One Bush like another:
WH: Who needs a transcript?
FL State Department: Who needs a voting paper trail?

Hence, Resident 43

& BTW RE: Gore’s House (and I wish he would have just said it out loud), it’s easy to see how 1st grade math would capture the minds of Inhofe and the Trolls. “This bar graph is taller than this bar graph”
Don’t even ask them to do the math that looks at “per household square foot”
It’s too hard!

Have a few operatives researching food chain terrorist vulnerabilities note just how many pet food brands share the same plants and sources of protein, then let the already lax inspection process slip enough to allow a company that already tested AND KILLED pets with its food quietly allow several thousand shipments of contaminated food go throughout the entire pet food supply chain — and watch a population of pet loving Americans go grieving crazy, as the recall happens too late to save many of the little ones, across this country.

No. I put nothing past him. And after this week, we now know what he’s capable of. Killing puppies and kittens is simply an exercise of distraction.

Gore didn’t need LIEberman.. the jewish vote was there already..He shouldn’t of pandered to the “elian” crowd in dade county, he wasn’t going to get them….. Gore should have used the “the big dog”.. instead he ran away from him and then let the media define him without fighting back.

Holy cow. Schumer repeated tonight on Countdown that there are DOJ folks who will be spilling lots of info, so it would behoove the admin to stop playing cover-up.

Here it starts, in a dKos diary about a tobacco deal:

http://www.dailykos.com/storyo…..232921/770

In this diary there’s info about a DOJ lawyer named Sharon Eubanks who was told to get witnesses to change their testimony to go easy on tobacco execs. And much, much more.

Yikes.

I have a feeling there’s gonna be a veritable flood of these kinds of shady shenanigans being exposed. They’ve pissed off an awful lot of DOJ people who, unaccountably, have a quaint loyalty to the notion of justice and defending the Constitution.

It’ll be just stunning.

i cried while watching the inauguration in jan 2001. (remember someone egged the limo?) finally these past few months i’ve been feeling better. now you tell me we have a gift that will just keep on giving? yay!

You’re right about Florida, too. He was supposed to bring some Florida voters into the Gore camp, but the segment he was supposed to increase, actually showed a bit of erosion toward the GOP.

ai##c voters……..gimme a break……….. they don’[t follow.

My 2 cents,

to the trolls: If global warming is a hoax, why o why have 61% of the countries signed on to kyoto?

OT: couple of weeks ago in a thread here (and at dialy kos) someone asked why CNN had all the commercials for companies who’s products you won’t be buying (Boeing, Ker-Mcgee etc.) Simple, they buy ad time to control the content and it works. Randi Rhodes talked about this on her local (west palm beach) radio show right after bush’s installment in the whitehouse. I’ve been listening to her since 1992.
Speaking of which: during the vote here in palm beach county in 2000. I worked (still do)in the building (2nd floor) where the re-count was held and participated in the re-count, history in the making. Unfortunately, the supremes (5 of them anyway) voted to install bush. My wife cried that day, not because they gave it to bush, but because the supremes tore a chunk out of the constitution.
The butterfly ballot screwed up a lot of people. Had I not heard about it from Randi on my way home from work, I may have mistakenly voted for Pat Buchanon like so many other people who did errantly. The holes in the machine didn’t align right with the candidates.
Nader didn’t help being on the ballot since he had no hope of winning but seriously pulling dem votes from Gore, but then again, if people knew what bush was going to do my guess is Gore would have won.
I’ve heard Nader is planning on running again.
If he does, my only wish is that he chooses LIEberman as his running mate.