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In Today's Tequila Treehouse... Our Vietnam Moment   The Calamity of Iraq  Continue Bush's Crimes? Perkel Meets Big Dog  Feinstein, Schumer suck  Cronies get Richer  Sleazy Rice to testify  Serial Killer Update  Carrie Underwood's boy

Quotes

"Long story short, I got up there to register as an independent, said 'Fuck it,'
  and now I am a Democrat. I certainly don't agree with all their positions,
  but they are not bat-shit crazy like the GOP - that has to count for something. "
     -- John Cole,    Link
 

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Iraq's Early Vietnam Moment
 by Ray McGovern

 consortiumnews.com

 Excerpt:
While today's civilian leaders at the Defense Department hobbled through what passed for post-war planning
for Iraq early in 2003, Army Chief of Staff Eric Shinseki warned the Senate Armed Services Committee that
post-war Iraq would require "something on the order of several hundred thousand soldiers."

He was immediately ridiculed by Rumsfeld and Wolfowitz, for having exaggerated the requirement.
This evokes vivid memories of how McNamara and his civilian whiz kids dissed our professional military
- and at such a high eventual price.

The poet George Santayana warned, "Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it."
What is increasingly clear is that neither the present-day Pentagon whiz kids nor their patron, Cheney,
have learned much from history.

They encouraged Bush to insist, "We are not leaving;" and Rumsfeld to keep on insisting that this war is "winnable."
But most of those with a modicum of experience in guerrilla warfare and the Middle East are persuaded that
the war is not winnable and that the only thing uncertain is the timing of the U.S. departure.
 
 

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The Calamity of Iraq
How did oil prices grow 500%?

 Link

 Excerpt:
Although "the judgment of history" has a sonorous ring, it doesn't necessarily require the long gestation
that phrase might imply: sometimes there's no need for the owl of Minerva to hang around waiting for
the sun to go down. When one eminent historian, Sean Wilentz of Princeton, pronounces bluntly that
George Bush the Younger is "the worst president in American history", and another, Tony Judt of NYU,
calls the Iraq war "the worst foreign policy error in American history", not many of us will argue with them.

And yet history still doesn't know the half of it. It has long since ceased to be a matter for debate that the
Iraq adventure began in mendacity and ended in calamity.  Not only has every single one of the original
official reasons for the invasion been falsified, they have all been stood on their heads. Now even what
many suspected was the ulterior motive - a war for oil - has gone awry.
 

Yet the insane Republicans continue to defend the indefensible.
How many thousands of soldiers will die waiting for the GOP to change their tune?
 

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Psycho GOP Pledge to Continue Bush's Crimes
 by Ted Rall

 Link

 Excerpt:
Bush has shoved American politics into the dark realm of the lunatic right, zipping past Joe McCarthy into
territory previously covered by historical accounts of Germany in the 1940s. We've lost our right to see an
attorney, to confront our accusers, even to get a fair trial. Government agents have kidnapped thousands
of people, many of whom have never been heard from again. Bush even signed an edict claiming the right
to assassinate anyone, including you and me, based solely on his whims. Torture, the ultimate sign that
civilized society has been replaced by a police state, was repeatedly authorized by government officials
who smirked the few times reporters had the temerity to ask them about it.

The 2000, 2004 and 2008 elections have been and will prove to be decisive moments in American history.
In each case the American people were offered a stark choice between a future of freedom and one under tyranny.

We must elect--by an overwhelming, theft-proof majority--a candidate who promises to renounce Bush
and all his works. A reform-minded president's first act should be to sign a law that reads as follows:
"The federal government of the United States having been illegitimate and illegal since January 20, 2001,
all laws, regulations, executive orders, and acts of commission or omission enacted between that infamous
day and 12 noon Eastern Standard Time on January 20, 2009 are hereby declared invalid and without effect."
Guantánamo, secret prisons, extraordinary rendition, spying on Americans' phone calls and emails, and "legal"
torture would be erased.  Bush should never appear on any list of American presidents. When he dies,
his carcass shouldn't receive a state funeral. It ought to be thrown in the trash.
 
