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Jeff, watching from Honduras Quote of the Day "What if it’s so bad they didn’t    even want to steal the election?”        -- Susie

In Today's Tequila Treehouse... Obama Stops Bush Regs    A Day at the Mall  For Business, it's Light's Out  Cornyn (R-Ass) Blocks Hillary    Teddy OK after Seizure    Why Clinton pardoned Rich  Sharp Break from the Past     Tiffany Theissen turns 35

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"Obama's speech was nothing special - I suspect it will be forgotten very soon."
      -- my good friend Jeffery Toobin, with his head up his ass, on CNN

 
 That was a great speech.
 He had to tell the world there was a new, sane sheriff in town.
 He told the rest of the world we were reverting back to a no-torture policy.
 He also told the religiously insane handjobs that they'd lose if they attacked us.

 Best part - Bush had no choicfe but to sit there and take it.
 

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Obama stops pending Bush regulations for review
 All the insane crap must be changed to sane 

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 Excerpt:
Obama ordered all federal agencies and departments on Tuesday to stop any pending regulations 
until they can be reviewed by incoming staff, halting last-minute Bush orders in their tracks.

"This afternoon, Rahm Emanuel signed a memorandum sent to all agencies and departments to stop 
all pending regulations until a legal and policy review can be conducted by the Obama administration," 
the White House said in a statement issued just hours after Obama took office.

The review is a tool commonly used by a new administration to delay so-called "midnight regulations" 
put in place by sexually repressed former presidents between the election and Inauguration Day.
 

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 Subject: A New Day for Humanity 

Now that humanity have come out of 8 years of the dark ages, let us resolve to never again let that happen. 
We as a nation have risen up and now The People are in control again. No longer are we under the thumb of 
the rich and powerful, that we will not be ruled by big oil and the tobacco industry. The we shall not be oppressed 
by big banks, the pharmaceutical giants, the religious industry, the military industry, and Wall Street. 

We are no longer a nation of lies and slogans, but have turned to the reality of our greatest visions, 
to be a nation of the People, by the People, and for the People.

Marc Perkel
San Bruno, CA.
 

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"If we don’t have an inquest into what happened during the Bush years — and nearly everyone has taken 
  Mr. Obama’s remarks to mean that we won’t — this means that those who hold power are indeed above 
  the law because they don’t face any consequences if they abuse their power."
      -- Paul Krugman, speaking for a lot of us,     Link
 

 Fine, but you need to be hounding Pussy Pelosi and Chickenshit Reid.
 Obama's got too much on his plate to look backwards.
 

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 Subject: watching Obama take the oath 

My thoughts during the oath were not about me so much as my kids.  
I've had my share of discrimination, as a lesbian, but my four year old twins are Black, (Brown, as they say).  
They see a president who looks like them.  They came home from pre k yesterday squealing - "Mom, we saw 
a man on TV at school and his name is BARACKOBAMA!  and he's President! and we watched!"  

That brought tears to my eyes.  They are going to remember that event for the rest of their lives.  
He's also lived a life a little like theirs will be - raised mostly by people who aren't Black as in their 
two white moms and their Hispanic, white and racially mixed siblings.
 Carol
 

 Subject: watching Obama take the oath 

Bart--I didn't stay home and watch President Obama take the Oath because I had something very important 
to do at work. At 9 AM Pacific Time, I donned a pair of rubber gloves and removed President Asshole  and 
Vice President THE DICK's pictures and replaced them with  President Obama and Vice President Biden. 
After removing President  Asshole picture, I took off the gloves and then I almost broke down and cried 
when I touched President Obama's picture frame. That was my  contribution to this wonderful day!
 Joe B
 
 

 Subject: watching Obama take the oath 

What was watching Obama take the oath like for me?  I'll tell you what today was like for me.  
A time long ago (1965), in a land far away (South Dakota) I was a member of this country's armed forces 
doing my part to insure a stalemate in Mutual Assured Destruction.  One night while visiting downtown Rapid City, 
I was sitting there, minding my own business, smoking a cigarette, and I happened to spit on the ground.  
All of a sudden there was a knife in my face, and attached to the knife was a great, big, white guy, 
and the big white guy was saying, "You spit at me!  I'm gonna cut you, you fuckin' nigger!
 
I'm not going to lie to you, I was scared shitless.  I didn't know what to do.  No way to fight, no where to flee 
when all of a sudden, out of nowhere, a tall dark man (Tom Almond, I'll never forget him) appeared wearing 
a cast on his right arm, that went from his elbow to his fingertips.  He proceeded to lay that cast upside my 
assailant's head knocking him ass over teakettle.  Needless to say, I was quite elated. 
 
