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  • MSNBC: Murtha Is 'Personal Attack' Victim, As Murtha Insults Rove's 'Fat Backside'

    06/17/2006 10:39:21 AM PDT · by Coop · 100 replies · 2,736+ views
    MSNBC/Newsbusters ^ | 6/17/06 | Brad Wilmouth
    On MSNBC's Countdown show on Friday, substitute host Brian Unger featured a softball interview with Democratic Congressman John Murtha during which Unger queued up Murtha to attack the Bush administration's Iraq policy and Republican critics. The Countdown host bolstered Murtha's credibility by referring to his war record and labelling him a "traditional hawk" while he discredited White House advisor Karl Rove by negatively labelling him as a "partisan attacker trying to squash discussion about Iraq," and proclaimed "the Swift-Boating of the 2006 election has begun." ...Murtha: "Well, it's just, it's a slogan. That's all. Here's a guy [Rove] sitting on...
  • New Mexico governor declares border emergency to free up funds

    08/12/2005 4:06:05 PM PDT · by general_re · 97 replies · 2,436+ views
    Associated Press ^ | Aug 12, 2005 | Associated Press via KVOA
    Gov. Bill Richardson on Friday declared an emergency in four New Mexico counties along the border, an action that lets him free up money to be spent on everything from fighting drug smuggling to fencing a livestock yard. The executive order, issued after Richardson toured the area around Columbus, makes $750,000 immediately available to Dona Ana, Luna, Grant and Hidalgo counties. He pledged an additional $1 million. The money will aid state and area law enforcement efforts, fund a field office for the state Office of Homeland Security and help build a fence to protect a Columbus-area livestock yard where...
  • Separated at birth: Kerry and Bigfoot

    08/19/2004 10:01:30 PM PDT · by spycatcher · 20 replies · 522+ views
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