That $100 million hould have purchased 2 million subscriptions to Limbaugh's newsletter!

Oh, the humanity!
Rex Kramer, Danger Seeker | Homepage | 12.04.05 - 2:57 pm | #

This administration is beyond the pale. Other peoples tax dollars, other peoples lives. Just piss them all away, plenty more where they came from. There isn't one of them that could organize a piss up in a brewery.
oscar wilde | 12.04.05 - 4:53 pm | #

Thanks fer da linkz.
The Heretik | Homepage | 12.04.05 - 9:12 pm | #

Nothing came of the Williams-no child left behind payola deal, so what are we supposed to expect here? Like the planets, when all branches of government are aligned, the gravitational pull could be catastrophic. Someone in the 18th century missed the checks and balances boat.
TIKI AL | 12.05.05 - 1:37 am | #

Because they're not sure how the trade deficit works, I think we're just taking our administration's mistakes and exporting them to Iraq in the hopes of balancing our debt.

Did you guys also hear that there's an unqualified gay prostitute reporter lobbing softball questions at the Iraqi press secretary?
Ace Cowboy | Homepage | 12.05.05 - 1:46 pm | #

One fact that keeps getting conveniently left out of this story is that nobody is accusing them of planting FALSE stories. The paid stories were apparently all true.
Scott | 12.05.05 - 2:49 pm | #

Scott,

I would have highlighted that fact if, in fact, it were a proven fact.

Can you please cite the source(s) for your claim?

Thanks.

-Monk
Monk | Homepage | 12.05.05 - 4:34 pm | #

hard to prove a negative, monk - I'm just saying that I haven't read, anywhere, that the stories were fake. Only that they were paying to have "positive" stories included. The pentagon says that the stories were all factual, and I haven't read one article disputing that.
Scott | 12.05.05 - 4:45 pm | #