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Broadcast Group to Pre-empt Programs for Anti-Kerry Film

This may be one of the most disturbing things I’ve ever seen online.

Was Dubya wired during the first debate?

This was almost a really nasty bit of brand terrorism, but a sharp resolution specialist saved the company some pain the other day. Angela and I signed up for AT&T wireless back in January or February. We thought about Verizon, but AT&T had a better financial deal on the front end. We had been Verizon customers up to that point,

Home Depot is a fantastic place to shop, assuming: You know exactly what you want. You know exactly where it is. You never, ever, under any circumstances need to talk to a human being. I hear there’s talk of a Lowe’s opening here. I cannot tell you how much I hope the rumor is true.

This is actually more interesting than I had imagined – Soros didn’t even KNOW of the redirect.

I have mentioned that we now live in a very pretty place. So we broke out the digicam to record some of the autumn color. For instance: More here….

The Kerry campaign has it all wrong. They’re charging that Bush and Cheney haven’t leveled with the American people. The correct charge is that Bush and Cheney don’t live on the same planet as the American people. Seriously, what alternate universe is The Dick in and what kind of drugs do I have to take to go there? Dick Cheney

I’ve been asked about a dozen times what I made of the Veep debate the other night. One thing that was obvious – we saw both camps sending out their best debaters. So, a few comments: 1: Kerry is better off debating W than he would be Cheney. The Dick is a cold, soulless whore who’ll be on the express

This is the guy I think I’ve been channeling lately… From Newsday …. ——————————- The problem is ‘objectivity’ By Marvin Kitman October 3, 2004 Let us say, for argument’s sake, that Dan Rather allowed himself to be duped in the National Guard memo flap. There were ulterior motives in his refusal to see that, to use a Ratherism, “this dog

We see the stories – car bombings, kidnappings, beheadings – and none of it makes Iraq seem like it would be much of a vacation destination, does it? I’m trying to imagine being someone who had to live there to do a job, but I just can’t. This AM Steve Reynolds, the editor of the Pit’s West Virginia desk, sent

My buddy at the Pentagon forwarded me yesterday’s NYT op-ed from Thomas Friedman. (Note: neo-cons may now disregard the rest of this blog because we know Friedman to be a bed-wetting liberal al-Qaida-loving traitor to democracy, and hell, for that matter I must be, too.) Friedman’s assessment: we’re in trouble in Iraq. Well, yeah. But it’s a really detailed look

Brian weighs in with a pretty detailed read on the debates.

God I love beast_o_bourbon…

Well, the media guide, anyway. You have to read this insane bullshit to believe it. If I hadn’t already sworn I’d never give another damned penny to CU (for several reasons), this would be the last straw. Today I attended the installation of the new president of St. Bonaventure University, Sister Margaret Carney. While CU’s athletic administration (and the university