Get ready for all the Freeper types to be polishing up their Google skills.

It looks like they've already begun.

In an astounding reversal of nearly a century of policy, evidence gained as a result of torture can now be used in court.

Thats a nice way to start, isn't it.

Are you such a dreamer
To put the world to rights?
I stay home forever
Where two and two always makes up five

I lay down the tracks
Sandbag and hide
January has april's showers
And two and two always makes up five

Its the devil's way now
There is no way out
You can scream it, you can shout
It is too late now

Everyone loves pictures. Funny photographs and websites often get emailed or IM'd around on "the internets." The rethuglicans frequently do this.

Let's fight back with all the green-eyeshaded power that we can.

Post the best sites/pictures you've got in this thread.

The Freepers are pissing their pants over some random websites that I've never heard of calling the new Bush memos forgeries.

Where are they getting images of the documents? I can't seem to find images of them anywhere.

For anybody that wants them, email me to be invited to Gmail.
I have three invites left. First three to email me gets invited. Be sure to include your Dkos name.

Last week, the Census Bureau released statistics showing that for the first time in years, poverty had increased for three straight years, while the number of Americans without health care increased to a record level.[1] But instead of changing its economic and health care policies, the Bush administration today is announcing plans to change the way the statistics are compiled. The move is just the latest in a series of actions by the White House to doctor or eliminate longstanding and nonpartisan economic data collection methods.

Slashdot has an article up about a major flaw in Diebold voting machines that are being used in at least three dozen states.

Anticipating the release of devastating new poverty and health care statistics, the Bush administration today took the extraordinary step today of trying to bury the numbers. Specifically, the Administration had its top political appointee at the Census Bureau release the numbers a month earlier than usual, during the August congressional recess when many reporters and Americans take their summer vacations. The rescheduling of the announcement also means that the bad numbers will not come out in September immediately after the Republican National Convention, when they have traditionally been released.

I'm looking for help from the dKos community... Does anybody know of origanizations that provide assistance for individuals that are being arrested in the new bout of xenophobia going around (i.e. Arabs taking tourist pictures)?

Any help or information would be great.

Thank you in advance.

I just received a response from the FCC. Read it below.

Wtf...

SmarterChild (8:41:50 PM): Robots don't really get involved in politics...

Here are the updated results of my election poll:

So far, I've asked 13,242 people who they want to win in November.

50.00% of respondents (6,621 people) chose John Kerry and 50.00% of respondents (6,621 people) chose George W. Bush.

John Kerry:      ]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]] 50.00%
George W. Bush:  ]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]] 50.00%

There's an interesting article over at The Nation about how David Cole was on The O'Reilly Factor.

Looks like he got him pretty good. Too bad ol' Bill had to delete the good parts before it would air.

If anybody wants to file a formal complaint against Fox News for their unedited XXX picture, go here.

You can file one electronically with this form or by sending an email here.

Written complaints should be directed to:
Federal Communications Commission Enforcement Bureau
Investigations and Hearings Division
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Washington, DC 20554

Perhaps it is just me, but I've been noticing a subtle change in neo-con Republicans.

The classic stance that they've had has always been simple: their agendas are veiled behind a "compassionate" exterior. Lately, however, that veil has been starting to fade away.

Most people who read this site would think that, if the neo-cons and their agendas were exposed for what they actually are, most Americans would not agree with them and it would be the end of neo-cons holding public office.

This BBC story is already making the rounds.

Look for this to be the foothold of the day for the "Pro-Lifers" out there.

If they can't win by law, they're trying for the win on emotion.