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"Let's not forget what we did in the 1990s.
We balanced the budget.
We paid down the debt. We created 23
million new jobs. We lifted
millions out of poverty and we lifted
the standard of living for the
middle class. We just need to believe
in ourselves, and we can do it again."
--John Kerry,
last night, Attribution
Another
Billion in Iraq Spending Missing
We know where that money went - right to the B.F.E.E.
Excerpt:
U.S. civilian authorities in Baghdad failed
to keep good track of nearly $1 billion
in Iraqi money spent for reconstruction
projects and can't produce records to show
whether they got some services and products
they paid for, anew audit concludes.
The Coalition Provisional Authority paid
nearly $200,000 for 15 police trucks without
confirming they were delivered, and auditors
have not located them, the report from the
CPA's Inspector General said. Officials
also didn't have records to justify the $24.7 million
for replacing Iraqi currency which used
to carry Saddam's portrait, the report said.
The report, released in Iraq late Wednesday,
is the first formal audit of contracting procedures
under the CPA, which oversaw billions in
reconstruction spending that critics say was doled out
without proper controls. The agency's defenders
say it did the best it could given the pressure
of operating in a war zone and trying to
get reconstruction going quickly.
The one-star general overseeing reconstruction
contracts in Iraq said in response to the audit
that the lack of documentation didn't prove
the money was wasted.
Right - it wasn't wasted - it was stolen
by Bush and his gang of thugs.
Will Kerry mention this - or would that
be rude?
Quotes
"He is her favorite. Ron can do no wrong. I
mean, basically that's it, Ron can do no wrong."
--Michael Reagan,
crying and whining that Mom always liked Ron better Attribution
The
Case Against George W. Bush
by Ron Reagan
Excerpt:
"The Bush Administration cannot be trusted...Does
anyone really favor an administration
that so shamelessly lies? One that so tenaciously
clings to secrecy, not to protect the
American people, but to protect itself?
That so willfully misrepresents its true aims and so
knowingly misleads the people from whom
it derives its power? I simply cannot think so.
And to come to the same conclusion does
not make you guilty of swallowing some liberal
critique of the Bush presidency, because
that's not what this is. This is the critique of a
person who thinks that lying at the top
levels of his government is abhorrent. Call it the
honest guy's critique of George W. Bush."
Quotes
""Why don't they get new jobs if they're unhappy
-- or go on Prozac?"
--Susan
Sheybani, Bush spokeswoman, saying American workers unhappy
with flipping burgers should find new jobs -- or pop a Prozac Attribution
Bush wrote Kerry's acceptance speech
Exerpt:
"I don't know how much of John Kerry's acceptance
speech the candidate penned himself.
I don't know who suggested which lines,
how many drafts there were, or who edited them.
But I can tell you who wrote the speech:
George W. Bush. The power of the speech, reflected
in a deafening series of ovations that
consumed the FleetCenter tonight, came not from Kerry's
biography or the themes he brought to the
campaign two years ago. It came from his expression
of widespread, pent-up outrage at the offenses
of the Bush administration."
.
Subject: Cory's Pokerfest summary
Fla. GOP Advises Some to Vote Absentee
Excerpt:
"Jeb Bush has tried for months to persuade Florida
voters touchscreen voting machines are reliable.
His own party apparently hasn't gotten
the message. The state GOP paid for a flier critical of the
new technology and sent it to some south
Florida voters where a primary election is scheduled next month.
"The new electronic voting machines do not have
a paper ballot to verify your vote in case of a recount,''
the message states. "Make sure your vote
counts. Order your absentee ballot today."
That's what Democrats and a coalition of
civil rights groups have been saying in legal challenges,
trying to force the state to provide a
paper trail in case the touchscreen machines malfunction."
The voting machines in rich, Republican precincts will work fine.
The voting machines in poor, Democratic precincts will not work
fine.
