LA Weekly: "[Ray Bradbury's] fear in 1953 that television would kill books has, he says, been partially confirmed by television’s effect on substance in the news."
And Barry Bonds has been indicted...
And very good news: the International Monetary Fund has read their email and is finally moving ahead with debt relief for Liberia.
And don't forget there's a Democratic Debate Open Thread going on tonight, too.
Church Member Defends NC Pastor: LGBT People 'Worthy of Death'
John Heilemann Betrays Media's Real Interest
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John Fugelsang: Only in America Can You Be Pro-Death Penalty, Pro-Torture... and Still Call Yourself Pro-Life |
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Bill Maher Knocks Liberty University: It Cheapens My Degree From a Real School |
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this crowd had the makings of the best british cabinet we never had.
How on earth did you remember this, and then find it to post here?! You go bluegal!
anyone know of a link to watch the entire Debate from tonight?
hello all, scarlet here with the usual message:
http://freewayblogger.blogspot.com/2007/11/by-numbers.html
cardboard, paint, freeways... you know the drill.
Nothing more shallow than pre-recorded confirmation.
Reminds me of that booth in Demolition Man where the video screen was telling the depressed guy how he inspires "joy-joy feelings in those around him."
Anyone up for a rousing game of Paranoia after this? Don't forget to take your happy pills.
very disappointing to see the Barry Bonds thing on C&L. Talk about a non-issue. If I can find it on cnn.com, my favorite blog does not need to be reporting it.
RCMP = Real Cops Murder People!
Not sure if this was covered in last night's open thread, but a new video surfaced yesterday showing the October 14th murder of Robert Dziekanski at Vancouver International Airport at the hands of four RCMP officers.
Regardless of anyone taking issue with the term 'murder' in this incident, there are a few unarguable facts surrounding this case, not the least of which were the bald-faced lies told to the media and the public about what had occurred. The RCMP insisted Dziekanski, who had cleared security areas to be where he was (therefore could not have had a weapon), was assaulting the officers prior to being shocked. Although agitated after 10 hours in Customs (given no food or water) after a 10+ hour flight from Poland (his first ever flight), clearly this video shows Dziekanski responding as well as he could to the orders of the 4 RCMP officers, even though he spoke no English. He presented no danger to the officers, but they shocked him multiple times within 25 seconds of arriving at the scene, once clearly while he was down and restrained.
Another lie we heard from the RCMP was the use of pepper spray was not a viable alternative because the area was too crowded. Again, as seen in the video, this is completely false. The 4 RCMP and Dziekanski were the only ones in the room.
Finally, and what is probably most troublesome to me, is the fact that not one of those first-aid trained officers even attempted to revive Dziekanski, even though one of them had called 'code blue'. It also took on-site paramedics over 10 minutes to respond, when they should have been there in 2 minutes, leading to questions of whether the officers bothered to even call the paramedics.
Warning - if you're going to watch the video, keep in mind you're watching the death of someone. I realize many will find it far too disturbing, but some of us need to bare witness to this abusive act of authority.
what ever happened to wolfowitz and his corrupt behavior at the world bank? was there ever any follow up to his blatant misuse of power?
"And don’t forget there’s a Democratic Debate...going on tonight, too."
Well there was a debate between Hillary and Obama and the other candidates were invited to attend as long as they kept quiet.
johnnyRocketpants @ 7:
Did you see Ian Hanomansing grilling the guy at YVR on the news tonight? He totally got stonewalled and kept pressing him, pointing out that he wasn't answering the question, then repeating it...the guy had no answers as to how the same incident at YVR would be handled this evening-new policies won't be in place for awhile.
It'd be nice if Hanomansing would teach some of the morons down here how journalism looks.
At least in Canada, it's opened a nationwide debate over the use of tasers. Down here-I remember in Olympia a guy dropped dead after being tased and it's "Too bad, so sad-next!"
"very disappointing to see the Barry Bonds thing on C&L. Talk about a non-issue. If I can find it on cnn.com, my favorite blog does not need to be reporting it."
Remember all those conservatives who asked "What's the underlying crime?" when Scooter was convicted? Now we'll see whether they'll try to defend Bonds, who's accused of the exact same charges Scooter.
Someone sent me a link where a crazy right winger is threaten my life. I had no idea this post even existed. This is from the News Busters site.
