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Wouldn't a nice cabin in the woods feel good?
Condirt's Apartment gives up clues?
Excerpt:
During a four-hour search of Mr. Condit's
apartment, crime-scene technicians took
samples from one drop
of blood in plain sight in the bathroom and from specks
detected with special equipment in the
living room, one source said.
Gore's
Lost Votes
by Robert Parry
Excerpt:
A new study suggests that American voters
favored Al Gore by a larger margin nationwide
than his official plurality of more
than a half million votes – possibly significantly larger.
The reason: ballots from poorer, heavily
African-American precincts were over three times
more likely to be thrown out than those
from affluent, primarily white districts.
Another Robert Parry must-read
'Going Back to Crawford'
Excerpt:
Less than six months into his unusual presidency,
George W. Bush has begun telling his followers
that he is ready to “go back to Crawford”
if he doesn’t get his way on his conservative policies.
ha ha
Goodbye, Smirk.
America never wanted your Weak & Stupid ass anyway.
You were installed against the voter's will, remember?
Ton O' Mail and Toons
What's the difference between a Fenway hot dog and a Yankee hot dog?
You won't be able to buy a Yankee hot dog in October.
The
Casey Martin ruling causes more problems
Autistic golf savant can't keep his own score.
Is scoring a "fundamental" part of the game?
Happy
Birthday to Cheryl Ladd
the cutest of the original Angels...
Sticking
to the Script
He has no choice - he's brainless
Excerpt:
Then he was heading into the city that
had given him only 15% of its vote in the 2000 election,
the huge rude anarchic American city that
still believes that Bush lost the election by 538,000 votes
and won the presidency by two votes (Scalia
and Thomas).
On that little journey, the directors of
his presidency and his life would not allow Bush a single
unscripted moment. He would not see the
protesters on Madison Ave. and 51st St., holding signs
that said, IMPEACH THE IDIOT
and DON'T SEND A GOD TO DO A
GOVERNMENT'S JOB
and 152+2: WHAT WOULD JESUS
SAY?
Nobody on the street would have a chance to hurt his feelings.
From: Phillip A. Schuman
Subject: Clinton Accomplishments
Dear BartCop:
Prompted by a local radio talkshow host,
Randi Roades (sp?), a liberal here in South Florida who gives
the right wing fits every day, who said
'today is the last day it may be up on the web,' I downloaded the file
that used to be accessible off of the WH
website, entitled The Clinton Administration Accomplishments.
Your fan,
Phillip Schuman
Phillip, that's damn good.
Thanks.
We
Shall go a Rovin'
A real pirate ship
Guest Rant
Stop
and Reassess
by Miksat
From: Nick Barlow Sr. bartcop.com Foreign Correspondent
Subject: Whore Times to expose Smirk?
'IT seems The New York Times still hasn't accepted
the fact that George W. Bush is president,
and has a Supreme Court ruling to prove
it. I understand the Times has prepared a story,
possibly to run this Sunday, claiming that
all the overseas ballots included in the squeaker Florida vote
were "blatantly fraudulent." I also understand
the Times was putting the story to the White House
and the Republican National Committee yesterday
for comment.'
Nick
Nick, I sure hate to think they're running the story past Karl Rove.
If he doesn't like it, he'll order them to not publish it.
From: Bert.Porter@Sun.COM
Subject: the Guess Who?
quote
You quoted:
"His dilemma is coping with a world that is changing in front
of him.
He doesn't know what to do, except lose his temper, mouth his
poisons
and look elsewhere to fix the blame for his own discomfort.
But he won't get to the root of the problem, because the problem
is himself and he doesn't know it."
"Guess who" goes two ways - who said it, and who
were they referring to. It's a famous truism that
when we talk about others, our words often
reveal more about us than the person we think we're describing.
So this could easily be spoken by someone who
suffers from this dilemma himself but doesn't know it.
As the last line of the quote goes. So,
anybody could say this about Bartcop, or about me.
My guess is that someone said this either about you or about Rush Limbaugh.
Thanks again for your fighting website!
Bert Porter
Milpitas, CA
Bert, it was said about Archie Bunker, but I was struck by how it fits
the vulgar Pigboy.
As far as it applying to me, you're right, anyone can say anything
about anybody.
But I want to work to change faster, not slower.
On
the slippery slope
Mr Bush's domestic problems multiply
Excerpt:
Mr Bush's job ap proval is falling, down
to around 50%. Moderates and independents,
the people who swing elections, say the
president is out of touch with ordinary people,
far more rightwing than expected, too pro-business,
reckless of environmental concerns,
and not the nice, trustworthy chap people
took him to be. In the wake of the spy plane affair,
more than half of all Americans doubt his
ability to handle an international crisis wisely.
Condit
didn't do it
by Vance Everson
Senate Votes to Ban Drilling in National Parks
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Democratic-led Senate
voted Wednesday to
bar coal mining and oil and gas drilling
on pristine federally protected land
in the West, dealing a fresh blow to President
Bush's energy production plans.
Hold on, ...this is from the Associated Press.
Is this another one of their "predictions?"
...or did this actually happen?
It must be for real because President Weak & Stuipid is furious.
"Those parks belong to ME and BIG OIL!
My daddy bought those parks just for
ME.
I'm calling Tony - he can fix this
for ME.