 

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Subject: McCain sells out on torture

I can't understand John McCain's support of Bush's nominee Michael Mukasey for Attorney General.
When Mukasey was asked about a torture technique called waterboarding he evaded the question
acting like he didn't know what waterboarding was. McCain on the other hand clearly knows what
waterboarding is and says that it clearly is torture. Bush has made it clear that he's not going to send
a nominee that believes that waterboarding is torture calling that a "litmus test".

John McCain sold out on torture. It looks to me like Hillary
is more serious about blocking torture than McCain is.

Marc Perkel
San Bruno, CA.
 

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Screwing the Troops

He was in the Air Force for 23 years - shouldn't that count for something?
Since the government is paying the $4,000 a month it takes to care for him, when his wife
eventually dies, the government takes possession of their paid for home.
Does anyone know about this?
 

I heard from a few people, mostly saying, "This is how Medicare works."
First, tell everyone you know who's near retirement that they can't have assets in their name.
Sell your house to your kids (if you can trust them) and put your savings in their name.
If you don't, the government will take everything you have when they get a chance.

But my focus was how dare they do this to a 23-year veteran?
Some poor bastard signs up in the National Guard because he needed health care and heard
that crap about "one weekend a month anmd two weeks a year" and now he's stuck in Fajullah.
We ask these men to charge machine gun nests, then we screw them when they get old and sick.

Note: one reader said they asked, and received a waiver from the VA.
Hey, it might not work for you, but it can't hurt to ask.

Plus, how the hell can it cost $4,000 a month to care for these oldsters?
I can see $4,000 for one, but $40,000 for ten?  No way.
 

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Subject: Feingold

Bart, you've said:

>  OK, I like Feingold, I respect him, but I gotta ask:
>  Why did he, personally, allow the Patriot Act to become law?

> You seem to be pretending it was a tie vote to go to war with Iraq,
>  and it fell to Hillary to decide this issue for America and the world.

um ..I am confused.
Why did Feingold "personally" allow the Patriot Act but Clinton was unable to stop the rush to war?

I don't understand the logic here.
Couldn't Clinton have done back then what Dodd did recently?
Doesn't she have as much power as any other Senator?

I prefer Dennis because he has been consistent.
But I will still vote for whoever the Democratic candidate is, no matter who that turns out to be.
Just asking.
 Ducks
 

Ducks, that's a good question, because if I fail to be clear, one should ask me to be.

The answer is each senator, apparently, has the power to stand up and block federal action.
So they can't really say, "This outrage is unconscionable" after the fact if they sat on
their hands when they had a chance to stop it all along and chose not to - wouldn't you agree?

So in that context, fans of Feingold might want to chill that "man with the conscience" tag.

Going back the other way, sure Hillary is "responsible" for the Iraq War vote,
but the issue isn't her personal failure.  She voted with 76 others. She's just as
guilty as the other 76, which is why it's unfair to call this "Hillary's war."

Put another way, Feingold, Edwards and Hillary had similar positions on the Iraq war in that
none of them saw a reason to stand up and block the oncoming disaster.  And, of course,
Obama will claim he would have stood up, had he been a senator at the time.
 

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Quotes

"Our president is a liar. That's because he comes from a party of liars. All the Republicans
know how to do is lie. They look in a mirror, pick out the worst things they're doing, and then
blame the Democrats for it. Bush let Osama go? Blame the Democrats! Bush bankrupted the
country while Clinton left us with hundreds of billions of dollars of surplus? Call the Democrats
fiscally irresponsible. The Republicans have nothing left to stand for, nothing left to run on.
All they can do is lie. Because to admit the truth would require a few hundred impeachments
and or permanent stints at Gitmo."
    -- John Aravosis,    Link
 

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Reminder:

There is so much going on in the Live Chat Room, The Forum and The BartBlog
that I think many of you are missing out on.  Next time you have a few minutes,
check those exciting links out because you're missing a lot of fun if you don't.

Also, it's been more than a year since we considered a Tequilafest.
We're thinking of having the next one in Tulsa, Oklahoma.  It's centrally located,
we have clean and cheap hotels and Southwest will fly you here for a song.

