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Quotes
"When one reads comments like Clinton's
about Iran
and sees Bush's moves against
Iraq, one thanks the
Almighty that it is Bush who
is running the war on terror."
-- Dick Morris, Clinton-hater, ditto-monkey and
whore.
Hey, Dick!
When Clinton was president, we had peace.
James
Carville
The Ragin' Cajun savages spineless Democrats, journalists
who
suck up to Bush and the GOP politicians who brought us Enron.
by Joan Walsh March 11, 2002
Excerpt:
I met Democratic campaign wizard James
Carville just days after President Bush's
inauguration last January, and it was
already clear that political exile didn't agree with him.
Dining with friends at Carville's Washington
restaurant, West 24...
...wait a minute - Carville owns a restaurant?
Maybe we should have Juliefest2002 at James Carville's place?
Victim
of anti-Clinton witch-hunt denounces
independent
counsel’s report on Lewinsky affair
An open letter from Julie Hiatt Steele
Excerpt:
While giving widespread coverage to Ray’s
conclusions, the media paid little,
if any, attention, to one finding—published
in an appendix of the report—which
acknowledged that one of the key witnesses
Starr hoped to use to entrap Clinton
had been found to have no credibility
at all.
Down goes
Paula!
Houston
Judges Got $200,550 From Enron and Its Law Firm
saw it on Buzzflash.com
ZZ Top Bassist Marries Girlfriend
Dusty Hill and actress Charleen McCrory finally tied the knot.
The couple exchanged wedding vows Saturday at Tony's Ballroom
in Houston in a ceremony before 200 guests
ZZ drummer Frank Beard was best man and Beard's wife, Debbie,
was maid of honor. ZZ Top guitarist Billy Gibbons also attended.
The bride, dressed in a Reem Acra gown and Sergio Rossi boots,
entered the room as the Austin band Duck Soup played ZZ hit ``Rough
Boy.''
Hill wore a Hugo Boss suit and J.B. Hill boots.
After the ceremony, the couple was expected to kick things off
with a
first dance, but the groom instead grabbed the microphone and
serenaded
his bride with Elvis's "Can't Help Falling In Love.''
Playboy is soliciting `Women of Enron' for an upcoming pictorial
Poor Playboy ...they were once cutting edge - 25 years ago,
but now they are your father's magazine.
I wonder if these military trials will be as "fair and balanced" as Fox News?
Ol' BartCop - tell me how I'm doing.
Poverty,
The President and "The Pest"
By Arianna Huffington
Excerpt:
"We are going to trust but verify," said
Bono, quoting another Republican
president. But even before we trust, we've
got to keep the pressure on to
ensure that Bush's rich language isn't
followed by a poverty of action.
There's always something good at 
Hey man,
I've been reading your page for a little over
two years now, and I'm fairly impressed by how an
attention deficit disorder afflicted man with
an IQ of 65 could keep me entertained for so long.
We don't see eye to eye on every issue, but I
think one of the tenants of liberalism is open-mindedness,
and allowing others to have their own opinions.
On that thought, I have no problem with your wanting
vengeance for the September 11 attacks, but I
believe the Afghans to be just another victim in the
whole matter, and the Bush Crime Family to be
the true terrorists.
I'm hoping to be able to send a few dollars for
JulieFest2002, but I'm quite sure I can't make it to the
actual event. I hope it gives your site the boost
it is needing, as well as giving a little help to someone
who is truly an American patriot (Ms. Steele).
Of course, it may also attract some attention from
the Office of Homeland Security.
I enjoy your forum immensely, and spend many hours
there keeping up with actual news
and keeping my faint hope alive that we have
not lost our country altogether.
Jim T
Jim, thanks.
As far as the revenge thing, I think I'm being really honest.
I hear a lot of crap about "justice" and all, but I want those bastards
dead.
And yes, I realize my heart overrules my brain sometimes,
but if I was president my Chief of Staff would tell me to calm down.
Today in History
In 1962, the U.S. Supreme Court gave federal courts the power
to order reapportionment
of seats in a state legislature, a decision that eventually led
to the doctrine of ``one man, one vote.''
In 2000, they rescinded that.
An
Evening with Julie Hiatt Steele
April 27th in Washington D.C.
Don't forget to check 
Howdy
Doody's In The White House,
Trying
To Look Like John Wayne
by Kent Southard as seen on bushwatch.com
Excerpt:
Inexplicably, twenty years on, the hard-right
fringe has somehow come to
be running the country; and accordingly,
everywhere you look in the media
is some permutation of Les Nessman. What
is Rush Limbaugh after all,
except Les Nessman with a middle-management
voice implant and so
stage-managed that we're shown only the
aggressive, and not the passive.
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Letters to the Editor: Washington Post
"A Whitewater Farewell, at Last" [editorial,
March 22] said Robert Ray's "angry denunciation"
of President Clinton for his criticism
of the Kenneth Starr investigation was justified, but it
conveniently forgot to remind readers
that it was Mr. Starr's written opinion for the the
D.C. Circuit Court that in 1987 overturned
a million-dollar libel verdict against The Post.
Apparently, we are to believe that the
ruling on behalf of The Post has nothing to do with
the newspaper's eagerness to agree that
it is somehow unfitting for President Clinton and
his allies to question the motivations
behind an investigation conducted by a cigarette lawyer
and completed by a Republican candidate
for U.S. Senate.
Though loyalty is a wonderful virtue,
it should have its limits -- especially when it collides with other
ethical obligations. The Post's fawning
editorial treatment of Mr. Starr over the years is a disgrace.
I am able to look back on my role in
the Whitewater "non-scandal" with pride and a deep sense
of conviction that I did right by my
country, right by my conscience and right by my president.
The Post's editorial writers, looking
back over the same period, can give themselves credit for
only one thing -- repaying a debt of
gratitude to Ken Starr for letting them off the hook.
JAMES CARVILLE
Bush Turns Over Energy Documents - sort of...
Excerpt:
The Bush administration turned over thousands
of documents Monday related to
Cheney's energy task force, including some
showing industry's attempt to influence
the direction of the administration's energy
plan.
But most of the papers, released in response
to court orders, were blanked out
and provided little substantive information.
This prompted critics to accuse the
administration of continuing to hold back
vital information surrounding development
of President Bush's energy plan a year
ago.
Yesterday's
Update
> You'd be crazy to trust me
- but trust me.
> We're one e-mail away from tripling
the cost of tickets to Juliefest2002
> Could I be lying?
> Sure, but not about this - not this time.
I was not lying.
We may have to do an auction thing.
If you haven't signed up with PayPal, you should - right
away.
At the end of business today, Tuesday, ..prices are going way up.
We expect to announce today or Wednesday.
Demand is about to kick supply's ass - big time.
So, in the spirit of making more money for Julie,
tomorrow, tickets will skyrocket in price.
At the end of business Tuesday, everything goes to the new price
structure.
What else can I do? - it's a fundraiser.
Shopping
online?
Use the portal below and they'll throw bartcop.com
a nickel and
it costs you nothing more than whatever you
were going to pay.
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It had everything.
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