Monthly Archives: February 2006

Away for a bit…

Hello my dear constant Imaginary Readers, I’m afraid it is I that shall become ‘imaginary’ for a time.  There are some pressing issues in my life that need dealing with, and an opportunity that promises to be an adventure.  The … Continue reading

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Poem: “The Banquet”

Today’s poem The Banquet The long table is set             with a great multitude of dishes Foods both savory and exotic             as far as one can see The spiced smells hint at deliciousness             yet do not convey the … Continue reading

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Finding one’s Guru

Hello my dear Imaginary Readers, If you’ve been reading this blog over the last year, you might think that my primary focuses are: Political commentary, particularly from my own progressive/liberal point of view Creative writing and poetry Technology and gadget … Continue reading

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Just in case you forgot–

According to the NY Times report, the White House knew on August 29th that the levies in New Orleans had broken and that Katrina was causing incredible havoc and destruction. Meanwhile, our President decided to go here instead: President Bush … Continue reading

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Methinks Mr. Fitzgerald’s been busy

Okay, a couple points about the following piece: NATIONAL JOURNAL: Cheney ‘Authorized’ Libby to Leak Classified Information (02/09/2006) Cheney ‘Authorized’ Libby to Leak Classified Information Vice President Dick Cheney’s former chief of staff, I. Lewis (Scooter) Libby, testified to a … Continue reading

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A (White) House Built on Lies

NY Times:  White House Knew of Levee’s Failure on Night of Storm – New York Times In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, Bush administration officials said they had been caught by surprise when they were told on Tuesday, Aug. 30, … Continue reading

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Poem: “Indecision”

Tonight, you folks get a poem. Indecision Suspended between choices stay or go or something in between Not enough data points to make an informed decision Not enough faith to take the leap, to commit Ask the heart what it … Continue reading

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The Fairy Dust and Sparkles Budget

WaPo: White House Briefing — News on President George W Bush and the Bush Administration Fantasy Budget In the coverage of President Bush’s proposed $2.77 trillion budget this morning, reporters are making no bones about the fact that it bears … Continue reading

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The bigger Plame picture

John Dickerson over on Slate has written a two-part story on his own involvement in the Valerie Plame outing case.  Most folks who have any knowledge at all about the case have heard oodles about Matt Cooper — but few … Continue reading

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This Little Piggy seems to be perspiring…

Insight Rove counting heads on the Senate Judiciary Committee The White House has been twisting arms to ensure that no Republican member votes against President Bush in the Senate Judiciary Committee’s investigation of the administration’s unauthorized wiretapping. Congressional sources said … Continue reading

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