I Didn't Write That!
31 October 2005
Um, I'm Sorry, Is This 1305?
The religious right strikes again. Isn't it interesting that in most cases, the only medical advances they choose to attack are the ones that most directly affect women?
See, if women no longer fear cervical cancer, goes your Christian reasoning, they'd all become raging sluts.
Well, god knows, women certainly never have sex these days. I can see your point. Like fear of trichinosis would help enforce dietary laws, I suppose.
Can I ask a question? Why exactly does anyone give these lunatics a hearing? Ignorance is not merely another point of view.
The religious right strikes again. Isn't it interesting that in most cases, the only medical advances they choose to attack are the ones that most directly affect women?
See, if women no longer fear cervical cancer, goes your Christian reasoning, they'd all become raging sluts.
Well, god knows, women certainly never have sex these days. I can see your point. Like fear of trichinosis would help enforce dietary laws, I suppose.
Can I ask a question? Why exactly does anyone give these lunatics a hearing? Ignorance is not merely another point of view.
Labels: hate war, politics, religion, right wing
¶ Monday, October 31, 2005 0 Comments
30 October 2005
"Little elitist issues that don't bother most of the people."--Robert Novak
Have some Frank Rich, for free.
Have some Frank Rich, for free.
Labels: politics
¶ Sunday, October 30, 2005 0 Comments
28 October 2005
Saddam Hussein?
Nope, it's just that ol' psycho Mel Gibson.
Nope, it's just that ol' psycho Mel Gibson.
Labels: Mel Gibson
¶ Friday, October 28, 2005 0 Comments
Cheney: Not At All Off The Hook
Josh Marshall's eagle eye caught this in the Libby indictment, page 5:
Only a matter of time for Dick now, then, because we know what he knew and when he knew it.
I think it's telling that at no point does anyone think Bush is involved enough in the government to be responsible for any of this. ¶ Friday, October 28, 2005 0 Comments
Josh Marshall's eagle eye caught this in the Libby indictment, page 5:
On or about June 12, 2003, LIBBY was advised by the Vice President of the United States that Wilson's wife worked at the Central Intelligence Agency in the Counterproliferation Divison. LIBBY understood that the Vice President had learned this information from the CIA.
I think it's telling that at no point does anyone think Bush is involved enough in the government to be responsible for any of this. ¶ Friday, October 28, 2005 0 Comments
Their Loss: Our Gain?
The dollar jumped a bit against the Euro on the news of Libby's indictment. Gosh, if the whole administration were to be tossed out, maybe our economy would finally return.
The dollar jumped a bit against the Euro on the news of Libby's indictment. Gosh, if the whole administration were to be tossed out, maybe our economy would finally return.
Labels: politics
¶ Friday, October 28, 2005 0 Comments
It Happened
Scooter Libby has been indicted for "perjury, obstruction of justice, and making false statements," and has resigned.
Two down, more coming.
Scooter Libby has been indicted for "perjury, obstruction of justice, and making false statements," and has resigned.
Two down, more coming.
Labels: politics
¶ Friday, October 28, 2005 0 Comments
27 October 2005
Click On This
Exquisitely funny anti-Ahnold ad. I do hope they eventually make California safe to return to.
Exquisitely funny anti-Ahnold ad. I do hope they eventually make California safe to return to.
Labels: politics
¶ Thursday, October 27, 2005 0 Comments
Squeal, Piggy
"We are witnessing the criminalization of conservative politics."Sounds fine to me. It's about time they had their turn.
--Tom DeLay today.
Labels: politics
¶ Thursday, October 27, 2005 0 Comments
26 October 2005
Bush vs. Onion
Apparently somebody thinks that the icons of our government are his private property.
But it will make perfect sense if you let your brain evaporate like so many whiskey fumes and become a Republican.
Apparently somebody thinks that the icons of our government are his private property.
But it will make perfect sense if you let your brain evaporate like so many whiskey fumes and become a Republican.
Labels: politics
¶ Wednesday, October 26, 2005 0 Comments
Will Shill For Food
Judith Miller appears to be on her way out at the Times after all.
Not that anything less than the resignation of Sulzberger himself will bring back the Gray lady's credibility.
Judith Miller appears to be on her way out at the Times after all.
Not that anything less than the resignation of Sulzberger himself will bring back the Gray lady's credibility.
Labels: politics
¶ Wednesday, October 26, 2005 0 Comments
25 October 2005
Okay, Let's Call It A Millstone Instead
"The 2,000 service members killed in Iraq supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom is not a milestone. It is an artificial mark on the wall set by individuals or groups with specific agendas and ulterior motives."
