Summing Up Weekend News-07/18/2004
Some summaries of the news for the weekend ending July 18, 2004
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Some summaries of the news for the weekend ending July 18, 2004
Read moreCan the CIA be that bad? In an effort to cover for the Bush Administration’s misuse of and lies about intelligence reports about Iraq’s WMD, the Senate Committee report on the Iraqi Intelligence SNAFU’s places all the blame on the CIA. I think its misplaced.
Read moreWe attended the rally for John Kerry and John Edwards in St. Petersburg last night. It was an interesting time.
Read moreCongress today announced that the Office of President of the United States will be outsourced to overseas interests as of June 30th,the end of this fiscal year. The move is being made to save $400K a year in salary, a record $521 billion in deficit expenditures and related overhead.
Read moreMy review the really important news for June 24th, 2004. Includes information on the XXXChurch and the Pot-Smoking Dominatrix running for election.
Read moreI see at the end of this brief article (Yahoo! News – Source: Embattled Connecticut Gov. to Resign) that John
Read moreI have always been a person who took pride in America and choked up at the playing of the National Anthem, or felt that swelling pride on hearing America The Beautiful. Today, I?m ashamed and frightened for what we are allowing the country to become. I honestly fear for the continuation of our democracy.
Read moreRonald Reagan’s funeral is a time of reflection for all. While many disagree with his policies and agenda, there is no doubt he left a long lasting legacy.
Read moreRonald Reagan’s funeral is a time of reflection for all. While many disagree with his policies and agenda, there is no doubt he left a long lasting legacy.
Read moreRonald Reagan’s funeral is a time of reflection for all. While many disagree with his policies and agenda, there is no doubt he left a long lasting legacy.
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