" by Dave R
"Why don't you come knocking on my front door and tell me what words I cannot use here in the USA. Better be quick, cause when that 240g jacketed hollowpoint exits the barrel of my Glock Model 21 .45 acp at around 890 ft/sec and pins your sternem, along with your spine, to the nearest tree, your ass will be dead long before it hits the ground. Then you really will be a spineless liberal.
How's that for free speech you ignorant slut?"
http://newsbusters.org/taxonomy/term/132
As the Senate Judiciary Committee prepared to debate the renewal of FISA revisions made in August, President Bush and his Republican allies in Congress are endorsing a unique double-standard when it comes to immunity for telecommunications firms. Within the United States, they argue, service providers such as AT&T and Verizon must cooperate with U.S. government demands for access to Americans' electronic communications and should be immune from citizens' lawsuits. But in China and elsewhere, as Republican reaction to this week's Yahoo saga suggests, not so much.
For the details, see:
"FISA, Yahoo and the GOP Double-Standard on Telecom Immunity."
Peaceful Palestinian protesters shot by Israeli military:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wu8cugE8axs
Israeli censorship affects American media:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynWjYHP91gA
Good video pic, BG!
Maybe I've just grown to cynical but something smeels damn suspecious about this to me.
US military airspace will be temporarily cleared for commercial airline use to help ease delays during the holiday season travel crunch.
What with the wingnuts praying for another 9/11 I can't help but wonder. And it's not as though bush is known for his helping make things smoother for airline travelers or anything.
smells I mean!!
Linda @ 2:
You can watch the whole movie free, if you have highspeed internet, here: http://www.moviesfoundonline.com/fahrenheit_451.php
Saw this while watching Wired Science on PBS last night. I've only seen this program a few times, but I was really caught off-guard when this guy demonstrated his $59k product by revealing one of Iran's hidden centrifuge facilities! You have to see it to believe it. Cheryl L. pretty much nails it in the comments.
It wouldn't have been so surprising if this was shown on Fox or CNN, though it would still be provocative. I'm surprised Juan Williams didn't do the segment himself. Shame on you, PBS!
http://www.pbs.org/kcet/wiredscience/story/77-touchtable.html
Actually, a new study finds that a sense of moral superiority can lead to unethical acts, such as cheating. In fact, some of the best do-gooders can become the worst cheats.
Diplomats won't be drafted, and L.A. Muslims won't be profiled.
Congress decides to regulate lenders five years too late. The EU supports more free market telecom ownership than us.
miss_kitty @ 10:
No I didn't Miss, and frankly I'm surprised. Our media isn't that much better than anyone else's IMHO, especially within the last 4 or 5 years. Other than the CBC, we aren't any less corporate that your 5th estate. And frankly, our cops seem to be sliding downhill as well. All for one and one for all.
But yes, we seem to be raising a stink about this incident, as we should be (with the exception of a handful of apologists).
mo_dems @ 6:
OK, you hate sports. Fine. Not everyone agrees with you.
1. Barry Bonds is an African-American hero and the Bush administration is determined to take him down. They have not gone after the Caucasian slugger Mark McGwire, for whom rumors have been floated longer than for Bonds.
2. Do we trust the Gonzalez appointees? They would have been fired if this did not have the approval of Bush, even though when he was owner of the Texas Rangers, the whole steroids thing started. Sammy Sosa and Jose Canseco passed through the Rangers roster and have not been investigated, as far as we know.
3. The publicity for this case came from illegally leaked Grand Jury testimony.
If Barry Bonds indictment can draw a clear line showing the wingnut hypocracy of pardoning Scooter Libby to a large segment of the population, then I say play it up like a missing white girl in Aruba.
If you have anything bad to say about Barry Bonds, you're a racist. End of story!
Who cares if Barry Bonds took steroids? If booze and cigarettes are legal why should steroids be outlawed?
The Sauds show their "compassion"
for a rape victim.
Liberia: "Debt relief" sound nice, but there are IMF/World Bank/Corporate strings attached: watch if the diamonds, iron ore, rubber, timber and so on doesn't flow out of the country and the wealth received go to a select few liberians and the corporations they partnership with. Emails... who's working for who? The only way for a sustainable debt relief is for "developing" countries to declare it for themselves.
Baseball.....the boring interval between more worthy endeavors.
To Dennis Hastert,
You are an idiot, and I'm not. Not much to agree on, is there?
Good riddance
What happened to Marion Jones, and now Barry Bonds, is a travesty of the highest order.
