News Bush & the Queen in 1991
In fact, Bush's real mother
warned the queen about her son before their first meeting in 1991, when his
father was president. At a White House luncheon for the visiting monarch,
then-first lady Barbara Bush joked that she had seated her eldest son at the far
end of the table and told him to keep quiet.
"Nation, we did it again. This past Sunday, the French people went to the polls and elected conservative, pro-American candidate Nicolas Sarkozy as their new president. ... Just how American is he? He's allowed himself to be photographed with George W. Bush, which means he's more American than many of our presidential candidates." --Stephen Colbert
Biz-Tech News
Candidates for Imus' Old Spot on MSNBC
Michael Smerconish - Bald Stephanie Miller - Beautiful Tucker Carlson - Bow untied Larry Elder - Black Joe Scarborough - Boob
My guess is that Scaborough will win the time slot because he has already named his tryout show - "Morning Joe". And in his honor I even designed a logo for him!
I was lucky enough to catch a few minutes of Cup of Joe this morning -- and in those few moments, he slid out the words slut, hell, Jesus and then put his feet up on his desk. Anyone taking bets he'll pull an Imus?
I am so looking forward to more of his intellectual discussions and his clever turn of a phrase -- Hollyweird, Dummocrats or this quote: "Today they have proven once again that the mainstream media can't print enough bad news about our troops."
*Click* - love my remote control
Bush-Prison-Torture News
GITMO to House Cubans Waiting to Immigrate to USA
"The Queen was welcomed with a 21-gun salute. Well, 22 if you count Cheney's gun, which went off accidentally" --Jay Leno
Go-F***-Yourself News
Did you have a good time today?
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Please don't feel bad if you can't contribute. I understand.
Odd News
A girl is enclosed in a floating sphere on a river at a park on the outskirts of Beijing May 3, 2007. The ball-shaped device enables people to "walk" on water surfaces. China is celebrating a week-long Labour Day holiday, which started on Tuesday, a time when millions of Chinese people travel to major cities to enjoy cultural attractions or return home to visit relatives and friends. Picture taken May 3, 2007. Photo/Jason Lee/CHINA
Peace.
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