Thursday edition - June 28, 2007

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Bush won‘t supply subpoenaed documents |
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Dems: Investigate
Cheney for role in salmon die-off |
Republican leader
scorches Dillard for doing Obama ad |
We know all about the "alleged" illegalities of this administration, but the question should be asked -- has this administration done anything legal?
Thanks to Dick Cheney, the Environment is in its last throes. - Grant Gerver, www.seriouskidding.com

The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without-Saddam News
Us Deaths In Afghanistan, Region Guardian Unlimited
Gas rationing in Iran ignites fiery protests San Francisco Chronicle
"The government of Iraq is under a lot of pressure from President Bush to find a fair way to share their huge oil profits. You know, like we do here in this country." --Jay Leno
Pay raise or Pink slip?
Despite low approval ratings and hard feelings from last year's elections, Democrats and Republicans in the House are reaching out for an approximately $4,400 pay raise that would increase their salaries to almost $170,000.
Disturbing News

When Ann Coulter appeared Tuesday on MSNBC's ``Hardball,'' Elizabeth Edwards called in to ask Coulter to stop making personal attacks on her husband. The exchanged deteriorated, with Coulter shouting over Mrs. Edwards and demanding that the campaign stop using her name to raise money if they want her to stop personal attacks. Response to the controversy was so large that it repeatedly crashed the server for MSNBC's political blog Wednesday.
Republican Shenanigans
Republican senators block union bill Seattle Times
Bloomberg quits Republican party Guardian Unlimited

"According to a new Gallup poll, the new Democratically-controlled Congress has the lowest approval rating in the history of Gallup poll-taking. Only 14% of Americans have confidence in Congress. 14%! Even HMOs are at 15%. At least with the HMO, they put a rubber glove on first." --Jay Leno
Rock-The-Voter News
"The CIA has released some documents that detail illegal and scandalous activities they were involved in more than 30 years ago. The activities include wiretapping of phones, warrantless searches and opening citizens' mail. Thank God that kind of thing can't happen today." --Jay Leno

Biz-Tech News
Oil Prices Climb to $69.21 a Barrel Forbes, NY
Sacking NFL's stance New York Daily News
Judge Rebuffs Google's Request To Extend Oversight of Microsoft
"According to USA Today -- this is why Congress has such a low approval rating -- 72 members of Congress have given over $5 million of campaign money to relatives or companies owned by relatives. There is now a bill in Congress that would ban nepotism in politics. President Bush says he will sign it ... as soon as he runs it past his dad and brother Jeb." --Jay Leno

Bush-Prison-Torture News
Russian Freed From Guantánamo Is Killed by Police Near Chechnya New York Times
Sickly Guantánamo captive seeks mainland treatment Miami Herald, FL
"The Republican Party here in California has obtained a special visa to hire a Canadian to be the state deputy political director, 'cause they say they can't find a qualified American to do the job. Apparently, working for Republicans is one of those icky jobs Americans just don't want to do." --Jay Leno
Go-F***-Yourself News
Impeach Cheney
Slate

TORTURE ROBUSTLY INTERROGATE CHENEY!
Odd News

A photo provided by the Zoo Safari and Hollywoodpark Stukenbrock shows the zebra and horse crossbreed 'Eclyse' during its presentation to the public in Schloss Holte, Germany, on Wednesday, June 27, 2007. The father of 'Eclyse' is a horse from Italy, where the crossbreed filly was born in 2006, her mother is a zebra from the Safari park. Photo/uripress.de, Udo Richter
Peace.