All drug testing in all Professional Sports needs to be ended, now.
Either that, or set up parallel sports leagues where drug testing is not done, or required, and let the market decide what the spectating public wants to see.
What I find absolutely amazing is that the vast majority of talking heads, on both the TV news and sports channels, who now have the pitchforks and torches out for Mr. Bonds for screwing with the "holy sanctity and purity" of The Game ,are the very same people that will not bat an eye when it comes to having a little work done to improve their appearance, or will get regular Botox shots.
Or, if presented with the idea of doing in utero fiddling with their kid to select their eye color, intelligence, musical ability, score a 1600 on their SATs, or, whatever, they will not hesitate a second to make sure that their progeny has an edge in life.
Ethics my ass.
It's more like rankest of hypocrisy.
Thank god I'm not alone in this.
It'd be nice to see what former White House Anti-Terrorism Czar, Richard A. Clarke, has to say on this subject.
Oh, wait, he already has.
At length.
Check out his latest cyber-punk novel, Breakpoint, for an alternative point of view.
~nwa
Dustin de Wynde @ 30:
I totally agree. We should shoot athletes full of cocaine before races so that their run faster for our amusement. Great idea! And if you get hurt, why stop to heal -- just take MORE COCAINE! Seems to work for horses (except for that 4 year life-span thing).
Hell, it worked great to get more work out of black dockworkers in the Jim Crow era, why not return to that? It's not like forcing cocaine onto an entire class of labor had any repercussions down the line or anything...
Of course, their hearts may explode... that's OK though. It just opens MORE opportunities for other athletes! Like the little kids... we could even have endorsed products for them, like 'Lil Snorts™, small tubes of cocaine just for child athletes! Now they can be like their heroes! Has anyone locked L.T. into a contract yet? You should get on that...
The best part of all is there are so MANY drugs that we haven't even tried yet! Does taking PCP, Meth, and LSD together make you run faster? Who cares... let's just load up the next batch of meat at Olympics and see what happens! I'll be so proud... until one of them pulls down their pants and eats the throat out of a baby instead of running, anyway... still it's WAY better than just having to sell colored sugar-water to fat diabetic kids as a "sports-drink".
I'm glad you spotted this opportunity...
So who would you believe, Les Moonves, the idiot infamous for his ***king of Katie Couric and Hannah Storm, plus the two-faced, twisted-tongue lawyers he would hire, or Dan Rather, a man who showed intelligence and courage over a long career?
The only significant difference between the Democrat and the Republican presidential candidates is that the Republicans have a couple of fringe CrazyChristianEvangelicalFundamentalistBornAgainRapture freaks who claim to get their guidance directly from some other-worldly creature (and we sure as hell know the insane stupidity that can get us into in a president).
Other than that, once elected, it will be as hard to tell the difference between a Hillary and a Rudy, for example, as between a 'dum' and a 'dee'. They will both be corrupt, pander to the same corporate, monied, and religious interests, compromise the principles on which this country was founded, and use the fear of 'terrorism' to pass their policies.
And none will dare challenge, at extreme peril to their financial furures and media reputations, the primary reason for 'terrorism' in the middle east: the blind, unquestioning support of Israel and it's depredations against the indigenous peoples of the area.
We need to do away with the current two party system, or, at the very least, add to it with a significant, robust third party. There is slim hope in the rising of 'Independent' voter registrations across the country, people who reject both the Dems and The Reps, or are at least will to consider rejecting them if (when) something better comes along.
And isn't it hard to believe that we are a 'Great Nation', when the best we can do in politics is something as corrupt as the Dems and the Reps?
Of all the burning questions of the day: The media 'disappearance' of Paris. did Lindsey 'flash' her jailer, the true sex of Hillary and Rudy, should we keep slaughtering thousands of American troops and hundreds of thousands of innocent children, women and men in an illegal, amoral, insane Iraq war, isn't it nice to know we are keeping our eyes on the ball, by headlining the indictment of Barry Bonds? While Bush and Cheney are allowed to keep playing their murderous, despicable games undisturbed? (And who can guess what freaky substances they may be on?)
Illiteracy killed books. Other than the Bible, which the illiterate can carry and use to kill snakes, and occasionally point to the pictures and fake being ejikatud.
swarmofkillermonkeys @ 31:
Re: Your comments above.
Number one, I'm not advocating shooting anybody full of cocaine, for my, or anyone else's amusement.
