Friday, August 31, 2007
Todays Required Bathroom Reading
Click below for Daily Kos Diary from kharma via Digby:
"My Uncomfortable Experience in a Public Mens Room"
And Since It's Friday...
Arrivederci! Abu Gonzo. Be seein' you in 'court' for Contempt of Congress, little man.
Auf Weidersehen! Ol' Smelly Turdblossum. Weidersehen? NICHTS!!! Mögen wir dich nie überhaupt wieder sehen!
Au Revoir! Tony Snowjob. I think you were the nicest of the lot, but your job did not change much from your previous employment, did it. No wonder the paycut hurt.
I hear the kegger party's in Crawford.
MSNBC...
I'll Say It Again, Tucker Carlson Is A Dick
When hit on in a men's room ...goes out and get his friend and returns to bash the guy's head into a stall....
Says he has a lot of gay friends. Still?
Larry Craig; I wanna be your nasty bathroom boy
I found the MTP set to music witk "Reverand" Ted, and Rush doin' the "Oxycontin"
Senator Larry Craig (R-ID) Is Not Gay
He has just only achieved the level of clinical 'homosexual' lost in the deep closet of his own making.
Pathetic, yet deserving of all the scorn heaped upon him by those compassionate conservative Republican "friends" of his.
Then there is this Craigian quote on Meet the Press in 1999 during those troubled yet oh so innocent times of yore:
SEN. CRAIG: It’s a, “Bad boy, Bill Clinton. You’re a naughty boy.” The American people already know that Bill Clinton is a bad boy, a naughty boy. I’m going to speak out for the citizens of my state, who in the majority think that Bill Clinton is probably even a nasty, bad, naughty boy.
If Larry Craig were Gay
"Thank you very much for 'coming out' today" meets Avenue Q. No toe tapping in the loo to this one...
Been Away Awhile.
Anything happen while I was away?
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
MICHAEL VICK . . . a HISTORY of STUPIDITY . . . REALLY!!!
Rich, talented, good-looking . . . just not the sharpest knife in the drawer, hey Mikey? And . . . oh yeah . . . he's a sadistic, dog-abusing bastard, too. Vick, you prick, I hope you enjoy your new "cage." And I hear the "cuisine" at The Big House is worse than dog meat . . . more like dog shit. Bon appetit!!!
ANIMAL RESCUE
http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com/
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Nicholle Wallace in the White House?
The candidate who seems to be adopting (Karl Rove's) his style and methods the most so far? Hillary Rodham Clinton.
At least that's what Nicolle Wallace thinks. The former Bush White House communications director, who worked closely with Rove, said that Clinton "has almost operationalized the whole idea of turning your weakness into strength, message discipline that is almost pathological -- she does not get off message for any reason -- and never skipping an opportunity to exploit her opponent's weaknesses.
She pops up everywhere, doesn't she. Where Nicole goes, really bad things tend to happen.
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
LET ME BORROW THAT TOP!
-Tuesday Smooches-
Monday, August 13, 2007
Shhhhshhhh Now, Buh Bye!!
Karl, puhlease, PUHHLEEEEZE pause long enough for the door TO HIT YOU SOUNDLY IN THE ASS!
Sunday, August 12, 2007
Final Orchid in Full Glory
Monday, August 6, 2007
Contitutional Traitors
No Republicans voted against the bill. The following Democrats voted for it:
Evan Bayh (Indiana); Tom Carper (Delaware); Bob Casey (Pennsylvania); Kent Conrad (North Dakota); Dianne Feinstein (California); Daniel Inouye (Hawai‘i); Amy Klobuchar (Minnesota); Nancy Mary Landrieu (Louisiana); Blanche Lincoln (Arkansas); Claire McCaskill (Missouri); Barbara Mikulski (Maryland); Bill Nelson (Florida); Ben Nelson (Nebraska); Mark Pryor (Arkansas); Ken Salazar (Colorado); Jim Webb (Virginia).
Here's a link to the House vote. Amazingly, 2 Republicans voted against.
Again from MeteorBlades, Democrat Reps who kissed Bush's ass:
These are the Dems who ... failed us. Who failed our country.
Jason Altmire (4th Pennsylvania)John Barrow (12th Georgia) Blue Dog
Melissa Bean (8th Illinois) Blue Dog
Dan Boren (2nd Oklahoma) Blue Dog
Leonard Boswell (3rd Iowa)
Allen Boyd (2nd Florida) Blue Dog
Christopher Carney (10th Pennsylvania) Blue DogBen Chandler (6th Kentucky) Blue Dog
Rep. Jim Cooper (5th Tennessee) Blue Dog
Jim Costa (20th California) Blue Dog
Bud Cramer (5th Alabama) Blue Dog
Henry Cuellar (28th Texas)
Artur Davis (7th Alabama)
Lincoln Davis (4th Tennessee) Blue Dog
Joe Donnelly (2nd Indiana) Blue Dog
Chet Edwards (17th Texas)
Brad Ellsworth (8th Indiana) Blue Dog
Bob Etheridge (North Carolina)
Bart Gordon (6th Tennessee) Blue Dog
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (South Dakota) Blue Dog
Brian Higgins (27th New York)
Baron Hill (9th Indiana) Blue Dog
Nick Lampson (23rd Texas) Blue Dog
Daniel Lipinski (3rd Illinois)
Jim Marshall (8th Georgia) Blue Dog
Jim Matheson (2nd Utah) Blue Dog
Mike McIntyre (7th North Carolina) Blue Dog
Charlie Melancon (3rd Louisiana) Blue Dog
Harry Mitchell (5th Arizona)
Colin Peterson (7th Minnesota) Blue Dog
Earl Pomeroy (North Dakota) Blue Dog
Ciro Rodriguez (23rd Texas) Blue Dog
Mike Ross (4th Arkansas) Blue Dog
John Salazar (3rd Colorado) Blue Dog
Heath Shuler (11th North Carolina) Blue Dog
Vic Snyder (2nd Arkansas)
Zachary Space (18th Ohio) Blue Dog
John Tanner (8th Tennessee) Blue Dog
Gene Taylor (4th Mississippi) Blue Dog
Timothy Walz (1st Minnesota)
Charles A. Wilson (6th Ohio) Blue Dog
Enablers All!
From Balkinization:
The key provision of S.1927 is new section 105A of FISA (see page 2), which categorically excludes from FISA's requirements any and all "surveillance directed at a person reasonably believed to be located outside of the United States.
"For surveillance to come within this exemption, there is no requirement that it be conducted outside the U.S.; no requirement that the person at whom it is "directed" be an agent of a foreign power or in any way connected to terrorism or other wrongdoing; and no requirement that the surveillance does not also encompass communications of U.S. persons. Indeed, if read literally, it would exclude from FISA any surveillance that is in some sense "directed" both at persons overseas and at persons in the U.S.
"BOO!!!"
"CRASH!!!" goes the constitution.
Does anyone remember this:
"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized."
Can you hear me now?
George can.
And we all know we can trust him and Gonzo and his politicized Justice goons to use discretion and limit his extra-constitutional FISA activities to terrorism investigations.
and "they hate us for our freedoms".
What's left of them anyway.