I’ll Bet Your Governor Didn’t Appear Nude in a Magazine in the 70s
Topics: California,
Politics |
Just this morning, I was thinking there was nothing to the story circulating around Florida of U.S. Rep. Mark Foley (R-Palm Beach) being improper toward a male teenaged former page in email.
And when I’m wrong, I’m wrong big.
ABC is reporting Foley just resigned.
Here’s the background:
The boy served as a page to a Louisiana congressman last […]
Topics: Closeted Republicans,
Politics |
Faction Jackson: Housing and Urban Development Secretary Alphonso Jackson got in trouble in May for telling a Dallas business meeting that loyalty to President Bush was a prerequisite for receiving HUD contracts. Pensito Review covered the first report of the speech here and Jackson’s half-assed mea culpa here.
‘People [expletive] dog-out the president but still […]
Topics: Uncategorized |
…Every time you hear Bush say he’d rather fight them “over there” than here, do you cringe at the effect these words must have on every Iraqi who hears them? I mean let’s just come right out and say to these people who have lost thousands of friends and family members — not to mention […]
Topics: Uncategorized |
Women’s rights, men’s rights — human rights — all are threatened by the ever-present specter of war so destructive now of human material and moral values as to render victory indistinguishable from defeat.
— Rosika Schwimmer (1877-1948), American pacifist, feminist
Topics: Uncategorized |
‘g skil ekki: It’s official - the Soviet Union no longer poses a threat to Iceland, and, as of tomorrow, the U.S. military presence that held Nazism and Communism at bay for 65 years will end. Despite the fact that the Berlin Wall fell in 1989, heralding the break-up of the USSR, the U.S. has […]
Topics: Iraq |
AOL has an online poll up in which you are asked to rank the last four presidents from best to worst. As of 5:40 AM Pacific, Ronald Reagan was ahead of Bill Clinton but George W. Bush was safely last, behind his father.
History has been kind to Reagan. Personally, I found it hard to […]
Topics: Uncategorized |
MORE ADS- larrykissell.com
In North Carolina’s 8th Congressional District, Democrat Larry Kissell is running against Republican Rep. Robin Hayes, who is a principal heir to the founder of Cannon Mills, a cotton mill empire that dominated the southern Piedmont of North Carolina for most of the Twentieth Century.
In the ad above, Kissell comes across as being […]
Topics: Uncategorized |