Plus Sam owns a bar here and everybody wants to meet her, right?

Think about a date - what's good for you? Maybe we could do it the
no-football weekend before the Super Bowl, the weekend of January 25th.
 

 I'd love to come to Tulsa and drink some tequila with you, and maybe play some poker
 and do whatever else goes on at these "Fests" I've read about for years, Bart

Perkel Meets the Big Dog

 Link

 Excerpt:
After the speech Clinton came down to the rope line and started shaking hands
and talking to people.  He saw me in the crowd. I was the only one there wearing
a bright yellow t-shirt that said Church of Reality on the front.

So I yelled to him to make the campaign about reality, talk about reality.
And he stopped and listened and then he started to tell a story about reality.
 

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Dems cave on spying and torture
Feinstein, Schumer and Feingold* make Dems torture friendly

 Link

 Excerpt:
Schumer declared that Mukasey was not his "ideal choice," but praised his "integrity and independence."
Feinstein declared, "He is not Alberto Gonzales."

Russ Feingold of Wisconsin, also indicated he may vote for Mukasey. Calling him a "marked improvement"
over Gonzales. Feingold told the New York Whore Times, "He may be the best we can get from Bush."
 

I don't want to hear another word about Saint Feingold being a man of integrity.
How can he be a man of integrity and approve a pro-torture, lying son-of-a-bitch?
Geez, Pee Wee Herman is a "marked improvement" over Gonzales, but would he make a good A.G.?
 

* That was late Friday - since then, Feingold came to his senses.

Feingold rips Mukasey

 Link

 Excerpt:
"Democrats can no longer be a part of the savaging of the U.S. Constitution," Feingold said Saturday.

Hey Russ, why were you ever a part of "savaging the U.S. Constitution?
Didn't you take an oath?

While acknowledging that Mukasey was "competent" and far better than Tortureboy Gonzales,
Feingold said, "When it comes to the issue of executive power, Mukasey had not testified clearly
or convincingly that the president (should) respect the laws of the land. "That is a disqualifier."

So why not stand up like Dodd did and declare the nomination dead?
Why is it only Republicans can declare something dead, but our side can't?
 

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Subject: The Kos/Obama split

Something about a homo-bashing preacher in Obama's camp has Kos' panties in a bunch.
   Danny Detroit
 

I heard something about that, but unless it's over-the-top crazy, do we care?
Doesn't everybody have a few friends who they'd rather not be photographed with?
 

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Quotes

"If there was a ticking bomb, and I thought
  torture would work on a suspect, I'd do it myself..."
   -- Randi Rhodes, Friday's show, last ten minutes
 
 

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Bartcop Pillar makes the NYWTimes

Subject: Mukasey

Michael B. Mukasey, the nominee for attorney general, is doing an elaborate tap dance
around the issue of waterboarding and torture to steer clear of potential legal problems
for the C.I.A. and members of the Bush administration.

With this much choreography, there is one obvious conclusion:
contrary to statements by President Bush, we do torture.
 Sam
 

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Last issue, I asked what the WYLY Brothers got for funding Bush's attacks on McCain in 2000.
I was hoping their were on the NYSE and I could track their oil holding since oil went from
$19 a barrel under Clinton to $95 a barrel under Der Schimpanse.
 

Tit for Tat
How to make millions working with the BFEE

 Link

 Excerpt:
Texas tycoons Sam and Charles Wyly, who emerged late last week as the secret financers of a TV blitz
attacking Sen. John McCain's environmental record, have put their wealth at the disposal of George W. Bush.
In addition to buying those $2.5 million "independent expenditure" commercials, which aired in NY, CA and
Ohio under the sponsorship of the so-called "Republicans for Clean Air," Charles Wyly is a Bush Pioneer.

A lot of public money has been entrusted to the care of the billionaire brothers by Bush appointees
at the University of Texas since 1998.  That year, the university's financial managers invested $90 million
with Maverick Capital Fund, an investment firm founded and controlled by the Wylys. In addition to a
substantial share of whatever profits are earned from the investments, the deal awards the Wyly firm
almost $1 million annually in fees.

