Truthdig - Reports - Robert Scheer: Bush Links Energized Enron

The Bush family consistently acted to put Enron and its longtime CEO, Ken Lay, into a position to rip off investors and taxpayers. Why is the mass media ignoring that fact now that Lay has been convicted in arguably the most egregious example of white-collar fraud in U.S. history?
Truthdig - Reports - Robert Scheer: Bush Links Energized Enron
After the Enron crash, Bush attempted to distance himself from the “Bush pioneer,” who had sent more than $2 million in Enron funds George W.’s way, as well as supplying him with the Enron company jet on at least eight occasions. “I have not met with him personally,” Bush said after the scandal broke

It's way too late to spay the bitch

After jeb then neil?
A Few Years, and Then Another Bush? - New York Times

The Price of Iraq

"It's time for Mr. Bush either to chart a course that can actually be followed, or admit that there is none."
The Price of Iraq - New York Times:

Bush Crime Family Enron Connection

"Kenny who?"
Consortiumnews.com: "Four years ago, when the taboo against calling George W. Bush a liar was even stronger than it is today, the national news media bought into the Bush administration's spin that the President did nothing to bail out his Enron benefactors, including Kenneth Lay."

Bush and Rice must be smoking dope together.

These jackasses have to be living on another planet. All is well if you ignore the mayhem going on all over the country
1010 WINS - On-Air, Online, On Demand: "'I assured them that the United States will continue to assist Iraqis in the formation of a new country because I fully understand that a free Iraq will be an important ally in the war on terror, will serve as a devastating defeat for the terrorists and al-Qaida and will serve as example for others in the region who desire to be free.'"
And Rice says "They want to make sure that they have it right," Rice said on "Fox News Sunday." "I think it's quite obvious that when you take this kind of time, it shows the kind of determination and maturity."

Truthdig - A/V Booth - Reporter Spars With Bush Over Ratings

And because I'm the Great Decider!
http://images1.americanprogress.org/il80web20037/ThinkProgress/2006/bushnbc.320.240.mov
Truthdig - A/V Booth - Reporter Spars With Bush Over Ratings

Laura Bush doesn't believe bad polls on husband

The bitch is probably still smarting from the Stephen Colbert roast of a couple weeks ago where she had to suck it up and hear whats happening in the real world. Considering that she and bush are never exposed to the real world, only to the pre-selected audience of nut case neocons and the Jerry Falwell crowd its no wonder she would have a problem believing the polls.
Laura Bush doesn't believe bad polls on husband - Yahoo! News

Murtha Predicts U.S. Pullout From Iraq - Yahoo! News

One can only hope this is not wishful thinking. The dems are going to have to make this happen.
Murtha Predicts U.S. Pullout From Iraq - Yahoo! News
Most likely, there will be a "tidal wave" that propels Democrats into the majority, said Murtha. He predicts Democrats will gain 40-50 seats — well more than the 15 needed for the party to gain control.

A Bush Think Tank

I almost spit up my false teeth when I read that statement. And as far as a Bush library goes any old broom closet will hold his two coloring books. He hasn't finished the second one though so that will have to wait.
His Legacy and His Library Occupy Bush's Thoughts - New York Times

Hillary Clinton: Too Much of a Clinton Democrat?

"The last thing we need is yet another Democrat afraid to stand on principle."-- Markos Moulitsas
Hillary Clinton: Too Much of a Clinton Democrat?
The operation is rudderless, without any sign of significant leadership. And to top it off, a sizable number of Democrats don't think she could win a general election, anyway.
Can Hillary Clinton overcome those impediments? Money and star power go a long way, but the netroots is now many times larger than it was only three years ago, and we have attractive alternatives to back (and fund), such as former governor Mark W. Warner and Sen. Russell Feingold.

A great blog I ran across

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