Dumbass.
Who am I talking about? Senator Harry Reid.
In an interview Thursday in his Capitol office, Reid broadly defended his decisions to accept the tickets and to take several actions benefiting disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff's clients and partners as they donated to him.
"I'm not goody-two-shoes. I just feel these events are nothing I did wrong," Reid said.
Been here at work... 31 straight hours. "Ever seen a complete network failure?"
It ain't fucking pretty.
Judge Strikes Down Georgia Ban on Gay Marriage
ATLANTA - A judge has struck down Georgia's ban on same-sex marriages, saying a measure overwhelmingly approved by voters in 2004 violated a provision of the state constitution that limits ballot questions to a single subject.
you know President Bush is lying when he says no one "listened" to domestic calls. And why hasn't anyone asked about email?
Hmmmm...
Everyone has such a short memory. Remember the FBI's Carnivore program?
Assistant FBI Director Donald Kerr has been quoted as saying:
sending 6,000 National Guard to guard our ports?
Joey - never really got going. Never really develop a story line worth watching.
Surface - I was hooked. Disappointed that NBC won't take a chance.
E-Ring - crap. Glad to see it gone. CBS' Unit did it right.
Teachers - S U C K E D. Terrible.
Four Kings - liked it. Really surprised it failed. Should have introduced a couple more characters to attract a larger audience.
Heist - really, really bad writing and acting...
Conviction - See above.
Fear Factor - 'bout damn t
Bush is closing in on the unpopularity level of President Richard Nixon (24 percent) at the moment of his resignation in 1974 over the Watergate scandal.
Yup.
It's that bad folks.
Just too bad the 71% that think he sucks couldn't have voted differently in 2000 or 2004.
Today's playlist should answer that question easily enough:
Then change the location to Iraq and the name to Combat Support Hospital.
Oh, ditch the actors, too.
Democrats Oppose GOP Health Coverage Bill
By Kevin Freking, Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON - Senate Democrats pledged Tuesday to fight provisions in Republican-backed legislation that they said would reduce health insurance coverage for millions.
Here ya go:
Bush Challenges Hundreds of Laws
President cites powers of his office
By Charlie Savage, Globe Staff | April 30, 2006
WASHINGTON -- President Bush has quietly claimed the authority to disobey more than 750 laws enacted since he took office, asserting that he has the power to set aside any statute passed by Congress when it conflicts with his interpretation of the Constitution.
Mostly for Sam...
Erstad is on the DL. Again. GA is headed for the DL. Again. Colon is ailing. Again.
Yup. Going to be hard to keep up in the West with everyone hurting and no catcher.
Kansas lawmakers just realized that children were marrying adults in their lovely, god-fearing state... a 14-year-old pregnant girl married her 22-year-old boyfriend. A 37-year-old housewife married her son's 15-year-old friend. And so on...
So, the House voted 119 - 0 to raise the age to... 15. And the Senate passed it 36 - 4.
I won't comment on the 4 dissenters.
Yup.
This time next year: 0%
Arizona Posse to Arrest Illegal Immigrants
By Amanda Lee Myers, Associated Press Writer
Phoenix - A posse of 100 volunteers and sheriff's deputies will patrol the Phoenix area and arrest any illegal immigrants, the county sheriff said.
Function reject.