The Wylys are not the only major Bush contributors and friends who have obtained control over a share
of UTIMCO's estimated $12 billion in assets. Longtime Bush contributor Henry Kravis was awarded
a $50 million investment deal in 1996.
 

So there you have it.
Give the Bush bastards millions for their campaign and get multi-millions or billions back.
 

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McCain in bed with 'coyotes'

 Link

Event
In March 2000, Texas oil men Sam and Charles Wyly -- major contributors to Bush -- funded a $2.5 million
advertising campaign that ran a series of smear ads against McCain in California, New York and Ohio.

McCain himself referred to the brothers as "Wyly coyotes" and asked a campaign audience in Boston,
"Are we going to allow two cronies of George W. Bush to hijack this election? Tell them to keep their
dirty money in the state of Texas, my friends. Don't spread it all over New England and America."

But now McCain seems to have a different relationship with the coyotes.

Sam Wyly and his wife Cheryl have given McCain's political action committee a total of $10,000.
 

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Quotes

"So now we find out that the person who is responsible for
  all the country's troubles since 2000 is: Hillary Clinton!"
   -- Jon Stewart, after watching the men gang up on Hillary last debate
 

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Subject: Hillary's nameage

Something I don't get, I hear this and read this constantly.
Members of the media consistently say, "Edwards, Obama, Dodd, HILLARY...."

Which of these things is not like the other?
 TimK
 

Tim, I think it's just a time saver.
If a TV whore says "Clinton" someone will surely ask, "Which one?"
 

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Subject: Could America become a dictatorship like Pakistan?

What concerns me most about the "state of emergency" in Pakistan, where Musharraf has seized power
and suspended their constitution, is that it makes me wonder if it could happen here in America.

What process does America have in place to prevent Bush, or even Hillary, from doing the same thing?
What would happen if Bush decided to declare a state of emergency and suspend our constitution?
Would the military enforce it? Would we become a dictatorship like Pakistan is or Iraq was under Saddam?

We live in a time where the most crazy paranoid conspiracy theorists are often proven right.
I want to know what would America do. I think it's time Americans started asking questions
about what prevents this from happening here.

Marc Perkel
San Bruno, CA.
 

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Quotes

"He did not impart fear to the children, to the press assembled there. Then he followed the oath he took."
    --  Andrew Card, saying Dubya did the right thing by freezing in the classroom on 9-11,    Link
 

 Andy, really?
 Bush took an oath to read the Goat book to kids when we were under attack?

 If Bush had an IQ of 5, he could've said, "Something has come up, kids, I need to go to work."
 But no, he sat there shaking because, as always, he didn't have a goddamn clue of what to do.
 

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Subject: Scarborough

Isn't it typical that Joe Scarborough derides Dennis Kucinich for believing in U.F.O.'s
but praises Bush for having conversations with God?
 Joe, the Wailuku Photographer
 

We live in a nation where people KNOW there's no God,
so they mock others who believe in something to make themselves feel more secure.
 

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Subject: HRC opinion

I don't mind the other Dems and their supporters going after Hillary.
It's primary season and they want to win just as Hillary and her supporters do.

Yes, but how does it help to say, "Voting for Hillary means you want more of 2000 and 2004?"
Obama's schoolboy gaffe showed everyone how naive and inexperienced he is.

But here's where I draw the line, once the primaries are done and if Hillary is our nominee,
our choices will be Hillary, Ronmey or most likely Rudy the cross dresser.

I know my vote will go to Hillary and whomever she picks to be the vice president, since Rudy is
cut from the same cloth as Captain Doofus regarding staying in Iraq and talking smack to Iran.

If Hillary is the nominee and you decide to stay home or vote for the 2008 version of Ralph Nader you lose
all rights to complain, bitch, moan, protest, call in to a progressive talk show or write a post on a progressive blog.
Hell you can't even start a blog because to me you fully endorse another four years in Iraq and you fully endorse
a war with Iran and that's what you're going to get with Mitt or Rudy in the White House.
 JCSpeedRacer
 

JC, that's the sanest letter you've ever written - congrats :)
 

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"Mark, tell your wife that the bedroom is the foundation where the home is laid every day."
    -- Captain Oink

 Butt Rush, is that why all three of your wives left you?
 Because you were laying the home (and young Dominican boys) instead of them?
 

