Call It A Comeback
Tweety nails him on the 9-11 connection to Iraq. Ben Ginsberg of B-C ’04 fame and SwiftBoat Vets for BS fame gets the Tweety treatment for trying to assert a connection. Then Tweety goes on to explain that the VP was wrong about saying he had never said there was a connection and referenced the Meet the Press interview. Ginsberg just had a really stupid look on his face.
I can’t find it on the Comedy Central site, but absolutely needed is the Daily Show bit showing Cheney on Meet the Press saying there was a tie between 9-11 and Iraq and then him denying it on CNBC.
Dick Cheney REALLY DOES SCARE SMALL CHILDREN!
Brought to you by the irrascible libertarian Steve Chapman
How many members of the Bush administration does it take to change a light bulb?
None. “There’s nothing wrong with that light bulb. It has served us honorably. When you say it’s burned out, you’re giving encouragement to the forces of darkness. Once we install a light bulb, we never, ever change it. Real men don’t need artificial light.”
Bringing me to the question–how man Alan Keyes does it take to change a light bulb?
Leave your answers in comments or e-mail them to me at archpundit@yahoo.com
Bumped to encourage more fun. And increase the amount of material I don’t have to work to get.
Via Austin Mayor,
Poland’s pulling out of Iraq starting in January.
And, of course, the line from Polish President about weapons of mass destruction
“They deceived us about the weapons of mass destruction, that’s true. We were taken for a ride.”
Quick denounce him as un-American. Oh, wait, he isn’t American. He must be French–wait, he’s not French. German? uh, no. Leftist socialist–well yes, but Bush’ leftist socialist.
But let’s look at the ‘coalition as it now stands.
The notion that these countries are being insulted when Kerry criticizes the coalition is a joke. The only reason most of these nations are doing anything is because they want to stay on the good side of Washington.
Illinois for Kerry isn’t just about Illinois, but they are doing bus trips up to Wisconsin and such. No whining about not being in play–I get the commercials–being in play is overrated.
Be ready for DCCC stuff like this–btw, I have some posts for the DCCC if the weiners get their web stuff worked out–right now their problems are causing the left hand column to download slowly.
Kevin Drum tracked down a lot of the early leads on Bush’s guard service and given the just released apology from CBS/Rather, he has this interesting statement:
I really want to hear this story. I talked with Burkett at length back in February, and speaking as someone who believes his story about Bush’s files being purged, I still wouldn’t trust him for a second if he suddenly produced a bunch of never-before-seen memos out of nowhere. If he really is CBS’s “unimpeachable source,” they’ve got some very serious problems with their news judgment.
So congrats to CBS for infuriating everyone.
Edwards made another visit to the McLean County ATM of David Dorris this week–the third such event. At least he made the pilgrimmage on one of the trips, but think about what it takes to get a Presidential candidate to Downs three times.
The Lucca Grill was long the outpost of labor in Bloomington and even had a visit from John Kennedy when he ran for President. It also has the best thin pizza ever created.
I have some doubts that Kelly will even make the rounds on television, but if she does, I hope she receives the Malkin Treatment (previously known as the Kucinich Treatment when Tweety went off on him). Otherwise–this is a Kelly free zone.
Finally, the good Mr. Novak points out his conflict of interest
In response to queries: My son, Alex Novak, is director of marketing for Regnery Publishing Inc., publisher of Unfit for Command. He is 36 and has been employed at Regnery for six years, since receiving his MBA from the University of Maryland. He has had no connection with my reporting about Unfit for Command, a best-selling book dealing with Kerry’s war record whose news value is obvious. I plan to continue to pursue this story as developments warrant.
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