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February
2007
Democrats Plan Bill To Limit U.S. War Mission
February 22,
2007
Who Is Mike Gravel?
February 22, 2007
The former
Senator from Alaska is waging a populist, anti-war
campaign for the Democratic presidential
nomination. Gravel served in the Senate from 1968 to
1980, where he strongly opposed the Vietnam War and
was known for his 1971 filibuster that forced the
Nixon administration to move towards ending the draft.
Jury Deliberations
Continue In Scooter Libby Trial
February 22, 2007
Prince Harry Goes To
War
February 22, 2007
Edwards, Giuliani
Leading In Iowa
February 22, 2007
A new poll
shows John Edwards and Rudy Giuliani to be the early
favorites for next January’s Iowa caucuses. Giuliani
leads Sen. John McCain 29% to 22% for the GOP
nomination. On the Democratic side, Edwards is in the
lead at 24% with Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack
Obama tied for second at 18%.
Dems Hold First Candidate Forum
February 22, 2007
Clinton
Attacks Obama Over Donor
February 21, 2007
Hillary’s
camp came out swinging after tough talk from David
Geffen the movie mogul and former Clinton fundraiser
who is now an Obama supporter. Geffen told NY Times
reporter Maureen Dowd: "Not since the Vietnam War has
there been this level of disappointment in the
behavior of America throughout the world, and I don't
think that another incredibly polarizing figure, no
matter how smart she is and no matter how ambitious
she is -- and God knows, is there anybody more
ambitious than Hillary Clinton? -- can bring the
country together.”
Martial Law Made Easy!
February 21, 2007
One of the
last acts of the GOP Congress was to weaken laws
limiting the use of the US military on American soil.
McCain Apologizes For
Criticizing Rumsfeld
February 21, 2007
Blair Announces UK
Troop Reductions In Iraq
February 21, 2007
Virtual Reality
Therapy For Traumatized Soldiers
February 21, 2007
Deplorable
Conditions At Walter Reed
Military Hospital
February 20, 2007
Senators Barack Obama and Claire McCaskill respond
by introducing legislation to improve conditions at
the "crown jewel" of military medical facilities.
Iraq Amputee Excluded From Bush Photo-Op
February 20, 2007
BBC:
Blair To Announce Troop Pullout From Iraq
February 20, 2007
Romney A Recent Convert To The NRA
February 20, 2007
Supreme Court Throws
Out $79 Million Tobacco Verdict
February 20, 2007
Iran Demands Nuke
Talks With No Preconditions
February 20, 2007
McCain
Calls For Overturn Of Roe
February 19, 2007
Trailing a
surprisingly strong Rudy Giuliani in early polls, John
McCain is desperately trying to shore up his
credentials with anti-choice activists. Speaking in
South Carolina, the state where Bush stopped McCain in
the 2000 GOP contest, the Arizona senator vowed to
overturn Roe v. Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision
that protects individuals from government interference
in personal decisions about reproduction.
66 Killed In India
Train Bombing
February 19, 2007
Bahamas Official Quits
Over Anna Nicole Scandal
February 19, 2007
The Bahamian
Immigration Minister resigned after pictures surfaced
of the government official cuddling on a bed with Anna
Nicole Smith. The minister had reportedly fast-tracked
Smith’s residency application and the growing scandal
threatened to play a role in the upcoming general
election.
Disney Loses Copyright
Case Over Winnie The Pooh
February 19, 2007
China Welcomes Year Of
The Pig
February 18, 2007
The world’s
largest country celebrated the lunar new year today,
ushering in the Year of the Pig. The pig is one of
the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac. Individuals
born under this sign are said to be
polite,
honest, hardworking, loyal and lucky. Chinese
astrologers predict a year of tension and conflict.
Anna Nicole Latest
Victim Of Playboy Bunny Curse?
February 18, 2007
UN To Fight Killer
Asteroids
February 18, 2007
New Orleans Celebrates Mardi Gras
February 18, 2007
Dead Man Sits In Front
Of TV For A Year
February 18, 2007

Britney Goes Nuts?
