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Anytime Democrats begin posturing as the enemies of terrorism, as in the political storm over the Dubai ports deal, Americans should look for a rat. Democrats are the defenders of the "rights" of al-Qaeda terrorists locked away at Guantanamo. Democrat media printed details compromising America’s secret al-Qaeda detention centers -- believed leaked by Senator Jay Rockefeller (D-WVa) -- as a news screen to draw attention away from Iraq’s successful Oct. 15 elections. The Democrat propagandists of the New York Times chose to divulge details of the administration’s spying on al-Qaeda phone calls the day after Iraq’s even more successful December...

John Kerry is responding to the President's speech this morning, and I may be mistaken, but did he just out and out call the President a liar??

(snip) Before the Democratic National Convention, when Kerry threw out the first pitch of a Sox-Yankees game, Schilling yelled "Go Bush" to political reporters who were still in the Red Sox locker room after Kerry had departed. (snip)

In his blog today, Michael Moore blasted Democrats and called for them to 'stop shaking like a bunch of nervous ninnies' . Moore describes the Democrats as a pathetic party and called John Kerry a lousy candidate. Of course, his rant was filled with his usual attacks on the Republican Party and our President. One thing to note is that Moore hoped that John Kerry's "inner soldier/protester come out" so that it can "defeat the forces of evil we now so desperately face" Is Michael Moore really calling for the return of a full blown John "Fonda" Kerry? The protester...

<p>July 8, 2003 -- JOE Lieberman's new press secretary has an unfortunate moniker. Lieberman's old flack, Dan Gerstein, has left to head up the senator's presidential campaign, and his replacement is Matt Gobush. "How funny is that?" laughed one politico. "The man who will be quoted most often as Lieberman runs against [President] Bush has a name that basically wins it for the Republicans." Indeed, Gobush used to work for Al Gore.</p>

Breaking News:: WASHINGTON (AP) President Bush files for re-election with the Federal Election Commission, White House officials say.