http://www.ifilm.com/player?ifilmId=2668842&refsite=7103

hour f'n three!!!

Man, somebody must be fucked up in the studio tonight. Sneaking outside smoking weed!

man, posted this and hour three comes sneaking up behind me.

repost:

Why is it impossible to have a debate on this blog without one party being labeled a troll? I haven't seen one word of praise for George Bush here, or one word in favor of the war.

Posted by: Anonymous at April 20, 2005 09:09 PM

please point out a good and logical thing that Bush has done that deserves praise and a good and logical reason why we should have one word in favor of the Iraq invasion?

The entertainment industry is machine-gunning art and music and human inspiration so they can suck the blood from the corpse and take it to the bank.

Pirate music, pirate movies, boycott Clear Channel and get your licks in before art is finally dead and bulldozed into the ground !

crackers and nincompoopery

(am i spelling that right?)

Liberals' drug habits are caustic to every American.

Didn't I tell you I want those damn martinis and cigarettes? I LIVE on martinis and cigarettes!

FYI, I've updated this diary...

Social Justice Sunday: Who is participating?

Thank you abbyv in the comments for posting the link to the Every Voice Network (progressive Episcopalian) web site. It was on that site that I found this from the National Council of Churches:

Disagreeing Without Demonizing
NCC General Secretary Challenges Planners of 'Justice Sunday' for Attacking Fellow Christians

A partisan political campaign to change the Senate filibuster rules has taken a detour through church-state territory, and NCC General Secretary Bob Edgar has challenged the tactics as "dangerous and divisive" to the nation's religious and public life. In a statement issued Tuesday, Edgar says: "We are surprised and grieved by a campaign launched this week by Family Research Council and Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, who said that those who disagree with them on President Bush�s judicial nominees are 'against people of faith.' "This campaign, which they are calling 'Justice Sunday,' should properly be called 'Just-Us' Sunday. Their attempt to impose on the entire country a narrow, exclusivist, private view of truth is a dangerous, divisive tactic. It serves to further polarize our nation, and it disenfranchises and demonizes good people of faith who hold political beliefs that differ from theirs.

get your licks in before art is finally dead and bulldozed into the ground !

Posted by: Pandemia at April 20, 2005 09:25 PM

what does that mean?

pirate music? is that like emo?

One word in favor of the Iraq war? Hmmmmm...

FERSCHNIKITY!

Hey, it's the best I could do.

"Gladys, start the music! Gladys!!!"

.

Producer.....THERE is Kazaa ya know!

.

get your licks in before art is finally dead and bulldozed into the ground !

Posted by: Pandemia at April 20, 2005 09:25 PM

actually, as Dave Cross pointed out, terrible times cause great art....

Man, I hate it when Janeane say "no" in response to a guest's comment and then goes on to say what she thinks is true as though it is fact. Why can't she just say, "well, I think it more like this..." or "I disagree, I believe...."

Interrupting a guest and saying "you're wrong" about really dumb things like glam rockers is just plain rude. And I know she doesn't mean to be that way, it just comes off like that.

One word in favor of the Iraq war? Hmmmmm...

FERSCHNIKITY!

Hey, it's the best I could do.

"Gladys, start the music! Gladys!!!"

janeane...this is how tonights show went since 8:30..

blahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblah

Ber-lu-sco-ni

David Cross is another example of how the liberal Jewish elite are controlling America. Liberals own everything because Jews are funny.

crackers
crack pots
nincompoopery

If Jesus shows up in studio for interview. Janeane will still insist talking about iron deficiency, catholic highschool, and how Bush is bad. need to fix this ...

Posted by: wanda at April 20, 2005 09:24 PM

If Jesus showed up, he'd probly get his own show on AAR.

... and did ya hear the one about the molested feeled mouse?

please point out a good and logical thing that Bush has done that deserves praise and a good and logical reason why we should have one word in favor of the Iraq invasion?

Posted by: Archy at April 20, 2005 09:23 PM

That's my point. A troll would do such a thing; therefore, since no one has done so, rumours of trolls abounding are highly exxagerated.

Posted by: Anonymous at April 20, 2005 09:28 PM

so...giving you a chance for a discussion. name one good and logical thing bush has done that deserves praise, and same goes for the invasion of Iraq and let's discuss.

Blog's acting like it's full moon tonight but it's not until Saturday. Going to be a bumpy ride for the next two days.

Rebellion is impossible in a society where everything is allowed.

"Gladys, start the music! Gladys!!!"

Watch The Newsroom, a great CBC series.

Posted by: Anonymous at April 20, 2005 09:13 PM

------------------------------

Many years ago the series ran on PBS in the ny area. A season of half hour shows. Couldn't bear to get into it until years later they ran the whole season of shows back to back, what a friggen' treat. I then realized the brillance of Finkleman and now by chance caught a current program the other nite, still don't know what channel since we get no TV guide for cable TV.

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2005/4/20/20348/5140

Barbara Boxer speaks truth to power:

John Bolton's nomination is dividing the country. This is a man who has shown nothing but contempt for the United Nations throughout his career. This is a man who has bullied intelligence analysts to try to get them to say what he wants, even when it's not true. This is a man who doesn't get along well with others and, if confirmed, would be entrusted with representing our nation in sensitive diplomatic negotiations at the United Nations.

Surely we can do better. Surely we can find a nominee for UN Ambassador that America can support and get behind -- not someone who divides our country and alienates our allies.

Tell President Bush to send the Senate a new UN nominee -- please sign my petition to the White House now:

http://ga4.org/campaign/new_nominee

Every President has the right to choose senior members of his Administration. But every President also has an obligation to the American people that those nominees are well qualified for the positions they seek.

all time favorite-bad commercial: "Democratic Match dot com"

"Don't be so gloomy. After all it's not that awful. Like the fella says, in Italy for 30 years under the Borgias they had warfare, terror, murder, and bloodshed, but they produced Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and the Renaissance. In Switzerland they had brotherly love - they had 500 years of democracy and peace, and what did that produce? The cuckoo clock."

--Orson Welles

who is gladys?

You are right. The guest was right. Janeane was wrong. George Bush is very much what America is.

Posted by: edna ellen poe at April 20, 2005 09:26 PM

I don't know. I came in late, and I heard the guy say something about Jehovah's Witnesses, so I dimmed the lights and hid under the kitchen table.

barbara boxer is hot

The entertainment industry is machine-gunning art and music and human inspiration so they can suck the blood from the corpse and take it to the bank.

Posted by: Pandemia at April 20, 2005 09:25 PM

What you say is true, but artists should be willing to starve for their art, and not do pilots for sitcoms about poker playin' grannies.

Is your little brat out of control? Is he disrespectful?

I'll come to your house and kick the shit out of that kid.

I'll break his fucking kneecaps for ya!

all time favorite-bad commercial: "Democratic Match dot com"

Posted by: quantumspin at April 20, 2005 09:31 PM

So we've already forgotten the Malt-O-Meal kid?

barbara boxer is hot

Posted by: soopaj at April 20, 2005 09:33 PM

she's also the shortest person in the senate...ever

wow. i didn't know thid thread was here:)#

Anybody else suspect that the Total Transformation Package involves what most states would consider child abuse?

You want good CBC watch The Passionate Eye or The Fifth Estate.

