Saturday, October 14, 2006
"Meet the Press"
U.S. Ambassador John Bolton will be interviewed by Tim Russert on "Meet the Press" this Sunday.
The topic du jour will be this past week's nuclear devise test by North Korea, and how the United Nations might respond. Hopefully, Russert will also ask Bolton how White House policies have failed to contain Kim Jong-II's nuclear ambitions.
Bush toadies claim it's all Clinton's fault; you see, when Clinton was president, North Korea was cheating. Oh, that's right, with Bush, they're not cheating. They might be openly and blatantly telling the United States to kiss their Asian nuclear butt but...that's a total different thing; and much more preferable in Bush's upside down world of alternative reality.
Russert will continue to host debates between Senate candidates. This week Rep. Mark Kennedy, R-MN., will face Amy Klobuchar, the Democratic Senate candidate.
This is an open race in Minnesota that was vacated when Democratic Sen. Mark Dayton decided to retire; and the debate should be a lively one!
The topic du jour will be this past week's nuclear devise test by North Korea, and how the United Nations might respond. Hopefully, Russert will also ask Bolton how White House policies have failed to contain Kim Jong-II's nuclear ambitions.
Bush toadies claim it's all Clinton's fault; you see, when Clinton was president, North Korea was cheating. Oh, that's right, with Bush, they're not cheating. They might be openly and blatantly telling the United States to kiss their Asian nuclear butt but...that's a total different thing; and much more preferable in Bush's upside down world of alternative reality.
Russert will continue to host debates between Senate candidates. This week Rep. Mark Kennedy, R-MN., will face Amy Klobuchar, the Democratic Senate candidate.
This is an open race in Minnesota that was vacated when Democratic Sen. Mark Dayton decided to retire; and the debate should be a lively one!
// posted by Howling Latina @ 11:13 AM 
