Oh, and about the Niger Yellowcake:

February 17, 2006 latimes

Niger Uranium Rumors Wouldn't Die
By Bob Drogin And Tom Hamburger, Times Staff Writers

WASHINGTON

 

Cheney said it was "one of the worst days of my life," while accepting full blame for the accident and defending his decision to delay the public disclosure until the next day.

 

I am so glad I could contribute the term "cock-goblin" to this thrilling debate!

I think our quarry is slightly confused when presented with facts.... WE GOT'M on the RUN NOW BOYS!!!

 

And then there's always the Republican retreat:

Ethics Scandals Cast Shadow on GOP Retreat
By Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer

CAMBRIDGE, Md.

 

February 11, 2006 latimes

Abramoff's Charity Began at Home

The lobbyist admits he used nonprofits to evade taxes, pad his pockets and bribe officials.

By Chuck Neubauer and Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writers

WASHINGTON

 

[rant] All of my ing aside, I'm about as centrist as can be. I don't like the bleeding heart, tree-hugging, orange-shirt-birkenstock-and-spandex-wearing liberals (bastards keep spending my tax money so another Southwestern Detroit whore can keep her crackbaby) any more than I like the shoot-em-up, bible-thumping, gaybashing, NMLB right-wing 'publicans. Fuck 'em all; pave everything under that can be so I've got lots of autocross/racing surfaces, and let Mother Nature take over Florida so I can go home to my swamp without getting the urge to take down a few blue-hairs and anything wearing mouse ears. [/rant]

 

!!!!!!!!!!!!! That was AWESOME!

 

Now back to my

 

CHEERS!

 

Spying Inquiry Blocked by GOP

# The Senate intelligence chair buys time, saying the White House is open to legislation on Bush's surveillance program. Many are doubtful.

By Greg Miller and Maura Reynolds, Times Staff Writers

WASHINGTON