Evan Soloman drives me nuts, he was punk like janeane and argued with Chomsky. Everyone hoping the genius will rub off.

Posted by: TruBluJew at April 20, 2005 09:31 PM

There was even more misery during the Dark Ages and they produced shit.

A fark.com pic
http://www.salooncrew.com/photoshop/chinese_food.jpg

The Newsroom on CBC was friggin' brilliant. The show Finkleman did after that was interesting (and odd) but not as good.

To Soopaj:

Who isn't Gladys, my friend, who bloody well isn't? ;)

Anybody else suspect that the Total Transformation Package involves what most states would consider child abuse?

THE BEST "SCIENCE" MONEY CAN BUY...

Forty public policy groups have this in common: They seek to undermine the scientific consensus that humans are causing the earth to overheat...and they all get money from ExxonMobil.

From 2000 to 2003, Exxon funneled more than $8 million into a network of think tanks, quasi-journalistic media outlets, and civic and religious groups, to great effect.

While peer-reviewed scientific journals contain virtually nothing that challenges the consensus on anthropogenic global warming, a flood of reports, press releases, and op-ed columns has succeeded in creating the illusion of scientific controversy, seized on by sympathetic lawmakers like Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.), who calls global warming a "hoax" and -- whaddya know! -- also receives buckets of money from Exxon.

Link to article:

http://www.motherjones.com/news/feature/2005/05/some_like_it_hot.html

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HOW can AAR NOT get K-Os CD?

Astralwerk Office is across town.... ehrrr.

Bush is a rat bastard!

There was even more misery during the Dark Ages and they produced shit.

Posted by: Daisy at April 20, 2005 09:34 PM

that's not fair....it was freakin dark!

she's also the shortest person in the senate...ever

Posted by: TruBluJew at April 20, 2005 09:34 PM

*swoon*
who is the shortest in the house?
is it mister dennis?

i frickin LOVE HIM too!!!

he is a lil lil shorty

*yub!*

If I had to choose between Coulter and Condi, I would cut my dick off first. I heard though that Coulter said in an interview with Geraldo (ehhww) that she slept around a lot and would go out to bars, clubs and pick up guys and have sex with them. So apparently she's a total slut. Try using that to pitch to the family values crowd.

Naomi Klein is more my type, but she's already married.

If Jesus shows up in studio for interview. Janeane will still insist talking about iron deficiency, catholic highschool, and how Bush is bad. need to fix this ...

Posted by: wanda at April 20, 2005 09:24 PM

No, that's not true. If Jesus shows up, Janeane will be sure to go on a rant about how much she dislikes the score from "Jesus Christ Superstar".

"America controls the world." Oh, wah, Janeane. Little Miss Hollywood, maybe you should move to Canada. Maybe you can land some major roles in a Toronto troupe!

little bitch

WHERE ARE MY MARTINIS!?

Is there a movement to put anyone on urinal cakes?

Reagan's face should be on the IOU.

so...giving you a chance for a discussion. name one good and logical thing bush has done that deserves praise, and same goes for the invasion of Iraq and let's discuss.

Posted by: Archy at April 20, 2005 09:30 PM

You don't seem to get it. I'M NOT A BUSH SUPPORTER. Go to Free Republic, or Nice Doggie. They'll have lots of praise to heap upon Bush.

better late than never

morning blog

barbara boxer is hot

Posted by: soopaj at April 20, 2005 09:33 PM

I was watching her one day and I noticed how small her hands were...idunno why but I thought it made her cute.

The problem with some so called "patriots" on this blog is that they just can't handle the truth. As someone once said "patriotism is the last bastion of the scoundrel". Would that be you right wing anonymus?

Is there a movement to put anyone on urinal cakes?

Posted by: Anonymous at April 20, 2005 09:37 PM

The one thing Reagan does deserve to be put on.

morning cate, glad you could make it. :)

All of Bush's "worthless social security IOU's" have Reagan's signature on them

If Jesus showed up, he'd probly get his own show on AAR.

Posted by: Rat-Zinger UEB at April 20, 2005 09:30 PM

Nah, they'd replace him with Jerry Springer.

Posted by: Ann Coulter at April 20, 2005 09:37 PM

Have a urinal cake. Something. Put a little meat on your butt. Fix your breath. Shut your mouth. Everybody wins.

so, [Anonymous at April 20, 2005 09:28 PM] no discussion?

better late than never

morning blog

Posted by: cate at April 20, 2005 09:37 PM

Morning, cate. You must have slept in.

No, but Americans, and especially American politicians (some) are really fucking good at being dicks.

www.soopajdelux.com/pups

yub!

To Soopaj:

Actually, the Gladys thing is a quote from an all-time genius show Sam used to do called "Home Movies". It comes from a show where a great character by the name of McGuirk, the kids drunken soccer coach, is in the midst of a grade school musical, locked in his car and wants to start his number.

Eisenhower should be on some cash.

freestyle rant. My brain is filtering it out.

TIme for me to bail out.

Be back later.

If I had to choose between Coulter and Condi, I would cut my dick off first.

Posted by: livingonli at April 20, 2005 09:36 PM

I don't think I'd go that far, but I'd have to be REEEEEEALLY drunk. And blind. And definitely deaf.

"You can;t respect someone who kisses your ass."

-Ferris Bueller.

eyyy pez

yesser rusty i slept in and feel like shit!

at least its sunny.

Have a urinal cake. Something. Put a little meat on your butt. Fix your breath. Shut your mouth. Everybody wins.

Posted by: Daisy at April 20, 2005 09:39 PM

Do you actually believe that I require food? I admitted to TIME that I use only cigarettes and martinis as sustenance. HOW DARE YOU imply that I eat anything? Liberals are just like this.

Janeane you are so fucking brilliant!!!! love the "dick" commentary!!! im glad sam wasnt there to interrupt.

love

rich

eya cate

turbulent bloggie tonight

better break out the rain gear!

I'm not sure I entirely agree with K-Os on Canada being just a reaction to the US, but, his comments do express an intellectual response to defining one's own culture. It does seem that analysis like that is often lacking for many in American culture.

I suspect K-Os doesn't mind Janeanne's ranting style of "interview". It sounded more like a conversation between two friends who have strong opinions. I got the sense he digs her!

If I had to choose between Coulter and Condi, I would cut my dick off first.

Posted by: livingonli at April 20, 2005 09:36 PM

i figure Condi's been screwing me for so long, why not repay the favor...

Hey Janeane, screw your ego.

Janeane is left on.

ISAAC!

That's my point. A troll would do such a thing; therefore, since no one has done so, rumours of trolls abounding are highly exxagerated.

Posted by: Anonymous at April 20, 2005 09:28 PM

Well, of course, anyone who deviates even slightly from the straight dem party line is a "divider" or a "troll". Remember the DLC mantra - 'Shut Up And Vote!'

uh oh...mini spat...shes reading the blog

wonder if any flying monkeys are going to call in tonight on the mike malloy show?

hehe

doubt it.

but hope so

The problem with some so called "patriots" on this blog is that they just can't handle the truth. As someone once said "patriotism is the last bastion of the scoundrel". Would that be you right wing anonymus?

Posted by: frngy at April 20, 2005 09:38 PM

No, on the contrary, I realize that there are many problems in this country that need to be corrected, but can't we say the same about your country? Keep your own backyard clean, then worry about mine.

