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I never thought I would hear a US President say, "I have never ordered torture."

"How many folks in town early for the Republican convention? You know, New York City is getting ready for the Republican convention. By the way, I think this is the perfect city to kick off a crooked election, don't you, really?" David Letterman

The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without-Saddam-News

• Acts of terror hit 21-year high Indianapolis Star, IN

• U.S. Will Hold Saddam Even After Transfer  AP  

• Afghan Troops Behead 4 Suspected Taliban  AP

• Roadside bomb kills three near Iraqi hospital WTNH, CT

• Militants threaten life of Iraqi PM Reuters, UK

• Iran Frees Eight UK Servicemen Seized on Waterway, BBC Says Bloomberg 

• US drops effort to shield troops from world court Seattle Times, WA 

• CIA Casts Doubt on Iraqi Militia Link to al Qaeda NPR (audio)

• Wolfowitz Says Iraq Stay Could Last Years Washington Post 

• Iraq Deal on Airline Is Probed  Los Angeles Times

• Book by CIA official slams US war on terrorism, Iraq  AFP

• Auditors criticize US management of 20-billion dollar Iraq fund  AFP

• Cheney Won't Back Down on Saddam-Qaeda Links -Aides  Reuters

AP Sues for Access to Bush Guard Records

AP - Wed Jun 23, 2:17 AM ET

The Associated Press sued the Pentagon and the Air Force on Tuesday, seeking access to all records of George W. Bush's military service during the Vietnam War...

Jay Leno: "I felt sorry for President Bush. You know, he missed Father's Day yesterday. See, according to the intelligence he received, Father's Day is next Sunday."

Disturbing News

• Israel Probes Army Abuse Claims in Photo Exhibit Reuters

• Kurdish leader denies Israeli links Hi Pakistan, Pakistan 

• UN warns DR Congo neighbours BBC News, UK

• Desperate times in the Sudan BBC News, UK

• U.S. to Offer Carrot; N.Korea Says Drop the Stick  Reuters

Republican Shenanigans

• GOP vows to vote on constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage CourtTV 

• GOP thwarts Kerry's vote for veterans health care AZ Central.com, AZ

• LEONARD PITTS JR.: Read Bush's lips to find Al Qaeda link Detroit Free Press, MI

• Scandal imperils GOP hopeful's bid Salt Lake Tribune, UT 

• Toxic chemical pollution rose in 2002 Newsday, NY

• Groups Chide U.S. Response to Mad Cow  AP

• U.S. Said to Delay Letters From Saddam  AP

• Bush Charged With Widening War Against UN Population Fund OneWorld.net

• Bush Opposers Accused of Illegal Spending  AP

• Ethics Panel Reviewing DeLay Complaint  AP

• Wolfowitz: Chalabi Behavior 'Puzzling'  AP

"In the senate race in Illinois, the Republican candidate Jack Ryan just went through an ugly divorce and in court papers, his wife accused him of taking her to sex clubs where he tried to make her have sex with him in front of strangers. Aren't Republicans the family values people? That's the difference between Republicans and Democrats on family values. Democrat politicians cheat on their wives. Republicans cheat too -- but they bring the wife along. Make it a family event! They include the whole family!"  Jay Leno

Bush-Prison-Torture-News

• Lawyer: Red Cross documents show Saddam abuse CNN

• Rumsfeld OK'd harsh treatment  USATODAY.com

• U.S. Approved Use of Dogs Against Prisoners  Reuters

• Lawyer's Resignation Delayed Abuse Hearing ABC News 

• Prisoner Abuse Highlights  AP

• Prisoner Abuse Bush Order  AP

Good News

• Texas Republicans Urged to Drop 'Christian Nation'  Reuters

• Bush to Draw Protests in Ireland Over Iraq  Reuters

Email

Subject: The Kerry Landslide Scenario

Hi Lisa,

Looking at key events in the months leading up to the election, here's
what's in store: The 9/11 Commission report, the Valerie Plame
investigation, more revelations about prisoner abuse, Michael Moore's
new film, and the body count in Iraq hits 1,000. All of these will
continue to erode Dubya's poll numbers. Then you have the Democratic
convention, which gives Kerry a bump. At the Republican convention, in
addition to images of the smirking chimp surrounded by paid minorities,
you have thousands of protesters in the streets, so Bush gets not
bounce. The nail(s) in the coffin will be the debates. When viewed
side-by-side, I think the undecided, middle-ground voters will conclude
that we've given the "C" student a chance, now let's try someone with a
brain.

There are several wild cards in this scenario, though. Of course, Rove
is planning an "October Surprise," but I think at least some people
will see through the ruse. The use of touch-screen voting to rig the
election is another possibility, but statistically rigorous exit
polling should identify precincts with problems. The real kicker will
be the media. Will they play it straight this time, or will they gang
up on John Kerry and give Dubya a pass once again? I'm guessing they
won't. After being bitch-slapped by the Bush regime for 4 years, it's
payback time.

To borrow a phrase from Dennis Miller (back when he was still funny),
of course that's just my opinion; I could be wrong.

Keep the faith,

Doug
 

Love your line of thinking.  One thing I believe we can count on, is that Bush will file a lawsuit for something. It was Bush who filed the first lawsuit in selection 2000, wasn't it?

"Experts say Bill Clinton's book could earn $100 million. Hillary wants to burn it, George Bush wants to color it, John Kerry wants to marry it."  Craig Kilborn

John Kerry News

• New Jersey Poll Puts Kerry Ahead

• Kerry votes on veterans health care

• Clinton offers snippets of praise for Kerry

Biz/Tech News

• Judge allows bias suit against Wal-Mart Marin Independent-Journal, CA 

• Swiss OK Gypsy Holocaust Suit Vs IBM  Reuters

• Oil Up as Norway Workers Widen Strike  Reuters

• E-mail carriers sign on to anti-spam efforts  USATODAY.com

• Techies plug in to Capitol Hill power  USATODAY.com

 Odd News

• N.Y. Doormen Get Anti-Terrorism Training  AP

• UConn Botanists Cultivate 'Corpse Flower'

• Man Robbed After Answering the Door Nude

• Saddam says he's keeping cheerful

• Scientists develop antidote for burping sheep

• Britain's motorway service stations the worst in Europe

A high wave lashes a fishing port in Aki, western Japan Monday, June 21, 2004. A large typhoon lashed western Japan with heavy rains and powerful winds. (HO/Kyodo News)

Peace.

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