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Monday edition - October 30, 2006
If Republicans can hack our electronic voting machines, what's to stop Democrats from doing the same?
The latest Rove attack ad: "Democrats: inflexible on the Constitution" - www.seriouskidding.com
The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without-Saddam News
Blog Spies
From the front lines of Iraq
and Afghanistan to here at home, soldiers blogging about military life are under
the watchful eye of some of their own.
GOP’S OCTOBER STRIPTEASE — ‘OOOO, I NEED A DIRTY AD SPOT’
Disturbing News
SNL’s Glimpse Into The Final Week Of RNC Ads
The Top 10
Conservative Idiots
MCCARTNEY DIVORCE ON THE BRINK OF CIVIL WAR, EXPERTS FEARAndy Borowitz
Republican Shenanigans
Fiore presents:
Freedom from the press
"Nothing that we believe in the world would exist without you. We're all sort of Jewish wannabes." -- Katherine Harris
Rock-The-Voter News
"I'd like
to welcome President Clinton. And I see she's brought her husband." --
Mick
Jagger at his concert 10-29-06
Onward U.S. Cadets
A federal judge on Friday threw out a lawsuit against the U.S. Air Force that contended evangelical Christian values were being illegally pushed on Air Force Academy cadets.
Biz/Tech News
My Pet Waterboard by Dick Cheney as told to President George W. Bush ~A Book About Torture for Kids~ Forward by Bill O'Reilly (The O'Reilly Factor for Kids), Sean Hannity & Rush Limbaugh -- www.seriouskidding.com
Bush-Prison-Torture News
Lynne
Cheney told The Washington Post in October 2000:
"The reports of my novel are
greatly exaggerated. Nevertheless, I hope they improve sales."
Lynn Cheney's Novel for sale on Amazon
low price: $695.00
Go-F***-Yourself News
Dick Cheney denied he was endorsing water-boarding torture of detainees when he told an interviewer Tuesday that a dunk in the water was a no-brainer. This issue could really explode. Wait until the Muslims figure out he meant baptizing them. -- Argus Hamilton, comedian
Did you have a good time today?
US MAIL: Lisa Casey - PO Box 88 - Ashford, AL 36312
Odd News
This image from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope and provided Thursday Oct. 26, 2006 shows the scattered remains of an exploded star named Cassiopeia A. Spitzer's infrared detectors 'picked' through these remains and found that much of the star's original layering had been preserved. In this false-color image, the faint, blue glow surrounding the dead star is material that was energized by a shock wave, called the forward shock, which was created when the star blew up. The forward shock is now located at the outer edge of the blue glow. Stars are also seen in blue. Green, yellow and red primarily represent material that was ejected in the explosion and heated by a slower shock wave, called the reverse shock wave. ( Photo/NASA)
Peace.
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