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Is anyone really surprised by this little revelation?

Or by this one? Anybody with any sort of reasonable intelligence or rational thinking ability has know this for quite a while.

Perhaps this whole war thing was simply Bush's attempt to make up for the military time he didn't do? It's fairly clear that he managed to duck out of his committment there, why are we so surprised at his lackluster dedication to committment now?

An interesting idea, but how can we do it? Is there a precedent in place for the voting population to overturn a Supreme Court decision? If so, why wasn't that procedure undertaken when Bush was given the white house? I'm not entirely sure what he's suggesting - how do you overturn a Supreme Court ruling?

11 electoral reforms that could transform our voting process. Since we've never truly experienced fair & equal elections, ya gotta wonder what it would look like...

The 2004 spending bill is on its way to smirkboy. Reading through the few comments included in this article is somewhat discouraging. When you see the words "well, I didn't like some of the provisions but we had to move on it" you KNOW there's some shit in there that'll eventually hit the fan. But not before some political whoremongers get really really rich from it...

For those who are interested in the *big* multinationals - here's a good site to check out.

This is cool! More power to webkids!

For those of us who like personality tests