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George W. Bush is soon to go into retirement. It is my assertion that Bush detractors need to relax the harsh rhetoric and rejoice that we will soon have someone different in the White House and whomever that may be...they can't be any worse. August 2008 |
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John McCain is the Republican's presumptive nominee for president. He hopes to win this election by turning the country on with promises of his blind continuation of the failed Bush policies...worse things have happened. June 2008 |
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Nancy Pelosi is the still new Democratic speaker of the House. She has taken some cheap shots lately but she seems to have weathered it well. April 2008 |
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Miike Huckabee is the latest hope for the religious right to reclaim the White House. Nevermind that this was supposed to be W's job. He is now such a failure that political active Christians deny him and now Huckabee (former Baptist preacher is the real deal. December 2007 |
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Michael Moore is the film maker conservatives most love to hate. With the talk from the right about "Hollyweird" and the left leanings of major movie makers, he gets the brunt of their anger because his films are realistic and popular. Truth hurts and Moore is bringing the pain. June 2007 |
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Frankencheney, our Vice President is officially out of control. Somehow he's convinced he's above the law and there is considerable doubt that we can do anything about it. Like Mary Shelley's creature he must be stopped at all costs. Grab a pitchfork! June 2007 |
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John Edwards: Underdog candidate for the underrepresented masses, is a Democratic candidate who has shown courage by speaking up against the two Americas. He speaks to my heart, but can he win when those he champions can't afford to go to the polls and vote? June 2007 |
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Barack Obama: Democratic candidate for President, has caught my attention simply because he has been against the debacle that is Iraq from the outset. Does being right about the key issue of our time get you to the White House? May 2007 |
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Hillary Clinton: Democratic candidate for President, can't seem to remember all her hawkish Iraq War dribble. Strange...I remember well what she has forgotten. Will having the same last name as our last successful President get you to the White House? May 2007 |
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John Murtha: Honorable and Anti-Iraq War, Murtha has a history of supporting the troops with his words and deeds. If anyone still questions whether a person can support the troops and not support the mission...Murtha does, and so do I. June 2006 |
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The Deranged Budget-Cutter, Here's the cretin that haunts all political bodies. He wants to slash the budget, but only for those that don't vote or, more importantly don't send him any money. Too poor to be a player? Here's your latest nightmare. June 2006 |
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Chris Matthews, MSNBC commentator, takes a pounding from all sides for speaking his mind. Is he liberal, conservative or neither? Has the former peace corps volunteer sold out to the GOP? Are liberals starting to sound more like close minded conservatives? March 2006 |
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Brit Hume, is my nominee as the least intelligent of today's talking heads. There are a few that deserve mention (but I won't), but Brit is the run away favorite for the dumb-as-a-stump newsman position once dominated by Dan Rather. January 2006 |
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Jack Abramoff, GOP Bag Man, is in deep trouble and now he's turning dime on his former gang members in dramatic style. Our elected public servants have been selling their souls to this rich devil in a mean looking fedora. January 2006 |
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Neo-Con Toilet Paper (now available through this web site) allows the citizen Neo-Con at home do what the Bush administration is doing figuratively since they took office. December 2005 |
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Pat Robertson continues to embarrass himself and single handedly destroy the image of religious conservatives in American. Way to go Pat! See Pat nailing his weak-kneed God into a crate. November 2005 |
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Everyone associated with the White House is doing it. Now you can get in on the fun too. Here's my version of The Blame Game (Home Edition.) Use the link on this page to get the free printable version. October 2005 |
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George W. Bush tosses darts at the noble cause dartboard in an attempt to come up with an answer for Cindy Sheehan. Couldn't be any worse that what he's come up with so far. August 2005 |
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Karl Rove, George W. Bush's boy genious is keeping on his toes. See the great obfuscator assume the perfect position. He's definitely not light in the slippers. June 2005 |
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Tim Russert is among my favorite political interviewers. He's all over television and since I heard him referred to as a bulldog, I can't shake a certain image of him. Here it is. Oct 2004 |
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George W. Bush and his unique way of walking and my personal theory of why he holds his arms way out to the side. I think he's carrying a pair of invisible watermelons. Here we find him emerging from the patch. Sep 2004 |
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Jon Stewart of Comedy Central has gained a huge cult following among the younger demographic. The most trusted name in fake news has become a staple on college campuses all across the nation. Sep 2004 |
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John Kerry chalks up and takes aim at a cue ball that looks strangely familiar. Kerry and the Democrats are going to get out-nastied by the Republicans this year but I am hoping that they will make some effort to fight back. Aug 2004 |
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Bill Clinton looking solemn and pantsless. To me, Clinton is a wonderfully successful figure with a glaring flaw. Molly Ivins calls it a zipper problem. I tried just doing an open zipper but it didn't have the same impact. July 2004 |
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