Shit... what was the diaper-? phrase she used? I didn't catch it

If Jesus showed up, he'd probly get his own show on AAR.

Posted by: Rat-Zinger UEB at April 20, 2005 09:30 PM

She had one but they replaced it with Jerry Springer

If I had to choose between Coulter and Condi, I would cut my dick off first.

Posted by: livingonli at April 20, 2005 09:36 PM

Pfft, that's a slam dunk. If I had to choose between Coulter and Condi, I'd choose to watch.

In fact, I suspect that would be my only choice...

really jim!?

eek

Janeane, it's pronounced 'terr'

today is the anniversary of the Columbine Shooting.

JANEANE IS BEING CONDESCENDING!!!

Minorities who are part of the repug party are just being USED to make people think the party is inclusive. The only way people like Condi, Thomas ,Powell make it in this party is by being self-hating, backstabbing traitors to their heritage. They're a "waste of skin".

oh . my . god

what a dick

Posted by: Rusty at April 20, 2005 09:44 PM

You can't handle a woman like me. I draw a whip when I'm in the mood. Do you think you can withstand my concealed whip?

From what I heard in August when NewsWorld International becomes The Current they will no longer be carrying CBC News which means unless you live close to the border or have a Canadian satellite service you will no longer have access to CBC News. My cable system does offer EuroNews on the digital tier which is a Belgian-based trans-European news service which is the only alternative news perspective I get through US cable and satellite TV other than the BBC News cut-ins on PBS and BBC America.

oh god...

I HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE

... his voice.

FOCK!

arrrrrgh!!

arrrrrgh!!!!

i hate his voice. i hate it i hate it...

The last half hour Janeane has hit the nail

on the head.

apparently australia is number one in depression

...

Their Philosophy is: Might makes Right, Win at all cost.

This is not new.

This is also not exclusive to America.

This is in every country in the world, and always has been.

we are number one in mental disorders! wee..we're number one! We're number One! See my purplr finger, we're number one!

No, on the contrary, I realize that there are many problems in this country that need to be corrected, but can't we say the same about your country? Keep your own backyard clean, then worry about mine.

Posted by: Anonymous at April 20, 2005 09:42 PM

Problem is, America CAUSES problems in other countries. To carry on the backyard analogy, the USA is the asshole eith the tire fire in the backyard who cheerfully lets his three-legged Cyclops dog shit all over his neighbors lawn.

We're #1 !!!

(In mental health problems)

No, on the contrary, I realize that there are many problems in this country that need to be corrected, but can't we say the same about your country? Keep your own backyard clean, then worry about mine.

Posted by: Anonymous at April 20, 2005 09:42 PM

Problem is, America CAUSES problems in other countries. To carry on the backyard analogy, the USA is the asshole with the tire fire in the backyard who cheerfully lets his three-legged Cyclops dog shit all over his neighbors lawn.

Janeane,
No matter what Rolling Stone says... I love listening to you verbalize my thoughts and feelings so deftly. I love listening to this show more than any other show. I think Franken is too "reasonable" ... and I really believe there are no BRIDGES to be built. I love this show. I love listening to you... when I sat across a table from you in l.a. a few years back i was terrified of you... hahaha ... now... I would just be so fucking happy to jump up and down and call the rapture right what they are... emotional defectives. Go j. keep broadcasting and when the tide changes... you will get awards i promise.

eyyy pez

yesser rusty i slept in and feel like shit!

at least its sunny.

Posted by: cate at April 20, 2005 09:41 PM

The angels are still bowling here.

I suspect K-Os doesn't mind Janeanne's ranting style of "interview". It sounded more like a conversation between two friends who have strong opinions. I got the sense he digs her!

Posted by: maceo at April 20, 2005 09:42 PM

Ranting is not interviewing. Janeane has plenty of time to spout off. I was interested in hearing what K-Os had to say, but Janeane selfishly wouldn't allow him to express himself.

Might makes Right, Win at all cost.

This is not new.

This is also not exclusive to America.

This is in every country in the world, and always has been.

Posted by: Truthseeker at April 20, 2005 09:45 PM

actually not every country idolizes violence.
that is fairly American.#

happy yubs!

www.soopajdelux.com/pups

awww

mom of two so i know!

K-os was absolutely right, you are wrong Janeane. You miss the point. Hidden underneath all the talk of freedom and equality is something seething and rotten in America. George Bush represents that. Like K-os said, "George Bush is America'.

You forget that when you were born, America was a racist apartheid nation. For the most part, it still is.

OK, that's it.

I think it's time to join Sammy on vacation from MRR.

Love ya J, but MRR without Sammy is not for me.

See you Monday! Peaches.

But anonymus, you admit that America has problems? And what would those be? No health insurance for all it's citizens. 37th in health outcomes? 29th in world literacy? An ever increasing wealth gap? A slow erosion of civil liberties? Feel free to add your own thoughts. We would all be curious to know what you see as Americas' "problems."

We're Number One...

We're Number One...

We're Number One...

We're Number One...

Bush, Cheney and Co. never refer to

Oklahoma as a terrorist attack,

just shows the stuff they're made of,

cat shit.

The more I watch these people on CSPAN and listen to them the more certain I am that if they were insects one of their own would exterminate eveyone of them from the face of the earth.

But anonymus, you admit that America has problems? And what would those be? No health insurance for all it's citizens. 37th in health outcomes? 29th in world literacy? An ever increasing wealth gap? A slow erosion of civil liberties? Feel free to add your own thoughts. We would all be curious to know what you see as Americas' "problems."

You can't handle a woman like me. I draw a whip when I'm in the mood. Do you think you can withstand my concealed whip?

Posted by: Ann Coulter at April 20, 2005 09:45 PM

I often have trouble reading between the lines; that IS your nickname for your penis, right?

The angels are still bowling here.

Posted by: Rusty at April 20, 2005 09:46 PM

I don't know what that means, but I kinda like it.

I think we have so many mental health problems because we"re so dishonest with ourselves.

All that self-deception after year and years it kinda loosens ones grip on reality.

Posted by: Rusty at April 20, 2005 09:44 PM

You can't handle a woman like me. I draw a whip when I'm in the mood. Do you think you can withstand my concealed whip?

Posted by: Ann Coulter at April 20, 2005 09:45 PM

Mmmm...based on what I've seen of your emaciated rack, I dread to think where you're concealing it...

(Sudden flashback to Dustin Hoffman in "Pappillon"...)

Posted by: trubblemaker at April 20, 2005 09:48 PM

That is DISGUSTING. I'm sorry I'm not a liberal. I don't have pet names for my... private areas. This is why liberals lose every argument in which they engage. They are fixated on Bill Clinton's crotch. They can't appreciate the massacres that we have for Christianity!

The more I watch these people on CSPAN and listen to them the more certain I am that if they were insects one of their own would exterminate eveyone of them from the face of the earth.

Posted by: Son of Bill Teller at April 20, 2005 09:48 PM

LOL I sat through that C-span clip too...pure senate babbling hell!!!

trubblemaker, that is a keeper! LMAO!

(Sudden flashback to Dustin Hoffman in "Pappillon"...)