Yeah, kinda like that.  That's how today was for me.  
Safe after facing eminent danger.  I was quite elated.  I still am.
 Peace  --Joe
 

 Subject: watching Obama take the oath 

When I was a kid I grew up around the Karnes City, Texas area. We were migrant workers.
When we went to the stores or the Mercantile (as they used to call them) we had to enter through the back doors. 
Yes, we were "Mexicans" oh, I mean Hispanics. 
Anyway we found ourselves with the Black people at the back doors, sharing the water fountain etc.

During the cotton picking our family usually teamed up with a Black family and I played with their kids. 
We had a grand old time. Their Grandmother was especially Special. Man she could cook.
What is funny, is that I didn't know they were Black.

It wasn't until we moved to San Antonio when I was about 12 that I started seeing the "colors".
What we knew is that there were white people who ruled and got the best and then there was "us".
I went to school here and found that the white kids were geared in their education for  "college" and 
whenever the Blacks or the Mexicans asked about it we were usually told that we would better be suited 
for the vocational classes or the military.

I pray that Obama will do well. 
I believe he will and I hope that we can all get this race thing behind us 
and work as a family for a common goal, the good for all.........
 
Keep slugging Bart.
 Skipper
 

 Subject: watching Obama take the oath 

When I saw the oath of office taken I felt the knowledge that there will be no turning back. 
The American People had made a fundamental paradigm shift on race. 
Today despair was diminished and the most marginalized were vindicated.

I then began thinking of my son. No one ever explained to me the challenge of a single Latina mother 
raising a son into manhood in a world where a man of color has more challenges than opportunities. 
Where a man of color was perceived as inferior and a threat to those in power. I honestly believed that 
if you worked hard enough you could be anything you wanted to be. Even President of the United States. 

At least thats what I told my son. 
It's what I told myself when people would marginalize me in my own work. 
I believed this until the Rodney King Riots in Los Angeles.

On April 29, 1992 the Rodney King riots had closed schools in the Los Angeles area. When I picked up 
my 10 year old son from school he was devastated. He wept uncontrollably because, as he explained through 
gulps of breath, “that he would never see justice because of his skin color”. That he would never be allowed 
to do anything important because of his skin color. That there would be people that would go out of their way 
to disparage him. My son and I have had this reality painfully affirmed almost daily until today.

Today after the inauguration, he sent me a text message with absolute delight of what he was witnessing and 
the implications of an Obama presidency. We both are aware that racism will continue and we both are aware 
we all will continue to experience it. But when President Obama took the oath of office I felt hope that my children 
and their children were that much closer to be everything they want to be. This was a future I never expected and 
I am so very glad that it happened in my life time.
 
Thanks for all you do Bart. 
 Eleanor
 

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A Day at the Mall
Two million came to see their country change

 salon.com   

 Excerpt:
This was the day that Obama was to become president and Bush was to stop being president.  It was the day that,
for many Americans, this country became their own for the very first time. Faye Walker, an African-American dancer
and teacher in Washington, told me that she had been thrown out of schools for refusing to say the Pledge of Allegiance, 
because, for her, the words had never felt true. Tuesday would be the day she'd finally be able to put her hand over her heart.

"I am ecstatic," said Glendar Haskin, 60, a chemistry teacher from Altadena, CA.    Haskin said she'd been one of the first 
students to integrate LSU. "This is the first time that the world has really celebrated Martin Luther King Jr.! This is about 
people sharing a common vision. And you know what happens when people share a vision? Things get done."

"It's like the country's been given back," said a woman, shaking her head like she was trying to get water out of her ears.
 
 

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 Subject: My thought for today

Since the Republicans lied repeatedly and often about the Clinton people trashing the White House on their way out, 
why don't we start lying about the cost of removing the smell of Brimstone from every place Cheney sat while in the White House?

Cory!! Strode
The Best Dressed Man In Comics
www.solitairerose.com/blogger.html
 

Let's also remember that our dirty-legged whore press pretended those lies were true
without ever once asking for proof - it was just another chance to trash the Clintons.

For over eight years, every bullshit rumor fed to them by Karl Rove was treated as gospel.
You'd think there would've been a camera in DC on Inauguration Day 2000, but no.
There were no cameras so the "vandalism" was never shown to us..