Besides that, given the nature of that particular drug, cocaine, I don't believe it would be the first one any athlete would reach for to get an edge over their competition, in any sport.
Of course, your mileage may vary.
What I am talking about is bringing honesty and transparency into Professional Sports, because with what we have now, with this system of banning performance enhancing drugs, is anything but honest and transparent.
And harmful to the health of the athletes that are using these drugs.
Harmful, because they have, and will continue to use these drugs, in an unregulated and un-monitored manner.
Of course there is no way of knowing, but perhaps the recent tragedy of that Pro Wrestler, who was taking steroids to maintain his position at the top of his chosen field, who murdered his wife and son, in a case that's acknowledged to be unchecked 'roid rage', could have been completely avoided, if his use of steroids could have been overseen by a team of medical professionals, instead of using those drugs in an underground manner.
And that's just one case.
Yes, there are major health risks in using performance enhancing drugs, but isn't that the deal Pro Athletes sign up for when they pursue their sports careers? Just playing at that level, without using drugs, already carries with it a plethora of physical risks, and adding the use of these drugs hardly diminishes the pre-existing physical dangers that are inherent in a sports career.
Eliminate the drug testing, but make it mandatory for those that are using these drugs do it in an informed manner, with regulation and monitoring.
You're certainly not going to stop athletes, in this money driven culture of ours, to stop using performance enhancing drugs. Not when the difference for them is that an athlete who is performing at their natural peak can get signed for $2 million a year, and with the use of these drugs, they can command a $20 million a year sports contract.
If they want to use the drugs fine, let them, and have them sign a waiver with their health insurance companies that if health problems arise for them done the road, then they'll have to pay more for their health care.
Now, as far as preserving the innocence of the children go, and having their sports role models set a life example for them goes, well, what do you prefer?
Lying to the kids instead?
Is that a better strategy?
By that I mean, how do reconcile telling children:
"Performance enhancing drugs = bad, bad, bad"
And then turn around and pump 6 million American kids a day, every day, full of a form of amphetamine, known as Ritalin, so that they will perform better in school?
Don't know about you, but I find that pair of statements just as baffling, and confusing, as when a parent smacks their kid and tells them to "never hit anybody smaller than you."
Kids are real good at spotting contradictions, and tend not trust those who present them with conflicting statements.
Now, I'd like you to imagine that a drug comes to market, with little or no side-effects, that vastly improves human memory.
Would you want the guy that prepares your taxes to not take it? Or your attorney that's representing you in a capital crime case in which you've been falsely accused? Or your kid that is studying for his SATs, because that would give them an "unfair" advantage?
Do you know reasonable person that wouldn't want that kind of chemical support with so much at stake?
Again, I find it amazing that the ones in the media that are now dog-piling on Barry Bonds are the same ones that have had plastic surgery to improve their appearance, (Greta van Sustern you have a call on the White Courtesy Telephone), or are botoxed to the max.
It'd be funny if it didn't feel like 21st Century Version of the Salem Witch Trials. Freaking Puritans never left American culture, and I wish they would.
~nwa
The Dollar is in danger of collapsing. Even Jay-Z has ditched it, seeing his newest clip. He's seen flashing a bundle of Euros. Also, he's not driving an American car, but a British Bentley.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmg9AhNZCdY
What I think is funny is that the Internet is killing television. Probably not a moment too soon.
Daily Reading pt 1...
HEY DEMS....you want to lose the next election, keep going down this road!!!
Democratic Leaders Poised to Sabotage Hope for Renewable Energy - http://www.alternet.org/environment/67793/
"Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid said that they would jettison the renewable energy provisions in both the House and Senate versions of the 2007 energy bill, in the interest of passing a bill before the Thanksgiving. Representatives of the renewable energy industry were dismayed by the Democrats' abandonment.
"This is basically Congress delivering an early Christmas present to the American public -- and it's a lump of coal. We are feeling disgusted because this energy bill goes right back to maintaining the status quo."
"Last week the American Solar Energy Society released a report on the economic benefits of investment in renewable energy, finding that major investments in renewables and energy efficiency retrofits could produce 40 million jobs and generate $4.5 trillion in US revenue by 2030."