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Quotes
"This flag belongs to us. Anyone who tells
you that one political party has a monopoly on
the defense of our nation is committing
a fraud on the American people. My fellow Americans,
Democrats are leaders. Democrats are
fighters. Our country was attacked. We are at war, our
nation is at risk -- engaged in a life
or death struggle against terrorists who are seeking nuclear
and biological weapons. The safety
of our country demands cooperation with our allies. The safety
of our country demands making more
friends and fewer enemies. The safety of our country demands
an end to the doctrinaire, ineffective
policies that currently grip Washington, Enough is enough."
--Wesley Clark, in Boston
Attribution
aha,
Subject: You disappoint me
Bart, you wrote
> I hope Kerry doesn't show up Thursday in that
silly NASA suit.
> I listened to about 10 minutes of the vulgar
Pigboiy today, and again and again and again
> he said, "Kerry looked like a sperm swimming
in a vagina," in that NASA suit,
> again and again and again and again and again
and again and again and again and again.
> How could kerry possibly make a blunder that
big?
> The bigger test: What other incredibly stupid
blunders will he make?
Excuse me, Mr. Bartcop but what the fuck is wrong with your values?
Nothing is the fuck wrong with my values.
Maybe you need to explain yourself.
You're better than this.
Better than what?
How can I respond if you fail to say something?
If you're going to get your panties in a twist over something like a completely harmless photo,
..
You are apparently giving me your Nancy
Grace guarantee that this was nothing,
that the GOP won't turn this into
another "Kerry claims he invented the Internet,"
that voters are smart enough to
look past the imagery they see and vote for substance,
that Kerry should go on climbing into monkey
suits to be ridiculed by the media.
I disagree, ...and I can do it without screaming insults at you.
Don't you remember the year 2000?
Don't you know that the GOP
and their whore media will turn every ant
hill into the Grand Tetons?
...then go be a poster child for Democrats
who let themselves be embarrassed over every little thing.
Or go be a Republican - they are the party
of juvenile idiots.
Rosamond
Rose, thank goodness you felt comfortable
enough to speak frankly.
Manners would stop most people from being
so honest.
...and thanks for the invitation to leave your Democratic party.
Quotes
"As a matter of fact, that's what they didn't
say. And if you think they should,
you should watch "Outfoxed." It's a
great movie that says why people like you
say things like that on this television
station."
--Howard Dean, to Hannity
who was lying about the findings of the 9/11 panel Attribution
I'd sure like to watch Outfoxed - please Mr Postman, don't wait another month to deliever it.
The
Scaife Strategy: Smother Teresa
I thought her name was spelled "Theresa..."
Excerpt:
Colin McNickle did not enter the Democratic
Convention as an ordinary reporter.
As the editorial page editor for the Pittsburgh
Tribune-Review, a newspaper owned by
eccentric rightist billionaire Richard
Mellon-Scaife, McNickle came to Boston as an
agent provocateur. "What happens when a
conservative commentator infiltrates DemoCon2004?"
the Tribune-Review asked in pre-convention
promotion of McNickle's coverage. McNickle
answered that question on Sunday, July
25 by provoking a spat with Teresa Heinz-Kerry.
Subject: still subscribing after 1 1/2 years without work - I made it!
Hey there Bartcop,
I just wanted to let you know that I finally
found work.
In fact, I managed to get 3 separate jobs
offers all in the same week, meaning I can work 7 days a week if I want
to.
But in the year and a half that I've been
out of work (while American companies slowly realized that cheap Indian
programmers are quite as good as their
industrialized nation counterparts), I've dumped every single charity I
used to
give generously to except you. No more
money to the DNC or John Kerry (I figured the hundreds I gave to Howard
Dean
to help them find their balls would have
to suffice), no more money even to the ACLU or other American charities
(until Bush's
approval is a lot lower than it is, America
hardly deserves my help if they won't even read enough to realize they
need it).
But you man, you... You always kept up the
fight. You never cowered in the shadow of the Rovian threats.
You did, frankly, what every American should
have done - you saw an undeniable threat to your home country and fought
back
with no holds barred. Not by calling a
bunch of rich friends, not by pulling on strings of power that you and
you alone controlled,
but by employing that uniquely American
individual spirit of "Don't Tread On Me" and doing what anyone average
Joe could have,
and should have done.
