Bush is no “Mr. Smith”

(via Musings of a Philosophical Scrivener) Hearing President Bush these days constantly complain about “the politicians” and John Kerry being part of a “Washington mind-set,” and saying things like “I got news for the Washington crowd” is like hearing Courtney Love bitch about junkies. “Washington insider” is by definition a function of one’s proximity to … Continue reading “Bush is no “Mr. Smith””

An Example of Poor Planning

Man treated after attempting to nail himself to cross: HARTLAND – A Hartland man was treated at a Pittsfield hospital after he nailed himself to a cross. The 23-year-old man apparently was trying to commit suicide Thursday evening in his living room, the Bangor Daily News reported. Somerset County Sheriff Barry DeLong said Monday that … Continue reading “An Example of Poor Planning”

John Carroll University Blue Streaks are on their way to the Final Four!

OK – It’s NCAA Division III Men’s Basketball About the Road To The Final Four: The John Carroll men’s basketball team made school history on the night of Saturday, March 13, in Wooster, Ohio. By virtue of its 70-64 victory over Wooster in the sectional final of the 2004 NCAA Division III Men’s Basketball Championship, … Continue reading “John Carroll University Blue Streaks are on their way to the Final Four!”

Make Your Own Bush/Cheney Poster

(via Daily Kos) Make your own Bush/Cheney poster at the official Bush/Cheney web site. Update: It was fun while it lasted, but you can only choose from a menu of states and a menu of coalition groups – there’s no longer a “fill in the blank” option. Here’s a couple of examples of the fun … Continue reading “Make Your Own Bush/Cheney Poster”

Where’s the Outrage?

(via corrente) Bush Fund-Raisers Among Overnight Guests: At least nine of Bush’s biggest fund-raisers appear on the latest list of White House overnight guests, covering June 2002 through December 2003, and-or on the Camp David list, which covers last year. They include: _Mercer Reynolds, an Ohio financier, former Bush partner in the Texas Rangers baseball … Continue reading “Where’s the Outrage?”

Wishful Thinking on Jobs

(via Eschaton) Here’s a graph from Paul Krugman’s March 9, 2004 column: Krugman then writes: Economic forecasting isn’t an exact science, but wishful thinking on this scale is unprecedented. Nor can the administration use its all-purpose excuse: all of these forecasts date from after 9/11. What you see in this chart is the signature of … Continue reading “Wishful Thinking on Jobs”

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