Everything must be about ME!"
From: gullyfoyle@email.msn.com
Subject: Reagan Papers
I've been to this 'library' in Simi Valley--recently
in fact. The whole place is a self-serving,
egotistical memorial to one of the most corrupt
men ever in public service.
Suffice to say there is nothing worth looking
at in the "Reagan Presidential Library and Museum",
I left after they tried to screw ten bucks out
of me--I guess that was to pay for the concrete and steel
vaults anchored to the bedrock in those coastal
mountains that hide some (or none) of the documents
that would prove what a criminal mastermind Reagan
and his right-hand toady Bush truly were.
Plausible deniability indeed. More like
treason!
Reagan should have been impeached immediately
after he forced American hostages to remain
incarcerated in Iran and sold arms to the very
people he excoriated as 'enemies'.
I hope someone actually gets at these documents
and publishes every last dirty detail so that Reagan
gets the kind of legacy he deserves--one of a
traitor.
Gully Foyle
The
Enigma Of JC Watts
by RB Ham
Excerpt:
What's up with JC Watts? Is it the religion?
Is it his greed?
What's up with this former athletic maverick,
did he learn nothing?
How can he ignore the institutional bias
that the Party he is affiliated with supports?
An Ed Ames/Tomahawk moment
Dave produced a classic moment on TV Tuesday night.
I can't tell if this was masterfully written, expertly staged,
with great comedic timing
on behalf of dave, Julia and Paul - or if it just somehow fell
together perfectly.
His guest was Julia Roberts.
He loves her, she's his most favorite female guest.
He kept saying how nervous he was about her coming out.
The set up:
Since she was on his show last, she won her Oscar and dumped Benjy
Pratt.
Dave felt at ease asking her about the Oscar, but he said he
didn't feel right bringing up
the break-up issue, so he weaselly asked Paul if he'd fall on
the sword for him.
Paul agreed, so here we go.
The execution:
It was treated as a clumsy moment.
That's why I can't tell how much was scripted.
Julia asked when Paul's ambush question was coming.
She said Dave and Paul had blown it by front-loading the joke,
thereby making the asking of the question an anti-climactic letdown
in itself.
So, Paul Schaffer, 26-year veteran of live TV experience, asked the question:
Click Here for the 75-second clip.
The reaction to Paul's question:
...and then there's Paul, saying,
"Was that the wrong thing to say?
I thought that was the question
I was supposed to ask..."
Dave had a total cow as he walked over to Paul screaming, "What's wrong with you?"
When they ran the replay on ET, they bleeped the offending word...
I'll bet it doesn't show up on the anniversary show, either.
It was a well-crafted joke.
It was tasty.
Dave, for an old guy, you still got it...
Get the lowdown on all things Bob Jones University
Quotes
"I did not have sex with that horse,
...Mr Ed."
-- Paul Harvey, on a writing pad, in pencil
That's his statement and he's sticking to it.
But bartcop.com has obtained an exclusive
interview with Mr. Ed.
Mr. Ed, is Paul Harvey telling the truth?
Is Paul Harvey innocent of these charges?
There you have it - proof from the horse's mouth.
Minister
says Condirt did his 18-year old daughter, too
"Congressman warned her 'never to talk'," claims man
of the cloth
From: rdier@worldnet.att.net
Subject: Clinton accomplishments
From time to time I run across a conservative
moron who states quite simply,
"What the hell did Clinton EVER do in his
8 years in office"?
I used to be able to go out to the .gov
page an list ad infinitum what
Clinton and Gore accomplished in
their 8 years in office.
The slate is now completely empty.
Could you guys get the list of the government
info and post it so we can have some ammunition
for these idiots??
Tanx
Robert Dier
Robert, that's a good question.
whitehouse.gov used to have that info, but it's gone.
Anyone know where that list can be found?
bartcop.com blowing up all over
I'm sure glad I played down that "BartCop interview" I did Monday
on the phone,
in traffic, from inside the Bartmobile in the hundred degree
heat.
bartcop.com was one of 800 sites she researched
for her story.
Here's the mention:
Why is the readership of these one- or two-year
old zines so high?
Well, according to the editor of BartCop.com,
one of the most irreverant anti-Bush sites,
it's because "people can't believe the
media is giving Bush such a free ride."
...Moi?
...irreverant?
(I'll bet she meant irreverent.)
Remember me writing about how worked up I said I had gotten during that interview?
Reminder: That C-Span thing was 6:30
in the morning.
It's hard to get worked up at 6:30 in the morning.
How I was real proud of myself for not using any blue words
when I was off wilding on my rant?
I think I might've shocked her a little bit with my not-fit-the-mold
opinions.
...but the passion came thru, didn't it?
Is
Rush's hero Roger Clemens the anti-Christ?
Probably, the no-good coward
The
Anti-Bush Majority: Still Mad as Hell
Tamara Straus, AlterNet
Excerpt:
"You have to realize that every place Bush, Cheney,
Rumsfeld, Reinquist and
Scalia have gone there are protests,"
he says. "And none of these protests
have received the slightest media coverage."
Fertik argues that the Web sites,
the protests or any action or opinion
that is highly critical of Bush's policies are
systematically denied by the mainstream
media."
Read the Previous Issue
It had everything.
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bartcop.com
Thanks for the fumble, Dude.