Monday, July 21, 2008

Takin' a Train to Rerun City

Happy day everybody, I've had one hellacious week (give or take 37) and if television's Craig Ferguson can do it, so can I. Reruns. Don't blame me, I just work here. Excuse me missus, down in front. You too ladies. ;)


Janet Jackson's nipple is back in the headlines. Yay for tits.
Condi Boob

Fear. Always on topic for the GOP.
fearicaW

"I hear the voices"
said The Decider.

I Hear  The Voices


Mmmm...August at the fake ranch is right around the corner.
BushSpeed_Oh__

Condi, baby. Loyal Li'l Tanker Gal.
Bush's  Baby


Condeee and Lieboy

Can't decide....I have a hell of a lot of pics in my archives...I need a clone to help myself keep up. Always learning...that part I love...always trying to get organized...that part I do grudgingly.

kingDubya


GOPretendephants


FanswatchingLieboy


Bush Booed

Same Wavelength

Free Tibet

War Criminals

War Crimes


Bush

War Criminals Dick and Don

BUSH VACATION

Dubya's Scooter

Bush Bucks Ahoy


Crawford Vacation

Bush Fishing St Michaels


A caboose may follow....

Panda Brick Road

Speaking of Craig Ferguson, he's the bee's knees and the cat's pajamas.

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...I'll follow the sun....

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Friday, July 18, 2008

There's only one way through....

...right through the middle...here I go....





Thank goddess for Celts!
I'm admittedly biased but arra sher, I'm alright.
From 2:21 on...it's MY SONG!



Flogging Molly
-On Tour

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Friday, July 11, 2008

"I Don't Like War!"-Chickenhawk Bush

"I don't like war" said the AWOL TANG drug addict. He doesn't personally like having to GO to war but has no problem SENDING people to war and bombing the shit out of anyone in his way. What fucking audacity. What gall.
This is the same "man" from whose diseased lips the words "Money trumps peace!" spewed forth. Can the psychotic killer embarrass us further? Why, yes, yes he can. It's true, we ARE the biggest polluters. Mr. Bush gave corporate polluters an assist, not those of us who care to breathe.

War Profiteer

"Goodbye from the world's biggest polluter" he said as he left the G8 summit. His last. Our last with him at the pollution helm. Rotten shitty little bastard. He's always been a bully. Always. Every pollywog knows the dominant killer in the pond.

money trumps global emissions

His final words to the likes of British Prime Minister Gordon Brown and French President Nicolas Sarkozy: "Goodbye from the world's biggest polluter."

That was the report from the British press, citing "senior sources" who said Bush made the private joke as he was about to leave Japan on Wednesday.

It stunned his partners, according to the Telegraph, which said:

He then punched the air while grinning widely, as the rest of those present including Gordon Brown and Nicolas Sarkozy looked on in shock.

The Independent offered this analysis: "His remarks were taken as a two-fingered salute from the president from Texas who is wedded to the oil industry." (Two-fingered? Yes, that's the V-for-victory sign, but in Britain it means something else, too, when the palm is turned inward.)

A White House spokesman responded to our inquiry: "I don't have anything on this for you."


No One Suffers More

Kiyoki Fukuda wore a horrible brown curtain dress (first mistake, BROWN!) with big ugly frightful swirls on it (to distract from what?) yet Laura Bush STILL looked frumpy by comparison in an old black pantsuit. I'll bet Bush missed Koizumi the Elvis fan. Yasuo Fukuda doesn't look too impressed by the Lame Chickenhawk. Security must have cost a forture. Angela Merkel had Bush stashed away from the public...nobody got near Bubble Boy. Photo ops only.
And gaffes.
Japan G8 Summit


"FUCK YOU!"
said John McCain to fellow "esteemed colleague" and supreme court wannabe Scornyn. Republican Blasted McCain For Parachuting In at the Last Minute

McCain sounds more like GOP VICE pResidential material.






Post-physical, McSame's "people" say he's "As healthy as the economy."