Posted by: Rusty at April 20, 2005 09:49 PM

Refer to first hour thread.

I would LOVE to get a look at Janeanes record stash.

Pus filled milk???

I suspect K-Os doesn't mind Janeanne's ranting style of "interview". It sounded more like a conversation between two friends who have strong opinions. I got the sense he digs her!

Posted by: maceo at April 20, 2005 09:42 PM

K-OS just sounded mellow and thoughtful. Not like "shut up I'm here to plug my shit". Like someone conversing over a coffee.

what.....

Speaking of Masscres. That movie Kingdom of Heaven-What a nightmare. That movie is going to be the most contriversial bit of film this year.
Just wait.#

But anonymus, you admit that America has problems? And what would those be? No health insurance for all it's citizens. 37th in health outcomes? 29th in world literacy? An ever increasing wealth gap? A slow erosion of civil liberties? Feel free to add your own thoughts. We would all be curious to know what you see as Americas' "problems."

Posted by: frngy at April 20, 2005 09:47 PM

One that jumps out at me is corporations having too much power, vis a vis controlling politicians. The recent bankruptcy bill is a classic example.

Now the NYSE is going to be a company

that offers stock !!

No conflict of interests there, eh ?

(Sudden flashback to Dustin Hoffman in "Pappillon"...)

Posted by: Rusty at April 20, 2005 09:49 PM

Don't you people worship FRANCE? Learn how to spell "PAPILLON," Frenchie!

"OK, that's it./ I think it's time to join Sammy on vacation from MRR. / Love ya J, but MRR without Sammy is not for me." - idiot

Janeane... you are amazingly clear and honest and GOD it is so refreshing and funny and inspiring... screw the idiots... please keep yelling at the FATHEADS!!!

yayyyyyyyyyy

- RickStar

there's an inner conversation about fat in JGs head.....maybe if she lets herself go she'll chill out more.

Something that has been bothering me for a long time:

Progressives/Liberals/Democrats have got to stop using the term "pro-life" to describe those who oppose Choice. The opposite of "Pro-Choice" is "Anti-Choice".

The right wing have given validity to their position by employing the term "pro-life" because it implies that those support a woman's right to reproductive choice are "pro-death".

We need to start emphasising that "choice" means having the right to say "no" as well as "yes" to abortion, contraception, etc.

That is DISGUSTING. I'm sorry I'm not a liberal. I don't have pet names for my... private areas. This is why liberals lose every argument in which they engage. They are fixated on Bill Clinton's crotch. They can't appreciate the massacres that we have for Christianity!

Posted by: Ann Coulter at April 20, 2005 09:50 PM

That's not a denial.

cerebral obesity...that's pure genius.

Mistake in last post:

I don't know what that means, but I kinda like it.

Posted by: trubblemaker at April 20, 2005 09:49 PM

NOW you should refer to first hour thread...

Sorry, a little too much white wine with my squab...

CBC has a couple of good political satire shows, "Royal Canadian Air Farce" which is sketch humor and has its moments. "This Hour Has 22 Minutes" which is a combination of sketches and "Daily Show"-esque humor. And last, "Rick Mercer's Monday Report" which is more like the Daily Show although he does bits on the road. Rick Mercer used to be on 22 minutes but went out on his own. He was also on a satire of the TV industry called "Made In Canada" which aired in the US under the title "The Industry"

And besides the news and documentaries, CBC also is the only outlet in North America running the new "Doctor Who" series.

goddamn I wanna aircar!!!!!

http://www.roadabletimes.com

someday ill fly without cash for lessons.

JOE MCCARTHY!! OOOOOHHHH, YEAAAAH! ROY COHN!!! YESSSS, YESSSSS!

I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE men who are latently homosexual!

the new pope gives me the irks

lamb, rott, whatever.

poor people tend to be overweight because they are forced to eat cheap food which are full of high carbs, salt, fats.. so povertry causes obesity

Anonymus, there is a point were we agree!

http://cbsnewyork.com/topstories/topstories_story_110203947.html

Connecticut on Wednesday became the second state to offer civil unions to gay couples -- and the first to do so without being forced by the courts.

About an hour after the state Senate sent her the legislation, Republican Gov. M. Jodi Rell signed into law a bill that will afford same-sex couples in Connecticut many of the rights and privileges of married couples.

Janeane, you rock! Mental health issues of right wingers so true. I live with one who is 19 yrs. old. Knows nothing, doesn't want to know anything, and has drank all the kool aid.

hello everyone....

lmfao

Janeane, they don't necessarily mean it when they say they suport all that crap. Its just a means to the end. The end is money and power and removing as many people as possible from competition for money and power.

Might makes right.

Ends justify the means.

He who has the gold makes the rules.

This is the way it is and always has been.

Its OVER in America. Stick a fork in it, ITS DONE.

Liberals don't fight, they just talk, and quite frankly I'm sick of it. Its not the republicans fault that things are so fucked up right now. Its the LIBERAL INTELLECTUALS who have seen this coming for DECADES but didn't have the cajones to actually DO anything SUBSTANTIAL to STOP IT.

Syna is on the blog.

Y'all smell it?

'Cranial obesity?'

the new pope gives me the irks

Posted by: cate at April 20, 2005 09:54 PM

i know. hate to say it, but for some reason he reminds me of robert blake.

I think many Right Wingers have jealousy issues with women. They want to BE women. That's born out by Guckert/Gannon and his White House customers.

And YOU GO Janeane!

Janeane, you rock! Mental health issues of right wingers so true. I live with one who is 19 yrs. old. Knows nothing, doesn't want to know anything, and has drank all the kool aid.

poor people tend to be overweight because they are forced to eat cheap food which are full of high carbs, salt, fats.. so povertry causes obesity

Posted by: Madmaxi at April 20, 2005 09:55 PM

right on dude. i concur. The poor cant get fresh fruits and veggies in CA for chrissake!

Janeane... you are amazingly clear and honest and GOD it is so refreshing and funny and inspiring... screw the idiots... please keep yelling at the FATHEADS!!!
yayyyyyyyyyy
- RickStar
Posted by: rickstar at April 20, 2005 09:53 PM
------------------

Yeah, I'm sure J really digs all the worshippers and wannabe starfuckers on the blog. Fucking pathetic.

MR should put music behind Janeane's rants.

Janeane is kinda what would happen if Randi Rhodes and Mike Molloy had a kid....

BAD SHOW

the first Martians will be dicks

peaches

I think Edna has the hots for Syna. She is obsessed with him.

its almost like they throw things out there to make us all fight. A movie depicting the medival
crusades that done in the name of Christ. And they
are calling it Kingdom of Heaven. geesh. You thought the controversy over the Passion was bad-
hahahaha. I bet we will have people on the right
denying that the crusades ever happened-and that it is a fabrication of the Left.#

peaches

xx

hee hee!

Multi Peach!

peaches!

apples, oranges, and peaches

nice peaches

Is this show FINALLY over? It has so tormented me. It is languid, vapid, and the pinnacle of liberal stupidity. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a date with Matt Drudge. ^ read above comment about my love for latent homsexuals

GOODBYE, liberal freaks

poor people tend to be overweight because they are forced to eat cheap food which are full of high carbs, salt, fats.. so povertry causes obesity

Posted by: Madmaxi at April 20, 2005 09:55 PM

Jesse Ventura would disagree with you:

Every fat person says it's not their fault, that they have gland trouble. You know which gland? The saliva gland. They can't push away from the table. -10/99

Peaches all. Got jet out of work and catch the bus. see y'all on the flip side

Word KevinK. Peaches, blog. Rant on, Janeane. Cut that fog in two.

