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Why can't we just tell Afghanistan, 'Hey, we tried! See ya'?

With the news that two senior American officers have been murdered while inside an... more

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A Refresher Course on What Constitutes Racisim in Public Discourse

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When the Reality Fails to Live Up to the Fear Mongering, TAP DANCE you Bastards!

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Decision Points, the George W. Bush memoir, released

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But who pays the keg deposit?

Mistah Sh*t watches a press conference with President Bush.

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Former President Bush never attended one funeral for our fallen heroes from Iraq (graphic video)

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VIDEO: President G.W. Bush Was Poisoned at G8…Laura Bush Killed a Man in Car Crash…Ex-First Lady’s Book!

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Cyberwar Hype Intended to Destroy the Open Internet

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ElBaradei: U.S. Used ‘False Pretext’ to Invade Iraq

Outgoing UN nuclear watchdog chief Mohamed ElBaradei criticized the United States this... more

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Summers: Bush era set stage for economic troubles

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Did MSNBC Fake Its Own Transcript to Cover for Ed Schultz?

Does MSNBC edit its transcripts to make its hosts look better and conservatives look worse? The network’s transcript of Monday’s edition of “The Ed Show” did just that. Host Ed Schultz had on Ron Christie, former deputy advisor to Dick Cheney, to discuss Obama’s ever-weakening Homeland Security policies. In the discussion, Ed made an embarrassing verbal blunder, and Ron ably defended himself — but the edited transcript posted on MSNBC’s website has elided key parts of their discussion.

Ed mocked “this idea that [Bush and Cheney] kept the country safe,” thundering, “We were hit, big time, on Cheney’s watch, not on Obama’s watch.” The Left has used this line, without effect, since at least the 2004 elections — as though al-Qaeda sprung from whole cloth on January 21, 2001, and accomplished its grandest plans in a mere nine months. Christie had his number — and Schultz’s inept response proved it:

CHRISTIE: Do you even want to go there with me, Ed?

SCHULTZ: Yeah, I wanna go down that road. Go ahead!

CHRISTIE: Let’s talk about the Clinton administration. Let’s talk about the Clinton Justice Department that viewed acts of terrorism – the first World Trade Center bombing, the bombings overseas of our embassies – as a law enforcement matter.

SCHULTZ: Uh, excuse me, on American soil—

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CHRISTIE: Let’s look at Jamie Gorelick, Ed. Let’s look at Jamie Gorelick, who refused —

SCHULTZ: …the people that [sic.] hit during the Clinton administration, they ended up getting prosecuted and those people that [sic.] hit in New York back in [it sounds as though he said '92, or slurred some amalgam of '93 and '92] — those folks are behind bars. The point is this—

First off, U.S. embassies are “sovereign U.S. territory.” Second, Ed Schultz’s retort proved Ron Christie right: the Clinton administration viewed terrorism as a matter for the courts, and not a high priority, at that. There was no military response, and al-Qaeda grew increasingly belligerent until 9/11. Words alone don’t do Ed’s idiocy justice. Watch the way Ed thoughtful pause before saying Clinton “prosecuted” the terrorists, as though it were a ripping rejoinder, and his leering, “gotcha” look upon noting the mass murderers were “behind bars.” You can verify my transcript and Ed’s body language at the 6:55 mark below, or in MSNBC’s video clip:

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YouTube - 'Fahrenheit 9/11' - My Pet Goat

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Former Republican Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist gets a new Prius through ‘cash for clunkers’

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Cheney ordered CIA to cover Bush's mouth

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US Drone Strike Kills 80 Pakistanis

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Israel Stealing? Bank trial plus Public Trial

Jun 24, 2009 22:46 UN's Gaza war crimes probe to screen hearings live... more

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Olbermann slams President Bush for speaking.

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IRAN

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Iran Demonstrations: Violent Clashes Between Protestors And Riot Police

Security officials and riot police engaged in violent clashes with demonstrators in Tehran today in what one reporter called an "unprecedented scene" in Iran in recent years.

NBC producer Ali Arouzi described the events on Saturday:

What started off as a small rally outside a pro-reformist newspaper swelled into a massive crowd of people chanting, "Death to the dictator, death to Ahmadinejad!"

Then, what started with a small amount of police pushing the crowd back turned into huge riot police in armored gear and motor bikes beating all the young students here with batons, knocking them back. The students responded by throwing stones, which the police then threw back. Now the police are coming off all the heart streets and main streets to try and disperse the crowd. But this is an unprecedented scene in Iran today.

Arouzi said that many of the demonstrators, afraid of reprisals, were wearing green scarves and surgical masks.

Asked if he believed the election results being reported by Iran's Interior Ministry, Arouzi sounded highly skeptical. "If you were in Tehran the last few days, you would think it impossible that Ahmadinejad won," he said. "Everybody we spoke to was a supporter of Mousavi."

He noted that Mousavi's supporters acknowledged that he was somewhat of a blank slate politically, but that the presidential election had become a referendum on Ahmadinejad.

Arouzi then described the protests in greater detail:

Initially, it was a peaceful demonstration. People were forming a human chain, saying they wanted their vote back... but the more the police came, the angrier the mob got. It became sort of a mob mentality here. Now the police have swelled in huge numbers. They are being very, very violent with the crowds.

Every young person I've spoken to here, I've asked them, 'do you think you coming out onto the streets is going to make a change?' They said, no, but we have to come out anyway if we want our voices to be heard, but they're sure this won't make a change.

Demonstrators have been injured. People have come up to us and they've shown us that their arms have been bruised, black eyes, broken noses, bloody heads. But they are fighting back as well. This is, I mean, I've been in Iran four years here and everything here has always been contained. Today we saw the demonstrators setting on the police. An hour ago, maybe 30, 40 demonstrators rushed the police, throwing stones at them. One of the policemen fell and they were kicking him in the head and some of his colleagues had to come and drag him away.Security officials and riot police engaged in violent clashes with demonstrators in... more

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George Bush Senior's 'Poolside Private Stimulus Package'

His son, George W. certainly seems to have learned from the best. So the Bushes had... more

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