I love all the Liberal writers and radio
hosts; but America didn't gain it's independence the first time because
of the actions of
a few already powerful people who came
to their senses. It was guys like you Bartcop, who knew that fighting for
freedom when
it was attacked was more important that
losing a fixed contest: getting a nice little uniform, and politely lining
up in a traditional rank
to face King George's cannons. In 1776
it was a brave man with a musket, in 2004 it's a brave man with a webpage.
I nearly had to cancel my subscription,
my rent was due in 2 days and I only had 7 bucks to my name. But the tide
has turned,
and I'm very proud to have put the support
I could offer behind the most deserving fighter of them all. And I'm very
happy to be
able to continue to support you right on
into "The Great Kerry Cleanup of 2004-2012".
Rex Devious
Rex, thanks for that.
Nominate
your favorite blog by the
Washington Whore Post
They must be trying to rehabiliate
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Dental
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The worst dentist of all time
I've
overwritten Volume 1365 - Go Teresa
Any chance someone still has a copy of that issue?
Johnnie
Been Good?
Greg Palast blasts Kerry
Excerpt:
They're playing "Johnnie B. Goode" over
the loudspeakers.
Democrats are hopping up and down like
JFK never went to Dallas;
like Bill Clinton didn't blow it for us;
like there's a chance to bring the boys home alive;
like America can crawl out of Dick Cheney's
bunker and look at the sun again.
He told us tonight about some poor bastard
in Ohio whose job evaporated when his company
unbolted the equipment and sent it south.
Hey, Johnnie, didn't you vote for NAFTA?
We applauded when he said the White House
should stop treating teachers and school kids
like fugitives from justice and help them
out. But, Johnnie, didn't you vote for George Bush's
"No Child's Behind Left" assault on public
education?
Then there was that little story meant to
show us all he is a Man for All Seasons, above party politics.
"I broke with many in my own party," he said,
"to vote for a balanced budget, because I thought it was
the right thing to do." No, John, it wasn't.
It was craven political cowardice, going with the anti-government
hysteria that put a knife into the heart
of the programs you cried over tonight.
Hmmm, not sure we should blame Kerry for
JFK's murder or Clinton's zipper.
Maybe Greg is having a bad week in Boston?
.
"Did my
family murder JFK?"
Subject: CA, NM terror alert warnings
New Mexico went to Gore by about 400 votes
in 2000.
We are a "swing state" so what better than
to issue a terror warning
a few hours before Kerry makes his nationally
televised pitch for the presidency?
Joe D
Up to twenty views per penny.
Nobody gives you a better deal that that.
Quotes
''Like me, Kerry has laid his life on the line
and bled in battle, and that's going to make
for a better president. He's a man
who listens to advice but makes his own decisions.
A man who has the right balance between
being able to think through all aspects of a
problem and make strong, effective
decisions."
--Wesley Clark, to a gathering
of delegates, Attribution
Subject: from the convention
Bart, you wrote:
> Are we playing nice now so we can surprise attack
later?
> Or are we going to play nice all the way to
Bush's inaugural?
Koresh I hope NOT!!!
Sidebar:
Do you see the roaring ovation Wesley Clark
got last night?
Bart I was lucky enough to be on the floor
when Wes Clark walked out. It was AWESOME!
I was also there for Edwards' speech as
well. I'm not sure how it played on TV, but damnit,
he got me all choked up and I sure as hell
believed him when he said Hope is on the way.
Let's make sure these guys win.
greg- NYC
Outfoxed,
Fahrenheit 9-11,
Hunting of the President
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Michael Moore to Film Florida on Election Day
Excerpt:
"I am committed. I am coming to Florida," the
South Florida daily quoted Moore as saying.
"Together, we will guarantee to every Floridian
that their vote will be counted this year."
Moore's promise comes amid continuing controversy
over the voting system in Florida and
concerns over the accuracy of touch-screen
voting machines, which replaced the punch-card
ballots that became notorious in 2000.