July of 2007 McCain whined that his aides were dressing him in "gay sweaters" for his campaign appearances. I kid you not. "Manly pursuits" from last year's Vanity Fair. Which came first, the bird or the jumper?
John's Sweater

Cindy and John

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McTemper

How often do you beat your wife?
The man has a serious anger management problem.

Temper, temper, Johnnie!
Well then WHO told them about the Viagra?!
McTemper

McCain avoids Viagra question

And he'll happily take away a woman's right to choose.
What a misogynistic asshole!

"Let me give you a real, live example, which I've been hearing a lot about from women. There are many health insurance plans that will cover Viagra but won't cover birth control medication. Those women would like a choice,".....
...
"I certainly do not want to discuss that issue," the Arizona senator said aboard his "Straight Talk Express" bus in Ohio when asked about his views on health insurance covering the medication. "I don't know enough about it...."
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After praising President Bush’s efforts to expand faith-based programs, McCain pivoted: "I also think that we should do everything that we can, and one of those in my view is respect for human life both born and the unborn."
The comments led to a standing ovation — his first at that event.

We must also protect the un-born-again penis.
Hallelujah, praise the penile protrusions.

The Straight Fuck Express.
McViagra


Can't remember.

"I'll look at my voting record on it," he said, before an extended pause. "I don't recall the vote right now. But I'll be glad to look at it and get back to you as to why."
...
"I don't know enough about it to give you an informed answer," he said, "because I don't recall the vote. I've cast thousands of votes in the Senate."

"It's something that I had not thought much about," McCain said, "and I did hear about her response, but I hadn't thought much. But I will get, I will get back to you today on it."

"I don't usually duck an issue, but I'm, I'll try to get back to you," he said.

We won't hold our breath...
And in the meantime, true colors shining through, Gramm calls folks who've been hit by the Bushco economy WHINERS! Pull yourselves up by your faith based hopes because they've spent our treasury on each other! People are supposed to just shut up. Quitcher whining! Get a job!


McWhiner

Look out, Iran!
Condi Rocket Ear is on your case.
Condi Rocket Ear

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Wednesday, July 09, 2008

Pets For Obama

Cats For Obama
With whom would you rather have a beer? Bush or Gore? That was the all-important deciding factor in choosing our next president in 2000 per our "press" the criminally inclined Corporate Bureau of Propaganda.
What a GREAT choice America made...beer vs. brains.
Bush Drinking Beer

This time we've been subjected to lapel pins, but that one didn't stick, so they've hit upon a real winner. One that tugs at the heart strings and cat guts of American pet owners. Americans treat animals better than they treat other human beings. GASP, say it ain't so....the Obama family doesn't have a pet? Why, that's just un-american! Who's got pets? We must have a leader with pets. Nixon had three dogs glued to the White House lawn. Maybe they told him to bomb Cambodia.

Nixon's Dogs

Shitboy has Barney and the other Beasley one they don't let out much, perhaps she goes for George's ankles, Laura's are too thick for a decent bite.
Barney Hates Bush

McCain has dogs, Vin, Dick, Tivo and Cunt
McCain 2008

The petless aren't as good as we who are selfishly petted? Not true at all and what the fuck does that have to do with the economy, health care, the war, the theft of our treasury, the dismantling of our Constitution, the destruction of our infrastructure? Fuck the MSM! How fucking DARE they! It's exremely lucrative to lie to us....and the egos are huge. Goebbels would have been as pleased as punch to have had such willing accomplices in the war on truth.
Laura and Barney Support Bush

Lenny Bush
LennyBush

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Sunday, July 06, 2008

McTrollop

May the hoopla over McCain's nastiness NEVER die.

McTrollop


McFuckingliar

Lying Sack of Shit


SMACCCKKK

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Friday, July 04, 2008

Oddsnends

The quid pro quo between the outgoing Bushites and the (they hope) incoming McLiar McSame maniacs is, Johnny guts all investigations, (in case Roberts R-KS isn't available or Lee Hamilton is tied up) and gets to use Rove in return plus contact with the Big Bucks, Rangers, Pioneers, CEOs, Sheiks....for back room deals to protect executive privilege and the unitary executive and preserve the Plutocracy with Dominionist fringes.

