The failure of the Bush Administration is obvious. All the 'spin' can't put a good face on this administration. The change in the White House Press Secretary is obvious. This will be Bush's third. I believe Fleisher is still at the Department of Agriculture and author of a hideous book. McClellan will probably follow in his steps.
"My days with The War President."
Rove was a good choice to terminate. As far as I am concerned he has been termintaed. But, you have to remember, Republicans are never terminated, they only disappear out of the public eye. The termination of Rove is obvious. He has been running a campaign since the run for office as Governor. It's never stopped. He belongs at the top of the Republican Party Campaign. As a matter of fact it will be the perfect place for him when he is indicted for outing a CIA agent along with Cheney and Bush.
The House of Bush has always been a House of Cards and it's collapsing.
Keep the perspective. The Turth always prevails and stands when all else fails.
I'll stay in front of the television awhile but I think I' am calling it a week. I have family that needs me.
Thursday, April 20, 2006
This is the current UNISYS satellite. (Click on the word UNISYS for motion.) Infrared. Noted twin vortices. Noted the severe turbulence over the Mid-Atlantic. Noted the turbulence of clouds forming a large 'reverse' vortex over Mexico like the edge of a hurricane. Noted the severe turbulence over South America. It won't be long now.
Come people, get over this. It's real. It's not going away. Get rid of the oil in your life.
Update 1: The Nation's Weather
http://www.forbes.com/home/feeds/ap/2006/04/19/ap2682475.html
Heavy snow on Wednesday crippled the northern Plains, while severe rain storms plagued the Southeast.
As much as 20 inches of snow blanketed the area near Harding, S.D., and wind gusts of 68 mph cut visibility to near zero.
A few more inches of snow were expected in the region. Heavy rain raised the risk of flooding in Alabama and Georgia, and a tornado was reported near Hogansville, Ga.
Generally clear skies spread across much of the rest of the nation. The Northeast saw temperatures into the upper 70s, and parts of Texas reached nearly 100 degrees.
Temperatures in the Lower 48 states Wednesday ranged from a morning low of 5 degrees at Yellowstone Park, Wyo., to a midday high of 96 in Laredo, Texas.
http://www.forbes.com/home/feeds/ap/2006/04/19/ap2682475.html
Heavy snow on Wednesday crippled the northern Plains, while severe rain storms plagued the Southeast.
As much as 20 inches of snow blanketed the area near Harding, S.D., and wind gusts of 68 mph cut visibility to near zero.
A few more inches of snow were expected in the region. Heavy rain raised the risk of flooding in Alabama and Georgia, and a tornado was reported near Hogansville, Ga.
Generally clear skies spread across much of the rest of the nation. The Northeast saw temperatures into the upper 70s, and parts of Texas reached nearly 100 degrees.
Temperatures in the Lower 48 states Wednesday ranged from a morning low of 5 degrees at Yellowstone Park, Wyo., to a midday high of 96 in Laredo, Texas.
White House shakeup continues as Karl Rove gives up some duties, Scott McClellan resigns
Wednesday, April 19, 2006, 11:30 a.m.
http://www.tfponline.com/absolutenm/templates/breaking.aspx?articleid=879&zoneid=1
Rove's White House duties cut
WASHINGTON, April 19 (UPI) -- Karl Rove, a long-time adviser to U.S. President George Bush, is leaving his White House post to focus on the politics of the upcoming elections.
Rove was a key force in both of Bush's campaigns for president and, after the 2004 election, was made a deputy chief of staff for policy.
The Washington Post said Rove will be working on the elections next November. Democrats believe the current unpopularity of Bush makes it possible for the minority party to take control of Congress.
Bush and Rove have worked together since the president's run for governor in Texas.
The change was seen as part of the White House realignment set up by the change to Josh Bolten as chief of staff. Bolten took over the position last Friday.
The Post said Rove's White House position is likely to be taken by Joel Kaplan, currently deputy White house budget director.Copyright Political Gateway 2006© Copyright
United Press International 2006
http://www.politicalgateway.com/news/read.html?id=8089
Tori Clark would be perfect. She has 'mind speak' down so well she looks like she is on Anti-Psychotics. Karl Rove was responsible for the falsification of documents regarding Niger. Rove doesn't 'coordinate'policy, he 'creates' it. Rove and his spin is mostly mute.
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Duke?
I think we need to resolve to keep an open mind. There are undoubtedly issues. There is always 'the carrot and skick'' promise of a lawsuit by the victim. That isn't all of it. This young woman provided a service to a group of young men that were supposed to be above reporach. Obviously they are not. The media blitz was the worst idea the defendants ever had. Trying to corrupt the 'imiage' surrounding the victim and setting up a Pre-Defense by releasing information regarding DNA testing was an attempt to bring pressure on the Prosecutor to drop the case. It was the worst strategy. It further hurt the victim . That strategy was less than humble or forgiving. It served to exacerbate the demand for justice. The Duke Shadow of 'priviledge seems to be a bit weighty on this issue. That shadow will be dealt with, if nothing else comes of this case the void between the community and Duke will be clearer. If the entities can fill that void is yet another issue. The community has to be willing and Duke available for change.
Wednesday, April 19, 2006, 11:30 a.m.
http://www.tfponline.com/absolutenm/templates/breaking.aspx?articleid=879&zoneid=1
Rove's White House duties cut
WASHINGTON, April 19 (UPI) -- Karl Rove, a long-time adviser to U.S. President George Bush, is leaving his White House post to focus on the politics of the upcoming elections.
Rove was a key force in both of Bush's campaigns for president and, after the 2004 election, was made a deputy chief of staff for policy.
The Washington Post said Rove will be working on the elections next November. Democrats believe the current unpopularity of Bush makes it possible for the minority party to take control of Congress.
Bush and Rove have worked together since the president's run for governor in Texas.
The change was seen as part of the White House realignment set up by the change to Josh Bolten as chief of staff. Bolten took over the position last Friday.
The Post said Rove's White House position is likely to be taken by Joel Kaplan, currently deputy White house budget director.Copyright Political Gateway 2006© Copyright
United Press International 2006
http://www.politicalgateway.com/news/read.html?id=8089
Tori Clark would be perfect. She has 'mind speak' down so well she looks like she is on Anti-Psychotics. Karl Rove was responsible for the falsification of documents regarding Niger. Rove doesn't 'coordinate'policy, he 'creates' it. Rove and his spin is mostly mute.
1012
Duke?
I think we need to resolve to keep an open mind. There are undoubtedly issues. There is always 'the carrot and skick'' promise of a lawsuit by the victim. That isn't all of it. This young woman provided a service to a group of young men that were supposed to be above reporach. Obviously they are not. The media blitz was the worst idea the defendants ever had. Trying to corrupt the 'imiage' surrounding the victim and setting up a Pre-Defense by releasing information regarding DNA testing was an attempt to bring pressure on the Prosecutor to drop the case. It was the worst strategy. It further hurt the victim . That strategy was less than humble or forgiving. It served to exacerbate the demand for justice. The Duke Shadow of 'priviledge seems to be a bit weighty on this issue. That shadow will be dealt with, if nothing else comes of this case the void between the community and Duke will be clearer. If the entities can fill that void is yet another issue. The community has to be willing and Duke available for change.
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