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wEEk of 9/2/03Bush Dresses for election successPresident Bush unveiled his new 2004 election strategy over the Labor Day holiday -- dress like the people you want to vote for you.
wEEk of 8/25/03doj recruits iraq forcesAttorney General John Ashcroft is recruiting former Iraqi security forces to prosecute war on terrorism.
wEEk of 7/31/03Wolfowitz calls jla to rescueLeague of super heroes to oversee rebuilding of Iraq.
Book changed president's lifeChildren's Economics book prepared C student for Presidency.
wEEk of 7/7/03Bush intends to end deficit by not payingThe Bush administration announced its most recent deficit reduction plan.Blair won't get congressional medalHouse Speaker Dennis Hastert announced a delay in awarding the Congressional Medal of Honor to honor Tony BlairwEEk of 7/7/03BUsh: TAX cuts help endangered speciesPresident Bush defended tax cuts for the rich to help preserve endangered species.
Texas draws new voting mapTexas Legislators unveil new voting districts.
wEEk of 6/9/03WMRs,
not WMDS: liberal media
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Put the Ten Commandments Where They Belong8/25/03: The real truth about the Ten Commanments monument in Alabama is, who gives a shit? Conspiracy Theorists Take Heart:
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| 4/28/03: Prior to the 2000 elections, the liberal my ass media devoted almost an hour to criticize Vice President not-elected Dick Cheney for not voting in previous elections. Recent revelations show that Cheney cast a ballot more powerful than most of us can cast. Cheney's ballot was green and is often referred to as “money.” |
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President not-elected George Bush-Lite can’t figure out why the UN Security Council won’t lift sanctions against Iraq. After all, after we told them they’re irrelevant, and bombed the shit out of Iraq, and destroyed Iraq’s infra-structure in defiance of Security Council policy, you would think they’d be eager to go belly up and do whatever he tells them.
| 4/14/03 Last week Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld threw a temper tantrum because reporters weren’t reporting the “good stuff” about developing events in Iraq. He turned the bad press to good press by declaring that the looting and crime are good things. |
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Would you let this guy run your war? |
Monday 3/31/03: As the war turned uglier than the shock and awe campaign he promised America, when Iraqis didn't welcome us with open arms as he swore they would, when the Iraqi army didn't roll over and die as he predicted, what did Secretary of Pretense Don Rumsfeld do? Blamed other people. |
Tueday, 3/25/03: President Bush-Lite's War Marketing Department now says they weren't prepared for a sudden upsurge in Iraqi nationalism. A number of Iraqis have to told reporters they would rather live under Saddam's repression than US repression, a sentiment that completely baffles war planners who believed the Iraqis would greet us with open arms.
| Monday 3/24/03: Defense secretary Dagwood Bumstead, I mean Donald Rumsfeld, and Bush-Lite's War Marketing Department bullied the already compliant liberal my-ass media into sparing sensitive readers and viewers from images of our dead soldiers and POWs in Iraq. The cowardly liberal my-ass media tucked their tails between their legs and licked the hands of their Pentagon masters. |
One of the graphic images the Pentagon doesn't want Americans to see. |
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O’Reilly lends his image to NARAL's lapel pin. |
Wednesday 3/18/03: Arch conservative media pundit and corporate kiss ass Bill O'Reilly gave abortion rights advocates a big boost on Tuesday when he dumped his pro-life (no matter what the cost) buddies on ABC's (All Bought by Corporate) Good Morning America to justify dissing the French. O'Reilly told Charles Gibson that a woman's decision to seek an abortion is "a private matter," and he wouldn't presume to tell a woman not to get one. |
Tueday, 3/17/03: President Bush-Lite told Sodomist Hussein to get out of town by sundown Monday night. Then, realizing it was already sundown, gave him 48 hours. The only one surprised by his announcement was Bush-Lite himself who was surprised no one else was surprised. After all, he's been saying an all out attack wasn't inevitable.
Guess he didn't hear the snickers in the audience.
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Freedom fries to replace the all-American French Fry. |
3/11/03: The House of Corporate Representatives announced today that it would no longer serve French Fries. Why? Because the French won't support President Bush Lite's campaign to strong arm the UN Security Council into carte blanche approval for his terrorist strikes against the innocent civilians in Iraq. From now on loyal Americans will eat FREEDOM FRIES! |
Friday, 3/07/03: In a last minute Thursday night press conference President George Bush Lite prepared the nation for an inevitable war with Iraq by telling us he hasn't decided to go to war yet. Does anybody believe this man anymore?
Thursday, 2/27/02: President Shrub, running out of excuses for invading Iraq, said last night that toppling Saddam Hussein would make Iraq a shining example of democracy that will spread through the Middle East (or "all those other countries" as he referred to the region). You can expect the War Marketing Department to be gearing up with "Free Votes not Human Sheilds" and "Bomb Saddam for Freedom" bumper stickers.
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George Bush, or one of his equaly brilliant planners, seems to have hit on a new economic stimulus plan: The war on terror. Don't be surprised to learn that Bush's War Marketing Department is selling ad space in administration speeches. If they can boost duct tape sales, they can sell anything. |
Three hours before Bin-Laden broadcasts a message to Iraqis on Al Jazeera, Bush's War-Marketing Department (WMD) has the translated transcript ready for the press to prove the connection between Sodomist Hussein and Osama Bend Over and the liberal my ass press was only too willing to feed into the paranoia.
Bush is ready to prove his allegation that the UN is irrelevant by invading Iraq without UN sanction. After all, if the UN can't keep bullies from breaking treaties, stockpiling weapons of mass destruction and pushing jingoistic agendas on weaker countries, what good are they?
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