Intoxination

Tag: congress

Dec 22
2006

More Talk Of A Draft

Misc

There has been all this talk about increasing the size of the U.S. military, but with recruitment levels so low, where is Bush going to get these new bodies? One thought is the “stop-loss” program the military has been using in Iraq. Of course that is very damaging to the moral of our troops and […]

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Dec 19
2006

I Thought He Listened To The Commanders?

Misc

Again, Bush proves he just says anything to try and make the public happy. The Bush administration is split over the idea of a surge in troops to Iraq, with White House officials aggressively promoting the concept over the unanimous disagreement of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, according to U.S. officials familiar with the intense […]

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Nov 9
2006

Wingnut Meltdown Continues

Misc

On Michelle Malkin’s other blog “Hot Air”, this is appearing on the front page: Well here is how good that is: President George W. Bush will make a push to get confirmation for John Bolton as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations before power in Congress shifts to the Democrats, the White House said on […]

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Nov 2
2006

Our Privacy The Same As China!

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We have been plagued by stories of computers that contain our personal information being stolen this year. Now we have a study out that shows how little privacy we have here in the United States: U.S. privacy protections rank among the worst in the democratic world, a London-based privacy organization said Wednesday. Privacy International ranked […]

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Nov 1
2006

This Should Sum It Up (UPDATED)

Misc

I just threw this together, but you get the idea. Perhaps the DNC can getting something close to it on the air before the elections. Update: Kerry has now apologized for his comments: Democratic Sen. John Kerry said on Wednesday he was sorry about a “botched joke” that drew election-year fire from President George W. […]

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Oct 16
2006

Have You Had Enough?

Misc

And for another dose of corruption: Lester Crawford, the former Food and Drug Administration commissioner who resigned suddenly in September 2005, was indicted in U.S. court for making false statements related to his investments and conflict of interest. U.S. Attorney Jeffrey Taylor announced the indictment in a court filing today in Washington. Forget the fact […]

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Oct 14
2006

No Plan Bush

Misc

This was rather big news yesterday: Some Republican strategists are increasingly upset with what they consider the overconfidence of President Bush and his senior advisers about the midterm elections November 7-a concern aggravated by the president’s news conference this week. “They aren’t even planning for if they lose,” says a GOP insider who informally counsels […]

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Oct 14
2006

BREAKING: Gerry Studds Dies (UPDATED)

Misc

It’s amazing – the very person the right has been using to defend the actions of Mark Foley has died. No more details yet, it was just announced. Not much more out yet, just this: Former U.S. Rep. Gerry Studds, the first openly gay person elected to Congress, died early Saturday at Boston Medical Center, […]

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Oct 12
2006

Most Want Hastert Out Of Congress

Misc

Not just resign as speaker, but leave Congress all together. I got a feeling this will get much worse in the coming days/weeks as the investigation continues.

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Oct 9
2006

Rep. Jim Kolbe Saw Foley Messages In 2000

Misc

From the front page of Today’s Washington Post: A Republican congressman knew of disgraced former representative Mark Foley’s inappropriate Internet exchanges as far back as 2000 and personally confronted Foley about his communications. A spokeswoman for Rep. Jim Kolbe (R-Ariz.) confirmed yesterday that a former page showed the congressman Internet messages that had made the […]

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