Thursday edition - October 23, 2008
Gov. Palin sold one state plane, used another
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Gov. Sarah Palin, Todd Palin to give depositions |
Republicans take heat for new Palin wardrobe |
"Sarah Palin had a good thought. She suggested that while Barack Obama is over in Hawaii, it might be a good idea for him to keep an eye on Japan." --Jimmy Kimmel
The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without Saddam
US military deaths in Iraq war at 4180 Kansas City Star, MO
Suicide Bomber Kills 11 in Attack on Iraq Official
At least 34 decomposed bodies discovered in mass grave in W Iraq Xinhua, China
US soldier missing 2 years after Iraq capture The Associated Press
Rice says Iraqis can't yet defend Iraq alone Reuters India
Kuwait-Iraq diplomacy blooms again, 17 years after war Los Angeles Times
Pakistan Is Being Quite Patient
A suspected
US air strike
killed nine people at a religious school in north-west Pakistan,
intelligence officials said today.
Disturbing News
Banning A Logo?
Mongols can no
longer wear patches bearing the motorcycle gang's insignia following what
appears to be an unprecedented court order stripping them of their trademarked
logo....It
is believed to be the first case in the nation in which the government has
sought to take control of a gang's identity — via its logo — through a court
order.
Subject: Palin and the kids
Lisa,
Although I'm firmly for the Obama ticket it does sadden me that Palin is being
attacked for taking her kids with her on trips. I give her props for her
commitment to her family, and yes if one is elected I believe you should be able
to lead with your kids. We are not the most progressive country on practical
family rights, only on conservative christian family rights. This does need to
change. I sure as heck don't want her as V.P. but I'll give her all the credit
in the world for looking after her kids.
-Pat
Thanks for writing Pat. I also have no problem with the children of Gov. Palin traveling with their Mom for whatever reason. I believe kids need their Mom even if she is a governor. I have a problem when Gov Palin changes government documents and lies about the role of her children in the very same month she is chosen to be McCain's running mate.
AP article snip:
The
AP also reported that Palin ordered
the children's travel expense forms changed in August to add language claiming
that they performed official state business on the trips.
Alaska law allows
governors to charge the state for their family's travel if they conduct state
business. State Finance Director Kim Garnero said the governor's staff has the
authority to make that determination.
But event organizers told the AP they were surprised when the girls showed
up, and some said they had no role.
My, my, my she's caught in another lie.
Isn't this a more important news story than the GOP spending $150K on field dressing Sarah Palin?
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Republican-Shenanigans News
A Senate Leader’s Pork-Barrel Punch New York Times
GOP fundraising committee pulls plug on Bachmann Minneapolis Star Tribune, MN
'Stressful' deliberations continue in Stevens case The Associated Press
Stanford to get Rehnquist papers
Republican Racists
Two weeks before an
election that could install the first black U.S. president,
scattered ugly incidents have reflected a deep residue of racism among some
segments of white America.
"People are saying that John McCain does not have a prayer. But I'm pretty sure the Lord is with him. Mostly because they used to be college roommates." — Stephen Colbert
Rock-The-Voter News
Obama campaign charging media Election Night fees
Obama says he doesn't want to be too late to see ailing relative again Boston Globe
"Nov. 4 is two weeks from today, but 7 percent of people are still undecided. I just don’t know how anyone could be undecided, because the choice in this election’s black and white, literally! Young black guy, old white guy. There! Take your pick." --Craig Ferguson
"You can't be a maverick when you've been a sidekick for the past eight years." - Sen. Bob Casey
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Biz-Tech News
Oil rises to $67 as OPEC prepares to cut output The Associated Press
81312 homes lost to foreclosure in September CNNMoney.com
The Dow plunges more than 500 points as earnings rattle investors
Bush Invites World Leaders to Economic Talks New York Times
Google offers its maps to help voters find polling places New York Times
NASA along for India's ride to the moon Houston Chronicle
Billions Given To Banks, Foreclosures Increase
The number of homeowners
ensnared in the foreclosure crisis grew by more than 70 percent in the third
quarter of this year compared with the same period in 2007, according to data
released Thursday.
Nationwide,
nearly 766,000 homes received at least one foreclosure-related notice from
July through September, up 71 percent from a year earlier, said foreclosure
listing service RealtyTrac Inc.
"I've done nine presidential campaigns and this is the first time this has ever happened to me. " -- Joe Klein, quoted by Politico, on being banned from Sen. John McCain's campaign plane
Bush-Prison-Torture News
2 Kuwaitis at Guantanamo Bay charged with war crimes USA Today
Ex-Prosecutor Behind Gitmo Dismissals?
Pirate Update
NAIROBI, Kenya – Food
and water are running low on the Ukrainian arms ship hijacked by Somali pirates,
and a pirate spokesman warned Thursday if the ship was attacked by NATO forces
its 20-man crew would be among those killed.
Spokesman Sugule Ali also mocked comments by Tomex Team, the firm operating the
MV Faina cargo ship, which said it has accumulated only $1 million toward the
$20 million ransom the pirates initially demanded.
"That is worthless," he said. "It would only pay for several
nights' stay in a hotel!"
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Odd News
William Shatner goes on video rant over George Takei wedding snub New York Daily News
Fayed denies sex assault on teen girl Reuters UK
UK debut for Stone's Bush biopic BBC News
In this photo
released by the Florida Keys News Bureau, a six-toed cat named 'Hairy Truman,'
walks on a table Thursday, Sept. 25, 2008 in Ernest Hemingway's one-time study
at the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum in Key West, Fla. Hemingway Home
officials announced that the United States Department of Agriculture had granted
the museum an Animal Welfare License to permit legal exhibition of about 50
resident cats. The license culminates an almost five-year dispute between the
USDA and the museum that might have resulted in the loss or caging of the famous
felines, many that have six toes and descended from a cat given to Hemingway in
1935.
Photo/Florida Keys News Bureau, Rob O'Neal
Peace.