June 15, 2006
I'd Rather Not
Seems Old Dan has
finally gotten the boot at CBS....
CBS executives have decided there is no future role at the network for Dan Rather, making it certain that the man who sat in the anchor chair for 24 years will depart by this fall.
h/t
OTB
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na na na na
na na na na
hey hey hey
goodbye
Posted by: Jane at June 15, 2006 11:25 AM (wZLWV)
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I sense KKKarl Rove's fine Italian hand in this...
Posted by: Cassandra at June 15, 2006 12:05 PM (eKdAq)
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Good.
Posted by: Richmond at June 15, 2006 01:41 PM (e8QFP)
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Oh that is fantastic. Woo hoo!
Posted by: annika at June 15, 2006 09:17 PM (fxTDF)
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What's the frequency, Kenneth??!
Posted by: Paul Burgess at June 16, 2006 04:18 AM (7EVyU)
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June 13, 2006
Spin it!
Two headlines, same story:
1) "Bush May Meet Vow To Halve The Deficit Three Years Early" --
Investors Business Daily2) "Bush Deficit Reduction Plan Falls Off-Schedule." --
Guess who (acc. to
Insty, but I can't find the headline anywhere on their site anymore)
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Too bad it's because of rising revenue and not reduced spending... *sigh*, I'm guessing that they aren't going to learn their lesson.
ugh, munu ain't letting me comment with my url anymore, apparently y'all have a problem with blog some
Posted by: KG at June 13, 2006 05:44 PM (hyH5v)
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The problem with tax cuts, apparently, is that they reduce the perceived cost of govenerment - so rather than "starving the beast", as small-government economists had hoped, and forcing reduced spending, tax cuts have caused the opposite - lots of borrowing and spending instead of taxing and spending. According
to this article, the equilibrium point is around 19% of GDP...
Posted by: Andrew Blackburn at June 13, 2006 06:56 PM (y+jIL)
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Actually, since the Kennedy tax cut in the early 60s, everytime taxes have been cut, revenue has increased. The problem is that spending has increased at a faster rate, creating the deficits. If we were to cut taxes and freeze spending (or just limit increases to the rate of inflation) we would see large surpluses. Which would then justify new spending or more tax cuts, or both.
Posted by: KG at June 13, 2006 07:01 PM (hyH5v)
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June 12, 2006
That's longer than a bad TV show....
According to
news reports, Zarqawi lived
52 minutes after the bombing.
So I'm wondering, what were the commercials like? And what took him so long to croak?
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June 09, 2006
Makes you wonder if they read their own blog
The ABC News' blog
The Blotter has a very interesting piece on
the man who turned in Zarqawi... And they're getting slammed by the readers for it. 280 comments and counting.
This is EXACTLY why your ratings are going down, you opportunistic slugs.
h/t
LGF
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I was going to add my two cents over at ABC, but it seems the rest of the country has already done it for me! Oh well, just another excuse to continue to ignore the msm.
Posted by: Jauhara at June 09, 2006 11:59 AM (YwdKL)
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June 08, 2006
June 07, 2006
Potential good news....BREAKING
According to ABC news, who is the ONLY one on the story right now....
Zarqawi is TOAST.
Special Report interrupted Nightline, not even on the web page yet
Update: Acc. to Technorati, I am indeed the first to report this. I even beat Kos by 10 minutes! Holy Crap!
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Glad you posted -- because, I swear I thought I was hallucinating and just waiting to hear, "live from New York, it's Saturday Night."
why would any network jump to repeatedly confirm the death of a character who has been "falsely" reported dead so many times already?
Posted by: revolute at June 07, 2006 10:58 PM (+wba0)
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I linked over to your site on this news, but unfortunately, the trackback isn't going through. Good job throwing this out there...looks like the news world is finally starting to wake up!
Posted by: Merri at June 07, 2006 11:43 PM (/qy9A)
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Darn those trackbacks anyway.
Posted by: Pixy Misa at June 08, 2006 12:19 AM (FRalS)
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I think BBC was the first to publish the fact that this slimeball is no more...
Posted by: RobC at June 08, 2006 01:49 AM (o0N0R)
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Good thing that the monster in the garb of man called, Al Zarqavi has been liquidated. Peace to all those innocent people who got killed by this devil ! Justice has indeed been done.
At the same time, Bush who is heard harping about 'Justice' so often must also await justice for his own wrong doings ! Strange there are guys who can speak about justice without a speck of shame or introspection of their own injustices and crassly ruthless acts!
America's hypocrisy and insatiable greed are unbelievable . Its war on global terror is also a farce. The very fact that it has a shady Pakistani dictator and a well known abettor of terrorism in India, named Pervez Musharraf as his chief ally! Such strange behaviour and hypocrisy is bound to boomerang as it did in the past whensoever the US played such games.
Terrorism won't end till a real and a conclusive war is fought against it. For this the US has to come clean and stop playing shady games in the world. Sample this, before 9/11 America was known to have openly armed, financed several terror organisations in the world for its own self-seeking ends and it never shed a tear for the innocent who died due to that. How could it expect that the world would wail over the death of poor 9/11 victims? America's image as that of a highly utilitarian, unscruplous country only interested in financial/ political gains than humanity or human values must undergo a conscious change! Then alone terrorism can be dealt a united and concerted death blow for ever.
You can't befriend a muslim terrorist here (as in Pakistan) and chase another in Iraq or Afhganistan. They all are the same and cannot be trusted or encouraged. Trounce them all for your own good. Learn before it is too late!
Posted by: Just Justice at June 08, 2006 03:01 AM (gqVVi)
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Bush who is heard harping about 'Justice' so often must also await justice for his own wrong doings!
As must we all. "Hey, buddy, we're all sinners." --Gov. George W. Bush (R-Texas), during the 2000 presidential campaign
Posted by: McGehee at June 08, 2006 03:24 AM (lAOTn)
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TB didn't work - but I linked to this story!
Posted by: Greta at June 08, 2006 04:39 AM (Cbtbf)
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And Nick Berg's demented father is shooting his fucking mouth off again
http://www.secondbreakfast.net/archives/002875.html
Posted by: Ken Summers at June 08, 2006 05:38 AM (UefPN)
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And JJ, please put down the Kool-Aid
Posted by: Ken Summers at June 08, 2006 05:40 AM (UefPN)
Posted by: Marie at June 08, 2006 07:13 AM (dswo0)
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June 02, 2006
June 01, 2006
Nahuatl is the language of nature...
So says
this piece of what George Moneo has so rightly termed "
Bovine Excrement". It's worth the 2 minutes out of your life to laugh and shake your head at the self-important idiocy that passes for education around here. Keep in mind that this POS had to get a charter from the county, so somebody actually bought into this.....
Quick! The Smug cloud is descending over Los Angeles! Oh no!
On a related note, Cobb has some interesting thoughts on immigration and the Latino community....
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