WTF Is It Now?!?

"If the president of the United States can find time to go to a rodeo, he can spend more than one hour before the [9/11] commission." - - hero/patriot John Kerry.




"That's an absurd response that borders on the arrogant"
Mark McClellan, Karl Rove's the WH's medicare nominee, said Monday he won't answer senators' questions about his opposition to importing prescription drugs from Canada before he takes over. McClellan, at his nomination hearing, said he would answer the senators' questions "as soon as this confirmation process is concluded."
Nice.



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"I'm not going to let them change the subject"
John Kerry fights back against the rethug slime machine.

"Indecision kills," Dick 'dick' Cheney intoned at a rethug fundraiser. "These are not times for leaders who shift with the political winds, saying one thing one day and another thing the next. We need a commander-in-chief of a clear vision and steady determination." {Ed.: snort...gasp...choke...}

Kerry, a decorated Vietnam War veteran who commanded a Navy Swift boat in the Mekong Delta, hit back at first with irony, telling a rally in Tampa, "Vice President Cheney attacked me and I'm just quaking up here."

But he quickly turned serious.

"He then invoked a soldier's comment to him that indecision kills," Kerry said. "Well, let me tell you something Mr. Cheney, Mr. President, bad, rushed decisions kill too."

In a related story, another US soldier was killed and another injured by a roadside bomb north of Baghdad on Tuesday. Meanwhile, heavy drinking and cigarette smoking are on the rise in the US military as stress in mental health take their toll, a new study finds.




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Bush support still in crapper
Along with our economy

57 percent of Americans say they want the next president to steer the country away from the disastrous course set by Cap'n Cowpie, according to the latest survey.

The fascist punk's standing hit new lows in crucial areas such as the economy (39 percent support him), Iraq (46 percent) and the budget deficit (30 percent).

The poll, taken by Washington Post-ABC News, also shows that Nader must be destroyed - for the good of the country, if not the world.


"Five more years! Hee hee!"
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