Archive for August, 2004
Watched Arnold. “Don’t be economic girlie-men?” Hi-larious. The Bush twins were painful to listen to, so I didn’t for most of it. Could they have been more stilted? I listened to some of Laura’s speech, nothing really of substance, but I wasn’t listening and I muted it eventually to listen [...]
That’s what I want to do at the moment. How many times can Guiliani lie in one speech?
It’s infuriating.
Kristol just said Guiliani wrote his speech himself. With a large helping of Bush campaign propaganda, apparently.
Fox seems to be surprisingly free of liberal perspectives on the Republican convention. Actually, it’s really not surprising, [...]
ZNet has a list of slogans from signs at the RNC protests. Some of the better ones:
Four More Months
George W. Bush is proof that you don’t have to grow up to be President
Texans Against Bush
He ain’t no damn Texan
Who would Jesus bomb?
Let’s not elect him this time either
This is what you get for electing [...]
You’ve seen the video of Ben Barnes saying he got Bush into the Guard while Lt. Governor of Texas. There’s just one problem, as noted by Blogs for Bush: He was Lt. Governor in 1969, not 1968.
Does this mean he’s lying, that he didn’t get Bush into the Guard? Well, I’m inclined to [...]
I saw two homeless people here in Bozeman today, which is two more than I remember seeing in the two previous years I’ve been here.
In the parts of Montana I’ve been to lately, I can’t remember seeing any Kerry, Bush, Nader, or Libertarian campaign yard signs. I have, however, seen two signs for Michael [...]
Here. Also linked in my reading list.
I hate viruses. And I seem to have one. It seems like the System32 virus, seeing as I have multiple iexplorer.exe processes (but no windows). Hijackthis, Ad-Aware, Spybot, Panda Online, and AVG have failed to rid me of it. I can’t think of anything else.
UPDATE: Oh! I think I got [...]
Tomorrow I head back to school. Which I’m quite happy about. There’s so much more to do over there and I think my classes will be interesting this semester (International Relations saved me last semester from going completely crazy).
In other news, you may have noticed that I’m reading the NIV version of The [...]
There’s a speech from Laura Bush up at Shrub’s website. Some interesting parts:
I’m proud that in my husband’s administration, there are more women in senior positions than in any other previous administration. (Applause.) Dr. Condoleezza Rice advises the President on foreign policy and Margaret Spellings is in charge of domestic policy. That means in [...]
