Hopeless
The emerging conventional wisdow is that the situation in Iraq is hopeless. Expect to see more articles like Fred Kaplan's in the near future.
The emerging conventional wisdow is that the situation in Iraq is hopeless. Expect to see more articles like Fred Kaplan's in the near future.
From the AP:
"I haven't seen the ad, but what I do condemn is these regulated, soft-money expenditures" by outside groups that have filled the airwaves with attacks on both candidates, Bush said.
Bush said his opponent is justifiably proud of his record in Vietnam, but said the question is who can best lead country in time of war, declaring "I think it's me. Because I understand the stakes."
Kerry campaign spokesman Chad Clanton criticized Bush for refusing to "condemn the dirty work" of the ad.
Bush also defended his decision to continue sitting in an elementary school classroom for seven minutes on Sept. 11, 2001, after being told of the terrorist attacks. Kerry and filmmaker Michael Moore have criticized Bush for doing so.
"I was collecting my thoughts and I was sitting with a bunch of young kids, and I made the decision there that we would let this part of the program finish," he said.
Kerry's latest electoral vote lead is 327 - 211.
We can't import prescription drugs from Canada. According to the Bush administration, here's why:
"Cues from chatter" gathered around the world are raising concerns that terrorists might try to attack the domestic food and drug supply, particularly illegally imported prescription drugs, acting Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Lester M. Crawford says.
....Crawford said the possibility of such an attack was the most serious of his concerns about the increase in states and municipalities trying to import drugs from Canada to save money.
Honestly, I think George W. Bush's legacy might be as the man who was snookered by the fast talking Iraqi exile, Ahmed Chalabi. What's Chalabi been up to lately?
Despite the day's troubles, there were signs that Mr. Chalabi might be enjoying the new attention. In an appeal to poor Shiites, his staff printed posters with his face and the words, "We'll be back to stop the massacre at Najaf," the city where the rebel Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr has been under siege by American and Iraqi forces since last week.As for Mr. Chalabi's relationship with Mr. Sadr, Mr. Musawi said that the two men "are not that close. Yet."
What? We're not experiencing a housing bubble? So you think that rusty shack in that crime ridden area of Richmond is really worth $350k?
On this one thing:
I wish I had some analysis on "Swift Boats for Truth". But I don't. These people are the scum of the earth. They're swine and they're trash. And they'll probably influence the election...I have infinite confidence that stupid swing voters will buy this hook line and sinker.