Yup there dead so no worries.
There & there's always yelling Chappaquiddick!!!

With a bunch of knowing lemmings nodding.....

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The crows seemed to be calling his name, thought Caw.
- Jack Handy

Like the 'Statue Of Liberty' play. Bring it out 1-2 times a season.

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How soon do we get our rebates, free health care, lower taxes, better schools, and cheap energy?

Bet he doesn't brush his teeth with their tootpaste, or use their dog food though.

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How soon do we get our rebates, free health care, lower taxes, better schools, and cheap energy?

nahhh, thats for Walmart shoppers

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I liked this, gave me a good belly laugh! thanks, I needed that.

The neo cons response to the story:

Ummmm...uuuuuuu....errrrrrrrr....aaaaaa...9/11...Saddam was bad and we are better off without him...and,,,Hillary is ugly,,,yeah...thats it.......and and...ummmmmm...CLINTON'S PENIS !!

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"You work three jobs? … Uniquely American, isn't it? I mean, that is fantastic that you're doing that."
GW Bush

So let me get this straight....Global warming is junk science, but creationism is biology ?

The government of the United States is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion.
John Adams

" I have never in my life belonged to any political organizations except the Republican Party and the NRA"
Timothy McVeigh

Yep...

cough, sneeze, fart (repeat)

Northwest lawmakers hail Gonzales resignation
By MATTHEW DALY
ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER

WASHINGTON -- Pacific Northwest lawmakers hailed the resignation of Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, saying his honesty and competence as leader of the Justice Department were in question.

"This is a good day for fairness and justice across our nation," said Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash. "Every American deserves to have confidence in our system of justice, but this administration and Alberto Gonzales in particular, have consistently injected partisan politics into a process that requires independence."

Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., welcomed the resignation, but said he was concerned that it "might be another White House attempt to let a subordinate walk the plank to protect higher-ups."

The latest Bush administration departure "should not distract Congress from getting to the bottom of a whole host of troubling issues, from the administration's warrantless wiretapping program to the motives underlying the firing of several federal prosecutors," including former U.S. Attorney John McKay in Seattle, Wyden said.

McKay called Gonzales' resignation "a better day" for federal prosecutors around the country.

"People are relieved," McKay told The Associated Press. "The attorney general has been a distraction from the work people are trying to do here in stopping drugs and violent crime and terrorism."

Sen. Gordon Smith, R-Ore., who said this spring that Gonzales had lost the confidence of Congress, warned that the next attorney general would have to fill a leadership void at the Justice Department.

"The president's nominee must be infinitely qualified. There can be no questions of ability, especially when it comes to the person charged with enforcing our laws and overseeing programs vital to stopping terrorists," Smith said.

Lawmakers from both parties had called for Gonzales to resign over the botched handling of FBI terror investigations and the firings of U.S. attorneys.

I just laughed my butt off on a jog while listening to a podcast where Bush blamed Gonzales problems on the media. Last week the Chinese ambassador came to Portland , Oregon and blamed the media for the problems tainted Chinese products were having ...sounds like he and Bush play the same blame game.

The real problem was not the media ,but that Gonzales did not perform with integrity and independence-he chose to be a willing servant and do his boss's bidding. Even a politically appointed AG should not be pushing for broadened presidential powers, and firing U.S. attourneys targeted by Bush/Cheney. That is only the tip of the dark and dirty work by Gonzales...a longtime incompetent inner circle Bush/Cheney man.

Now will Bush work with congressional leaders to come up with a nominee for the Justice department that is not just a puppet for the White House?