February 17, 2007
Bush Forcing Out Experienced US Attorneys, Replacing
With Political Cronies
February 17, 2007
GOP Filibuster Stops
Senate Resolution On Iraq
February 17, 2007
Former Dem Sen. Breaux
Considering Louisiana Governor Race
February 17, 2007
With Governor Kathleen Blanco doing poorly in the
polls, former Louisiana Senator John Breaux is
seriously considering jumping into the race. Trailing
GOP front-runner Bobby Jindal, the man she beat in
2003, Blanco may step aside for the respected and
popular Breaux.
2008 Race Breaking New
Ground
February 17, 2007
According to The Christian Science Monitor "the 2008
presidential field presents a veritable cornucopia of
potential firsts -- a woman, an African-American, a
Hispanic, a Mormon, and, representing the attribute
perhaps most sensitive for discussion, a top contender
who would be the oldest person ever to assume the
American presidency." Really? Is age the most
sensitive topic in America?
Italy Orders CIA
Agents Tried For Kidnapping Terror Suspect
February 17, 2007
An Italian judge has ordered 26 Americans believed
to work for the CIA to stand trial for kidnapping a
man off a Milan street in 2003. The victim
claims he was taken to an air base near Venice, flown
to Germany and then to Egypt, where he was held and
tortured for four years. He was set free earlier this
week by an Egyptian court that called his detention
"unfounded."
Dodd Quietly Raising Big Bucks In White House Bid
February 17, 2007
House
Rejects Bush Troop Increase In Symbolic Vote
February 16, 2007
Scottsdale Schools
Shut Down After Batman Sighting
February 15, 2007
Google Bows To Chinese
Censorship
February 15, 2007
Gore Announces
Concerts To Raise Global Warming Awareness
February 15, 2007
Eleven GOP Congressmen Reject Bush Troop Surge
February 15, 2007
FBI Investigating
Nevada Governor For Bribery
February 15, 2007
Al
Franken To Run For Senate
February 14, 2007
Comedian and political
commentator Al Franken said on Wednesday he will seek
the Democratic nomination to run for the U.S. Senate
seat now held by Minnesota Republican Norm Coleman.
Former Bush CIA Official Indicted For Taking Bribes
February 14, 2007
Scalia's Daughter
Arrested For DUI, Child Endangerment
February 14, 2007
Anti-US Cleric Flees
Baghdad For Iran
February 14, 2007
Giuliani
Worried About His "Weirdness Factor"
February 13, 2007
North Korea Nuke
Deal In the Works
February 13, 2007
GOP splits over
North Korea negotiations as Condoleezza Rice welcomes
breakthrough but former UN Ambassador John Bolton
calls the agreement fundamentally flawed.
Australian
Leader Attacks Obama
February 13, 2007
Barely a day into his presidential campaign, Illinois
Sen. Barack Obama was attacked by a Bush ally from
another hemisphere, Australian Prime Minister
John Howard. The Aussie leader declared Obama the
terrorists' favorite candidate. Obama noted that
Australia has only 1400 troops in Iraq and challenged
Howard to send another 20,000 Australian troops to
match his rhetoric. No word on when the Australian
"surge" might begin.
Romney To Announce Candidacy At Henry Ford Museum
February 12, 2007
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney is set
to officially declare his candidacy for the 2008 GOP
presidential nomination at a museum dedicated to
automobile pioneer Henry Ford. Jewish groups are
protesting due to Ford's history of
anti-Semitism.
Washington Post
Reporter Learned About Plame From Ari Fleisher
February 12, 2006

Obama Uses Lincoln Site To Launch Presidential
Campaign
February 11, 2007
Yesterday, Illinois Senator
Barack Obama launched his presidential campaign with a
speech before the Old State Capitol in Springfield,
where Abraham Lincoln served eight years in the state
legislature. Across the street is Lincoln’s old law
office and just a few blocks away tourists walk
through Lincoln’s home. Everywhere, the comparisons
between the two tall, prairie politicians were
inescapable.