Rove's cloven print is all over this latest bullshit with General Wesley Clark. The MSM is complicit and criminal...they're corporate shills in whom Krugman has more trust than I. Why the entire news media hasn't focused on John McCain's constant lying, flip-flopping and distortions is bordering on treasonous. withholding information of substance on a presidential candidate is unethical and immoral...so for sure we're not going to get much truth. The media's talking heads, one can hardly call them journalists or reporters, are paid by corporations intent upon keeping the status quo for their own massive financial gain. Perhaps I'm too cynical....nah.
Krugman, Rove's Third Term
But the McCain campaign went beyond condemning General Clark’s remarks; it went out of its way to distort them. “This backhanded slap against John as not being a worthy warrior because he just got shot down is one of the more surprising insults in my military history,” said retired Col. Bud Day, who participated in a conference call organized by the campaign. In fact, General Clark had said no such thing.

The irony, not lost on Democrats, is that Col. Day himself has done what he falsely accused Wesley Clark of doing: he appeared in the 2004 Swift boat ads that impugned John Kerry’s wartime service.

The willingness of the McCain campaign to engage in these tactics, employing such tainted spokesmen, tells us that the campaign has decided to go negative — specifically, to apply the strategy Karl Rove used so effectively in 2002 and 2004 (but not so effectively in 2006), that of portraying Democrats as unpatriotic.

And sure enough, Adam Nagourney of The New York Times reports signs of the “increasing influence of veterans of Mr. Rove’s shop in the McCain operation.”

Will Rovian tactics work this year?

In 2002 and 2004, Republicans were so successful at playing the patriotism card thanks to a combination of compliant media and cowering Democrats. At first, the Clark affair suggested that nothing has changed. News organizations reported as fact the false assertion that General Clark criticized Mr. McCain’s military service, and the Obama campaign rushed to “reject” his remarks.


I don't know about the media having changed. Every once in a while the Times tosses the left a bone to distract from the bigger picture. This feels like a bone. I hope Krugman is right. There will be far more shenanigans and outright crimes between now and November. Rove is a criminal and belongs in prison. What was that about a subpoena? What happened Mr. Conyers? Sometimes our Democrats make me cringe more than the Republicans..I expect them to be vile and sickening...I always give the Democrats the benefit of the doubt only to be smacked yet again upside the noggin.

I detest Yahoo news links as they invariably die soon after publication. In this case there's no other story yet to point to this further bullshit Rovian tactical maneuver...
McCain's campaign has inundated reporters with e-mails suggesting Obama was prepared to shift his stance.


Some things never change but somehow "modern" dirty politics seem worse. Maybe it just feels worse due to overamped technology and 24/7 propaganda.
WaPo The Founding Mudslingers


...
As Election Day draws nearer in the current campaign, the attacks will sharpen. Even if McCain and Obama try to remain above the fray, their partisans will continue to make their case. Adams privately decried the charges against Jefferson's faith and family life but publicly did nothing to stop them. Jefferson, for his part, secretly funded the most scurrilous of the anti-Adams scandalmongers, James Callender. In a widely reprinted rant that damned the sitting president as a British lackey, Callender concluded, "Take your choice between Adams, war and beggary, and Jefferson, peace and competency!" Some will paint the choice between McCain and Obama in equally stark terms. For good or for ill, negative campaigning is part of the American way.


Atwater and Rove could have taught Adams and the Federalists a few nifty tricks. Jefferson's life under a microscope? My, my, my.


When the L.A. Times fired Robert Scheer it was the final straw for me. I canceled my subscription. Now I see they're having to lay off workers. Perhaps printing the truth would have made them more relevant. It's about ad revenues not accuracy to them. Scheer told the truth. He had to go.

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Tuesday, July 01, 2008

Flying Cats