If they do this, no money from me, no vote from me.....I've called & left messages with Reid & Pelosi...you can too: Wash offices - Pelosi: 202-225-0100, Reid: 202-224-3542
No tax incentives for solar & wind conversions, no real budget money for those technologies!!! With Oil poised to go to $200 a barrel if Bush bombs Iran and they're pulling this crap??? Take 10 seconds & fill this out please: http://www.democracyinaction.org/dia/organizationsORG/votesolar/campaign...
Coal Industry Sponsored Last night’s CNN Democratic Presidential Debate - http://thinkprogress.org/2007/11/15/clean-coal-sponsors-debate/
There is no silver bullet you Oil, Coal, Nuke power morons....look, there is a finite amount of Oil, Coal, & Uranium...period, end of story....we have to be diverse and solar, wind are here as long as the planet is here....and if we get a handle on water resources, we may be able to use that as well...the answer is diversity, inclusion, & conservation...which runs contrary to everything a right wingnut stands for
US power company linked to Bush is named in database as a top polluter: "But it is the enormous carbon footprint of Southern Company – among the largest financiers of Republican Party politicians – which has raised eyebrows. Southern's employees handed George Bush $217,047 to help him get elected, and they and the company have contributed an extraordinary $6.2m to Republican campaigns since 1990."
- http://news.independent.co.uk/world/americas/article3166414.ece
Of course....the world's worst polluter is the best friend & financier of the worst president ever...
Tomgram: As the World Burns (Article about the water wars happening now in the US South, especially Georgia - home of praying for rain, but not asking people to sacrifice for common good) - http://www.tomdispatch.com/post/174863
Gas costs propel consumer prices higher - http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071115/ap_on_bi_go_ec_fi/economy;_ylt=Ajb18...
"Consumers are getting squeezed between falling house prices, rising mortgage payments and now rising oil prices," said David Wyss, chief economist at Standard & Poor's in New York. All thanks to right wingnut policies
Sirota debunks one of the biggest right wingnut/free marketists myths: David Sirota: Election '08 Meets The Great Education Myth - http://commonsense.ourfuture.org/election_08_meets_great_education_myth
Its conniving, evil driven intentions are to condemn public education & push the idea of no government & privatization of all functions
In Reality: without public education, there is no middle class, there is no economy, there is no democracy, the United States of America ceases to exist...which is what Republicans & right wingnuts wish for...an oligarcy and a good ol boy corporatocracy
In truth & in their practice...they despise democracy & competition and in their bizarro world, monopolies are good & no regulation protects consumers....and the night is light & day is dark
Daily Reading pt 2....
Disaster in the making: 'Does the Justice Department want a replay of Florida's presidential voting debacle? Because that's exactly what could happen here if the department gets its way in a suit against New York's Board of Elections.'
- http://www.nydailynews.com/opinions/2007/11/12/2007-11-12_disaster_in_th...
Cheney's own logic FOR impeachment - http://www.afterdowningstreet.org/?q=node/28718
WTF? Newsweek Hires Karl Rove as Contributor to "Balance" Markos Moulitsas; That's a sense of balance?? - http://thinkprogress.org/2007/11/15/karl-rove-newsweek/
When Will Laura Bush Go to Saudi Arabia and Advocate for This Woman? Never, Because Laura is Just a Propaganda Puppet. So Bush's Best Buddies in Saudi Arabia Will Nearly Kill a Woman by Lashing Her 200 Times After She Was Gang Raped. You Read That Right. - http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/11/15/africa/ME-GEN-Saudi-Justice.php
In South Carolina, John McCain Laughs off a Bigoted Republican (Redundancy Alert) Questioner Asking "How Do We Beat the Bi*tch?" and Tells Her, "That's An Excellent Question." For that, John McCain is the BuzzFlash GOP Hypocrite of the Week.
- http://gophypocrites.com/2007/11/hyp07046.html
Fox News Porn:
http://foxnewsporn.com/
Supposedly, the indictment is based on documents taken from BALCO Labs, which shows a positive result for anabolic steroids.
I'm wondering how that negates Bonds' statement that he never knowingly took performance-enhancing drugs. It would have to be established that he had grounds for a reasonable belief that this is what Conte/Anderson were offering, and that he was actually informed of the results.
And the 'It's All Because of Steroids' angle reduces a home run to a 'Ugh! Me Caveman, Hit Ball!' stunt, instead of a complex interaction involving the pitch, timing, hand-eye coordination, and so on.
But if Barry gets the maximum sentence, I'd like to know why Scooter ain't warming a cell ...