Putin Says US Making
World Unstable
February 11, 2007
Back in 2003, President Bush
returned from his first meeting with Russian President
Vladimir Putin and pronounced him straightforward and
trustworthy. “I
looked the man in the eye. I was able to get a sense
of his soul” Bush said. But now Putin
accuses the US of pursuing an illegitimate foreign
policy, forcing other countries to develop a nuclear
deterrent and making the world less stable.
Giuliani “Not Sure” If
He Announced Presidential Candidacy
February 11, 2007
Former New York Mayor
Rudolph Giuliani spoke to the California GOP yesterday
about “the kind of president I will want to be.” He
ended the speech
saying: "You get to decide
who that leader is going to be. I wish you would
decide on me." But afterwards, asked when he would
announce his candidacy, Giuliani responded: "If you
go back to my speech, I think I may have. I'm not
sure."
McCain Blames
Afghanistan Problems On NATO
February 11, 2007
Senator McCain came to the
Bush Administration’s defense again Saturday, blaming
the failure to defeat the Taliban in Afghanistan on
NATO rather than on Bush’s diversion of military
assets from Afghanistan to the Iraq war effort.
Bush Proposes Cuts To
PBS Budget, Increase In War Propaganda Spending
February 11, 2007
Rove In Hot Water Over
Immigration Comments
February 11, 2007
White House guru Karl Rove
explained the Bush’s guest
worker program and immigration policy on Thursday by
saying, "I don't want my 17-year-old son to have to
pick tomatoes or make beds in Las Vegas."
Pelosi Airplane
Complaints Payback For Five-Day Workweek
February 11, 2007
The GOP attacks on Speaker
Pelosi’s request for a plane that could travel
cross-country without stopping to refuel are payback
Bush's
Uncle Linked To Options Lawsuit
February 9, 2007
Head Of Cartoon Network Resigns
February 9, 2007
Defense Report Says Pentagon Manipulated Pre-War
Intelligence
February 9, 2007
Anna Nicole Smith Dies Suddenly
February 8, 2007
Prosecution Rests In
Scooter Libby Trial
February 8, 2007
Bush Purging Federal
Prosecutors
February 8, 2007
Seven Rebel GOP
Senators Demand Debate On Iraq
February 8, 2007
Senate Confirms Casey
As Army Chief Of Staff
February 8, 2007
GOP Congressman
Threatens Bush With Impeachment Over Jailed Border
Patrol Agents
February 8, 2007
Clinton Leads Giuliani In New York
February 7. 2007
Texas Gov Orders New Vaccine for Girls
February 7. 2007
Chinese Seeking Greater Influence In Africa
February 7. 2007
2008: The Billion Dollar Election
February 7. 2007
Russert
Rebuts Libby Testimony
February 7, 2007
GOP Stops Senate From
Debating War Escalation
February 6, 2007
Lieberman Proposes Tax To Pay For War
February 6, 2007
Rev. Ted Says He's
Cured
February 6, 2007
SF Mayor Seeks
Treatment For Drinking Problem After Affair With Aide
Rocks City Hall
February 6, 2007
Taliban Plans New Offensive In Afghanistan
February 5, 2006
McCain, Clinton Early Favorites In
Oklahoma
February 5, 2006
McCain
Hires Politicos He Once Slammed As "Dishonest And
Dishonorable"
February 4, 2007
Giuliani: "A Real Good Chance" I'm Running For
President
February 4, 2007
New Hampshire Polls Put McCain and Clinton In The Lead
February 3, 2007
Bush Wants Another $100 Billion For War Costs
February 2, 2007
GOP Senate Leadership
To Filibuster Iraq Resolution
February 2, 2007

Obama Announcement
Expected Feb. 10th
February 2, 2007
McCain Donors
Include Financier Of Swift Boat Attacks
February 2, 2007
Giuliani Courting
Arnold and California GOP
February 2, 2007
Biden Campaign
Stumbles Over Obama
Comments
February 1, 2007
Iran Remains Defiant
On Nukes
February 1, 2007
SF
Mayor Admits Affair With Aide
February 1, 2007
Al Gore Nominated For
Nobel Peace Prize
February 1, 2007
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