Posted by: Ann Coulter at April 20, 2005 09:59 PM

Do you spit or swallow?

Peaches 2.0!

Jesse Ventura would disagree with you:

LOL, Jessie was head slammed one too many times when wrasslin' he's such a tiny boy anyway. Tho he did speak his mind, gotta respect that! :0)

France to vote on EU constitution May 29, anti-government sentiment on riseDocument Actions EU Constitution04/03/2005

The European Union's nascent constitution will get its first real make-or-break test on May 29 when French voters are called on to decide whether to adopt the landmark charter.
President Jacques Chirac, aware that a 'no' vote could scuttle the constitution, which theoretically requires approval in all 25 EU states to come into effect, on Friday had his office announce the referendum date.
"The president of the republic has decided that the referendum on the European constitution will take place May 29, 2005," a statement from his Elysee palace said.
Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin effectively launched the campaign in favour of the referendum immediately afterwards, by having an article published in afternoon Le Monde newspaper in which he called the vote "urgent" and "historic".
But, though Chirac has staked his personal prestige -- and his legacy -- on having the referendum approved, the outcome is far from certain.
The French electorate, angry over economic and labour reforms imposed by the conservative government and wary over Chirac's push to have Turkey become an EU member in the future, is in a volatile mood.

was bill on the show tonight?

that's what screwed everything up!!

Despite Janeane's implication, Mel Gibson (and his dad, incidentally) are not followers of the Pope. They are members of a "Catholic" splinter sect that splintered from the Vatican after John XXIII enacted the reforms approved by the Second Vatican Council.

Peaches, crackders and lou dog.

Oh, look, I found the wishbone...

Now I wish a cow would wander into my storm drain and drown...

its almost like they throw things out there to make us all fight. A movie depicting the medival crusades that done in the name of Christ. And they are calling it Kingdom of Heaven. geesh. You thought the controversy over the Passion was bad- hahahaha. I bet we will have people on the right denying that the crusades ever happened-and that it is a fabrication of the Left.#

Posted by: Anonymous at April 20, 2005 09:58 PM

I'm betting the roasting of heathen babies will NOT be in the directors cut, replaced by a scene of the Knights Templar handing out cakes and copies of the Bible to children.

peach it high

peach it low

peach it under the miseltoe

Classic Finkleman The Newsroom episode.

When a failing screenwriter decides to commit suicide, George turns his videotaped attempt into a 5-part ratings winner. Then his new video star starts to have second thoughts.
=================
Finkleman is pissed and tries to convince the guy to go ahead with his suicide, all for a TV ratings coup.

Onto Malloy and the Wing Monkey Right...If only one calls, it will be worth staying up late for it...

Flying Monkey Time! >pullin up chair, popcorn ready

has neilBUSH™ ever declared bankruptcy?

ovaltine!

ovaltine rocks!!!

monkey time!!!!!1

mallllooooyyy

monkey slaying music!!!!!

lol

Instead of using the nic "Anonymous", here is one-just for you.

Cal Ward Lee

Dear Janeanne,
I listened last night. Because there are so few outlets for the kind of straight-talking sanity that you and Mark are delivering up I ask you to be a little more circumspect of the tone of the discourse; that tiff over "taint" was a little bit like study hall back at high school or Gilda Radner and Bill Murray when they did that SNL skit about the kids. (As you probably know by now, "taint" is also a noun). I was a Latin major in college and words have always been a thing with me. I went to Columbia and my favorite teacher was a man named Henry Steele Commager, Jr. (he was a Latin professor--he's the son of a very famous US history professor) and he was really into wordy things. This was at the time when William Safire had left Washington and had assumed the mantle of arbiter of elegance of the English language, writing those "On Language" columns in the Sunday Times. My teacher traveled in the same circles as Safire and ridiculed him to us as a poseur (mainly I guess because he didn't have a classical education--which I guess is mean but he was a Nixon hack after all). Yes taint is a noun as well as verb, but the verb is probably used more commonly today.

Speaking of SNL, I saw the James Belushi sit-com. I want B.'s DNA checked. He just can't be John's brother. If I did a show that bad (there wasn't a single joke that I couldn't see coming 10 minutes in advance) I'd want my feeding tube removed, pronto. Mark was going to be on that show? But he's not fat.

Love, Tony

this is like watching the jedi wasting those bugs in Episode II

Malloy's music intro, Orff?

I'm betting the roasting of heathen babies will NOT be in the directors cut, replaced by a scene of the Knights Templar handing out cakes and copies of the Bible to children.

Posted by: trubblemaker at April 20, 2005 10:03 PM

my Guess. It will be 'fair and balanced'.
It will show violence, but the violence will
apear justified. I have no idea tho. Its being
done by the same people who did Gladiator, so maybe it will be okay. I am
just waiting for the social backlash. Not gonna be pretty#

so Gere says "I should have gone easy on the hamster food"

[cymbal]

malloy: georgia o'keefe

Malloy it's
ansel adams and georgia okief
spelling?

The GOP's Favorite Democrat Ari Berman
Mon Apr 18,10:18 AM ET

"You're like Zell Miller without the crack," Jon Stewart once told Nebraska Senator Ben Nelson. Lately, though, it looks like Nelson may be taking hits from the pipe.

Nelson, the Senate's most conservative Democrat, is drafting legislation to give bipartisan cover to Bill Frist's plan to outlaw the filibuster of judicial nominees, known as the "nuclear option." Nelson's proposal would bar the use of the filibuster and allow any Senator to call an up-or-down floor vote on any judicial nominee, even if the Senate Judiciary Committee blocks the nomination.

Essentially, Nelson is doing Frist's controversial bidding for him, at a time when conservative opposition to Frist's plan is rising--from a host of GOP moderates and from two influential right-wing groups, Gun Owners of America and the National Right to Work Committee. "When Bill Clinton was president, we, effectively, in the Judiciary Committee blocked a number of his nominees," John McCain told MSNBC. "I say to my conservative friends, some day there will be a liberal Democrat president and a liberal Democrat Congress." However, the support of one or two more centrist Democrats could resuscitate Frist's plan at the very moment it is dying.

Nelson argues that his party's well-organized resistance to the nuclear option puts red state Democrats in a tough spot. But there's a different between trying to reach consensus and giving the GOP whatever it wants. Just ask North Dakota's Kent Conrad, who recently said of the filibuster: "when judges are way outside of the mainstream, I'm willing to do it." If the president wants bipartisanship, says South Dakota Senator Tim Johnson, he could start by consulting with Democrats on his selections. Further undermining Nelson's rationale is the example of Senator Byron Dorgan of North Dakota, a state where Bush beat John Kerry by 27 points, who has emerged as one of the most effective critics of this Administration.

If Nelson has his way, Republicans may soon control the entire judiciary. Already Republican appointees hold a majority on 10 of the nation's 13 federal appeals courts. Three more lifetime

Instead of using the nic "Anonymous", here is one-just for you.