Labels: politics
¶ Tuesday, October 25, 2005 0 Comments
They're A Nervous Bunch In D.C. Right Now
Asked if the debate had become "one-sided," with too few defending Ms. Miers, Senator Sessions, the Alabama Republican, struggled for words, then pushed a button for a nearby elevator in the Capitol building and told an aide, "Get me out of here."
Labels: politics
¶ Tuesday, October 25, 2005 0 Comments
"Stop killing each other in the name of false and ridiculous Gods and I will stop ridiculing you."
Someone had to have the balls to say it.
Someone had to have the balls to say it.
Labels: politics
¶ Tuesday, October 25, 2005 0 Comments
No, Looks Like You Already Fucked Yourself, Mr. Cheney
Cheney told Libby, Libby told Miller. And Libby seems to have originally told the grand jury the opposite.
Oh, and incidentally, Tenet told Cheney. So not only did Cheney get his information directly from the CIA, there is now the possibility that Tenet betrayed the CIA. Suddenly that medal makes all the sense in the world.
Either Rove gave up Libby, Libby gave up Rove and Cheney, or Novak is singing a fine old medley for them even now. I can only imagine what kind of indictments we'll see this Wednesday from the implacable Mr. Fitzgerald. Even the editor of the rabid right-wing lapdog Washington Times tonight on Hardball said that all the Bush administration can hope for is bad or worse, not good or bad.
And I can only wonder what will happen to Miller, Keller and Sulzberger. I wouldn't be surprised if you saw, to force their resignations, a mass walkout of everyone at the NYT except, of course, the total tools John Tierney and William Safire.
The parallels are interesting--the first with the Clinton impeachment, which was over perjury, and the second with Jayson Blair, who was simply too lazy to do his job, rather than being a planted propagandist who helped nudge us toward war. If the original incidents were enough for such outrage and such radical action, what of these?
Sometimes the farce comes before the tragedy in history.
But I wonder...what will happen when this administration completely collapses, finally, under the overwhelming weight of its own bullshit?
Perhaps we should invite Al Gore to finally serve his rightful term?
¶ Tuesday, October 25, 2005 0 Comments
Cheney told Libby, Libby told Miller. And Libby seems to have originally told the grand jury the opposite.
Oh, and incidentally, Tenet told Cheney. So not only did Cheney get his information directly from the CIA, there is now the possibility that Tenet betrayed the CIA. Suddenly that medal makes all the sense in the world.
Either Rove gave up Libby, Libby gave up Rove and Cheney, or Novak is singing a fine old medley for them even now. I can only imagine what kind of indictments we'll see this Wednesday from the implacable Mr. Fitzgerald. Even the editor of the rabid right-wing lapdog Washington Times tonight on Hardball said that all the Bush administration can hope for is bad or worse, not good or bad.
And I can only wonder what will happen to Miller, Keller and Sulzberger. I wouldn't be surprised if you saw, to force their resignations, a mass walkout of everyone at the NYT except, of course, the total tools John Tierney and William Safire.
The parallels are interesting--the first with the Clinton impeachment, which was over perjury, and the second with Jayson Blair, who was simply too lazy to do his job, rather than being a planted propagandist who helped nudge us toward war. If the original incidents were enough for such outrage and such radical action, what of these?
Sometimes the farce comes before the tragedy in history.
But I wonder...what will happen when this administration completely collapses, finally, under the overwhelming weight of its own bullshit?
Perhaps we should invite Al Gore to finally serve his rightful term?
20 October 2005
19 October 2005
Warranted DeLay
Bwahahahahahahaha!!!!
I can't wait for the mug shot.
Bwahahahahahahaha!!!!
I can't wait for the mug shot.
Labels: politics
¶ Wednesday, October 19, 2005 0 Comments
17 October 2005
My Opinion on Judith Miller?
Lying whore that perverted every tenet of journalism and ought to be fired, that's what.
Lying whore that perverted every tenet of journalism and ought to be fired, that's what.
Labels: politics
¶ Monday, October 17, 2005 0 Comments
DeLay To Be Booked...
...in a Texas County jail, just like anyone else, this week.
Heh.
...in a Texas County jail, just like anyone else, this week.
Heh.
Labels: politics
¶ Monday, October 17, 2005 0 Comments
08 October 2005
New Comix
Click here to read a new ongoing graphic novel I'm doing--if you must.
Click here to read a new ongoing graphic novel I'm doing--if you must.
Labels: politics
¶ Saturday, October 08, 2005 0 Comments
03 October 2005
When It Rains, It Pours
Two more indictments against DeLay!
Two more indictments against DeLay!
Labels: politics
¶ Monday, October 03, 2005 0 Comments
The Prez Really Should Get Out More
It's true, he does only know ten people.
It's true, he does only know ten people.
Labels: politics
¶ Monday, October 03, 2005 0 Comments
