Gallup: 63% Believe Bush Acted Illegally Or Unethically
Georgia10 at dailykos reports on a new Gallup poll
Newt Gingrich has an evil twin
Steve Soto reports the shocking news that Newt Gingrich has joined the ranks of French surrender monkeys, regarding Iraq. But about Iran, he displays the same brain capacity with which everyone has long been familiar. Schizophrenia or an evil twin? Details here.
Flushing Cheney Quail
Christy at firedoglake calls attention to this in the Chicago Trib: "Answers, Mr. Cheney"
Brit Hume v the Statue of Liberty
Via HuffPo, Rachel Swarns writes in The New York Times:
Brit Hume, the news anchor on Fox News, described the marchers, particularly those carrying Mexican flags, as "a repellent spectacle."
"Imagine" - not exactly the way anybody would ever have imagined it
a short Dutch vid via Tracy Van Slyke
update (a couple more goings on):
Baseball fans express low opinion of Dick Cheney's pitching
Crooks and Liars has the video
Phone Jam-a-rama
Paul Kiel at TPM Muckraker has discovered that a New Hampshire GOP strategist called the White House political affairs office after consulting with a criminal attorney, the afternoon of election day phone jamming.
Howard Dean has written a letter to RNC Chairman Ken Mehlman, asking some pointed questions. (via atrios)
Domestic Strife In Scaife Paradise
Lloyd Grove reports on trouble between Richard Mellon Scaife and his estranged wife that entailed a response by the police.
update (and yet one more):
Life Imitates Sit-Com
Norm at onegoodmove has a vid clip from Yes, Prime Minister, a 1980's British TV Comedy, wherein the episode's plotline eerily parallels the current case of the Leaker In Chief.
Please consider supporting our work.
I hope you found this article important. Before you leave, I want to ask you to consider supporting our work with a donation. In These Times needs readers like you to help sustain our mission. We don’t depend on—or want—corporate advertising or deep-pocketed billionaires to fund our journalism. We’re supported by you, the reader, so we can focus on covering the issues that matter most to the progressive movement without fear or compromise.
Our work isn’t hidden behind a paywall because of people like you who support our journalism. We want to keep it that way. If you value the work we do and the movements we cover, please consider donating to In These Times.
