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Quotes
"Only a President who never had to apply for
unemployment benefits would oppose
extending them when so many workers
are without a job. Only a President who never
needed overtime pay would advocate
taking it away from those workers who rely on it
to make ends meet. Only a President
who never needed federal aid to attend college
would advocate cutting it back for
those students who cannot attend college without it."
--Sen. Robert Byrd, the only senator not afraid of Karl Rove?
Attribution
Excerpt:
Relatives of victims of the Sept. 11, 2001,
terrorist attacks and a firefighters union said
they're angry that Bush's new campaign
ads include images of the destroyed World Trade
Center and firefighters carrying a flag-draped
stretcher through the rubble.
They say the ads are in poor taste and accuse
Bush of exploiting the attacks.
The campaign had said in the past that
it would not use the attacks for political gain.
"It makes me sick," Colleen Kelly, who lost a
brother in the attacks and leads a victims
families group called Peaceful Tomorrows,
said Thursday. "Would you ever go to someone's
grave site and use that as an instrument
of politics? That's what Ground Zero represents to me." .
Lady, the monster will do anything to continue his crime spree.
It seems as tho the 9-11 families,
Howard Dean and Robert Byrd are the only people willing to call
this pig of a man on his crimes
and his broken promises. Of course he's going to politicize 9-11,
the worst presidential failure
in America's history. Any why the hell don't the democrats
remind people that Bush went to
Ground Zero and vowed to get bin Laden, but instead chased after
Iraq's oil.
Why don't the democrats fight back?
What are they afraid of?
Excerpt:
How bad is the Bush barrage likely to be?
"Remember the flying monkeys in The Wizard of Oz?
Kind of like that," says Francis J. Connolly,
of Kiley & Company, a Boston-based polling firm
whose clients include the Kerry campaign.
Connolly adds, hopefully, "But in the end, they didn't win."
So how does Kerry get through this period?
How does he fight off the flying monkeys and keep his
presidential hopes alive during what has
traditionally been the slow season between winning the
primaries and basking in the glow of the
convention?
He gives Kerry lots of advice, but never mentions framing the
debate to make Bush answer questions.
If Kerry gives in and agrees to the "Bush-doesn't-have-to-answer"
format, I will be very displeased.
Subject: the purpose of marriage
According to my "family sociology" professor
from over 20 years ago, the purpose of marriage
was for the transfer of property from one
generation to the next. Sure, there was procreation
involved (the kids had to be legitimate),
but it was all about property, and anyone who says
otherwise is a fool. And don't forget,
that women were considered property.
EBax.
Quotes
"I have to say, I feel like a spoiled brat
voting for Nader last time. It just showed me, people do not
have the indulgence in most places
in the world to vote for the lesser of two evils. . . They see evil,
they got to get rid of it. Not that
George Bush is evil incarnate, but he does have to be gotten rid of."
--Bill Maher, to Chris
the Screamer Attribution
Bill O'Reilly - liar and fraud
Excerpt:
It's long been apparent that Bill O'Reilly
is a liar and a fraud.
A liar because this denizen of a self-styled
"No Spin Zone" consistently spins
supposed "facts" about his background and
upbringing so as to buttress the
phony "working class hero" status that
made him a multimillionaire.
A fraud because he masquerades as a journalist,
hosting a supposedly fair and
balanced "news program," while actually
performing as a fairly unbalanced and
highly opinionated (albeit entertaining)
advocate for conservative issues and ideas.
Good article - read it.
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Bush a monster in the eyes of the world
Excerpt:
Two-thirds of Britons say they have a negative
opinion of the role that President Bush plays in world affairs.
Two-thirds of Canadians say they have a
negative opinion of the role that President Bush plays in world affairs.
Just over eight in 10 of the French
have a negative view of the role President plays in world affairs.
More than eight in 10 Germans say
they have a negative view of the role President Bush plays in world affairs.
Almost six in 10 have a negative
view of the role President Bush plays in world affairs.
