The talking dog reads Pravda and praises bush:
The man has built himself into an infinitely better athlete than I’ll ever be. For that, he has my unqualified admiration.
But this is quite out of context. Go read the entire post especially the strong raised leg of the next to to last paragraph.
Is in the comment thread of this post at The Daily Kos.
Chris, a guest blogger at Unlearned Hand, teaches us the true intent of the Bush tax cuts:
Briefly, this is how it works. Tax cuts are given to the wealthy. The wealthy, in turn, then contribute money to the campaign. The campaign then hires Republican workers.
Brilliant. It trickles down, as long you support the President.
Leave No Republican Operative Behind.
A pretty clear picture of the workings of American government.
As reported* by Mr. Bush at last nights party the economy is better:
We got the economy going again because we worked with the US Congress to pass historic tax relief not once but twice
I’m sure that all those unemployed folks feel a lot better.
I wonder if as many people believe this already as believe that WMD’s have been found in Iraq?
A third of the American public believes U.S. forces found weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, according to a recent poll. And 22 percent said Iraq actually used chemical or biological weapons.
Does he really believe his own words?
*In NPR News this morning. Audio is labeled Bush Launches Re-Election Fundraising Campaign
I’m not sure why Tim Dunlop had thought it might be safe to trust the president again but this post and the article it references make it pretty clear that trust is not an adjective that sticks well to W. Those two WMD producing vehicles actually produced hydrogen for artillery balloons. Maybe the range of these balloons exceeded the UN restrictions….