You can't say it often enough - "Fuck the press."
 

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"I hope Obama Fails.  Somebody's gotta say it." 
      -- Der vulgar Pigboy      Link
 

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 Subject: Here's to Obama and Munchkins! 

 Here is to 44 and a new day!!!!!!

 Today I am experiencing a rebirth of sorts - millions of people around the world are too, particularly here in America.
 But.. 
 I woke up this morning with this little light hearted ditty about death in my head and I can't seem to shake it.
 So here's to those great little Munchkins of Oz and their endearing song 
 "Ding Dong the witch is dead, the witch is dead, Ding Dong the wicked witch is dead".

 I have found my ruby slippers at last!
  Sandy
 

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For American Businesses, it's Light's Out
 So, America, how'd you like your beer with Bush?

 alternet.org

 Excerpt:
With the economy in the tank, companies are doing all they can to stay afloat. 
For many, though, even the most desperate measures have not been enough.

Circuit City will follow Linens 'n Things and Sharper Image into liquidation and sell its assets. 
Over the next two years, analysts say, countless other businesses will simply fade away.
 

Thanks, George.
And thanks to Reid & Pelosi and the others for standing by while he did this to us.

   "No need to thank us, Bart - we're just doing our job!"
 

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 Subject: Never send a fictional character to do a real man's job

During the presidential election California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger called Obama a "girly man", 
but now the Governator has California stuck in a budget crisis and can't even communicate with his own 
Republican party. How pathetic is that? I just hope this doesn't affect the way I see him in the movies or 
he'll have to do more passive roles in the future to be believable.

But the real question is - have the voters of California figured out that you don't elect a fictional character 
to do the job of a real person? If we can't balance the budget then it might be time to punish the voters 
by taking away the TV set and the movies until we get the job done in the real world.

Marc Perkel
San Bruno, CA.
 

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Cornyn (R-Ass) Blocks Hillary 

 Link

 Excerpt:
The Senate, acting within hours of Obama's inauguration, postponed for one day Hillary's vote as Secretary of State.

GOP Sen. John Cornyn (R-Petty Prick), had objected to approving Clinton's nomination by voice vote - as the other 
nominees were today - because he didn't ewant Hillary to be introduced to the big crowd as the Sec of State. It was a
tiny, petty thing to do, but the big shocker is that it wasn't Jim Inhofe, the human turd.

Cornyn claims he wanted more debate on the issue and a recorded vote, which was scheduled for Wednesday. 
Hillary is expected to be confirmed by a wide margin once the cameras have all been turned off.
 

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 Subject: What a day

 Dear Bart and Mrs. Bart,
 What a day, huh!  It’s all so amazing!  I swear to you, I woke up in tears.
 
 Thanks for all the hammering these past 8 years!
 Enjoy!

 Best,
 Lisa,  Ballet mom in PA
 

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 Subject: You calling a black man the N word

Once again you called a black man you don't like the N word.  
I am talking about the picture of JC Watts with the two white women 

and your disgraceful us of that racial epithet in refering to him.
 Dave Pittman
 

Dave, no.

Wait, Dave Pittman, Dave Pittman...
I remember that name and you're a troublemaker.

You see, Dave, I'm trying to educate you.
If you live in a civilized state, those words might be foreign to you.
But I'm warning people about what kind of cavemen live in Oklahoma.

Okieland is the only state where Obama failed to carry a single county.
Blacks aren't welcome in Oklahoma - unless they can play football.

And Uncle OJ often comes up in Okie.race discussions because when 
he was discovered, (the legend goes - I wasn't there) his coach asked the
visiting press and coaches, "What do you think of my nigger?"

Do you think that kind of behavior should be hidden or exposed?
I think everyone should know what kind of knuckledraggers live here.
 

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Teddy OK after Luncheon Seizure 

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 Excerpt:
Ted Kennedy, ill with a brain tumor, was hospitalized Tuesday but quickly reported feeling well after suffering 
a seizure at a post-inauguration luncheon for President Obama."  After testing, we believe the incident was 
brought on by simple fatigue," Dr. Edward Aulisi said in a statement released by the senator's office.

"He will remain ... overnight for observation, and will be released in the morning."
 The statement said the 76-year-old senator "is awake, talking with family and friends, and feeling well."
 

 Good.
 I didn't want today's headlines to be, "Obama Sworn In, Kennedy Dead From Seizure."
 

