Crossposted from Left Toon Lane, Bilerico Project & My Left Wing


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I decided to learn more about Jerome R. Corsi, Ph.D. Applying the same scrupulous research techniques employed by Corsi in his several novels, I learned the following startling facts:

In his Wikipedia entry, Corsi is cited as having married for a second time in 1991. The name of his second wife: Monica Corsi. Coincidence? Or are we to recall Dick Cheney's joke about West Virginia: "There are lots of married couples there, and some of them aren't even related." But Corsi's marital adventures don't stop there. Consider: there is no further mention, not a single word, about his first wife, Joy Dugan. The entry notes that Corsi is a Roman Catholic. It's unlikely therefore that he would have divorced Dugan. And yet somehow she conveniently exits the stage in time for Corsi to marry, ahem, Corsi. Where is Joy Dugan? And what is Corsi hiding?

By Jason Miller

Thomas Paine's Corner

http://www.bestcyrano.org/THOMASPAINE/?p=362

Cluster B Personality Disorders

1776.0 Americanistic Personality Disorder

Don’t Puke in the Banana Suit
By David Glenn Cox

What could I possibly mean with that title, Don’t Puke in the Banana Suit? Well, years ago I had a friend named Chris and we hung around together in a crowd of guys. Some of us who worked together and some of us were friends of friends and we partied and watched College football games together.

George W. Bush is about to take us deeper into the jungles of the Middle East by way of establishing his New Jonestown, a group of military bases in Iraq from where America can impart order and democracy for the region, from the Tora Bora mountains of Afghan lands to the menacing Arab neighbors that surround Israel.

The collective power of the peace movement helped the Democrats take control of Congress and turn Nancy Pelosi from Minority leader into Madam Speaker. But in May the new Congress turned its back on the peace movement, granting Bush another $95 billion for war with no timetable for withdrawal. While the Speaker of the House herself voted against the war funding, she failed to put pressure on the conservative Democrats to form a united front against another blank check for war. She also failed to effectively use her power to decide what bills would come up for a vote. In the case of both the unrestricted war funding and the expanded FISA wiretapping, Pelosi had the ability to keep the bills off the floor but refused to do so.

Hello, I’m Fake C., and I’m a member of the Lefty Fringe.

Even though I’ve been attending these meetings for awhile, I need to better understand how I came to be in this situation, so here goes…

It all started when I was reading about this George Bush guy that was running for President. This woman who used to write about Texas politics and its quirky nature put up a series of stories that gave you the impression that there was nothing good about this guy.

Cross-posted from Blue Texas
Where does Sean Hannity get off with trying to treat Ted Nugent as though he is a perfectly innocent nice guy after his murderous rant against Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama?

about the political climate:

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Long Time Coming

There have been a lot of things a long time coming, haven't there?! Politically, I mean. The extreme polarization of political discussion we've seen and the gridlock it has created is close to incomprehensible to me. Things that should have been resolved years ago remain hanging over us, like a cloud, or shroud.

I discovered this morning that the Bush presidency is a success.

Crossposted from Left Toon Lane & My Left Wing


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She must be! She must be high as a kite on something. She says that history is going to vindicate the Bush Administration. Look at this: (continued)

(Updated below) (Update II)

It never ceases to amaze me to what levels of utter irrationality the fundamentalists, neocons and other right-wing madhaters are willing to descend into.

-- Cross-posted from mnblue.com, home of the Norm Coleman Weasel Meter --

Senator Norm Coleman (R-MN) cowrote a letter with William Hurlbut which appeared in Real Clear Politics Thursday entitled Is There a Way Forward for Stem Cell Research?. Just so you know who Dr. Hurlbut is, he's on the President's Council on Bioethics. As far as I know, this Council on Bioethics does not differ with His Shrubness on banning stem cell research. So, what do Norm and Dr. Hurlbut have to say: