Billions for Iraq; no money to let a sky marshall sleep overnight.

From MSNBC.com
In an apparent reversal of policy, the Transportation Security Administration will immediately begin scheduling air marshals back on cross-country and international flights, MSNBC.com has learned. The move comes less than 24 hours after MSNBC.com reported that air marshals were being pulled from those flights because of budget problems associated with the costs of overnight lodging for the marshals.

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Free* Country

"My co-worker, Craig, says that we should probably be thankful the FBI takes these things seriously; I say it seems like a dark day when an American citizen regards reading as a threat, and downright pitch-black when the federal government agrees. "

Read an article, get visited by the FBI.

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OMG, he's our president

"Sorry, Ramzi, if I got it wrong." Unfortunately the transcript doesn't get the two mis-pronunciations I heard. Also note the kind coments about the Saudis.

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Ok, but a lot of them are flakes

More candidates for governor.

"It reminds me of going to the circus and seeing this little car going into the arena and you couldn't believe how many clowns were able to come out of it," Torres said.

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They're not all flakes

Allan Shore (a client) is running for Governor.

Arianna Huffington might run. If the choice is between her or Issa....

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I still like this guy

Howard Dean, on Slate.

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Weird keep getting weirder.

Want to be governor? You're not alone.

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Not since Richard Nixon have the Reps. put up such law abiding citizens.

SF Chronicle: Rep. Darrell Issa was arrested twice on illegal-weapons charges, including an incident in Michigan that led to a misdemeanor gun conviction....

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iTunes, the Movie

The entire iTunes Library.

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Frankly, I wish George would sleep with an intern, just so he'd have something else to think about.

Paul Krugman, from the New York Times...
"...our insistence on launching a war without U.N. approval has deprived us of useful allies. George Bush claims to have a "huge coalition," but only 7 percent of the coalition soldiers in Iraq are non-American — and administration pleas for more help are sounding increasingly plaintive.

How serious is the strain on our military? The Brookings Institution military analyst Michael O'Hanlon, who describes our volunteer military as "one of the best military institutions in human history," warns that "the Bush administration will risk destroying that accomplishment if they keep on the current path."
Thanks JD

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