Is This a Trick Question?
Joe Scarborough, of all people, began his program on Tuesday by asking: ?Is Bush an ?idiot?? ? To provide context for his question, the MSNBC host let loose with a must-see highlight reel of the president?s assault on language and logic.
Joe Scarborough, of all people, began his program on Tuesday by asking: ?Is Bush an ?idiot?? ? To provide context for his question, the MSNBC host let loose with a must-see highlight reel of the president?s assault on language and logic.
Crooks and Liars:
Dig, Root, GrowLawrence O?Donnell made an interesting statement that Bush is an easy target and probably “the easiest ever at this point”. Fund worked his hardest to defend Bush and even resorted to saying it was the left who made these claims because “they can not argue with his policies”.
Scarborough probably had the most interesting observation when he brought up talked about old clips of when Bush was Governor of Texas and did not make anywhere near the number of mistakes that he does now and said it “seems like he is losing confidence by the day”.
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Is this the same Toby Keith who unleashed the cheese-slathered anthem, "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue" (complete with fluffy golden retriever puppies and rippling flags in the video version), on the general public in 2002? Mr. "We'll-Put-A-Boot-Up-Your-Ass"?
Truthdig salutes Mohamed ElBaradei, the head of the U.N.'s nuclear agency, who warned the world that up to 30 more countries could soon possess the technology necessary to produce nuclear weapons.
British authorities informed the parents of this 5-year-old that the above picture would not pass official muster Why? Ahhhbut that would ruin the suspense You gotta jump
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