Thursday edition - August 9, 2007
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Power Without Responsibility
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Doctors drop a dime on President's Lyme |
Contract Awarded for Cheney International Center at UW |
"At Camp David, President Bush signed a bill into law that expands his wiretapping powers. President Bush said he knew the bill would pass because he had bugs planted in both houses of Congress." --Jay Leno
The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without-Saddam News
Military trying to prevent surge in militant attacks USA Today
Leader: Iran, Iraq must work together San Jose Mercury News
Afghan, Pakistan Tribes Hold Security Talks Without Musharraf
Russia accuses Georgia over missile "stunt" Washington Post
All the President's Men - The Sequel
[Carl] Bernstein says
that Bush's presidency has produced far more "disastrous consequences" for the
country than did Nixon's.
Unlike the often crude and conniving but unquestionably intelligent and
highly-engaged 37th president, Bernstein says of Bush: "He's lazy, arrogant and
has little curiosity. He's a catastrophe..."
But that is not the worst part of the Bush era as compared to the Nixon era,
explains Bernstein.
What has made this time dramatically more troubling, the 63-year-old journalist
explains, is that
"there is no oversight."
Disturbing News
Design flaw eyed in Minn. bridge horror New York Daily News
Arctic mission at risk, chief scientist says National Post
"A new study found that angry men get ahead in the world. Angry men tend to beat their rivals for power. Finally some good news for John McCain." --Jay Leno
Republican Shenanigans
Romney Rips Rudy On Immigration CBS News, NY
Laura Bush attends fundraiser for Maine Republican Party Boston Globe
Secrets of the Police New York Times
"Although it's warm here, it is really hot back East. ... In fact, in Washington, DC, it is so hot that President Bush wasn't just reading other people's mail, he was actually fanning himself with it." --Jay Leno
Rock-The-Voter News
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Biz-Tech News
Oil prices rise NDTV.com, India
Murdoch Plans to Use Journal to Compete With New York Times
New employment rules aim to crack down on illegal workers North County Times
"Starting today, the New York Times reduced the size of their newspaper. They
cut the paper's width by an inch and a half. The move was announced with the
headline 'Big Changes At New York Tim.'" --Conan O'Brien
Bush-Prison-Torture
News
US Struggles to Downsize Guantanamo Washington Post
Go-F***-Yourself News
Men
show their characters in nothing more clearly than in what they think laughable.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749 - 1832)
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Odd News
Blake Harris belly flops into the mud pit during the Texas Redneck Games at the Pool Ranch in Athens, Texas, Saturday, Aug. 4, 2007. For three days, hordes of legit and wannabe rednecks convene to drink, race their ATVs, and compete in events such as spam eating and mattress throwing. Patterned after the original Redneck Games which began more than a decade ago in Georgia, the Texas version is in its third year and attracts about 5,000 to 6,000 people. Photo/San Antonio Express-News,Nicole Fruge
Peace.