Cal Ward Lee

Posted by: edna ellen poe at April 20, 2005 10:07 PM

Another brave internet warrior. I'm sure your birth certificate says Edna Ellen Poe.

crusades: a political power grab cloaked in religion

[yawn]

I guess nothing changes.

... so Minnie says "Mickey? is it in yet?"

Already Republican appointees hold a majority on 10 of the nation's 13 federal appeals courts. Three more lifetime appointments would give Republicans an advantage on every appeals court except the ninth circuit in California.

In that case, Nelson, nicknamed "Nellie" by President Bush, may earn a new moniker. We suggest Nellienquent.

LINK

hm. not bad.

or, uh, wait... hm...

neat poem.

New Poll: Americans Warming to Theocracy#

I hoping Malloy isn't using this right-wing caller bit as a tease, and then end up taking one call at the end of the show.

No,

my birth certificate saids Ann G. Myma.

200,000 Ameritrade Client Files Lost

By EMILY FREDRIX, Associated Press Writer
Wed Apr 20, 5:43 PM ET

Leading online discount broker Ameritrade Holding Corp. said Tuesday it has informed about 200,000 current and former customers that a backup computer tape containing their personal information has been lost.

The Omaha-based company mailed the notices to its clients last week, spokeswoman Donna Kush said.

The company realized the tape was missing in February, when the package it was in was damaged during shipping between vendors, Kush said. Of the four backup tapes in the package, three were found, but the fourth is still missing, she said.

Information on the tape was for people nationwide who may have been Ameritrade customers from 2000-2003, she said. The data was different for each client and may have included their Social Security numbers, among other information, Kush said.

The tapes were not marked and unless special equipment was used, the compressed data could not be extracted.

Kush said she has not heard of any misuse of the information.

"We are very confident that no harm has been done to any clients, to their accounts, to their information," Kush said.

LINK

georgia o'keefe
http://www.cs.uvic.ca/~mserra/quadri/image/OKeefe_red.jpg

They claim her paintings were like Rorschach ink blot tests of female genitalia.

You should have to be a good Christian before you can start dropping bombs.

Not to be all doom and gloom on ya ... but ... the US economy is going down hard ... and soon.

But, I will say, I think the country deserves it ... if for no other reason, as punishment for Bush getting any votes at all.

I'm thinkin its time to get off this sinking ship ... like ... you know ...

b-b-but ClinTON!

Yeah seriously. like I say. If Jesus shows up in studio for interview. Janeane will still insist talking about iron deficiency, catholic highschool, and how Bush is bad. need to fix this ...

Posted by: wanda at April 20, 2005 09:24 PM

Frankly, if Jesus showed up in the studio those are exactly I'd want covered.

Thank you and GOOD DAY, SIR!!!

Neocons on Mike Malloy tonight:

"B-B-B-B...CLINTON!"

Iraqi MPs demand US apology

Wednesday 20 April 2005, 0:47 Makka Time, 21:47 GMT

Iraqi deputies have demanded an official apology from Washington over the manhandling by US soldiers of a member of parliament at a Baghdad checkpoint.

Deputies suspended their session on Tuesday for an hour in protest against the incident involving Fatah al-Shaikh, a follower of Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr and member of the dominant United Iraqi Alliance (UIA) bloc, Aljazeera reported.

They then voted unanimously on a motion demanding an official apology from the US embassy and Washington, and the punishment of the US soldier involved.

"When I told the translator with the soldier that I was a member of the National Assembly, he answered: To hell with you and the National Assembly," al-Shaikh told his colleagues.

LINK

It is like watching a cat toy with a mouse.

test
----
test
----
carriage test

Frankly, if Jesus showed up in the studio those are exactly I'd want covered.

Thank you and GOOD DAY, SIR!!!

Posted by: Chubby_Bubba, Rajah of Bhong, nominator of various prestigious awards at April 20, 2005 10:27 PM

no effin way. I would insist he perform miracle by removing Bush from office at once.

test2

test2

test2

">http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/pope20.html">
The Pope Describes The Churches Mission Statement:
We Promise To Save As Many Consumers As Possible,
and Unite The Consumers We Do Have. Non Consumers
Will Aniliated.Amen.#

try that again:

The Pope Describes The Churches Mission Statement: We Promise To Save As Many Consumers As Possible, and Unite The Consumers We Do Have. Non Consumers Will Aniliated.Amen.#

I just can't get enough of Jesus H Christ

What I don't understand is WHY Janeane interviewing K-OS. She obviously doesn't have interest and doesn't listen to hip-hop. She doesn't even realize what is the significance of K-os work. (ie. has she even listened to it?) Is this left over from Unfiltered guest list?

Who is pushing K-Os onto Majority Report? Cause the interview could have been THAT much more significant than just rants and rambles about the Bush administration and Canada-US airwave. (insight to inner working of recent progressive hip-hop.)

K-os work was not even mention in the air beyond mentioning album title. At least the interview wasn't as disasterous as Peaches interview.

Producers also didn't provide enough background material beyond making Janeane read some canned questions.

nuts ... link died

Posted by: wanda at April 20, 2005 10:38 PM

Could it be that you are a frustrated actor or musician that is jealous of whatever measure of success is enjoyed by someone your own age?

Wow. This place is dead tonite.#

You know, sometimes Mike is just a little arguementive?

K-os work was not even mention in the air beyond mentioning album title. At least the interview wasn't as disasterous as Peaches interview.

Posted by: wanda at April 20, 2005 10:38 PM

There's a big difference between the two. Peaches, herself, was a bore. K-os seemed interesting. Janeane is just not an interviewer, as she doesn't want to hear from others as much as she wants to hear herself talk.

Wow. This place is dead tonite.#

Posted by: Anonymous at April 20, 2005 10:43 PM

Dead as Jesus.

Could it be that you are a frustrated actor or musician that is jealous of whatever measure of success is enjoyed by someone your own age?

Posted by: Rat-Zinger UEB at April 20, 2005 10:42 PM

Hey, stop reading my mind!!!

what's the name of the guy that pulls bits on this show? cuz...

Good News and Bad News...from baghdad burning#

Jesus is alive my friend. He's not in church though;)#

Britney Spears foetus gets a blog

TIMES NEWS NETWORK[ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 2005 11:46:08 AM]

My name is Fetus Spears, unborn child of Britney Spears and Kevin Federline. I currently reside in my mother's uterus where I am spending my gestation period blogging, podcasting, chatting via instant messager,making daily appearances on my webcam, and doing the occasional interview via sonogram. I am not sure whether I am a girl or a boy yet.''

Believe it or not, this is the voice of Spears' foetus who has started a blog of its own, titled The official blog of Fetus Spears. The blog is described as ''A Below-the-belly look at life inside my mother, Britney Spears: the world's most white trash pop star mommy!''

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/1083067.cms

... she wants to hear herself talk.

Posted by: Shawn at April 20, 2005 10:45 PM

Could it be that she is coached by her producer to "add color"? Is it possible that the Majority Report is actually entertainment?

Sorry, I guess I'm all wet on that front. I mean, if they wanted entertainment, they'd hire someone famous and charismatic ... like Sam Donaldson!

Could it be that you are a frustrated actor or musician that is jealous of whatever measure of success is enjoyed by someone your own age?

