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[Newsjock]

Perhaps it won't be by the time you're there, but the big headline on the page now is:

Bush boggles the mind

It appears to be a letter to the editor. Here's the story it goes to:
http://www.sltrib.com/2003/Sep/09082003/public_f/90685.asp

The minds of those who view things as I do must be boggled whenever they review the errors of judgment, domestic and international, committed by President Bush and the bunglers who advise him.

There is no need for a complete listing of such errors here. It is enough to count the number of times each day that you find yourself shaking your head in disbelief over the accumulation of judgmental errors (economic, military, environmental, international relations, nation-building, secret meetings, bidless contracts in Iraq, etc.) during the three years of the Bush administration. I wonder how well the U.S. Supreme Court can be sleeping these nights if they think about the disaster they wrought with their political coup of a few years ago.

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[Newsjock]

1. Too late; it's gone

But I got a screenshot; see above. Thanks to dutchdemocrat!

[dutchdemocrat]

3. This is better

Host images here

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[dutchdemocrat]

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[Newsjock]

5. Oooh, that's pretty sweet

Done!

[dutchdemocrat]

2. Bumped now reads this

You did not expect that to last long did you?

Bush to ask $87 billion for Iraq
Arizona Republic - 15 minutes ago
WASHINGTON - Four days before the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, President Bush said Sunday night that he will ask Congress for $87 billion in emergency spending for military operations and reconstruction in Iraq and Afghanistan, and that ...
Bush boggles the mind Salt Lake Tribune
US Invites the UN to Share Troop Burden in Iraq Pravda
USA Today - Washington Post - Daily Star - New York Times - and 736 related »

[sandnsea]

6. US "invites" the UN

Let's all send some 'invites' to the White House. I invite you to send jobs and paychecks to my house. Or, I invite you to send environmental inspectors to the rivers, lakes and streams. Or how about, I invite you to turn the oil, reconstruction and government of Iraq over to the UN. Invite. Show up or you'll be guilty of allowing attacks on the civilized world. That's not an invite, that's an insult.

God I had that shrivelled up little no excuse for a goddamn piece of shit whistle-ass!