Rumor has it that Katie the Perky One, is going to Iraq and Syria. Who wants to bet she covers herself with a vail and goes out of her way to avoid offending the muslims over there?

Save a SeAL, club a liberal!!

The headline for this ABC.com story is

Edwards: Americans should sacrifice their SUVs

I read the story and typically, I'm wondering what the Breck Girl thinks HE should give up....maybe 12,000 square ft of his new 28,000 sq. ft. mansion? Not likely.

However

I never thought I would agree with anything he says, but he did say this:

Edwards got a standing ovation when he said weapons and equipment used
by America's military needs to be made in the United States. He says
tanks and ammunition for M16 rifles are being made in other countries.

And I have to say I agree with that. He probably said it to appease his union audience, but it makes sense. Our defense forces should not be at the mercy of other, possibly unfriendly countries, for needed parts and supplies. I've always thought that was insane.

Buried on page A-8 of the RICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH is the story of the only officer charged in the Abu Grabih fiasco[mostly made up] has been found not guilty.  Will this come out in the MSM?  Didn't hear about it on the morning news/entertainment shows, didn't see on front page any where, etc. 

You can fool some of the people some of the time, but you can fool a liberal fool all the time!!

Edwards: Americans should 'sacrifice' SUVs for environment

JDW

News media: Scoreboard for terrorists

Craig's foot-tappin' stall-cruisin' imbroglio?

I blame gayman made global warming, personally.

Check out my latest YouTube...but only if you support the troops and their mission: Better Men Than Me/The Battle For Fallujah

Check out this article in the Aurora (IL) Beacon News:

http://www.suburbanc...

The opening paragraphs sound like they came straight from a Planned Parenthood press release:

>>"A lack of women's health services in the region, particularly abortion providers, prompted a full-service Planned Parenthood medical office on Aurora's far northeast side.

Scheduled to open the middle of September, the medical complex will offer reproductive and women's health-care services, with an estimated 10 percent of that coming from abortions.

If women need abortion services now, many have to travel to Chicago's North Side, where Planned Parenthood operates a clinic, said Steve Trombley, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood/Chicago Area.

"Because of the limited number of providers unfortunately women have to travel long distances," he said."<<

The Beacon News then did a survey of local facilities to verify that alas, indeed, fetus-slaying is an unpopular activity among health care providers.

And in case you forgot how desperately the community needs for Planned Parenthood to set up shop, we get this other chunk that probably was quoted verbatim from a press release:

>>"Planned Parenthood's Trombley said staff at the new clinic will offer comprehensive women's health services, including gynecological services, birth control counseling and prescriptions, testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections, pelvic exams and Pap smears, cervical cancer testing, educational sessions for parents, community organizations and teens, and abortion services.

Educational sessions for parents, youth and community groups will be offered on topics like how to talk to children about sex, sex education, saying "no" to sex, dating violence and emotional issues involved in dating and sex.

"There's a need for this service," Trombley said, citing Aurora's population boom and burgeoning populations in Kane and surrounding counties. "Ninety percent of medical services are for preventative gynecological services. Only 10 percent of what we do relates to abortion services.""<<

That sounds like advertising copy, not news.

Then we get this:

>>"An Aurora women's health clinic had provided abortion services until it closed down last year. Louis S. Meyers was evicted in October 2006 from West Suburban Gynecology Clinic on Galena Boulevard in Aurora. Dr. Aleksander Jakubowski operated that clinic from 1991 until retiring in 2005.

About a month after Jakubowski opened his clinic, then at the old Copley Hospital building at Lincoln and Seminary avenues in Aurora, 16 people were arrested outside the clinic for criminal trespass and mob action. They had chained themselves to the front porch."<<

What they neglect to tell you is that Jakuboswki was such a seedy, greedy quack that a local feminist group tried to shut him down:

http://realchoice.0c...

I guess we'd hate to paint one of these compassionate and caring friends of women in an ill light.

Actually, the endorsement is for a Hillary-Obama ticket. The person giving the endosrsement, Fidel Castro.

If Fidel thinks it is good, I do not think that it is good for the USA...JMHO.

If conservatives are RIGHT, then liberals must be WRONG.
Thompson/Rice

This is not about Hu and Paw, but rather it is about Abdul Rehman Jinnah, a Pakistani immigrant who has fled the country after his grand jury indictment for violating federal election laws.

[ The Democrats are not corrupt. Hillary is clean as a whistle. She would be good for this country. </sarc... ]

If conservatives are RIGHT, then liberals must be WRONG.
Thompson/Rice

CBS’s announcement that Katie Couric is going to Iraq is just a ratings stunt. In the end, it will add nothing to Couric’s or CBS’s credibility. The ‘suits’ at CBS News are still trying recapture the glory days of Cronkite, and they thought they could do it with Couric but, thus far, it has become the mother of all blunders.

CBS News, once called the ‘tiffany’ of news networks where news items were reported as if they were precious gems is, today, nothing more than a pawn shop where agendas are sold to the viewers like so much costume jewelry.

I knew it!

http://www.theonion....

Richard Jewell has just passed away at the age of 42.  I wonder if Tom Brokaw will be attending the funeral. 

Screw diversity, celebrate competancy

The company that runs the first passenger-vehicle ferry service between the Hawaiian Islands suspended operations indefinitely Tuesday after two days of emotional protests and legal setbacks.

Hawaii Superferry Inc. halted service after the Coast Guard advised that it could not assure safe passage of the 350-foot ferry in and out of Nawiliwili Harbor on Kauai, where a flotilla of protesters blocked it from docking late Monday.

A court order sought by environmentalists had already halted service to Maui, with a hearing set for Wednesday.

Gov. Linda Lingle, a longtime ferry supporter, also requested Tuesday that the service be suspended because of public safety concerns.

Opponents say the ferry endangers whales, threatens to spread invasive species and will worsen traffic and pollution. But Superferry officials say the ship's water jet propulsion system means there are no exposed propellers to strike aquatic animals.

John Garibaldi, Superferry's president and chief executive, said operations will not resume until safety is assured. The company, which invested $300 million to launch the service, could lose millions while its vessel is grounded.

"The cost to us really isn't very important," he said. "It's really making sure we can take care of our passengers."

Lingle said she was concerned by protests Monday night on Kauai that led to 11 arrests after about 65 people on surfboards, canoes and kayaks formed a human blockade and forced the $95 million ferry to turn back to Honolulu.

The ferry, named Alakai, was stalled outside Nawiliwili Harbor late Monday for nearly three hours as Coast Guard vessels, including an 85-foot cutter, failed to clear the way for the ship.

The ferry returned to Honolulu about midnight, and some passengers, who had paid a discounted $5 fare for the voyage, were put in hotels and given vouchers for future travel.

The company also paid for flights, hotel rooms and car rentals for passengers who sailed and were stranded on Kauai on Sunday.

For decades, the only way to travel among the islands - where an estimated 1.3 million people live and tens of thousands of tourists arrive each day - was by the local airlines.

Austal USA, which built the ferry in Mobile, Ala., is building a second, scheduled to serve the Big Island starting in 2009.