Half in Mexico have a negative view
of the role President Bush plays in world affairs,
More than half, 57 percent, say they have
a positive opinion of the role President Bush plays in world affairs.
That's because America's press is controlled by the president's
rich corporate donors.
We don't have a free press in America, and it's getting worse
day by day.
The countries with a free press have seen the news that Bush's good puppy America censors.
Wake up, you're being lied to.
You can't get your "news" from TV, radio or newspaper.
Isn't it amazing that we have to go to the Toronto Star or the
Brit papers to find out
what's going on in Washington DC because the American media is
lying.
Your only chance is the internet because it connects to
other countries with a free press.
Ashcroft the Insane hasn't (yet) declared the internet an Al
Qaeda tool
Fact-finding
sidetracked by theology
by Gene Lyons
Excerpt:
Back in 1960, John F. Kennedy, the last
Roman Catholic senator from Massachusetts to make
a serious run at the presidency, had to
contend with suspicions that he'd turn the White House
into a tool of the pope. He dealt with
them in a brilliant speech to Baptist clergymen in Houston,
Texas, affirming his commitment to the
First Amendment separation of church and state.
Delivered today, the same speech likely
would cause the gang on "FOX News Sunday" or
"Hardball" to question the candidate's piety.
Not that doing the pope's bidding would please
FOX News theologians, understand. Pope
John II opposes abortion, yes, but also the death
penalty and the Iraq war.
Quotes
"I was in the back of an armored personnel
carrier. We got hit by a rocket-propelled grenade.
It was a [bad] day, to say the least.
I just kept shooting. I thought I was dead anyway. I've had to
relearn everything from standing up
to walking. I'd been snowboarding for close to eight years before
I got hit, and I'm just hoping to be
able to do it again. I want to go back to the military. I want
my old
job back. I was infantry. We blew things
up. I felt like my heart was in the right place over there."
--Tristan Wyatt, 21, who lost
his leg near Fallujah, Attribution
Gay Marriage Foes Wedded to Hypocrisy
Excerpt:
An old joke is that Republicans believe
so firmly in marriage that they do it over and over and over again.
The living exemplar is former House Speaker
Newt Gingrich, a veteran cultural warrior and now well into
his third sanctified union. His half-sister
Candace is a lesbian, but he has spoken out against her right to the
same conjugal relationship that he has
indulged so frequently and vigorously. Why would he deny her the
same happiness he has repeatedly enjoyed?
Why, he wants to protect the sanctity of the marital institution
- by upholding the biblical proscription
against homosexuality.
Marty's Entertainment Page
Fast-rising gas prices set records in 2 states
Excerpt:
Gasoline prices set statewide records Tuesday
in Nevada and West Virginia, and new highs
were hit in Southern California as that
state pushed to within a penny of its record.
Nationwide, a gallon of unleaded regular
averaged $1.70 AAA reported Tuesday.
Ten states were poised to break records
as soon as Wednesday.
USA Today says gas prices are $2.95 a gallon in San Fransisco,
where gays are marrying.
"Rape California" has always been the motto of
Enron and the B.F.E.E..
They didn't vote for the never-elected
bully so he's teaching them a lesson.
Quotes
"The wall just crashed on me. Crushed my head,
broke my neck. I felt separated, like in relaxing mode,
but really I was still driving the
tank. I couldn't feel my hands on the wheel. I felt nothing. My sergeant
was telling me to stop on the radio,
but I couldn't speak loud because my voice just went away, I was whispering,
a very slight whisper. Another tank
got the wall from ahead and took it out, and we waited until the medics
came.
They took me to the support camp, and
that's where the doctors determined I had a broken neck and a spine injury.
My spinal cord is C3-C4 - quadriplegic.
From my neckline down I cannot feel anything."
--Luis Calderon, 22, injured May 5, 2003 in Tikrit, Attribution
There are thousands of brave men coming back from Iraq
with something missing
Meanwhile, the B.F.E.E. is
stealing that oil - day after day - accountable to nobody.
...after all, that's why we went to war - to make Bush richer.
