Posted on September 30, 2004 by Chris
One of the guiding ideas behind George Bush’s administration is that he was chosen and guided by God. We would probably all be a lot better off if someone would pass the following link on to him and his flunkies: The Official God FAQ.
Edit: The issue of Bush and his deification is summed up in [...]
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Posted on September 29, 2004 by Chris
Well, I guess the system works after all, or at least a few isolated parts of it, at least. Only a few hours after my previous post about Ohio’s attempt to block voter registration efforts through bureaucratic nitpicking, the news media started reporting that thanks to sudden and loud criticism, Ohio Secretary of State [...]
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Posted on September 29, 2004 by Chris
The Florida voting fiasco was a huge blow against democracy, which is why it’s even more important that this election go well. Unfortunately, that doesn’t look like a possibility at this point. Even Jimmy Carter, as honest and decent as man as has ever held elected office, has given up hope that there’s any possibility [...]
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Posted on September 28, 2004 by Chris
Would somebody please explain to me why Jimmy Swaggart is still considered relevant to anything? Even by the low standards established by the Christian Right, this asshole is an embarrassment. In 1987, he was caught with a prostitute named Debrah Murphee, who claimed in an interview with Penthouse that not only did enjoy fucking her, [...]
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Posted on September 26, 2004 by Chris
Here’s something to flash at any friends of yours who insist on defending Bush’s “tax cut,” or for that matter, who feel that making corporations pay taxes is just the most destructive thing possible for our economy. According to a study conducted jointly by Citizens for Tax Justice (CTJ) and the Institute on Taxation and [...]
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