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“The bad news,” investigative reporter Seymour Hersh told a Montreal audience last Wednesday, “is that there are 816 days left in the reign of King George II of America.” The good news? “When we wake up tomorrow morning, there will be one less day.” Hersh, a Pulitzer-prize winning journalist and regular contributor to The New Yorker magazine, has been a thorn in the side of the U.S. government for nearly 40 years. Since his 1969 exposé of the My Lai massacre in Vietnam, which is widely believed to have helped turn American public opinion against the Vietnam War, he has...

A Cockeyed Kennedy Perspective With the one-year anniversary of the Abu Ghraib scandal that gave liberals a hammer to hit President Bush with before and after the election, ethics-challenged Massachusetts Senator Edward Kennedy added his voice via a lengthy statement. Now while I go through some of this drivel, especially his reference to water torture, don’t forget his willingness to let a woman drown in his car so he could escape and get his story straight a few hours later. Politics does have its ironies. The images of cruelty, and perversion are still difficult to look at a year later....

Frederick Gets 8 Years in Iraq Abuse Case This guy needs to be pardoned. All he did was put panties on the head of a prisoner! He is the Fall Guy! After the election, lets start a petition or an email campaign to get this guy pardoned! www.TheConservativeRepublican.com

It's a shame that little old Chris Felice has to do the media's homework for them. As some of you are aware, there was a new Abu Graib prison scandal story that came out this week. As we all know, the Democrats and their accomplices in the mainstream media are keeping this scandal percolating in the likely event that President Bush wins in November. This way, they can open the door to a possible impeachment of the president because of this "so called" scandal. Anyway, the new Abu Graib story was written by Professor Steven Miles, a Dr. at the...

As of late the Abu Graib prison has been in the news a great deal. Per the likes of our beloved Senator Shumer, he wants an investigation into the prison, and not just its military management. Per that, I have done a little digging and found some tidbits that will make this story make more sense. Shortly following the invasion of Iraq a team of outside contractors, experts in corrections, were sent to Iraq to survey the situation. As they did this they came to many conclusions and made recommendations. The military though was not waiting to capture criminals. As...