Did The US Photoshop Syrian Nuke Photos?
Interesting article in the LA Times today. GW and his Bushie crew have gone above and beyond their standard batch of lies, to create a new piece of fictional disinformation. Even the graphic designers and illustrators seem to agree with the author.
Is Barack Obama too smart to be President of the United States? Are Americans afraid to elect a leader who might actually know what he (or she) is doing?
George W. Bush certainly doesn’t qualify for membership in Mensa. His predecessor, a native-born Southern governor from a red neck state, had a beer belly, a fondness for beer and Big Macs and put chasing White House interns ahead of others affairs of state.
Maybe Obama can better win the hearts and minds of America’s mindless if he deep sixes the coat and tie, dumps the stump speech about real issues, and starts tossing back boilermakers and chasing women.
In other words, give Americans what they want: Fewer real ideas and more shuck and jive.
The greatest of life’s phenomena to me is man’s ability to shut his eyes to naked truth. His desire to deny incorrigible fact when that fact go against his idea/concept, especially his prejudice. This has led to multiple conceptualizations; of people trying to give excuses/reasons for intentional/unintentional unbelief.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Barack Obama’s former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, blasted news media he said had sensationalized his remarks in an often confrontational appearance at a reporters’ club on Monday.
With the first African American to have a viable chance of becoming president of the United States, it is inevitable that the race card would be played somewhere along the line.
Articles in the May/June issue of the AARP Magazine, the April 24 issue of the Christian Science Monitor and the April 25 issue of the Chronicle of Higher Education reminded me that 40 years ago — 1968 — America was experiencing one of its most tumultuous decades in modern times.
The tragic saga of Bush Jr. that doesn’t have to be that way.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Hillary Rodham Clinton now leads John McCain by 9 points in a head-to-head presidential matchup, according to an Associated Press-Ipsos poll that bolsters her argument that she is more electable than Democratic rival Barack Obama. Obama and Republican McCain are running about even….