Don't ask why I know this, but the president managed to use the word "forward" a full 15 times in his press conference today. Fifteen times. Number of times he said "backward": zero.
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What's today's message from the president? Forward!!!Don't ask why I know this, but the president managed to use the word "forward" a full 15 times in his press conference today. Fifteen times. Number of times he said "backward": zero. The monthly grim reaper report on layoffsThe *Bureau of Labor Statistics today released its report on "mass layoffs" for the month of September. No, it isn't really getting better.
*The BLS release includes (at the end) a table of all mass layoffs from October 2002 through September 2006. Ideas missing in actionAmazing how fast some slogans and concepts drift out of date and out of the public consciousness. It's the fate of many ideas assocated with the president and his friends, especially over the last year to a year and a half. Seems to me that the following are definitely now MIA (missing in action): Quotes of the day:In the past few years, all Americans have faced real challenges, ranging from the war to catastrophic hurricanes. But these challenges do not change, nor should they diminish, the fundamental facts about our economy and our progress in the war on terror. As the election draws closer, take a break from the rhetoric and consider the facts. They clearly demonstrate that the Republican approach is working for America.David Dreier, Republican congressman from California.
[Any more doubts that the sleazy and/or insane get readily elected and reelected in the United States?] Conrad [Burns] wouldn't do something crooked, so how in the world this Abramoff slipped in some funny money, I don't know. Conrad would not do something that devious or that crooked. He's a better man than that.Chuck Hauptman, 84-year old Billings Montana geologist, explaining how he knows that Montana Senator Conrad Burns did nothing wrong in his dealings with Jack Abramoff.
[Any more questions on how the sleazy and/or insane manage to get elected and reelected in the United States?] Wonder if "the education president" even reads about thisSimple question for every single American who works for a living: has your income gone up 35% over the last five years? If not, it's gonna be harder to pay for college for your kids, according to a study just released by the College Board. Quotes of the day:If Bush and Cheney were being sincere, then they're lying to themselves; if not, they're lying to the rest of us. My money is on the latter.Columnist Eugene Robinson, addressing recent statements by Bush that "We've never been 'stay the course' " and by Cheney that the Iraqi government is doing "remarkably well."
Both [the leaders of North Korea and Iran] are like Hitler, who was willing to see his own people decimated and his own country reduced to rubble rather than quit when it was obvious to all that he could not win. If you can imagine Hitler with a few nuclear weapons to use to vent his all-consuming hatreds in a lost cause, you can see what a nuclear North Korea or a nuclear Iran would mean for America and the world.Thomas Sowell, conservative columnist, playing "the Hitler card" as he laments something or other about the fact that the Democrats appear poised to take back congress, or that the media care more about Foley than N. Korea and Iran, or..... In Case You Were Wondering....Here's a royal cutie I found over at YouTube. Guess who it stars? Guess what it says?......... Finally, the MSM discovers the potential for electoral fraudMy wife goes apoplectic when the subject of voting integrity comes up. How in the f'ing world, she wonders loudly, can the Democrats and the media simply continue to ignore such a serious problem with the fundamental activity on which our democracy rests? Well, ABC News finally reports that Electronic voting machines could skew elections. Better late than never, right? But, as usual, the report deals only with a piece--though obviously a crucial piece--of the overall problem. For the record: Prescott Bush and the NazisThis was publicly reported in England back in 2004, but didn't get nearly as much play here as it did there. For the record, here's the link to The Guardian story on the connection between Prescott Bush and companies run by, and apparently for, the Nazis in Germany in the 1930s and early 1940s. Who's Really Off Their Meds, Pray Tell?You have to wonder, at times, about Rush Lardbutt and his inability to focus on reality at times... |
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