Hussein’s Regime Skimmed Billions From Aid Program
They abused the oil for food program! They violated UN rules! They accepted bribes!
Who’da thunk it?
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Hussein’s Regime Skimmed Billions From Aid Program They abused the oil for food program! They violated UN rules! They accepted bribes! Who’da thunk it? Filed under: Uncategorized | Comments/Trackbacks (3)|
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In addition to the ballot initiatives in CA, Tuesayd also contains the GOP senatorial primary which will determine who will challenge Barbara Boxer: the GOP Senate primary pits former Secretary of State Bill Jones against attorney and former Assemblyman Howard Kaloogian, businesswoman Toni Casey and former U.S. Treasurer Rosario Marin. Filed under: Uncategorized | Comments/Trackbacks (4)|
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From Newsweek: “Martin Luther King Jr. suffered from infidelity, so did John F. Kennedy. You’re more likely to find great leadership coming from a man who likes to have sex with a lot of women.” Actor Ethan Hawke, who split with wife Uma Thurman amid allegations of infidelity, on attributes of great leaders Filed under: Uncategorized | Comments/Trackbacks (1)|
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Schwarzenegger in Final $15 Billion Charm Offensive Filed under: Uncategorized | Comments/Trackbacks (1)|
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The Toast-O-Meter comes to you Fortified with linkage and Enhanced with bloggage. It’s the “Change is Coming” Edition of the Toast-O-Meter, because, let’s face facts, Kerry is going to have a HUGH Snoozer Tuesday and Edwards, who may still try to limp to Southern Tuesday, is going to be burnt toast for sure after this week. The scale: Potential Movements each Week: The Whole Loaf: Can any of the Four make Bush into Texas Toast?
Super, or Snoozer? Well, let’s be direct: zzzzzzzzzzz. And when am I going to get an apology from all those folks who argued that a brokered convention could really happen? Tuesday brings us the following contests: California Of these only Maryland and Georgia appear to be competitive. Although the latest numbers from Georgia and Maryland suggest that it might be Sweeper Tuesday. Dave Wissing’s The Hedgehog Report has all the polling. And if Snoozer Tuesday doesn’t exhaust your need for political entertainment, don’t forget the March 8th contest in American Samoa (which is so important that I can’t confirm if it is a caucus or a primary, even from the DNC homepage). There are some stories worth noting, however: Millions of voters in 10 states will cast ballots on Tuesday in the single biggest test so far of new touchscreen voting machines that have been billed as one of the best answers to the Florida election debacle of 2000. But many computer security experts worry that the machines could allow democracy to be hacked. FRESH BAKED Kerry Let’s face facts: Kerry’s the nominee. Get your NoDoze now, it’s gonna be a loooong eight months. One week before California’s presidential primary election, Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry holds a commanding lead — 60 percent to 19 percent — over North Carolina Sen. John Edwards among likely voters, a poll released today shows. THE SUPERMARKET SHELF Edwards While I expect Edwards will probably hang on until the 9th, he has to know in his heart of hearts that he is as toasty as toast can be. THE CRUMB PILE (a.k.a., “Comic Relief”) There has been an increasing number of stories that simply lump Sharpton and Kucinich together: Kucinich: Crumbs at the bottom of the toaster Sharpton: Crumbs at the bottom of the toaster Larouche: VICE-LOAFEvan Bayh: Robert Novak suggests that Indiana Senator Evan Bayh might be a possible selection for Kerry. The reason is that Bayh has a high rating from the American Conservative Union (at least for a Democrat). NOT IN THE LOAFDean> Even from outside the loaf, Dean still remains a topic of discussion. For example: OTHER LOAVESFiled under: Uncategorized | Comments/Trackbacks (9)|
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My thanks for all the well0wishes concerning my announcement of yesterday. And Professor Bainbridge rightly notes the following: a senior colleague told me that getting tenure didn’t change anything in your life except that you stopped thinking about tenure. I didn’t believe him, but it turned out to be true. If you’re internalized the norms of teaching and scholarship, you don’t change what you do. You just keep teaching and writing. Indeed. Plus, now there’s Full Professor to work towards! However, not having to worry about tenure is huge in its own right, to be sure. Filed under: Uncategorized | Comments Off|
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Someone, please buy the premium blogad spot over at Outside the Beltway. Not only would James appreciate it, but I wouldn’t have to see Jacko’s face everytime I surf over. I mean, please, I often eat while I blog… Filed under: Uncategorized | Comments/Trackbacks (4)|
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The Rooftop Report notes a story from The Hill.com which suggests that Bush could give his convention acceptance speech from Ground Zero. This strikes me as a very bad idea. First the cruise ship flap and now this? Surely the convention planners are a tad brighter than this? Filed under: Uncategorized | Comments/Trackbacks (3)|
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