Land of the free and the home of the brave
Whatever happened to that place?
Hmmmmmm. This is just begging for the sniff test, coming right after Bunnypants' smackdown by an intrepid Irish journalist. You remember, the one who actually asked the fascist punk some questions, rather than rolling on her back and licking his privates as the US media is wont to do.
The new rules, which come into force next week, will ban overseas reporters and news crews stationed in the US from renewing their visas without leaving the country first.
Just five months before American voters decide who will be appointed to the most powerful office in the world, the US state department said it would no longer allow overseas journalists to renew visas from within the country.
From next week the estimated 20,000 foreign journalists stationed in the US, who used to be able to renew their visas with ease in any major city, will be forced to leave the country and re-apply at a US embassy or consulate abroad, delaying their application for between four weeks and six months.
"When it comes time to make the decision to send our young men and women into harm's way, that decision should be made by a leader who knows that such decisions have profound consequences. There comes a time when our nation's leader can no longer rely on briefing books and talking points."
"My only problem with you, governor, is that you've only had four and going into your fifth year of governorship. Frankly, I really believe that you need more experience before you become president of the United States. That's why I'm thinking of you as a vice presidential candidate."
The Army and Air Force Exhange Service wants to show F9/11 on
F9/11 is the second
Former Marine who fought in Iraq says "this film portrays the
Mouthbreathing midwestern theater owner
Moore film turns tables on talk radio's hypocrital, lying
Blogging will be light the next couple of days, but I will try to post when I can. Even though the computer will be a POS on dial-up. Brrrrrrrr.

