"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Some interesting headlines from today's news means another fab day for
Presidummy Bush:

Rove's Future Role Is Debated
White House May Seek Fresh Start In Wake of Leak

Critics See Ammunition In Alito's Rights Record

Food Stamp Cuts Are On Table
House Plan Would Affect 300,000

Rebellion Against Abuse in US Prisons Abroad:
Policies on Terrorism Suspects Come Under Fire
Democrats Say CIA's Covert Prisons Hurt U.S. Image;
U.N. Official on Torture to Conduct Inquiry

South Americans' Discontent Portends a Chilly Reception for Bush

Open Up, Mr. President

Ex-Cheney aide to appear in court
Libby expected to enter not guilty plea

In case you haven't heard it, most people consider the main stream media to
be very liberal minded. Most of their stories are opinions and not actual
news events.

On Thu, 03 Nov 2005 09:11:58 -0500, Harry Krause wrote:

offen rong wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...

Some interesting headlines from today's news means another fab day for
Presidummy Bush:

Rove's Future Role Is Debated
White House May Seek Fresh Start In Wake of Leak

Critics See Ammunition In Alito's Rights Record

Food Stamp Cuts Are On Table
House Plan Would Affect 300,000

Rebellion Against Abuse in US Prisons Abroad:
Policies on Terrorism Suspects Come Under Fire
Democrats Say CIA's Covert Prisons Hurt U.S. Image;
U.N. Official on Torture to Conduct Inquiry

South Americans' Discontent Portends a Chilly Reception for Bush

Open Up, Mr. President

Ex-Cheney aide to appear in court
Libby expected to enter not guilty plea

In case you haven't heard it, most people consider the main stream media to
be very liberal minded. Most of their stories are opinions and not actual
news events.




Really?

Hmmm.

It's only an opinion that Libby is appearing in court today?

It's only an opinion that Bush's visit to South America will set up
substantial protests?

Silly boy

His 'most' was on the money.

--
John H

"The trouble with our liberal friends is not that they're ignorant:
It's just that they know so much that isn't so."

Ronald Reagan