Using a Raw Story link, I got to this file of PDF docs of Abramoff-related e-mails that the Indian Affairs Cmtee obtained.

A group called Priests for Life has announced a "Prayer campaign" in advance of the 2006 elections:

Oh, look! Rick Santorum showing off his gullibility again......

Nothing is more amusing in a sickening kind of way than a blatant religious rip-off.  Which is just what we got here, folks.

Raw Story is reporting that the House Judiciary Committee has passed a Resolution [introduced by Robert Wexler of Fla last month] calling on the Justice Department to turn over all requests made by the National Security Agency and other federal agencies to telephone service providers to obtain information without a warrant.

The new Bush mantra is that we are making serious progress in Iraq, that the cooperation between U.S. forces and Iraqi forces is producing real results that will, in turn, produce real peace and unity.

Maybe.  But take a look at these two items to hit the news today and see if you think that mantra will turn out to be anything but a mantra.

Open mouth, insert foot, apply welding rod and current. Seems Crooks and Liars has a cute clip.....

Bill O'Reilly is....well, no profanity.  But this buffoon of the "no spin zone" fame is one gigantic propagandist, or one monumental moron.  The choice is yours.

Now Bill thinks he knows Taxes.

Over at the Huffington Post, writer Steve Young has a great piece titled If the Media Reported on Democrats the Way they Report on Republicans.

Things are pretty bad when the best mainstream coverage of the absurd gulf between haves and have nots in America comes from a U.K. magazine that is a cheerleader for free market capitalism.

From The rich, the poor, and the growing gap between them, part of The Economist's Special Report Inequality in America, in the June 17-23 issue:

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