Is this a great f#%&@ng day or what?!?!

[DancingBear]

McClellan wets the bed.

Rove wets the bed.

Rove replacement connected to Florida "ballot rioters."

Fitz grand jury meeting again.

DeLay connected to NH phone-jamming scandal.

Keep 'em coming, people. Keep 'em coming.

[BOSSHOG]

1. Poor bush backers

are having difficulty keeping the gas tank full. I guess its all Clinton's fault.

[wryter2000]

2. Don't forget Mehlman

Mehlman's office was at the other end of the NH calls to the White House.

[rodeodance]

21. thought I had read something about that.

[LSparkle]

26. Oh man, that is BYOOTIFUL!

Ken Horseface Mehlman is another of my LEAST favorite Thuglicans ...

[shraby]

3. And the contractor in Iraq who admitted

bribing officials.

[npincus]

4. don't Forget Rolling Sotne's "Worst President in History" feature!

[mandyky]

5. C-u-l-t-u-r-e o-f C-o-r-r--u-p-t-i-o-n

John Kerry never should have backtracked from the crooks and liars comment!!

[madrchsod]

13. culture of corruption is what fitzgerald used to bring down

the former governor of illinois....yes it`s a great day yet sad that we as a nation let this happen.

[Initech]

6. WH spin: It's all Clinton's fault!

Man, my popcorn-making machine is about to break.

:popcorn:

[shraby]

10. I'm saving my popcorn machine for the

day that Fitzgerald holds another press conference on the Plame investigation.

[Initech]

11. There's been too much good news today...

So I've been breaking out the popcorn in droves.

:popcorn:

[proud2BlibKansan]

7. Makes you proud 2 b Amurcan

LOL

:rofl:

[DancingBear]

12. Why do you hate me for my freedoms? n/t

[B Calm]

8. Ex Republican Governor of Illinois going to jail!

[ronnykmarshall]

9. and freepers have jumped the shark!

Has to be one of the best spins I've read so far. (in reference to the 36% for la Chimp)


http://news.messages.yahoo.com/bbs?action=m&board=37138469&tid=nmbushstaffdc&sid=37138469&mid=2027

Re: LIBS JUST DON'T GET IT
by: WapitiMe 04/19/06 12:44 pm
Msg: 2027 of 2041
6 recommendations

36'er, fine with me. Just shows that the majority of Americans are idiots. I am proud that I am not part of the wannabe follower crowd..... The truth is, the silent majority, we exist.... When all is said and done, we are the ones who will prevail.

[Arkansas Granny]

14. The "silent majority"? Where in the hell did that notion come from?

:crazy: :eyes: :crazy: :eyes: :crazy:

[DancingBear]

19. That, my friend, is FreeperMath

36%=majority.

It would be funny if it wasn't so dangerous.

[Arkansas Granny]

35. Not just the numbers, but when have they ever been silent?

Most of Bush's base is completely delusional.

[proud2BlibKansan]

16. Randi Rhodes pointed out last week

That only 20% are strong supporters and the other 16% are only somewhat supportive. So he really only has 1/5 of America solidly behind him.

[AllieB]

24. 20% is still scary. Maybe that number corresponds to the number of

certifiably insane Americans.

[July]

34. I think it does. Don't forget Cheney's job approval is 18%.

So 20% plus or minus a couple of points seems to represent the true nuts among us.

[lyonn]

15. More musical chairs

McClellan is a non person, who cares.

Rove, just a different chair, bush will keep him real close.

Snow is no problem, he will no doubt be loyal to the boys in the band.

They can't remove anyone that knows the real workings (bodies) of the operation.

Other news is more important, Cohen's article for instance, the Generals, now if we could get some mouthy dems to add some input that would be good. Course, bushco is doing a pretty good job of burying themselves. ha, ya,

It is fun to know bush & co. are hurtin' real bad.

[DancingBear]

23. Please think about this re: Rove

He is being "dumped" down the chain of command to insulate him (in their minds) from prosecution.

The Rove thing is MUCH bigger than a lot of folks here think. Of course his actual job duties won't change - they can't, Bush would start drinking JD by the keg if that happened. But the "legal" separation of his "new" job vs. his "old" job is what really matters here.

They are trying to build a firewall around Bush.

And the "switchgrass" is starting to burn.

[LSparkle]

28. Good point

And they wouldn't change his job unless they felt they NEEDED to. (You don't demote "The Architect" unless absolutely necessary.) They've read Libby's filings, no doubt, and are worried about what may be yet to come.

