By the way, how long before we can declare the repub "surge" a failure?

Failure=republican=Incompetence=Corruption

"I think I may need a bathroom break, is this possible?"

I think my underwear needs to be changed.

Fuck you, chimpy.

I don't know what she's saying, but I think that is the general sentiment.

Murdoch's media have done more to cheapen American values....

Murdoch's media have done more to cheapen American values and drive the country toward fascistic ways of thinking than anything since the McCarthy period in the 1950s. The airwaves belong to the public, and this man only licenses them. When will the public take them back and use them for purposes of which Washington, Jefferson, Madison and Franklin would have approved?

When? Never. It won't happen. The repubs have won. The US is fucked. Don't ever expect to see the fairness doctrine ever, ever, ever again.

Has faux started cheerleading the Iran bombing yet?

Liberals in America despise Christians of true faith.

How in the fucking world was that insight derived? It's beyond me how repubofascist-rightwing-nutjobs come up with such doozies. How is this helpful? How can someone who calls himself a Christian spew so much hate? Who pissed in his Cheerios?

Adm. William Fallon was made head of Central Command because a war against Iran will be a Navy show.

In fact, intelligence sources say he’s the perfect guy to trick Iran into starting a war against the US.

Fuck you, Bill Kristol. Sincerely, Fuck you and die you over paid whore.

The US has not been faced with such a strategic failure in decades. (W!) So, please, go fuck your self and die a painful death. Or just go back to israel and shut the fuck up. You fucking Bitch.

Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol said on Fox News this morning that the recent surge in Iraqi violence is a sign that the extremists are “worried.” Kristol said, “If I were a Sunni extremist and was worried, which I would be, about a doubling of U.S. forces in Baghdad, what would I do? I would try to convey an impression of chaos.”

"The vice president has been roundly judged delusional, pathologically dishonest or just plain nuts."

The vice president's on-camera crackup reflected his understandable fear that a White House cover-up was crumbling. He knew that sworn testimony in a Washington courtroom would reveal still more sordid details about how the administration lied to take the country into war in Iraq. He knew that those revelations could cripple the White House's current campaign to escalate that war and foment apocalyptic scenarios about Iran. Scariest of all, he knew that he might yet have to testify under oath himself.

The Perception Management team is going to make a bold prediction:

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"It's strange that Democrats that are really representing the mainstream American values right now, which is a strong disapproval for the surge."

This bitch is baffled that she could be so fucking wrong. Imagine that. A conservative "News" person so fucking out of touch with reality that she is confused by what she professes to do for a living.

On the February 2 edition of MSNBC News Live, during a conversation with host Joe Scarborough about congressional opposition to an Iraq troop increase, Time.com Washington editor Ana Marie Cox asserted that it is "strange" that "[i]t's Democrats that are really representing the mainstream American values right now, which is a strong disapproval for the surge." Cox also observed that "Americans largely disapprove of this surge."

More child rape at Abu Garaib

US idiot pimps imprisoned 15 year old girl for 50 bucks. At least 10 times until she kills herself.

um, yea, I think Chimpy's failed, fucked up incompetence emboldens the enemy

Not a non-binding resolution.

Charlie,....where's my cheesecake?

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"Mmmm, don't want no dead man's beans, I got enough problems".'

Meals to Die for.

The President is not “our Commander-in-Chief.” He is Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces

The practice of presidential saluting was begun by Ronald Reagan, who -- like our current President -- loved ceremonial displays of warrior courage and military power even though (more likely: because) he had none in his real history.