Subject: Were you better off four years ago?
With which of these statements do you disagree?
When Clinton was president the Dow went
over 12,000
When Clinton was president the NASDAQ went
over 5,000
When Clinton was president we had a $500
billion budget surplus
When Clinton was president 23 million jobs
were created
When Clinton was president we didn't attack
another country in a phony war
When Clinton was president we didn't reward
big businesses like Haliburton & Enron
When Clinton was president he didn't give
tax breaks to the wealthiest 1.5%
When Clinton was president he did raise
taxes on the wealthiest 1.5%
When Clinton was president we didn't get
attacked by 4 of our own planes
When Clinton was president we were all
better off financially
Under Bush's presidency the Dow has risen
to 10,000
Under Bush's presidency the NASDAQ has
risen to 2,000
Under Bush's presidency we have a $500
billion deficit
Under Bush's presidency 3 million jobs
have been lost
Under Bush's presidency we attacked Iraq
killing tens of thousands in a phony war
Under Bush's presidency Haliburton (Cheney's
old company) is cashing in big time
Under Bush's presidency gave tax breaks
to the wealthiest 1.5%
Under Bush's presidency we were attacked
on 9-11-01
Under Bush's presidency we are not better
off than we were 3 years ago
I'm beginning to see a pattern here, how about you?
Regards,
Greg Whitman
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don't see what I'd be paying for.
Can you point me to the place on your site
where you explain what Bartcop Radio is?
What is the programming?
Thanks,
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Scott Peterson Jurors to Hear Wiretap Evidence
Excerpt:
Scott Peterson's defense received a blow
when a judge decided to allow jurors in his murder trial
to hear some details gathered by scent-sniffing
police dogs and phone calls intercepted to his first attorney.
Prosecutors said the police dogs picked
up Laci Peterson's scent in several places in the
days after her disappearance, including
the Berkeley Marina where Peterson told investigators
he launched his fishing boat.
Calling the details "iffy, at best," Judge
Delucchi tossed out prosecution claims that the dogs
had detected a broken trail of scents leading
from Laci Peterson's home to the warehouse
where Scott Peterson kept his boat and
along the boat's rim. .
Housekeeping
We're going to semi-track this case, along with Kobe's legal problems
and I'm trying to
prevent the inevitable "Bart is pro-rape
and pro-murder" charges. I recalled an old rule
that I had in my early days on Prodigy: I refused to discuss
the subject of abortion if
my opponent had a baby bouncing in his/her lap.
It was all honor-system stuff, but people can get carried away
with the logical and legal
points about a hot topic with they equate my position with wanting
to kill their offspring.
Now and then, when talking about priests who have been convicted
of sexual abuse,
I say that my passion on the issue does not come
from being abused.
Similarly, if you or a close friemd/relative have been the victim
of such a crime,
I can understand how a spirited defense of the accused could
sicken and enrage you.
So if
you write a hot letter over some in-the-future comment I might make, you
might
include the phrase, "...and no, I'm
not personally affected by a similar crime."
Nancy Grace's fiance was murdered, but I don't know any details,
but that experience
seems to have made every suspect guilty beyond
any
shadow of any doubt.
She was ready to inject Scott Peterson the day she heard Laci
was missing.
Nancy Grace is the definition of "pre-judge."
...and don't think I'm making a joke here. If you or your wife/daughter/mother/friend
was raped or killed, your heightened senses certainly have a
place at the discussion,
but I'd hate to be associated with a negative event that changed
your life forever.
Quotes
"It's as sick as people who stole things out
of the World Trade Center.
The image of firefighters at ground
zero should not be used for this stuff, for politics."
-- Firefighter Tommy Fee of Queens Rescue Squad 270,
on Bush's Ground Zero bragging ads Attribution
Did Anna Kournikova break Penthouse?
Thanks to Jason W
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States Bent on Collecting Internet Taxes
Excerpt:
Remember all those gifts you bought online
during the holidays?
Now it's time to pay sales tax on them,
at least so say the income tax forms of 20 states.
