DISQUS

and yet somehow this insider information that's been kept secret for strategic reasons inside a campaign somehow got to you on the day of the caucus so you could announce it.

Hallo,
ich habe jetzt, so wie Du schreibst, auf Englisch umgestellt, damit ich IMAP aktivieren kann. Dass klappte auch problemlos.



Nur, ich kann nicht mehr zurück auf Deutsch umstellen.

Einstellung zurück auf Deutsch kann nicht gespeichert werden - laut Meldung, die dann erscheint.



Gruß, Julia

Even in April, HC was unfriendly to questions Even in April, HC was unfriendly to antiwar sentiment and the real questions.  People I know who had attended a Des Moines appearance earlier that day said that the same child/young teen was called on and asked the very same question at both appearances.  What a farce. 

I was not allowed to bring in an antiwar sign.  "No homemade signs allowed," they said.  "Oh--so I could bring in a John Edwards sign if it wasn't homemade?"  Dead silence. 

Well, it was forbearing of him not to bring up the paper bag thing.

feh. Watson has been saying loony things for years. It's part of his carefully-cultivated bad-boy image. He's already tried to walk this one back


"Science is no stranger to controversy and I am not one to shy away from tackling issues, however, difficult they might prove to be," he said.



"I have had my share of controversy, as many of you know. But I am mortified about what has happened.



"More importantly, I cannot understand how I could have said what I am quoted as having said. I can certainly understand why people, reading those words, have reacted in the ways they have.



"To all those who have drawn the inference from my words that Africa, as a continent, is somehow genetically inferior, I can only apologize unreservedly.



"That is not what I meant. More importantly from my point of view, there is no scientific basis for such a belief."

although apparently he's heard from enough Fox News fans bleating about political correctness that he's trying to walk the apology back now.



And lo, everyone paid attention to him when he had a book coming out. Funny how that happens.

I haven't written about Jena, really (although I haven't written about much of anything lately) but I actually have written about disproportionate sentencing.


What's interesting is that I had to go to AlltheWeb to find the post, because Google couldn't find it with five search terms.

Um, yeah. Sure.


It might put this in perspective to get a little background on Lt. Col Rice and her (and Jeb Bush's and Republican fundraiser Sid Dinerstein's) NBRA.

Quando EU ví este filme, chorei tanto que meu marido não acreditou que fosse só por causa de um filme todas aquelas lágrimas. Chorei de berrar mesmo, maior mico impossível! Pois olhe, já ví novamente, chorei do mesmo jeito e não me envergonho-apesar de já ter 37 anos!Quem manda o Tornattore escrever uma cena como aquela do final, com a sequencia dos beijos?

When reviewing the Republican candidate sites, I admit I was shocked. Rudy Giuliani is running on his dubious record on 9/11 and whom associates himself with security and crisis response. Yet there is only a headline link for a terse Katrina statement.


If that shocks you, I have to think you spent the nineties somewhere other than New York. Giuliani is interested in burnishing his image and punishing people who damage his image. Many people who damaged his image during his term as mayor by being mistreated by his police and his policies for being poor or not-white or dying of AIDS or by wanting to use their civil liberties or their government benefits and making him look bad.



Those people got hurt if Giuliani could hurt them because he's always made it abundantly clear that it pisses him off that they have the nerve to exist in his city.



The people of New Orleans can thank God he wasn't in charge during Katrina. He wouldn't have just kept the supplies out. He would have sent in snipers to deal with the imaginary looters (not hyperbole. He sent snipers to demonstrations he didn't like)

I was never all that comfortable with Simmons' support of Michael Steele (the sight of people at NRO calling themselves hip hop Republicans was more than a little queasy making), but he certainly does put his money (and his time) where his mouth is. I'd really like to see him back on my side of the fence.


I guess the anti-"rap" jihad Michelle Malkin set off in defense of Imus isn't working out for her party all that well.

Bless you. I couldn't agree more.


Sullivan was one of the most strident Bush supporters online, from the "fifth column" remark, and was a strident supporter of the party that softened up Washington for this debacle by wasting eight years "investigating" and blocking judicial appointments instead of governing. He finally, as you said, explicitly broke with "his" movement over gay marriage because he Just Couldn't Believe that they would behave that way to Good people.



Presumably everyone else whose lives and future he cheered them on to destroying, well, wasn't an altar boy.



Sullivan would like Rove to be the problem, just like Mr. Frum would or Mr. Broder or any number of congresspeople and staffers and think tank welfare cases and writers at heavily-subsidized right-wing magazines (those categories overlap, of course. Just ask Mr. Sullivan).



They'd like Rove to be the problem because if he's the problem they can go back to doing exactly what they've been doing and it'll work this time.



What they're forgetting, I'd like to think, is that what they've been doing only works if no-one's watching.



I think maybe even the most apathetic among us have learned that we can't afford not to watch.

\"cyworld für deutschland\" gibts seit einem jahr, und zwar auf www.npool.de =)

*lol* :)

I used to eat here pretty often, when the food was still good. Have stopped going there ever since it became ridiculously overpriced and pretentious.

Auch wenn NDR 2 sonst ein eher nerviger Sender ist, machen sie sehr gute Comedys. Schon mal Stenkelfeld mit Ralf Sögel gehört?