Friday, October 07, 2005
 Another indication that Bush may "marry" several of his sycophantic women in ceremonies performed by one his death cults such as Skull & Bones. From AmericaBlog 10/05/2005: "While I'm sure lots of "single" people wear what appear to be wedding bands on their left hand ring-finger, uh, well, actually, I don't know a lot of single people who do that.
This is an enlargement of the now-infamous Aug, 6, 2001 photo, above, of Miers - what you see if her left hand.
We enlarge, you decide.
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And that's not all. Get this coded message DNC Chair Howard Dean slipped us during an appearance on MSNBC's Hardball Oct. 6 2005: "MATTHEWS: Do you believe that the president can claim executive privilege?
DEAN: Well, certainly the president can claim executive privilege. But in the this case, I think with a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court, you can't play, you know, hide the salami, or whatever it's called. He's got to go out there and say something about this woman who's going to a 20 or 30-year appointment, a 20 or 30-year appointment to influence America. We deserve to know something about her.
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Does this remind you of anything? It reminds me of the then National Security Advisor Condoleeza Rice, who explained the 9/11 whitewash commission that this memo really said nothing important at all. Which is why it was redacted on release, right, Condi? Harriet will explain that's just the executive privlege. Don't forget this item from the Intelligencer column in New York magazine April 26, 2004Political Conversation: Condi’s Slip
A pressing issue of dinner-party etiquette is vexing Washington, according to a story now making the D.C. rounds: How should you react when your guest, in this case national-security adviser Condoleezza Rice, makes a poignant faux pas? At a recent dinner party hosted by New York Times D.C. bureau chief Philip Taubman and his wife, Times reporter Felicity Barringer, and attended by Arthur Sulzberger Jr., Maureen Dowd, Steven Weisman, and Elisabeth Bumiller, Rice was reportedly overheard saying, “As I was telling my husb—” and then stopping herself abruptly, before saying, “As I was telling President Bush.” Jaws dropped, but a guest says the slip by the unmarried politician, who spends weekends with the president and his wife, seemed more psychologically telling than incriminating. Nobody thinks Bush and Rice are actually an item. A National Security Council spokesman laughed and said, “No comment.”
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