The latest to outstretch that revenue-seeking
hand are New York and California, which this
year added a line requiring taxpayers to
declare any tax they owe on out-of-state purchases.
The National Governors Association estimates
state and local governments will lose at least
$35 billion this year from Internet sales.
Bush has bankrupted all 50 states, so they're looking for ways
to make money.
I hate the idea of an internet tax, but Bush stole the money
- it's gone and it's not coming back.
The states can't actually file bankruptcy and wipe their slates
clean, but bankrupt they are.
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The
super-rich need tax relief
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World Poker Tour
Last night's show was damn entertaining.
An entire season of poker has just begun.
Bart: Playing poker is like fighting a wild grizzley.
You: Bart, when you obsess over something, you really obsess.
How can playing
poker possibly be like fighting a grizzly?
Bart: Ok, so you're walking in the woods and you turn a corner
and there's
a mother
grizzly and you're almost close enough to her cubs to touch them.
Suddenly,
you're in a life-and-death poker game that you never asked for.
As far as
I can tell, you only have two options.
Option
One is to fold, and you do that by saying, "Uh-Oh,"
and
"Good bear"
as you slowly
back away. That decision will probably get you killed and eaten.
Option
Two is you bluff. You swing your arms wildly in the air and scream
at the grizzly,
"You want a piece of me you big, ugly bully? I dare you. I double dare
you!"
...and
hope the grizzly doesn't speak English.
In many, many cases, your options are to fold or bluff.
Next time some merchant tries to rip you off, tell them you can
have a camera crew here in 15 minutes
and then start dialing your cell phone. I'll bet the merchant
will fold, unless he reads bartcop.com
Trust me, everyone should learn to play poker, then drop
it if you don't like it.
You can't make it thru a single day where you make 25 decisions
based on the likelyhood of success.
Poker
Update
Foxwoods doesn't want us just like Harrah's
in New Orleans doesn't want us.
"We're too busy" they said, as if expanding and hiring more dealers
wasn't legal in America.
So here's the plan we're kicking around: Chicago Pokerfest
in April and then New York Pokerfest
the same week they have NaziCon
2004 (The GOP convention). I've never seen a riot
in person.
We paid Circus Circus $180 to host our last Pokerfests.
Let's take that money and a little more and
rent a big room outside of NYC with a big table and we'll just
play a tournament without a sanctioning body
Some of the dealers at Circus Circus weren't sure
what beats what - hell, at least I know that much.
We'll know more in the coming days, and if we're going to do this
in April we'd better hurry. On the other hand,
this isn't a flight to Vegas - there's gotta be enough people
in the Chicago area to fill up a poker table or two.
We could see Zomar and Isaac Peterson and Cathy and Grant and
I think the Buzzflashers are located in Chicago,
plus Chicago Jim will hopefull co-host the event since
he knows the city.
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Shirley, we'll have enough people for a friendly game of poker.
Nader and voting in the year 2004
There were a lot of replies.
I think everyone who voted for Nader wrote.
Bush's
American soldier body count in Iraq
Bush lied, and caused 550
American lives lost - and counting.
Quotes
"It's a slap in the face of the murders of
3,000 people. It is unconscionable."
-- Monica Gabrielle, widowed on 9-11, on Bush's Ground Zero bragging ads
Attribution
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"You need to be able to drill on state and
federal lands. You don't harm it that much anyway."
--Stephen Gose, chairman of Retamco, who paid $600,000 for leases in February,
Attribution
Entitlement
of Silence
by George Will, who is dumber than a chimp and I can prove it.
Excerpt:
"Has any candidate ever gone further on anything
dumber than John Edwards's three-hanky tear-jerker speech
about a father losing a job? Most of the
approximately 1 million small businesses started each year fail - send
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more hankies - within a decade, so it is
unsurprising
that 10 percent of manufacturing jobs, and an even higher
percentage of service jobs, are normally
eliminated every year."
...but Clinton created 22 million new jobs.
I think Will just called Clinton a "Miracle worker."
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