TGIF/Weekend edition - September 7-9, 2007

 

 

 

 

Doctors accuse US of 'unethical practices' at Guantanamo Bay
Independent, UK - 9-7-07
More than 260 doctors from around the world have launched an unprecedented attack on the American medical establishment for its failure to condemn unethical practices by medical practitioners at the Guantanamo Bay

 

Senator’s Troubles Make a Rare Spotlight for Idaho
New York Times - 9-7-07
Idaho - Senator Larry E. Craig to Announce Resignation. Craig Reconsiders Resignation. Craig Essentially Drops Efforts to Finish Senate Term...

Study: US Should Lower Profile in Iraq
Forbes, NY - 9-7-07

US forces in Iraq should be reduced significantly, according to a new study on Iraq's security forces that inflamed debate in Congress on how quickly that can happen without hurling the country into chaos.


 

"Did you know, when President Bush is in Australia, his approval rating goes down the drain counter-clockwise?" --Jay Leno

 


 

 

 


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


 

"I learned today that President Bush is a sensitive man. There's a new biography of the president out in which he says 'I do tears,' which means he cries. And he says he cries a lot, and I think it's kind of nice hearing that the president cries. It would be even better to hear that he reads." --Jimmy Kimmel
 


Bush Gets Testy

 

U.S. President George W. Bush bluntly told South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun on Friday that the United States would formally end the Korean War only when North Korea halts its nuclear weapons program.

The comment came in a testy exchange between the two leaders on the sidelines of a Pacific Rim summit
 


 


 

Disturbing News


 

 


Judith Miller Update

 

Judith Miller, the former New York Times reporter who left the paper amid tumult over her role in the Plame/CIA leak case, has accepted a position at the the conservative Manhattan Institute in New York City.

New York magazine on its Web site, in an item titled, "Judith Miller Finally Lands in the 'Right' Place,"

 


 

"How about that President Bush, he makes that surprise trip to Iraq. Was pretty impressive don't you think? He spent a few quick hours visiting with the troops, and then he left. You know, it was just like his days in the National Guard." --David Letterman

 


Republican Shenanigans


 

 


 

"Fred Thompson is all over the news. ... He'll challenge Mitt Romney, John McCain and Rudy Giuliani for the Republican nomination. Apparently he's very popular, but, here's why Fred Thompson is not going to be our president: very simple, that's his wife. [on screen: A picture of Fred Thompson with wife Jeri.] America is not going to pick a first lady that looks like she runs a tanning salon. Have we ever had a president with a hot wife? Barbara Bush, maybe, but besides that no." --Jimmy Kimmel

 


Larry Craig's Daughter

 

Sen. Larry Craig's daughter Shae Suzanne Howell appeared on Good Morning America Tuesday to defend her papa.

But it turns out that there's a warrant out for her arrest according to the Ada County Sheriff's website (LINK) and the appearance rekindled the attention of Idaho authorities.
 


Rock-The-Voter News


 

www.wrapped-in-the-flag.com

 


 

"Over the weekend, of course, disgraced Idaho Senator Larry Craig resigned after Republicans refused to defend him. Yeah, Republicans were not happy with him. Yeah, the Republicans' last words were 'don't let the men's room door hit your ass on the way out'"--Conan O'Brien
 


 

 

 


Biz-Tech News


 

 


Bush-Prison-Torture News

 


 

Follow the Fuel

 

A Washington auto advocacy group claimed Thursday that Vice President Dick Cheney and the Bush administration devised a 2006 change in fuel economy standards for trucks that eases requirements on automakers, with limited input from federal auto industry regulators.

Public Citizen, which has sued to block the standards, says it based its claims on data gathered through a Freedom of Information Act request showing Cheney's staffers attending at least 45 meetings on fuel economy standards between 2001 and 2003.
 


 

Go-F***-Yourself News

 


 

"What do you think of this? An elementary school in Colorado has banned the game of tag. You think that's good? Hey forget banning tag in school. How about banning tag from the men's room at the Minneapolis airport?" --Jay Leno

 


 

What do Larry Craig and George Bush have in common?

 

hey, girlfriend. this was just too easy! ;-)
they both like Dick! LOL!

Kathy
Murfreesboro, TN

 

According to Jeff Gannon (Guckhart) they are both absolutely not gay.

Drew

 

Either one of them will screw you if you are man enough.
Even if you aren't.

Lowell

 

They both like to take a wide stance.

Peter

 

One stalls and waves, one waves in the stall.
Jim

 

One is a blowhard and the other is, hell, they're both blowhards!
Paul M

 

Neither one is above stooping to low blows to accomplish the objectives?
Peace Ed

 

One frequents stalls, the other frequently stalls
Gary

 

Both need to be "flushed"!

Kerry


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Proteus, a prototype wave adaptive modular vessel, cuts through the waters of the Hudson River, Thursday, Sept. 6, 2007, in New York. Photo/Seth Wenig

 

 

 

 

 

Imagine peace this weekend.