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Interview with Harry MacDougald the Atlanta lawyer who's initial questioning of the validity of the Killian documents exposed the flaw CBS report about George W. Bush's National Guard Service.

Is it really shocking for commercials to use actors? According to ABC News, yes. A headline for the ABCNews.com article trumpeted, "Koch Brothers Ad Attacking [Democratic Senator] Mary Landrieu Uses Paid Actors." Rather than investigate the continued failings of ObamaCare, writer Jordyn Phelps hyped the fact that the commercials sponsored by the Koch brothers feature stand-ins, writing, "But the people in the emotion-evoking ad are not Louisianans at all; they are paid actors." Phelps continued, "The ad shows a number of people, who appear to be Louisianans, opening their mail to find a letter stating that their health care policy...

The survey followed 13,000 high school students who were sophomores in 2002, and checked in with them in 2012 to see where are they now. Some of the results are: -10% living with roommate(s), prompting fellow millennial Katy Waldman to write an embarrassing Slate article bearing the headline, "More 27-Year-Olds Live With Parents Than Roommates" -53.8 percent made less than $25,000 from employment in 2011 -40% had been unemployed for one or more months since January 2009 -13% reported they were neither working for pay nor taking postsecondary courses -60.2 % of those who had enrolled in college, reported they...

Looking for "Pajama Patrol Badges" or who ever made them about 2004. Any Help you can give me I would appreciate it. Thanks

Craigslist's founder wants to change the news paradigm with high-tech grassroots journalismInterviewed by John McManus Craig Newmark is an entrepreneur whose no-frills Web listing service, Craigslist.org, has since 1995 come to dominate the classified advertising market in the Bay Area and dozens of other cities around the world. By offering almost all services for free, he may well be responsible for depriving newspapers such as the San Francisco Chronicle and San Jose Mercury News of millions of dollars a year in advertising. Even as traditional sources of news -- or "mainstream media" -- struggle to compete with the Internet, however,...

Pajama Party...Dan Rather officially resigns as anchor of CBS News. cartoon by FReeper IPWGOP (aka Linda Eddy) click here for really large version This is an email-able, copyright-ready graphic you can use in emails, on blogs, in flyers, on posters... anything that's noncommercial.

Yes, there were others, but "snaparazzi," "stalkarazzi," "vlogging," "freegan" and "Joementum" just didn't make the cut. Here's FOXNews.com's list of the wackiest catchphrases we found ourselves actually saying in '04: SNIP Flip-Flopper He really, really didn’t want this nickname (and even tried to joke his way out of it during the debates), but thanks to Team Bush, John Kerry (search) became inextricably associated with a plastic beach shoe. And his detractors had a lot of fun using the term over — and over — and over again. SNIP Economic Girly Men In the heat of the election, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger...

"Listen, you name it......money....sex....anything."

Hey, how about someone making "Pajama People T-shirts" for us? Anyone doing this?

--- Operation Pajama Watch --- A proposal for FReepers to Monitor & Report Directly from the Field During Election Day 2004 Remember the CNN/CBS attempts to derail voting in the Florida panhandle in 2000? The cries of Election Fraud & Disenfranchisement? Lost Ballot Boxes & Uncounted Military Votes? We know that the left has never let go of the big lie that GW "stole" the election, and we can easily anticipate that on Election Day 2004 the dirty tricks will come fast and furiously from the kool-aid krowd. It's time to unleash the power of the Vast Right Wing Pajama...

I goofed up my earlier thread pretty badly... kept adding the graphics/cartoons. I hope you all don’t mind if I honor another Freeper’s request to put these together on a thread. Thanks!! Linda!By the way, these are "copyright-ready" so you can copy and use them in emails, on blogs, on flyers, signs... anything that's noncommercial.