[medeak]

17. McClellan's email to successor

enjoy...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bob-cesca/exclusive-mcclellans-e_b_19393.html

[MuseRider]

29. LOL

that last one about Cheney is pretty freaky.

[katty]

18. it's a damn good day!

[MuseRider]

20. Dammit! Leave the computer for a couple

of hours to practice and I miss out. DeLay and the phone-jamming? Was that yesterday or did I miss it today? Oh nevermind, I will go look.

We all needed this day and it is only Wednesday!!! ;)


Edit I just saw the post. AHAHAHAHAHA! You pull one little string and all the little buggies start to scatter in front of the American public. Each one has "Republican Honor and Responsibility" written on it's wings and each one needs to be smashed! Great day. :applause:

[medeak]

22. Rove target of Fitzgerald

http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/sidney_blumenthal/2006/04/walking_the_white_house_plank.html

[rodeodance]

25. CARL BERNSTEIN calling for Senate hearings on Bush Administration:

http://www.vanityfair.com/commentary/content/articles/060417roco03

Senate Hearings on Bush, Now

By CARL BERNSTEIN

In this VF.com exclusive, a Watergate veteran and Vanity Fair contributor calls for bipartisan hearings investigating the Bush presidency. Should Republicans on the Hill take the high road and save themselves come November?

Worse than Watergate? High crimes and misdemeanors justifying the impeachment of George W. Bush, as increasing numbers of Democrats in Washington hope, and, sotto voce, increasing numbers of Republicans—including some of the president's top lieutenants—now fear? Leaders of both parties are acutely aware of the vehemence of anti-Bush sentiment in the country, expressed especially in the increasing number of Americans—nearing 50 percent in some polls—who say they would favor impeachment if the president were proved to have deliberately lied to justify going to war in Iraq.

John Dean, the Watergate conspirator who ultimately shattered the Watergate conspiracy, rendered his precipitous (or perhaps prescient) impeachment verdict on Bush two years ago in the affirmative, without so much as a question mark in choosing the title of his book Worse than Watergate. On March 31, some three decades after he testified at the seminal hearings of the Senate Watergate Committee, Dean reiterated his dark view of Bush's presidency in a congressional hearing that shed more noise than light, and more partisan rancor than genuine inquiry. The ostensible subject: whether Bush should be censured for unconstitutional conduct in ordering electronic surveillance of Americans without a warrant.

Raising the worse-than-Watergate question and demanding unequivocally that Congress seek to answer it is, in fact, overdue and more than justified by ample evidence stacked up from Baghdad back to New Orleans and, of increasing relevance, inside a special prosecutor's office in downtown Washington.

In terms of imminent, meaningful action by the Congress, however, the question of whether the president should be impeached (or, less severely, censured) remains premature. More important, it is essential that the Senate vote—hopefully before the November elections, and with overwhelming support from both parties—to undertake a full investigation of the conduct of the presidency of George W. Bush, along the lines of the Senate Watergate Committee's investigation during the presidency of Richard M. Nixon.

[Warren DeMontague]

27. Time to cue up a little Jimmy Cleeeeeeef, Mon...

Well they tell me of a pie up in the sky
Waiting for me when I die
But between the day you're born and when you die
They never seem to hear even your cry

So as sure as the sun will shine
I'm gonna get my share now of what's mine
And then the harder they come the harder they'll fall, one and all
Ooh the harder they come the harder they'll fall, one and all

Well the officers are trying to keep me down
Trying to drive me underground
And they think that they have got the battle won
I say forgive them Lord, they know not what they've done


ooh yeah oh yeah woh yeah ooooh

And I keep on fighting for the things I want
Though I know that when you're dead you can't
But I'd rather be a free man in my grave
Than living as a puppet or a slave



Yeah, the harder they come, the harder they'll fall one and all
What I say now, what I say now, awww
What I say now, what I say one time
The harder they come the harder they'll fall one and all
Ooh the harder they come the harder they'll fall one and all

[Triana]

30. the turds are hitting the fanblades faster than...

...we can keep up! Bwahahaaa! :evilgrin:

[democrat_patriot]

31. ***********Blair having 'early Iraq war tip-off"*********

[Lost-in-FL]

32. DeLay and NH phone jamming!! NFW!!!!

:wow: :wow: Where is it?? Need Links!!! Was listening to Randy on my way home but no mention of it!!

[DancingBear]

33. Here ya go!

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=364x968022