WE HAVE MOVED!!!
Here’s where we are now:
And we will be there forever and ever and a day.
Come by and say hello.
The End
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Here’s where we are now:
And we will be there forever and ever and a day.
Come by and say hello.
The End
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By Paddy
McCain Will Face Rebellion at GOP Convention
Quietly and “largely under the radar of most people,” allies of of Rep. Ron Paul “have been organizing across the country to stage an embarrassing public revolt against Sen. John McCain when Republicans gather for their national convention in Minnesota at the beginning of September,” according to the Los Angeles Times.”They hope to demonstrate their disagreements with McCain vocally at the convention through platform fights and an attempt to get Paul a prominent speaking slot. Paul, who’s running unopposed in his home Texas district for an 11th House term, still has some $5 million in war funds and has instructed his followers that their struggle is not about a single election, but a long-term revolution for control of the Republican Party.”
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“Wouldn’t taking his advice be a little like getting health tips from a funeral home director?”
– Obama spokesman Bill Burton, quoted by the New York Times, on Karl Rove offering advice to the Obama campaign in his role as a Fox News pundit.
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Texas could lead nuclear power surge
Why Israel is the world’s happiest country
Blair insisted on revealing wife’s miscarriage to protect his Iraq strategy, reveals Cherie
Clinton Faces Mounting Campaign Debts U.S. News and World Report, in an article titled, “Why Clinton Stands To Lose Millions,” reports Sen. Hillary Clinton “doled out $6.4 million of her own money to her campaign since April. … That brings her total cash outlay to more than $11 million since January. And she’s not ruling out spending more as she plans to compete in the six remaining contests.”
Army Corps says Condition of many levees a mystery
Reagan’s influence lives on in U.S. courts
Swimmer injured by diving pelican
9/11 Suspects To Make First Appearances The Miami Herald reports military security teams at Guantanamo Bay are now “rehearsing how to handle some of the most reviled men on earth, in a courtroom with the eyes of the world on them.”
Domestic spying far outpaces terrorism prosecutions
Media: China quake buries 900, kills 107
Astronauts say there must be life in space
Wrinkles could be key to buying cigarettes in Japan
Washington Times: Clinton’s Records Vanished After Warning
Hillary Rodham Clinton’s Rose Law Firm billing records, found in the White House residence in January 1996 two years after they had been subpoenaed by government regulators, disappeared shortly after the first lady was warned that the firm’s billing problems were “very serious” and the then-ongoing Whitewater investigation could result in criminal charges, newly obtained records show.
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Lt. Gov. Daniel Mongiardo is backing U.S. Sen. Barack Obama in Kentucky’s May 20 Democratic primary, the Obama campaign announced on Sunday.
While Mongiardo is not a superdelegate, he is the second key adviser to Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear to announce his support for Obama. Beshear is a superdelegate, but has not yet announced who he favors. Beshear’s chief of staff, Jim Cauley, ran Obama’s successful 2004 run for U.S. Senate in Illinois.
Mongiardo is a former state senator from Hazard, and his endosement could help Obama in a state where he is not expected to do well against Hillary Clinton.
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Hehehehe via Oliver Willis and DKos. NSFW.
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11-May-2008
US NAME NOT RELEASED YET10-May-2008
US NAME NOT RELEASED YET09-May-2008
US Specialist Mary J. Jaenichen06-May-2008
US Private 1st Class Aaron J. Ward
US Specialist Alex D. Gonzalez
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By GottaLaff
We need a break, and for whatever reason, some of you want to see more of my comic strips. For those of you who didn’t see the first ones, I’ve posted them all here, in honor of Madonna’s Mother’s Day. Plus one you haven’t seen:
(click on all images, to enlarge)
Here are the ones I’ve previously posted. Slow night, so I’m taking liberties.
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Backstory: In the ’90s, I drew/wrote my own strip, and a few papers around the country picked it up.
It was about the lonely life of a Beverly Hills latchkey kid named Madonna. She only speaks to her peers, leaving adults to wonder what she’s thinking. Her friends include a drooly, annoying toddler named Floyd, an egocentric tot named Dazzle, Dazzle’s dog Brie, and her own dog, a Shar Pei named Noodles.
I originally created it for a very popular paper out here called “L.A. Parent” with a sizable circulation, and from that, it went to others for about 2 years. Because the target audience was young families, I had to keep it soft and gentle. No edgy snark allowed.
Hope you like it.
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By GottaLaff
Here is part of the Wolf Blitzer CNNapalooza that I didn’t liveblog, but found in CNN transcripts. I give you the minority whip, Roy Blunt confirming that John Sidney McSame is, indeed, Bush III:
BLITZER: When it comes to domestic economic issues, what is the major difference between President Bush’s policies, what he wants to do, and what John McCain would do if he were president?
BLUNT: Well, I think what John McCain wants to do is continue these pro-growth tax policies that our friends on the other side have been talking…
(CROSSTALK)
BLITZER: But that’s what President Bush wants to do too.
BLUNT: And there is nothing wrong with that. There is nothing wrong with that.
BLITZER: So it would be in effect a third Bush term when it came to pro-growth tax policies?
BLUNT: It would be. I think it would be. And I think that’s a good thing.
Can’t get Blunter than that.
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