Year: 2004

After an acrimonious and difficult election campaign, the American Electoral System has put forth the proposition that George W. Bush lead the country for four more years. One of the president’s first appointments is Condoleezza Rice as Secretary of State. This choice means that Bush intends to conduct his dogmatic

Sinclair Broadcasting has cropped up once again in the news media over plans to air the virulent Anti-Kerry documentary “Stolen Honor”. Sinclair Broadcasting runs and operates 62 television stations accross the United-States including several ABC stations. Six months ago, this same broadcaster banned its affiliates from carrying Ted Koppel’s Nightline

Our Oldest Enemy: A History of America’s Disastrous Relationship with FranceJohn J. Miller[1], has decided to embark upon a new endeavour: to publish a book to further Bash France and the French. Miller is well known for his talent as a polemicist, but he probably wasn’t sufficiently versed in abstruse

According to Webster’s Dictionary, a jackass is “a conceited dolt; a perverse blockhead”. It is now a matter of record that George W. Bush’s believes that Jacques Chirac is a “heavy, stupid fellow; a blockhead; a numskull; an ignoramus; a dunce; a dullard”.

“Kerry would let Paris decide when America needs defending. I want Bush to decide.” – Senator Zell Miller

The 2004 Presidential election campaign is well underway across the United States and the telltale signs of a deeply divided America are everywhere. As George W. Bush and John Kerry are locked in a fierce battle for the American presidency, the rhetoric is getting louder and nastier than ever. While

Political lightweight Dennis Miller might still consider running for the US Senate, but in the meanwhile when not rehearsing with his chimp Mowgli, the comedian now performs his routine before George W. Bush’s appearances as in Ashwaubenon Wisconsin.

France’s U.S. Embassy blasted Colorado Gov. Bill Owens Monday for making “unfortunate and ill-informed” jokes about the French. Giving a keynote address Saturday at the Michigan Republican Party Convention, Owens joked, “You know why they planted those big trees along the boulevard in Paris? So the invading armies could march