

more goodness here.
The human gaffe factory told us there's trouble on the Iraq-Pakistan border.
McConfused says that under a McSame Presidency, he'd "Stay in Iraq for a hundred years!"
Obama didn't vote for the war and said he'd bring the troops home.
Obama goes to Iraq. Maliki says he agrees with Obama.
McCrazy's people say PUBLICLY, "We're Fucked!"
Chimpy's people lean on Maliki and Maliki folds.
McThusela then comes out and says, "I don't give a fuck what Maliki wants, I KNOW WHATS BEST FOR IRAQ."
TUCSON, July 18 -- President Bush and Iraq's prime minister have agreed to set a "time horizon" for the withdrawal of U.S. combat troops from Iraq as security conditions in the war-ravaged nation continue to improve, White House officials said here Friday.
The agreement, reached during a video conference Thursday between Bush and Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, marks a dramatic shift for the Bush administration, which for years has condemned any talk of timetables for withdrawal.
But how is it possible to defend the profit motive when it bumps up against endangering the very troops that they've been using as political props for the last seven years?
Andrea Mitchell: "Some senior Democrats, Mika, have even said to me that they think it might be a mistake for him to go to Europe, where the Barack Obama campaign thinks he's going to be celebrated. They see parallels with John F. Kennedy, the young president going in 1963." Mitchell added: "But what if he is so celebrated in Europe, Mika, that there is criticism back home? That it doesn't play well in parts of the country that are, you know, a little bit more jingoistic, and a little bit more isolationist, which includes, perhaps, parts of the Midwest and Appalachia, and other parts of key battleground states, where seeing him celebrated in Europe might seem to be an implicit criticism of America."
We reflect the majority opinion of this country on pretty much every issue, yet the media continues to pretend that we're the far left, the lunatic fringe. They're still unwilling to admit the obvious...we are the mainstream.
In a spectacular act of complicity with the religious right, the Department of Health and Human Services Monday released a proposal that allows any federal grant recipient to obstruct a woman’s access to contraception. In order to do this, the Department is attempting to redefine many forms of contraception, the birth control 40% of Americans use, as abortion. Doing so protects extremists under the Weldon and Church amendments. Those laws prohibit federal grant recipients from requiring employees to help provide or refer for abortion services…read on