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2006 Cabbagetown Stomp and Chomp Photos
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Just Antigone and Me, but Mostly Antigone
Antigone in a Pedigree commercial?
Cabbagetown in Atlanta, Georgia.
Cricket! I did not know it then, but when he was alive he was my best buddy. I miss him. He was always there for me. I believe he died needlessly.
Little Dog was my best buddy. She was stolen from me.
An inconvenient truth is that members of the Bush Adminsitration, including Colin Powell, implicitly supported Saddam Hussein's gassing of the Kurdish civilians in Halabja. This was the largest use of chemical weapons against a civilian population in history and the U.S. supported it. Read it here
Giuliani's Abortion Muddle. here
Paul Wolfowitz may be out of a job soon, but think of what an amazing resume he'll be shopping around. It will be the resume of Doom. here
Al Gore was right on global warming, on the power of the Internet, and on Iraq. And now he is right about the media's war on reason. Read about it here
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David Corn & James Pinkerton David Corn and Jim Pinkerton deliver another great discussion. | ||
Christopher Hitchens writes of the partners in crime and the depravity of the Nixon-Kissinger double act. here
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Robert Wright & Eli Lake Eli Lake reports from the Surge in Iraq. Maj. Chris Norrie is introduced. | ||
Bob Woodward defends his reporting of George Tenet here
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John Horgan & George Johnson Roseanne Barr, the great bee die off, hummingbirds, those clever jokers crows, the Bill Clinton neuron. Science Saturday rocks. | ||
The rejection of the Bush Administration of the rule of law is now proved. The Wall St. Journal online has published a lengthy and truly astonishing article by Harvard Government Professor Harvey Mansfield, which expressly argues that the power of the President is greater than "the rule of law." Read the evidence here
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Robert Wright & Eli Lake Eli Lake, a conservative, reports on the conditions in Iraq from Iraq. | ||
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John Horgan & George Johnson Neurotheology and the discovery of Kryptonite. Science Saturday is for everyone. | ||
What are conservatives saying about the Virginia Tech shootings? Read the horrible truth here. Blame the victim and not the perpetrator is the conservative creed.
Will he stay or will he go? The Gonzales Deathwatch has begun. Slate put up the Gonzo Meter.
Following the tradition of the likes of the Clintometer which was Slate's Cinton Deathwatch over the Lewinsky scandal Slate now gives us the Gonzo Meter the Deathwatch of Alberto Gonzales.
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Spencer Ackerman & Eli Lake The great liberal and neo-conservative debate during which the neo-conservatives endorse Al Gore!!!! | ||
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Chris Suellentrop & Jacqueline Shire Jackie sifts through Libby-trial data dump for prize-winning memos... Cheney and Libby, media manipulators extraordinaire (Not!)... Novak's piece outing Plame actually a pro-Joe Wilson piece... Libby's memory works fine, actually... A little eye candy for female viewers... What do women want? (cont'd)... Chris and Jackie at the movies... | ||
Much of Washington assumes that leaving Iraq will lead to a bigger bloodbath. It's time to question that assumption.
and listen to a discussion of the benefits of the surge
What should we say about a regime that routinely deprives people of their livelihood for speaking out freely on public issues? What should we say about a place where citizens are forced to listen to propaganda -- or where voters have to run a gantlet of armed police to enter a voting booth? How should we describe a system that distributes bribes, spies on dissidents and threatens everyone who dares to vote the "wrong" way with the direst possible consequences?
That regime exists. It is America today.
Flying saucers and George W. Bush: Once George Bush has got hold of a bad idea he just can't let it go
Read the October 2002 War Resolution here.
And then read what Hillary should do here
Oh what a war. George Bush supports Iranian terrorists in Iraq and then turns around to try to instill fear in us about the strength and success of those he supports. This is insane. Read about it here.
The best get lost message I ever received here
Molly Ivins will be missed.
What Molly Ivins taught women writers.
Molly Ivins lives on like Mark Twain.
When the Texas Legislature is set to convene, every village is about to lose its idiot.
Republicans get angry at the lies they were told by President Bush.
Is Dick Cheney sane? You be the judge.
George Bush is not my commander in chief.
