When somebody asks you, sir, about the cooked books and faked threats you foisted on a sincere and frightened nation; this advice, Mr. Bush: Shut the hell up!
-- Keith Olbermann, melting down on MSNBC Wednesday night.
GAY MARRIAGE COULD MEET 'CONSPIRACY OF SILENCE' ON CAMPAIGN TRAIL:
Does the California Supreme Court's gay marriage decision put the presidential candidates in a pickle?
DEMOCRAT THRILLS N' CHILLS:
Kathleen Parker wonders where what happened to the lip lock when John Edwards endorsed Barack Obama.
OBAMA'S DRIVER'S LICENSE DILEMMA:
Despite watching Hillary get raked over the coals last fall for supporting Eliot Spitzer's licenses for illegals program, Barack Obama has decided to adopt the same position.
A DIFFERENT TAKE ON BUSH'S ISRAEL SPEECH:
A fabulous piece in the Jerusalem Post says the cynics are wrong about George W. Bush.
TELL GE WHAT YOU THINK ABOUT OLBERMANN "COLD-BLOODED KILLERS" COMMENT:
General Electric is MSNBC's parent company. Email them here.
INSURGENTS USE 8-YEAR-OLD AS SUICIDE BOMBER:
Maybe Keith Olbermann should read this story and then tell us who the real cold-blooded killers are.
SEAN PENN SENDS WARNING TO BARACK OBAMA:
Being interviewed at the Cannes Film Festival, Sean Penn made it clear that he is not a fan of Barack Obama, saying he has a "phenomenally inhuman and unconstitutional" voting record.
-- Laura Ingraham, announcing the adoption of her daughter Maria Caroline.
Harry Reid: "I'm really not worried at all. I think we have two great candidates. We started this campaign with six great candidates. Two are left, and it's going to be over after June 3rd. Remember, Clinton didn't cinch the nomination till June 2nd, so it's not as it we haven't had experience with a late nomination cinch."
May 15, 2008
Patsy Cline: Crazy
Rob Thomas
John Mayer: Stupid Mouth
The View: Face for the Radio
Four Non Blondes: What's Up
Long Wave: Tell Me I'm Wrong
The Cars: You Might Think
Bill Ray Cyrus: Stand
Phil Vassar: It's My Life
Vince Gill: Take This Country Back
Survivor: Eye of the Tiger
Patricia Vonne: Blood on the Tracks