"When the whole condoms-in-high-school business started I said, 'Why stop there?
  Give them pack of cigarettes for the nightstand at the end of the night!' "
    -- The vulgar Pigboy, who says teen who practice safe sex should try lung cancer, too.
 
 

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Sleazy ordered to testify

 Whore Post

 Excerpt:
A federal judge yesterday issued a rare ruling that ordered Secretary of State Kinda Sleazy Rice
and more than 10 other prominent current and former Bush cromies to testify on behalf of two
pro-Israel lobbyists accused of violating the Espionage Act at their upcoming criminal trial.

The opinion by U.S. District Judge Ellis directed that subpoenas be issued to officials who include Rice,
national security adviser Stephen J. Hadley, comb-licker Paul D. Wolfowitz and one-bullet Douglas Feith,
plus Richard Armitage, the bastard who blew Valerie Plame's identity on orders from the Evil Dick.

Their testimony has been sought by attorneys for Steven J. Rosen and Keith Weissman, former employees
of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee,  or AIPAC, who are accused of conspiring to obtain
classified information and pass it to members of the media and the Israeli government.
 

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Subject: Hillary

She could not spell truth if you gave her the "ruth" and I am going to believe the tripe she places in print?
She is a lying golddigger and and that's all she'll ever be.
 JChilds
 

Good thing we have honest guys like Bush & Cheney in the White House, right?
 

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 No.
 

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Quotes

"Yet another prominent Republican has been caught in a gay sex scandal. I think GOP stands
for 'Grab Our Penises.' ... It's another anti-gay, anti-gay marriage Republican. Washington state
Representative Richard Curtis admitted to police he left his wife at home dressed up in women's
clothing, which were red stockings and a black sequin lingerie top. He had sex with a man in an
adult boutique, then went to a hotel with the guy and had sex with him again still dressed in the
women's clothes. So not only is the guy a hypocrite, he's also a little tramp too. ... After all this,
the guy says he is not gay. Even Larry Craig is saying, 'Shut up.'"
     -- Jay Leno
 

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Famous Serial Killer Update

Andrew Cunanan killed 5.
The Son of Sam killed 6.
Richard Speck killed 8.
Ted Bundy killed 23.
Seung-Hui Cho killed 32 at Va Tech.
John Wayne Gacy killed 33.
George W Bush killed 3,849 American soldiers and the toll climbs higher every day.

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Subject: President Clinton

Hey Bart,

Do you think all those that have bad mouthed Hillary, and have emailed you to call you an idiot,
will change their minds when she is leaving office after eight successful years in the White House?

Will they admit  they were wrong about her?
Or will they try and say they supported her all the way.
 Will in Indiana
 

Will, they might hate her more when she leaves the White House.
Look how they hate her husband, the most successful Democrat since FDR.

Hillary's being measured against the non-existent absolutely perfect candidate that exists only in their minds.

They don't deal in reality - they just dream about the way things ought to be.
That's why I keep telling them it's useless to ask for a pony.
 

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It was Russert vs Clinton

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Event
After the October 30 Democratic presidential debate, numerous media figures commented that moderator
Tim Russert (R-Whore) had acted as, in the words of The New York Times, Hillary's "third toughest opponent."
During the debate, Russert asked a total of 30 distinct questions (not including follow-up questions).*
Fourteen were either questions directed to Clinton or questions directed to other candidates about Clinton.
Many media outlets took note of Russert's focus on Clinton. Russert has received media attention for his
conduct toward Clinton in previous debates as well, including criticism following a debate he moderated
in 2000, when Clinton was running for Senate against then-Rep. Rick Lazio (R-Laughable.)"
 

Russert shouldn't be allowed to host these events because he's mentally ill.
The poor bastard is a one-trick pony who thinks about only one thing:

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