Miami officials have admitted that the electronic
records of a 2002 Democratic primary
for gubernatorial elections were lost because
of an electronic glitch.
The new machines do not produce a printed
record of the voting.
Not sure how Mike is going to cover the
entire state,
but I know he'll do his best.
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Quotes
"He said he was against nation building.
What I didn't realize was that he meant
only our nation."
--Al Franken, on President Pinhead Attribution
Triumph
of the Trivial
by Paul Krugman, who always hits
a home run
Excerpt:
"There are two issues here, trivialization and
bias, but they're related. Somewhere along the line,
TV news stopped reporting on candidates'
policies, and turned instead to trivia that supposedly
reveal their personalities. We hear about
Mr. Kerry's haircuts, not his health care proposals.
We hear about George Bush's brush-cutting,
not his environmental policies. Even on its own terms,
such reporting often gets it wrong, because
journalists aren't especially good at judging character.
Bush's American soldier body count in Iraq
895,
896,
901,
905,
907,
912 dead American soldiers.
Drip, drip, drip - young lives go down the drain
Will
the real flip-flopper please stand up?
by Gene Lyons
Excerpt:
Asked if he'd voted to give the president"
the benefit of the doubt, "Kerry said no."
Issues of war and peace,"he emphasized,"
go outside of partisan politics. When the
president of the United States says, "This
is the way I'm going to do something,"
you ought to have the right to believe
that president. And if there's anything that
makes me more motivated about this [campaign],
it is the fact that he went back on
his word with respect to an issue that
involves the lives of our young Americans.
Americans know that this president did
not go to war as a last resort." By the way,
Bush himself threatened to veto the $87
billion Kerry voted for because it limited
millionaires' tax cuts. What Kerry voted
against was financing the war with borrowed
money. Maybe that's too complicated for
a 30-second TV spot. It's when Kerry
says these things to Bush's face that they're
apt to sting.
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From: mmckinn1@twcny.rr.com
Subject: Horrible
Your site is completely ridiculous and shows no taste or though.
My site has plenty of though.
Bartcop.com is a poor attempt at humor and
just goes to show you
how completely desperate left wing pussies
are trying to make the
president of the United States look bad.
This site is a fucking disgrace...
President?
You mean Governor Bush?
He was not elected president.
He was appointed by a crooked court,
against the wishes of the voters,
then lied us into a war that made him richer
and killed 912 soldiers - so far,
and you're going to defend that?
ha ha
Someone with an IQ over "3,"
Mack Mckinney
P.S.You want to debate about any affair
concerning the war in Iraq, just email me.
...and what will I do when you're afraid
to show up?
Do you have a web site that will back you
up?
Here's how it always works:
A blowhard boasts that he's got the balls
to debate, so we set that up,
then he either "forgets"
or
"doesn't have the time" to get into the
chat room.
We've been down this road a hundred times,
so we made a new rule:
Find a website that gets a few hits to
guarantee that you'll show up.
That way, when you pussy out, we can harass
the website and ridicule them as scared little no-shows.
There are tens of thousands of right-leaning web sites.
Find one that says you'll show up and I'll spank you like Bob
Livingston's dominatrix.
seen on a bathroom stall in Iraq
Scaife's
Hired Hack Deserved Teresa's Ire
by Joe Conason
Excerpt:
A few days after Kerry and his wife celebrated
their second Christmas together, the Tribune-Review
ran a column suggesting that Mr. Kerry
had been enjoying a "very private" relationship with another woman.
There was no byline on the story and no
evidence to support the salacious insinuation. There was nothing to it,
in fact, except pure malice.
When fresh accusations about her husband's
fidelity erupted earlier this year in the right-wing press,
Ms. Heinz Kerry could scarcely have been
surprised that the smear's most eager purveyors included
Internet sites financed by Mr. Scaife and
his family foundations. Those "news sources" have also impugned
Mr. Kerry's patriotism, maligned his military
service and distorted his voting record. They happen to be
operated by the same discredited scribblers
who once tried to convince America that Bill and Hillary Clinton
were murderers and drug smugglers.
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