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 Subject: the final salute

Bart, we have survived the worst president ever.  Our jobs and savings have greatly vanished, 
hopefully we are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.  But just to show what a low life piece of shit 
Bush is, you should publish the official portrait that the Rethugs commissioned at the Smithsonian.

http://www.npg.si.edu/collect/bushportraits.htm#      

Notice his hands, that is not an accident, that is just one more  
piece of evidence that this arrogant mother F'er doesn't give a shit.

He's posing like Daniel Pearl did in his final minutes.

 (Best picture I could find - f-ing Google filters)

Farewell Bush, you worthless piece of shit!!!  
The damage you have inflicted  on this country will only be surpassed 
by the damage you have done to  the Republican party.
 Proud Liberal in Peoria Illinois 
 

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"I hope that Barack Obama is a failure as a President."
     -- Leon Wolf      Link
 

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 Subject: Finally, it's over

 My friend, it is finally over. 
 
 Thank you for being there in the darkest days.  
 Let's not forget that these fuckers are still out there, 
 waiting for an opportunity to grab the reins again.  

 We have to keep our eyes on them.
 Congrats, and best wishes from your friend,
  Tristan the Pilot
 

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Use Firefox, right click to open link in new tab.  

Continue reading Bartcop and opening new tabs as necessary.  
Finish Bartcop, close window, read, close, read, close.  

I always have plenty of good/fun stuff to read and don't lose my train of thought.
 Walt
 

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The real reason Bill Clinton pardoned Marc Rich
 by Joe Conason

 Link

 Excerpt:
Sitting quiet and grave before the committee, Holder listened as Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., one of the leading windbags 
of our time, held forth on how dreadful Rich is and how awful the pardon was. The fugitive trader, who still lives in Switzerland, 
had "a reprehensible record," Specter said -- alluding to reports that Rich did business in Iraq and Iran. Specter demanded to 
know how Holder could possibly have recommended a pardon for such an odious figure...it would have been a refreshing change 
from the usual confirmation minuet if instead of humbly apologizing, Holder had tartly instructed the buffoonish Specter, his fellow 
senators, the press, and the public about the actual circumstances of the Rich affair...

But Joe - you can't expect a Democrat to list the facts.
They are incapable of defending themselves - they don't 
have the slightest clue about what to do or say.

I've offered to help them, but they're too afraid to accept.

He might have started with the fact that continuous lobbying on Rich's behalf from the highest Israeli leaders and their American friends
-- among whom Specter no doubt counts himself -- became even more intense in the days before Clinton left office. He could have 
noted that such pressures coincided with Clinton's efforts to conclude a peace agreement between the Israelis and Palestinians. 
And he could have explained to Specter that Rich's deals in Iran and Iraq were often related to his other role -- as an asset of the 
Mossad who gathered intelligence and helped to rescue endangered Jews from those regimes.

Nobody wants to hear the truth about Bill Clinton.
Our whore networks and whore papers and Nazi Radio can make more money selling lies.

BTW, this year many newspapers, some big and famous ones, are going out of business.
Surely part of the reason is their whore asses can't be trusted anymore.
 

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A Sharp Break from the Past
  by Dan Sacless

 WaHoPo

 Excerpt:
At a time of doubt and despair, and on a day when the stock market plummeted again, Obama's inauguration showed 
another side to the nation's current mood -- hopefulness and a sense of confidence that has been invested in a young and 
relatively untested new president.

It was to both uncertainty and optimism that Obama addressed a sea of faces along the Mall and throughout the country. 
He said, "On this day, we gather because we have chosen hope over fear, unity of purpose over conflict and discord."

History infused every aspect of the day, which saw the first African American president take office, as well as a generational 
shift -- away from the baby boomers who have led the nation for the past two decades, to a leader not part of the tumult of 
the 1960s -- and the return of Democratic control of Congress and the White House.

Most clearly, yesterday's activities confirmed that Obama's presidency will mark a sharp break from that of Fuhrer Bush. 
The new president did not hesitate to highlight their differences. Obama spoke of a change of course in the Iraq war and of 
the "false choice between our safety and our ideals." Those last words were aimed at Fuhrer Bush's positions on civil liberties 
and harsh interrogation techniques. Most striking, given Bush's unpopularity abroad, was Obama's declaration to a world 
watching intently and eagerly that "we are ready to lead again."
 
 

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Bart, Hope you enjoyed inauguration day. 

After he took the oath I got in my car and drove around Boston blasting "Rocking in the Free World" 
by Neil Young thru open car windows and sticking my sign out the sun roof. 

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