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Tuesday, May 01, 2007

One hilarious headline

Bush vetoes Dem withdrawal plan:
'Time to put politics behind us'

ya know what... had i worked day and night, i couldn't have come up with anything one-tenth as ridiculous for bush to say than "time to put politics behind us..." this from the man who, under the patient tutelage of satan's earthly representative, karl rove, has made POLITICS the be-all and end-all of everything...
President George W. Bush Tuesday vetoed a bill setting an Iraq withdrawal timeline, defying his Democratic foes exactly four years after he declared major combat over in the war-torn country.

i'm surprised he did the veto thing on the 4-year anniversary of declaring "mission accomplished..." it makes him look even more of a fool that he already does...

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Monday, April 30, 2007

A heckuva anniversary

and nothing at all to celebrate...



May 1, 2003



April 30, 2007
At an event held in front of the White House grounds today, Americans United for Change and Americans Against Escalation in Iraq unfurled a version of the infamous "Mission Accomplished" banner, with one notable difference: Theirs ended with a question mark.

The "Mission Accomplished?" protest comes in advance of tomorrow's fourth anniversary of the speech President George Bush made on May 1, 2003 on the USS Abraham Lincoln to declare major combat operations in Iraq complete.

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