Where Oh Where is Katherine Harris
Those of you that remember the 2000 election will remember that Rep. Kathering Harris, then Secretary of State, was the
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Those of you that remember the 2000 election will remember that Rep. Kathering Harris, then Secretary of State, was the
Read moreIts interesting the this John O’Neill guy picked the name, Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, since he’s not very concerned
Read moreJust a day after deciding to withhold payments to Haliburton because they can’t seem to account for everything, the Army has reversed itself, and decided it will be okay after all.
Read moreSince the beginning of 2003, King George has mentioned bin Laden’s name on only 10 occasions. And on six of
Read moreWell, the latest Senate Candidate from IL, Alan Keyes, along with saying that Barack Obama isn’t black enough, is also
Read moreYesterday, Bob Herbert reported on another highly suspicious Florida initiative: state police officers have gone into the homes of elderly African-American voters – including participants in get-out-the-vote operations – and interrogated them as part of what the state says is a fraud investigation.
Read moreThe Federal Bureau of Investigation has been questioning political demonstrators across the country, and in rare cases even subpoenaing them, in an aggressive effort to forestall what officials say could be violent and disruptive protests at the Republican National Convention in New York.
Read moreIt seems that a report last Friday in the Wall Street Journal indicates that the National Archives and the Justice Department (that would be the Bush/Aschcroft Justice Department) have indicated that “no original materials are missing and nothing Mr. Berger reviewed was withheld from the commission investigating the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks.”
Read moreA four month investigation by a Philadelphia researcher, independently confirmed by a RAW story, “finally proves that President George W. Bush did not successfully complete his service with the Texas Air National Guard.
Read more“Politicians will stretch the truth. They’ll exaggerate their accomplishments, paper over their gaffes. Spin has long been the lingua franca of the political realm. But George W. Bush and his administration have taken ‘normal’ mendacity to a startling new level far beyond lies of convenience. On top of the usual massaging of public perception, they traffic in big lies, indulge in any number of symptomatic small lies, and, ultimately, have come to embody dishonesty itself. They are a lie. And people, finally, have started catching on. “
Read moreCan you get any more controversial than mixing politics and religion? While George Bush is trying to lay claim to
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