Posted by: Rat-Zinger UEB at April 20, 2005 10:42 PM

could be, if I were an actor or a musician, which I am not. The more obvious could be that the whole show doesn't have that 'satisfying information bliss'. It's more like listening to celebrity rant or somebody showing up and reading script. There is no 'weight' to the words. It's more like freestyle rant in open mic lounge nite.

Only cursory analysis to daily news item, no working theme or underlying reason why segment should go like this or that, meandering. etc...

my brain automagically filtering out the whole thing...

Bait and Switch:Republican Senators Vote Against Healthcare for Iraq War Veterans

Every U.S. media outlet should publicize how the Republican-led Senate voted against providing desperately needed money to the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for healthcare services for our wounded combat veterans. The essay exposes the "bait and switch" tactics used by the Bush Administration and their supporters in Congress.

http://www.aberdeennews.com/mld/aberdeennews/news/11431363.ht

Only cursory analysis to daily news item, no working theme or underlying reason why segment should go like this or that, meandering. etc...

my brain automagically filtering out the whole thing...

Posted by: wanda at April 20, 2005 10:51 PM

I have nothing against Janeane personally, and I would like to see the show do well, but I just can't take her repetitive ranting for any length of time.

my brain automagically filtering out the whole thing...

Posted by: wanda at April 20, 2005 10:51 PM

Hmmm .. another reference to your abilities. Perhaps we should devote some time to this. Please ... lie back.

So, why do you feel it important to impress upon bloggers that you are of superior intelligence? Perhaps something in your childhood caused you to feel undermined.

Its ok, you are in a safe place. You may speak freely.

There's a big difference between the two. Peaches, herself, was a bore. K-os seemed interesting. Janeane is just not an interviewer, as she doesn't want to hear from others as much as she wants to hear herself talk.

Posted by: Shawn at April 20, 2005 10:45 PM

If Peaches was a bore, then the interviewer is incompetent. I am sorry, but that's just a fact. Her work is affecting several recent groups, she creates a lot of interesting works and considered important figure in underground scene. That on top of her notoriously "eventfull" performance.

Like I say, I was wondering myself, why she is interviewing K-os, which was pretty obvious that she has no interest about his work or has an understanding why k-os is worth talking to.

Lauden Smalls needs to call in to mike malloy.....

Sometimes a Cigar is just a Cigar.

repetitive ranting for any length of time.

Posted by: Anonymous at April 20, 2005 10:55 PM

I've heard, that if you tune into CNN, they will repeat the news if you watch it long enough. I mean, whats the point of that? If I've seen it, why would I want to see it again?

Very kooky!

Posted by: Rat-Zinger UEB at April 20, 2005 10:55 PM

right, and you are...?

Very kooky!

Posted by: Rat-Zinger UEB at April 20, 2005 10:58 PM

You're an idiot, aren't you?

right, and you are...?

Posted by: wanda at April 20, 2005 10:58 PM

Ahhh! Progress! An inquisition. Yes! This is very good. You are reaching out ... to understand.

You've made progress in a very short time! Now lets explore this further. How do you feeel about you wanting to know about me?

You've made progress in a very short time! Now lets explore this further. How do you feeel about you wanting to know about me?

Posted by: Rat-Zinger UEB at April 20, 2005 11:02 PM

I thought it was the right timing. Don't you think? so what do you think of the last interview?

You're an idiot, aren't you?

Posted by: Anonymous at April 20, 2005 10:59 PM

Hmmm ... interesting. Please lie down next to wanda. But no funny business! Close your eyes, and tell me what you see.

Anyway Wanda,

I know of a few people who have heard the show that feel like you do. JG has a tendency to be overbearing. She seems to know it though, and tries to make amends.

Happy Birthday Hitler, I hope Hell is hot enough for ya.

I know of a few people who have heard the show that feel like you do.

Posted by: Spike at April 20, 2005 11:05 PM

really? such as who?

and no, I wasn't complaining about overbearing. t'was something else.

Key Players in the House Ethics Mess

The Ethics Committee

The Ethics Committee, officially the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, is comprised of five Democrats and five Republicans and is the only House committee where members are evenly divided along party lines.  House Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-IL) recently appointed three new Republican Members to the panel, Reps. Lamar Smith (R-TX), Tom Cole (R-OK) and Melissa Hart (R-PA).  They replace former Chairman Joel Hefley (R-CO) and Reps. Kenny Hulshof (R-MO), and Steven LaTourette (R-OH), all of whom voted along with their Democratic colleagues on the committee to admonish House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-TX) three times last year.  Additional Republican members of the Ethics Committee include Rep. Doc Hastings (WA), the new chairman, and Judy Biggert (IL).  Democratic Members include Alan Mollohan (WV), the senior ranking member, along with Stephanie Tubbs Jones (OH), Gene Green (TX), Lucille Roybal-Allard (CA), and Michael Doyle (PA).  Rep. Mollohan has refused to allow the committee to officially organize in the 109th Congress unless a vote is allowed on his resolution to rescind the ethics rules changes proposed by the Republican House leadership that gutted the ethics process passed in January.  As of March 25, the resolution had 206 cosponsors.

Rep. Doc Hastings, R-Washington:   Hastings is the newly appointed chairman of the Ethics Committee and is viewed by many as a party loyalist.  According to the Center for Responsive Politics, Hastings has received $5,930 in campaign contributions from DeLay's political action committee, Americans for a Republican Majority (ARMPAC).  Mollohan's resolution is awaiting action in the House Subcommittee on Rules and Organization of the House; the committee chair is Doc Hastings.  Hastings has not said whether he will recuse himself in the matter.

http://www.commoncause.org/site/pp.asp?c=dkLNK1MQIwG&b=477137

so what do you think of the last interview?

Posted by: wanda at April 20, 2005 11:03 PM

As your PP (pop phychologist), I can not breach the client/PP relationship by commenting with my own opinions. We are here for you. I know its uncomfortable to spend time thinking about yourself. Its the most common form of avoidance.

Have you ever just ... turned off all your appliances (tv, computer, radio, etc) and sat down ... and quietly spent some time with yourself?

Perhaps this is a good exercise for you ...like a homework assignment, until our next session.

lets see there is Emily, Jake, and Dave, but how the hell would you know them.

Published on Thursday, February 3, 2005 by the Los Angeles Times

DeLay Critic Removed From Ethics Committee
Doc Hastings Replaces Joel Hefley, Who Had Rebuked the Majority Leader Three Times

by Richard Simon

WASHINGTON — The House ethics committee chairman who presided over three rebukes of House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) was bounced from the job Wednesday and replaced by a Republican congressman from Washington state.

The new chairman is Rep. Doc Hastings, the committee's second-ranking Republican. He was named by House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) to take the gavel from Rep. Joel Hefley (R-Colo.).

In addition, Hastert appointed three new members to the panel, including two — Reps. Lamar S. Smith (R-Texas) and Tom Cole (R-Okla.) — whose political action committees have contributed to DeLay's legal defense fund. Smith's PAC contributed $5,000 in 2001 and an additional $5,000 between July and September 2004; Cole's gave $5,000 between July and September 2004.

The third new Republican member is Rep. Melissa A. Hart of Pennsylvania.

I know its uncomfortable to spend time thinking about yourself. Its the most common form of avoidance.

