John Ashcroft is a dangerous menace to American values. He doesn't believe in freedom, states' rights, or the rights of an individual to freely practice no religion. His Pentecostal agenda is at odds with the needs of the country and the Constitution, and I call for his immediate resignation for the good of the United States of America which all of us, including Ashcroft, love.

Heroes Thomas Paine Thomas Jefferson Benjamin Franklin Alexander Hamilton

 
Suit on Cheney Energy Files to Proceed (washingtonpost.com) Along with a thousand others I never thought I would praise Larry Klayman. Way to Go, Larry!
posted by Dave Roberts at 12:24 AM

 
Clinton's Penis made them do it!Bill Thomas probably didn't wake up thanking Clinton's pecker, but that's how he ended the day last month trying to absolve Bush of blame in the corporate responsibility scandal.
posted by Dave Roberts at 7:56 AM

 
Bush Calls for End to Loans of a Type He Once Received Nice work if you can get it.
posted by Dave Roberts at 10:39 PM

 
Charting Harken
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Editorial: Bush on corruption / Will he get tough, or punt? When the nice people of Minnesota start getting upset with you, it's time to go.
posted by Dave Roberts at 8:49 AM

 
Salon.com News | Look out, George!. Yippee and Shazam! Joe "Hunting the President" Conason is starting a daily web journal. The one day a week it will be Premium content is going to be the bonus that makes it worth signing up for the big bucks Salon version.
posted by Dave Roberts at 1:06 AM

 
Even SpiderMan's leaning on King George. Drip...
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"Clearing the Air" by Eric Schaeffer Environmental pollution drip...
posted by Dave Roberts at 8:37 PM

 
Matthew Miller drips on Bush in a call for journalists to do what they have long neglected. Apply a reasoned and proportionate microscope to George Bush's financial background.
posted by Dave Roberts at 8:24 PM

 
Move over, MoveOn. There was a mini-furor a few weeks back when some bloggers took MoveOn.org to task for arranging a letter writing campaign against an invasion of Iraq. Most thought it unseemly for the public to write letters to the editor they hadn't composed themselves. How embarrassing, then, for three Georgia lawmakers who have sent nearly identical letters to the EPA on behalf of a major campaign contributor. You'd think that for 5 or 10 grand you could at least put some original thinking into your boot licking exercise
posted by Dave Roberts at 11:07 AM

 
Lexington Herald-Leader | 07/04/2002 | Politicians dissent from religious speech My nomination for American Taliban Leader...
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Republican Regulator. Drip...
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Harper's Magazine: NOTES ON A NATIVE SON. Joe Conason's seminal dissection of the making of George Bush's fortune. Written almost 30 months ago it still merits high ranking in my DRIP list.
posted by Dave Roberts at 12:51 AM