[dutchess]

[dutchess]

It's Thursday...and time for another dose of reality from our favorite Finest resident author...JohnHuang2

[Lee'sGhost]

John has a remarkable ability to recall details that expose hypocricy.

John, you've really got fodder for about three seperate editorials here. You are like the prolific songwriter -- more lyrics than performers.

[steve8714]

I think someone other than Hillary did all the gulping.

[BOBTHENAILER]

Excuse me? What's that you say? No oil fires? No thick, choking smoke? Baghdad not in ruins? No hundreds of thousands of Iraqis civilians killed? No deadly nerve agent larding the air? All hospitals are open and running?

Classic, as a description, does not do justice to this essay. Priceless is more applicable.

[Aquamarine]

Thanks John for condensing all of these current events into making sense to us. No matter what the dems say George W is effective!

Great layout Dutchess...just amazing!

[martin_fierro]

GOOD MORNING EVERYONE!

[Calpernia]

2 cents? That was at least 12 cents!

It is pretty frightening the spider web that this entire Iraq? Homeland Security? What do we call it? Iraq was just the result...It started before 9/11...

Mess?

This "mess" is the most intricate woven spider web that ever existed.

[jriemer]

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[MeekOneGOP]

Good job, John, as usual !! Thanks !!

"In New York, Atlanta, Seattle, San Francisco and other cities, revelers marked, danced, carried banners congratulating the Supreme Court for its landmark ruling, as rainbow flag-waving crowds lined the streets," chirped the Associated Press.

barf alert!

MICHAEL STUPARYK/TORONTO STAR

Michael Stark, left, and Michael Lashner pop champagne
and kiss after their wedding ceremony yesterday.
Leshner called the ruling, "Day One for millions of gays
and lesbians around the world."

Gay couple married after ruling
(Toronto, Canada)

[MeekOneGOP]

Unsuccessful vice presidential candidate Barbra Streisand (Democrat). Picked by a desperate President Al Gore in his 2004 re-election race, hungry to shore up the female vote after photos of then-Vice President Bob Kerrey in a ménage with Debra Winger and Jack Nicholson were discovered, Streisand's foray into electoral politics was an unmitigated disaster. She even lost the middle-aged-Northeast-liberal-Jewish-woman's vote. "Papa? Can you hear me?" she sang to the incredulous Democratic Party conventioneers in Malibu that summer. Her campaign commercials were criticized by many in the media for, as NBC's Brian Williams put it, "being short on substance, and long on legs. And what's with the soft lighting? What, does she think we're idiots?" So insistent upon casting herself as her own campaign manager, pollster, handler, and media consultant, Streisand collapsed in a fit of exhaustion while pressing flesh in New Mexico. Hubbie James Brolin rushed her off to the hospital; she was never heard from or seen again.

DEMOCRAT BRAIN TRUST active member.

Tue Sep 24, 9:29 PM ET

Barbra Streisand is emerging from self-imposed retirement as an entertainer to help out her old pals in the Democratic Party. Two years after bidding farewell to her career as a public performer Streisand will sing nine songs at a benefit for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, organizers said September 24, 2002. Streisand is seen backstage at the Academy Awards in Hollywood, March 24. Photo by Mike Blake/Reuters

Barbara Streisand was born April 24, 1942

I wonder how long it takes to get the makeup, etc. applied every day?