Ah, the cover-up. Too bad that there just aren’t enough rocks for all the vermin to scramble under.

Since “Republican” seems to be such a high marker in sex crime profiling, I think we must immediately lock up all Republicans now just to be safe. Per their own sophisticated interpretation of the Constitution as demonstrated in the GWOT, if they weren’t guilty, we wouldn’t need to lock them up. Therefore, since we do need to lock them all up, they must all be guilty.

Many states have sexual predator laws that authorize civil commitments of previously convicted violent sex offenders, if they are likely to reoffend after they finish serving their prison sentence. They are committed for an indefinite period of time, subject to periodic reviews of their progress in sex offender therapy. While I don’t favor such laws, due to our inability to accurately and reliably predict the future dangerousness of a specific individual, I am more than willing to make an exception for all of the Republicans who serve in both houses of Congress and the Executive Branch. Plus, of course, Mr. Savoir Faire hisself, Mean Joe Liebermann.

Let’s git-r-done.

Editors: We didn’t cover Foley’s story questioning in the torture signing story as it is unrelated.

Some say: Split Iraq into 3 parts across Sunni, Shities and Kurdish ethinicity.

I say: Split America along the lines of Accountability and Unaccountability.

http://glenngreenwald.blogspot…..hoods.html

the pages were warned

the pages were warned!

the pages would not have to be warned if this was not an ongoing situation that was being tolerated.

the pages would not have to be warned if someone intended to make the situation right.

the pages were warned!
that tells the tale.
that says it all.

Brilliant snag. An ongoing and tolerated conspiracy?

I am curious as to who all did the warning. Was it other pages? or benchwarmers to the House leadership?

Forgive me if this has already been discussed.

One tour I would have loved to see was the Jackson Browne Running on Empty tour

I saw the first one (I think). KMET (radio) New Years Eve Party at the Forum in L.A. 12/31/1977

Jackson Brown and Bonnie Raitt. We were sitting kind of behind the stage. At one point Bonnie was smoking a joint in the pit behind it. My girlfriend yelled… “Hey Bonnie, how about up here?” And she threw the joint to her! LOL

Indeed.

I saw the first one (I think). KMET (radio) New Years Eve Party at the Forum in L.A. 12/31/1977

Jackson Brown and Bonnie Raitt. We were sitting kind of behind the stage. At one point Bonnie was smoking a joint in the pit behind it. My girlfriend yelled… “Hey Bonnie, how about up here?” And she threw the joint to her! LOL

shooogarp @ 302

It would have been great to see some of the great bands in their heyday; The Who, Stones, Hendrix, etc.

Alas, I wasn’t born until 69′ Real bummer.

In August of 1969, I was starting high school. I read about Woodstock in Life Magazine and wished I could have been there.

I saw the Who at the New Haven Coliseum back in 1979.

In August 1969, I hitch-hiked to DC and then to NYC. People were coming out of bars, telling me to hold up my sign. I just waved, not understanding what they were talking about. Two weeks later, I noticed some posters with a guitar and bird graphic — it turns out that I’d arrived in NYC on the second day of Woodstock.