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Courtesy of IMAO, we have this tidbit from Andrew Sullivan's website…
Somebody at the State Department was in rare form.

So Hussein didn't support terrorism, huh?

With apologies to T-Bone Stankus…
Littlepeoplelittlepeoplelittlepeople alll arouuuund me!

Non-traditional polling at its best. There are advantages to this one beyond just the cell-phone-only people: it provides a time lapse average instead of a snapshot in time (say, following a debate) and therefore is more likely to reflect opinions of large groups over the long term, and not instantaneously. Imagine it like the slope of a line: the slope over a range is generally more indicitive of the slope than the instantaneous slope at any point (assuming, of course, that the line itself jiggles and wiggles up and down a lot.) Plus, the sample is millions of people.
I'm really not doing well at phrasing my thoughts tonight. Must be the trying to do the 20th Century Political Ideologies test this afternoon.

Telling. Judging by the proportion of attacks on Dems compared to Republicans as of late, this is probably accurate.

Not suprising. Another lie by John Kerry small enough that virtually nobody in the news world will pay attention to it.

And YOU probably think living in rural Pennsylvania is BORING!

… and MORE vandalism…

…and there's always this…

Add this to the previous lists of attacks on Bush/Cheney headquarters…