Shadowgm @ 42:
"Pardon me?"
Bush and Condi traverse the Path of the Righteous Ones.
Shoot 'em up!
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Shadowgm @ 42:
Hogwash! Steroids also, and more importantly, improves recovery of injuries, large and small. If Barry was (snicker) juicing, he was most certainly benefiting from enhanced recovery. IMHO premiere athletes can recover on there own, otherwise Mario Lemieux would be the best hockey player in the world, not Gretzky.
Word, MoFo! Barry gets top bunk.
The best way to make Russert look better is smear KY jelly on the camera lens.
the truth is that clintons another loosing presidential candidate like john kerry was and after the repigs fix the 08 election and we get our ass handed to us again by diebold and voter registration fraud hillery will like kerry come on tv smileing and say fuck it its over get used to stolen elections , but say she does win , whats the difference its going to be four more yrs of haveing a bush without a pecker in the whitehouse, sure hope i spell all this right , hillery says she,ll keep special opps troops in iraq to guard that embassy , and train more iraqy troops, have special opps troops handy to fight alkida attacks , so thiers nothing new there, hillery kisses bushes ass everytime he wants something shes just another repig , shes the best we got to run? jesus a corporate whore is all she is and either way it goes thiers going to be no joy in mudville, kucinich is the only chance we got to get an honest president !the worst thing the repigs have on him is he was once a poor man , the horror!
Actually TV is making me read more. Right now I'm reading at the same time The Phantom Detective, Capt. Underpants, The Lone Ranger and Beowulf.
Preacher Boob @ 46:
And then shove the camera up his ass?
Preacher Boob @ 35:
I dunno, I always rather like the Song of Solomon.
http://ebible.org/kjv/Song.htm
"My beloved put in his hand by the hole of the door, and my bowels were moved for him."
Pass the toilet paper and a douche!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeWQwOaz2lI
P.S: That's not really Kate Bush.
Glen Beck is calling 911 truthers terrorist. Whitehouse will not do proper investigation and even lee hamiliton call the commission report a whitewash. Why are people who want to know the truth being branded as lunitics when we feel everything that has taken down this country started that day of Sept 11.
ysbaddaden @ 48:
I knew someone would get it.
Nobody Asked Me, But...
Preacher Boob @ 51:
If you really wanna be sick, check out Bush ("phony") crying on Veteran's Day, over at YouTube. If you try to post a comment, the nazis at YouTube won't post it unless it's as nauseating as the ones you'll find there now. Grab a sack to be sick in, and click here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGvnZskX5Yc
ysbaddaden @ 53:
You guys!!! (tee hee hee)
Real Men Don't Eat Quiche
or tee hee.
GOP Warns the DNC of Backlash
Who is the GOP pointing to who will "lead this backlash" against the DNC? that's the problem with the GOP nonsense. Next time the GOP claims that there is going to be a "backlash" against the DNC, ask the GOP to identify -- by demographic -- who that group is. It doesn't exist. If the DNC dares to stand up to the President and GOP:
- DNC Membership are not going to switch sides, and support the GOP.
- GOP Membership is not going to leave teh DNC to support the GOP.
There is no "other group" that is going to "newly oppose" the DNC if the DNC dares to stand up to the President or GOP.
Fundamentally, when is the GOP giving "campaign advice" -- that the DNC is listening to -- to the DNC?
Here's the reality: GOP Reminders to the DNC of a "Blacklash" Are Illusions
The "non committed voters" are non-committed because they do not want to side with losers. if the DNC caves, that's losing; as long as the GOP continues to bungle it operations in Iraq, and the DNC refuses to throw this problem at the GOP -- where it belongs -- the non-committed are not inclined to support either the GOP or DNC.
GOP Leadership Problem @ 57:
ysbaddaden @ 56:
I do both. Whatever. Besides, don't tell me you bought into the Young Republican hooey (Real Men Don't Eat Quiche). It was the 80's; they were laying the ground work.
"1. Barry Bonds is an African-American hero and the Bush administration is determined to take him down. They have not gone after the Caucasian slugger Mark McGwire, for whom rumors have been floated longer than for Bonds."
McGuire did not break the most sacred record in baseball/sports. Plus, when you go after someone in a situation like this, you go after the top dog, not a lesser guy.
Black people, especially those with money and standing, really need to lay low, under this administration.
They are making a habit of going after blacks in this country, just for the fun of it
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