your hurting, america

* i finally saw bushsbrain - it was pretty good.

* "Human Rights Watch said Saturday it alerted the U.S. military to a cache of hundreds of warheads containing high explosives in Iraq in May 2003, but that officials seemed uninterested and still hadn't secured the site 10 days later."
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=540&ncid=736&e=1&u=/ap/20041031/ap_on_re_mi_ea/iraq_weapons

* russert on election eve referring to alqaqaa to bobkerrey: "if kerry was president, saddam would still be in power with all these weapons of mass destruction - the chemical and biological weapons, the munitions or whatever you want to call them"

* giuliani on mtp not politicizing the obl tape 'of course binladen doesnt care who wins the election, but he cares about who loses'

* watching giuliani tumble through talking points is foul and disconcerting.

* bornagain friedman endorses kerry. kinda. "So as we approach this critical election of 2004, my advice, dear readers, is this: Vote for the candidate who embodies the ethos of George H. W. Bush - the old guy. Vote for the man who you think would have the same gut feel for nurturing allies and restoring bipartisanship to foreign policy as him. Vote for the man you think understands the importance of facing up to our fiscal responsibilities for the sake of our children. And vote for the man who has the best instincts for balancing realism and idealism and the man who understands the necessity of using energetic U.S. diplomacy to make Israel more secure - by helping to bring it peace with its Arab neighbors, not just more tours from American Christian fundamentalists." http://www.nytimes.com/2004/10/31/opinion/31friedman.html

* faux is calling itself 'the netwrok of political record'

* btw - t/sports has bushhawaii @ 22.

* "At one point in Ramadi last week, while U.S. soldiers were negotiating with the mayor (who declared himself governor after the appointed governor fled), two insurgents rode by shooting AK-47s—from bicycles." can we leave yet? http://msnbc.msn.com/id/6370591/site/newsweek/

* "(Reuters) - Tens of thousands of anti-war marchers have blocked parts of central Rome to protest the U.S. led-invasion of Iraq."
http://www.reuters.co.uk/newsPackageArticle.jhtml?type=worldNews&storyID=612542§ion=news

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