ENERGY PROBLEM
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THERE YOU GO AGAIN!!!
I'm keeping a Count Down of the days left until Bush is out of office and a Count Up til I get my Tax Rebate.
MORE TO SAY
THE MESS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - McSAME
THE NEW BUSH BUMPER STICKERS
Use of military tribunals.
GEORGE W. BUSH LIBRARY IN EARLY PLANNING STAGES :
You'll want to be one of the first to make a contribution to this great man's legacy. The Library will include:
* The Dick Cheney Room, in the famous undisclosed location, complete with shooting gallery.
US Army Gen. David H. Petraeus, who is to lead US forces in the Middle East and Central Asia, says that diplomacy is the best option with Iran. The US must work on developing more diplomatic and economic tactics to pressure Teheran to abandon its nuclear program and must retain military strike options as a "last resort." He said the United States "should make every effort to engage by use of the whole of government, developing further leverage rather than simply targeting discrete threats."
GEE Barack is right again! ! ! What ever happened to that BIG ASS SECRET ENERGY MEETING CHENEY HAD BACK IN 2000?GIULIANI: 'MEDIA OPINION' THAT IRAQ WAR 'A BIG MISTAKE'
I saw this the other day and after I got up off the floor I had to read it again. I then had to get up off the floor a second time and I since I couldn't believe what I was reading I needed to read it again. But in the words of George W Bush "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, can't fool me again." So this time before I read it for the third time I sat down on the floor.
After reading this for the third time I though how lucky we all are that this guy didn't have a snowball's chance in hell of ever becoming president.
When CNN's Kyra Phillips spoke on Wednesday with former presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani, who is now a supporter of Senator John McCain, she asked him about the feeling among leading Republicans that "McCain has got to disassociate himself from President Bush."
THE MYTH OF THE MORAL MAJORITY
Here's the church. Here's the steeple. Open the doors and-hey, where did all the evangelicals go?
By Debra Dickerson: May/June 2008 Issue, Mother Jones This February, the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life released the most comprehensive of its surveys of the "religious landscape" of the United States. Front and center was the finding that 26 percent of American adults-around 54 million-are evangelical Protestants. The idea that 1 in every 4 of us thumps a Bible only confirmed what many had assumed to be gospel since 2000, when evangelical voters were credited with winning the White House for George W. Bush and the media began its grand genuflections toward a resurgent fundamentalism, casting evangelicals (and more broadly, "values voters") as a politicized wedge that politicians ignored at their peril. And who could blame them? Not only are evangelicals supposedly our biggest religious voting bloc, but Pew reports that nearly 80 percent of Americans are Christian, and 40 percent attend church weekly according to Gallup Polls. But what if those numbers-and everything we've assumed they tell us about the power of the religious right-are wildly wrong? Take that 40 percent church attendance stat. Looking around her half-empty Southern Baptist church outside Dallas, Christine Wicker had her doubts. Wicker, a veteran Texas newspaper reporter, was born again when she was nine but drifted away from her evangelical roots in adulthood. A few years ago, she returned to the Southern Baptist Church to both renew her faith and write The Fall of the Evangelical Nation, an insider's look at evangelicals' power, wading in where secular journalists feared to tread. When she started looking into the numbers on church attendance, she found that researchers could vouch for only 18 percent of Americans being regular churchgoers-less than half the accepted figure. That led her to wonder about the already widely reported claim that 25 percent of Americans are evangelicals; could the real number also be less than half that? *Click here to read the full article. <----( Read the full article here )
TEFLON JOHN
Remember how much and how often FOX NOISE ran the Rev. Wright video loop. Any bets that you'll here or see this on FOX NOISE
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