Posted by: Rat-Zinger UEB at April 20, 2005 11:09 PM

You seems to be insisting on me to think a certain thought. Don't you think it's a bad PP in your part?

what PP book did you read lately? do entertain me.

Oh my! Would you look at that. Time's up. We'll have to pick thi sup at another time. Until then:

"Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars!"
- some arab guy

about drilling for oil in alaska....

opponents use the arguement that its only a year supply of current US consumption....

but US consumption is not why the want Alaska's oil...

it may be only a year for all the US, but...

it 12-15 years worth of US MILITARY consumption..... that's what they have in mind....

Posted by: Cathy in Seattle, Nobel Prize Nominated Blogger at April 20, 2005 11:09 PM

Technically .. can't we all be considered "Nobel Prize Nominated" Bloggers??? ; )

The more corn there is the more energy there is.

Happy Birthday Hitler, I hope Hell is hot enough for ya.

Posted by: Spike at April 20, 2005 11:07 PM

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

i thought since sun yung moon baptized him post mortem he was in heaven now????.... along with ghengis khan....

Posted by: Nobody at April 20, 2005 11:13 PM

Nobody, You just put yourself on top my my flame list. Congratulation.

PS. that was a sloppy job you just did.

i thought since sun yung moon baptized him post mortem he was in heaven now.

Well that was nice of him.

where's warpiggie been???... did he finally get done with his house arrest sentence???

Maybe he got an early rapture for good behavior.

did he finally get done with his house arrest sentence???

~~~~~~~~~~~~~

or did he just go join the arizona minutemen???

Perhaps this is a good exercise for you ...like a homework assignment, until our next session.

Posted by: Rat-Zinger UEB at April 20, 2005 11:09 PM

criminy. that was scary.

MindFreedom Info Center on 2 May 2005 Protest of PhRMA#

i thought since sun yung moon baptized him post mortem he was in heaven now.

Well that was nice of him.

Posted by: Spike at April 20, 2005 11:17 PM

what is this? sounds juicy.

Deputies suspended their session on Tuesday for an hour in protest against the incident involving Fatah al-Shaikh, a follower of Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr and member of the dominant United Iraqi Alliance (UIA) bloc, Aljazeera reported.

They then voted unanimously on a motion demanding an official apology from the US embassy and Washington, and the punishment of the US soldier involved.

"When I told the translator with the soldier that I was a member of the National Assembly, he answered: To hell with you and the National Assembly," al-Shaikh told his colleagues.

Arm twisted

In an interview with Aljazeera, al-Shaikh said the fracas started when he was on his way to parliament and had lined up in his car with other deputies to enter the Green Zone, the seat of the transitional government and home to the US embassy, foreign advisers and contractors

Its alright Mike,this is what 9-10 of them do.They have skimmed info and fight full force on that.

Everything counts in large amounts. A nation of half witted twits can screw up the world.

"While I was on my way this morning to the National Assembly, US forces surprised me by kicking my car several times in the presence of a group of my colleagues from the assembly while my car was among 15 other cars waiting to be admitted into the Green Zone," he said.

The Iraqi lawmaker said one particular US soldier targeted his car more, seemingly angered by the posters of Shia leader Muqtada al-Sadr that his vehicle displayed.

Targeted
"One US soldier appeared to be designated to my car in particular, as it carried the picture of Shia leader Muqtada al-Sadr.

"As though he was antagonised by the picture, the US soldier began to utter some words in English which I did not understand. When I handed out my MP badge and showed it to him, he threw it at my face, opened the car door and pulled me out."

"... make corn economic ..."

christ, it's like sticking your head

in a bucket of water and listening to

an amoeba talk.

"... make corn economic ..." what the ???

Colby Buzzell's blog about his war experiences on the ground in Iraq is,according to Esquire Magazine:'The most extraordinary writing yet produced by a soldier of the Iraq war ...'#

Al-Shaikh said he was roughed up by the US soldier despite his protestations.

"The soldier twisted my hands to the back in an effort to handcuff me.

"The soldier began to beat me and squeezed me by putting his arm firmly around my neck. Then they pulled me off to a nearby room 10m away in their headquarters."

Al-Shaikh said the US soldier continued to beat him even after he told them that he was an elected MP.

The US military said it was investigating the incident and refused to comment.

Insult to injury

At least three other deputies said they witnessed the mistreatment of al-Shaikh.

"I saw the whole thing and adding insult to injury was when Iraqi soldiers drew their rifles at brother Fatah as he was being mistreated by the Americans," Ali Yushaa, an independent Shia MP, said.

Deputies took turns to speak for almost two hours about the many indignities that they and the Iraqi population suffer when coming in contact with US troops.

lets see there is Emily, Jake, and Dave, but how the hell would you know them.

Posted by: Spike at April 20, 2005 11:09 PM

I don't know. probably don't. Why didn't you use appeal to number as an argument then?

Mormons offer post-mortem baptism

"According to the Geneva conventions, an occupying force must respect the occupied nation," Abd al-Khaliq Zanganah, a Kurdish MP said. "This offending soldier must be thrown out of our country."

A Sunni MP, Mudhar Shawkat, handed in the green VIP badge issued by the US military authorising him and other deputies to enter the Green Zone and said he would only attend parliament if sessions were moved to another location.

"They should be put on notice and given two months - no more - to leave the Green Zone," he said, before walking out.

Another unidentified MP shouted: "Yes, the end of occupation begins here. The Green Zone must be liberated from occupation."

Suspension threat

Speaker Hajim al-Hasani said he would suspend sessions altogether unless they moved within a week to a building on the fringes of the Green Zone that has its own entrance and would be guarded by Iraqi soldiers.

Aljazeera quoted al-Hasani as describing the incident as an assault but adding that a US investigation was under way.

"Enough is enough", he said before adjourning parliament until Sunday.

The sprawling Green Zone used to house Saddam Hussein's Republican Palace, whose annex is being used now as the US embassy.

so anyone know when GW Bush's birthday is?

I was informed that mathematics was not going to be a requirement at this blog.

Dec 25th ?

http://www.gregpalast.com/video/palastmarch%2705.mp4

so anyone know when GW Bush's birthday is?

Posted by: Archy at April 20, 2005 11:31 PM

June 6, 1946 ?

The only chance we have are one on one intervention.Talking to these guys on the fly doesn't work,thats what there talking points were based on,defeating quick questions from co-workers or what they consider liberal sources.This is the best thing you could do cause you got the one on one with so many at once,take O'rielly,think how much good he could do,damn shame,so you go dude,if your lucky you'll find a neocon with reason who's not just a fucking idiot,cruel lazy person,or liar,and that would be cool.

June 6, 1946 ?

Posted by: Ajax at April 20, 2005 11:34 PM

Close .... July 6, 1946.

June 6, 1946 ?

Posted by: Ajax at April 20, 2005 11:34 PM

hmmm...okay, cause i was thinking about sending him some corn and the verbal advantage thing.

That means he has no beliefs.

Sorry .. should have given my source ...

George W. Bush

Date of Birth: 6 July 1946

According to http://www.who2.com/georgewbush.html

Close .... July 6, 1946.

Posted by: Willow at April 20, 2005 11:36 PM

I could of swore it was 6/6/46

and just drop the 4.

See