It’s like it’s the 1970’s all over again, with our favorite war criminal Henry Kissinger<\/a> being asked his advice by George Bush. No, this is not a joke, and yes, we may be fighting in Vietnam (thus Kissinger\u2019s expertise). Christopher Hitchens asks a very relevant and poignant question: Will we never be free of the malign effect of this little gargoyle?<\/a> (Watch out Chris, you may be next<\/a>).<\/p>\n

And in the tasteful right-wing bigotry of the day, Lauer on Limbaugh’s Michael J. Fox attacks: “Didn’t Rush Limbaugh just say what a lot of people were privately thinking?”<\/a>. So a guy who has campaigned for Republicans in the past (Specter of PA) and is campaigning for Democrats in the current election is an ‘actor’? Oh boy! But nothing compares to Dennis Millers attack (albeit pretty funny) on Nancy Pelosi<\/a>:<\/p>\n

Now, I’ve worked in office scenarios before where a nimrod rose to a position of power in the office through mere inconsequentiality, and it drove me berserk. And I just know that every day I turn on C-SPAN, which, granted, is never, and see her wielding the wrong end of that gavel, it will give me Krakatoan shpilkes. To think that a C-minus, D-plus applicant like this, who no doubt would have been drummed out of the Mary Kay corps after an initial four-week evaluation period, might have a seat at the table of true powers, the speaker of the House, is absolutely insane.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

I don’t mean to toot my own horn but, beep beep.<\/p>\n

Capital Punishment Laws of the World<\/a>; it looks like America has some wonderful company — I think I see Uzbekistan and China in there! And also everyone hates the French<\/a>, it just takes some shock to figure it out.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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