June 2 2003 Monday |
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I, too, have worn a military flight suit By Dave Barry -International Herald Tribune- 6-1-03 ...President George Bush is a popular leader. He was visibly bulging with leadership recently when he put on that flight suit and landed in a military jet on an aircraft carrier... |
Bush's credibility tainted |
Blair: I have weapons proof |
President Sock Puppet's staged show off event made me wonder how Senator John McCain would have acted if he were president.
Thanks to BH48
USA Today
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LOS ANGELES — Bill O'Reilly, the conservative talk show host, first decried political commentators who
"call people names." Then he called Al Franken, the liberal humorist, an "idiot."
ZELDA MORGAN ALL HAT NO CATTLE MERCENARY JOURNALIST DIRTY LAUNDRY DONE DIRT CHEAP
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New column to be posted soon! |
Didn't Bush declare victory in Iraq?
VICTORY PRE-EJACULATED
Sacked Iraqi Troops Threaten to Attack US Forces
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Catch Me if You Can Cheney
Halliburton settles accounting suits for $6 m The corporate chickenhawk seems to have skated once again.
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Joe Scarborough is the evil GOP bastard of the month.
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John Kerry Wants Better Health Care For Veterans |
![]() San Francisco Chronicle, CA - 6-2-03 Democratic presidential hopeful Howard Dean warmed up a crowd of California public school teachers Sunday by brandishing his own short-lived teaching credential ... Health reformer sees a familiar battlefield GoMemphis.com, TN - |
George Bush says he needs time to find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. He's
giving himself the time he WOULDN'T give the UN inspectors to find the alleged
weapons BEFORE he blew up as many as 7,000 innocent civilians.
When do we start the impeachment proceedings?
An intense African dust storm sent a massive dust plume northwestward over the Atlantic Ocean on March 2, 2003. In this true-color scene, acquired by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) aboard NASA"s Terra satellite, the thick dust plume (light brown) can be seen blowing westward and then routed northward by strong southerly winds. The plume extends more than 1,000 miles (1,600 km), covering a vast swath of ocean extending from the Cape Verde Islands (lower left), off the coast of Senegal, to the Canary Islands (top center) off the coast of Morocco. (NASA Photo)
I will update this page as the day goes on today.
Peace.