Filed at 7:30 pm, Thursday April 27th 2006
by Arlen Parsa
Raw Story reports that MSNBC is reporting that Rove’s appearence yesterday before the grand jury was ‘hell’ for the top aide to the President, and premier Republican political strategist.
Karl Rove has described his three and a half hour meeting with a grand jury as grueling, and is more worried about being prosecuted than ever, MSNBC […]
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Filed at 6:30 pm, Thursday April 27th 2006
by Arlen Parsa
The grandmothers who were arrested late last year for protesting the war in Iraq by trying to sign up at an army recruiting office in New York were aquitted of any wrongdoing today, as the New York Times reports:
Eighteen “grannies” who were swept up by New York City police, handcuffed, loaded into paddywagons and jailed […]
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Filed at 4:30 pm, Thursday April 27th 2006
by Arlen Parsa
Something about convicted felon former Republican House Reprensentative Duke Cunningham and……. Prostitutes?! Ewwwwww.
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Filed at 3:30 pm, Thursday April 27th 2006
by Arlen Parsa
When Feingold introduced his censure resolution, Specter said it was too soon, and that his investigation had not finished, and that more facts were going to arise. Well, more than a month later, no new facts have arisen. Besides, say, more news reports that state that the NSA is spying on liberals for political reasons. […]
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Filed at 2:30 pm, Thursday April 27th 2006
by Arlen Parsa
No, Mr Libby, I will not be dismissing this case. Here is a 31 page reason why.
Seriously though… Did Libby/Luskin actually think that would work?
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Filed at 1:30 pm, Thursday April 27th 2006
by Arlen Parsa
Human Rights Watch just released a report about prisoner abuse in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Gitmo:
• Detainee abuse has been widespread. The DAA Project has documented more than 330 cases in which U.S. military and civilian personnel are credibly alleged to have abused, tortured or killed detainees. These cases implicate more than 600 U.S. personnel and […]
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Filed at 12:30 pm, Thursday April 27th 2006
by Arlen Parsa
Editor & Publisher has a roundup of newspaper editor responses to Tony Snow’s appointment as White House Press Secretary yesterday. Worth taking a gander at. Choice quote:
Deborah Howell, ombudsman for The Washington Post and a former D.C. bureau chief for Newhouse Newspapers, said Snow’s background may help, but added “I don’t see how it makes […]
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Filed at 11:30 am, Thursday April 27th 2006
by Arlen Parsa
Here we go, NBC/WSJ:
As gasoline prices have spiked above $3 a gallon throughout the country, the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll finds that the public’s view of President Bush’s job, the economy and the nation’s direction have continued to decline. But with the midterm elections just six months away, the biggest drop in the […]
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Filed at 10:30 am, Thursday April 27th 2006
by Arlen Parsa
The brilliant Secretary of “Defense” has come out and unveiled his brilliant strategy on Iraq. He’s decided that the “key” to “success” in Iraq is…….. (wait for it)………. getting tough with Iran. How very convinient. It’s almost like things are just… falling into place.
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Filed at 9:30 am, Thursday April 27th 2006
by Arlen Parsa
Oh man. Associated Press:
The judge who presided at the “Da Vinci Code” copyright infringement trial has put a code of his own into his ruling, and he said Wednesday he would “probably” confirm it to the person who breaks it.
Since Judge Peter Smith delivered his ruling April 7 in favor of Dan Brown, the author […]
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Filed at 11:30 pm, Wednesday April 26th 2006
by Martha
Song: Award Tour
Artist: A Tribe Called Quest (Wikipedia)
Genre: Hip Hop
Speed: Medium
Lyrics: Lyrics Freak
Notes: A song about the band’s members, Q-Tip, Phife Dawg, and DJ Ali Shaheed Muhammad, and going on tour. It’s got a simple relaxed beat. A Tribe Called Quest was together from 1989-1998.
Go check it out.
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Filed at 10:30 pm, Wednesday April 26th 2006
by Arlen Parsa
From Knight Ridder:
On paper at least, Omar al-Dulaimi no longer exists.
With names that belong almost exclusively to Sunni Muslims in Iraq, al-Dulaimi feared that Shiite Muslims would single him out at one of the 12 checkpoints he crosses between home and work. So last week he bribed a government worker with $25 to change his […]
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Filed at 9:30 pm, Wednesday April 26th 2006
by Arlen Parsa
As promised earlier, a few notes on Karl Rove’s appearence before the grand jury today. My thoughts?
1. I think Rove is going to be indicted, sooner rather than later. We’re looking at multiple felony counts, perjury at least. This is based on Leopold’s latest column.
2. I think Rove appeared in court today on his […]
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Filed at 8:30 pm, Wednesday April 26th 2006
by Arlen Parsa
Former CIA employee turned White House critic Larry Johnson appeared on Keith Olbermann’s Countdown last night, and offered insight into the recent mysterious CIA firing. Johnson says that the CIA has been politicized by the current Administration, and that the woman who was fired (Mary McCarthy, who incidentally would have been retiring very soon) was […]
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Filed at 7:30 pm, Wednesday April 26th 2006
by Arlen Parsa
TIME reports:
The looming decision by the US Army to charge Lt. Col. Steven Jordan with dereliction of duty, lying to investigators and conduct unbecoming of an officer is likely to generate even more controversy in the long-running Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal.
Jordan would be the highest ranking officer to face criminal charges so far…
[…]
Jordan, who […]
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