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Robert Wright & Andrew Sullivan A leading conservative writer and blogger discusses the damage the Bush Administration has done to Reagan style conservatism and apologizes for his support of Bush's war on Iraq and the manner in which he attacked those who questioned the wisdom of invading Iraq. | ||
Did President Gerald Ford end nightmares or did he extend some and create others? Here are two views.
1. Our Short National Nightmare.
How President Ford managed to go soft on Iraqi Baathists, Indonesian fascists, Soviet Communists, and the shah ... in just two years.
By Christopher Hitchens
2. Why Pardoning Nixon Was Wrong.
Ignore the cost-free magnanimity of Ford's rehabilitators. You had it right the first time.
By Timothy Noah
The errors in Hitchens´ book on Thomas Paine
Has Hitchens completely lost it?
By John Barrell
How Edward Said took intellectuals for a ride.
The famous professor and Palestine advocate claimed that bigoted Western stereotypes about the Orient support imperialism. But Middle East scholar Robert Irwin proves it was Said who didn´t have the full picture.
By Gary Kamiya
The Pernicious Effects of Banning Words.
By Christopher Hitchens
Sins of the Father. How Bush Family Life Opposes His Rhetoric.
By Michael Kinsley
Namaste
Nirvana Yoga in Cabbagetown, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Ann Althouse (Althouse, University of Wisconsin Law School ) & Amy Sullivan, (The Washington Monthly): November 10, 06:00 AM The so-called "so-called" partial birth abortion statute... The new Senate and the Supreme Court... Dems win!!! So what?... Immigration and the '08 race for Pres... How Dems won Catholic and Evangelical votes... Ann falls into CNN's blogger detention trap... Amy falls for Keith Olbermann... | ||
How the Republicans poison politics.
By Jacob Weisberg
During every crisis in our country's history, there were a few who displayed those characteristics of courage, determination, and leadership to help us overcome the then current danger. Since September 11, 2001, they have been there for America, risking careers, families, and reputations by standing up for truth and justice. They are the 101st Fighting Keyboarders and this is their story.
The Story of the 101st Fighting Keyboarders home page.
Return of the Yellow Dog: A case for voting for the party over the person. By Michael Kinsley |
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Bill Scher (Liberal Oasis, Wait! Don't Move to Canada!, Huffington Post) & Jonah Goldberg (National Review Online, Los Angeles Times): Storming the Oasis Thursday, 06:00 AM Was the Iraq invasion a worthy mistake?... Were (are) permanent bases the real goal?... Is Iraq's democracy legit?... Bill explains how Dems can turn mere victory into mandate... Jonah to Pelosi: Bring it on!... Would Dem victory mean higher taxes?... Which party meddles more?... | ||
This election year has brought us some entertaining political commercials. Here are three of my favorites.
The first one is from the Ned Lamont campaign and speaks to the issue of the habit of the Republicans to spread fear across the land. Why, they have even made us afraid of common bathroom items like toothpaste, mouth wash, and tweezers.
Are you scared or are you just fed up?
The second one is from the Democratic National Committee and speaks to the issue of "Stay the Course" by letting the Republicans speak for themselves.
The third one is from the Victoria Wulsin for Congress campaign and speaks to the issue of Republicans accusing others of being cowards and unpatriotic while their policies damage veterans at home and leave our country less secure.
Send men and women off to war and stab them in the back when they return.
Remember, on November 7, You're the Decider. Vote on November 7.
U.S. generals call for Democratic takeover
Disgusted with the leadership of the Iraq war, two retired generals say the GOP must go. Plus: More than 100 current military personnel join a campaign to get the U.S. out of Iraq -- now.
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Jeffrey Lewis (ArmsControlWonk.com) & Jacqueline Shire (ISIS): Kim Jong-il's Bad Air Day Monday, 06:00 AM You call that a nuke?... The Korea-Qaeda shopping channel... There goes the neighborhood?... N.P.T., R.I.P.?... Whose fault is it anyway?... See and hear it HERE | ||
David Corn (davidcorn.com) & James Pinkerton (New America Foundation) : The Road to Iraq Oct 3, 06:00 AM How Robert Luskin saved Karl Rove... How Laurie Mylroie seduced Cheney and Libby... How Cheney seduced Bush... Is Iran Iraq all over again?... The Iran-Chalabi connection... David to Hitchens: Repent!... Bush, the Oedipal "dry drunk"... See and hear it HERE | ||
Get your "You're the Decider" gear in time for the November 7 elections.
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