I see that the White House today denied that they planted a question through the Huffington Post at yesterday's news conference.

Even though we all watched it with our own eyes.
Just like Obama did not bow to the Saudi leader.



Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!!

nankerphelge wrote on Jun 24^th, 2009 at 4:04pm:

I have heard nothing about this. When will the media cover that shit?

ijwthstd wrote on Jun 24^th, 2009 at 3:22pm:



i warned of pakistan way before we invaded Iraq... right wing response, they are an allie in the war on terror, all will be well... we see how that's been working for us...

Right now Osama Bin Laden is playing ring and run outside the Bush house hold.

fuman wrote on Jun 24^th, 2009 at 4:05pm:




Media Matters screen captured it. What a fucking joke Fox is. They really should hire some journalists.

What a surprise!
That Clinton diplomacy - sure is powerful stuff!

WASHINGTON -- The State Department says no Iranian diplomat has accepted an invitation from U.S. diplomatic posts abroad to attend embassy Fourth of July parties.

Department spokesman Ian Kelly told reporters that Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton had authorized U.S. envoys abroad some weeks ago to invite Iranian diplomats to attend the annual celebration. Her authorization was required because Washington has no formal diplomatic relations with Iran.

Kelly said no Iranians have accepted, and he indicated that the U.S. saw little reason for them to, given the political crisis over their disputed presidential election.

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I haven't noticed that, but if true it's also a f-ing joke. Eliot Spitzer? I didn't notice.

FoxNews is an absolute shameful enterprise. Same with Limbaugh.

Oh come on!

Jack Cafferty sits around reading cherry-picked emails and reports it as "news" and all you CNN lovin types eat it all up and ask for more.



At least Rush tells you he is coming from one side.

ijwthstd wrote on Jun 24^th, 2009 at 3:34pm:


55 dead and 115 wounded today in a Baghdad market blast. Guess that happened all the time before Bushco made the incredibly brilliant decision to go over there and insert itself into 2,000 year old blood feuds. 12 billion a month with zero benefit to American taxpayers. That alone will keep Republicans out of the White House for at least a generation. Next time Pugnuts, Pick a chess player!

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i thought he was with the beaver brown band?

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Glencar, what is your obsession with the "Obalama" thing? Is it some attempt to make him sound more African or Arab or something? You seem stupid.

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They won't do anything to Hawaii, even if some think Hawaii for South Korea is a fair trade off. When Bush made the ridiculous axis of evil speech I thought DPRK might get taken care of once and for all or at least smacked down a bit.

Won't take much to turn the tables in Pakistan unfortunately.

Ah, I see the dipshit's economic plan is slow getting started:

TAMPA - Tampa will lose part of its cigar heritage in August when Hav-A-Tampa shuts its factory near Seffner and lays off about 495 employees, closing a factory that has been operating since 1902.

The company announced the closing today.

Many employees there make Hav-A-Tampa's iconic Jewels, inexpensive machine-made cigars known for their birchwood tips. Some workers have labored there for two decades or longer, including one who's been there for 50 years, said Richard McKenzie, a senior vice president of human resources for Altadis USA, which owns Hav-A-Tampa.

Altadis tried to keep the plant open by closing it for a week or two at a time and furloughing workers. Eventually, though, the company couldn't cope with a steep drop in consumer demand, brought on by the recession and a large new tax on tobacco products, McKenzie said.

Work that had been done in Tampa will now be performed in an Altadis plant in Puerto Rico, where it has extra manufacturing capacity, McKenzie said. The company is not closing its nearby distribution center off U.S. 301, where it employs about 150 people.

Employees on Tuesday were digesting how they would find work in an economy where more than one in 10 people in the area already are unemployed.

"I've been here 12 years. I know someone's who's been there 20 years, 22 years," said Denise Harrison, an office manager at Hav-A-Tampa. "I'm sure we'll all land on our feet, but it will be harder for some people other than me who may have done nothing else."

Altadis USA plans to begin laying off workers immediately and will continue until closing the plant in late August. Workers will receive their pay through August, even if they are let go before that, McKenzie said. Employees also are receiving severance packages and job placement assistance.