Manic‘s done it again. Spot on, and to be watched in full. Update: Oh, and while you’re at it, check out American Politics 101 – the facts, ma’am, and nothing but the facts… Update 2: Let’s keep a positive mental … Continue reading →

E-day minus 4 and it’s the home straight for BC and KE ’04. Kerry looks worried, dragging former President Clinton from his hospital bed. However, despite the infamous wolves ad, which leapt out of the GOP camp last week, Bush … Continue reading →

“What you say on the Internet can affect your real life. Due to what I said online, I now have an FBI file. And due to certain policies that a certain administration has instituted, I could now be placed on … Continue reading →

Yep, 58,000 postal votes in Florida have disappeared. That’s FIFTY-EIGHT THOUSAND. In a state which was won in 2000 by just 537 votes. The US postal service inspectorate has said they find it “highly unlikely” that so many could simply … Continue reading →

Colorado, with 9 electoral college votes, is another closely-fought swing-state, which makes these reports of voting problems rather worrying: “People in several of the most populous counties in Colorado (Arapahoe, Denver, El Paso and Jefferson) will be voting on touch-screen, … Continue reading →

Well that‘s going to improve people’s faith in the EU isn’t it? The system is, in any case, a bad one, and this is just going to underline the point further. More on this whole sorry affair here, here, here, … Continue reading →

I believe in President George W. Bush. I’ve always believed him. I believe the president invaded Iraq to secure liberty and democracy for the Iraqi people. I believe he had compelling evidence that Iraq was a significant threat to America … Continue reading →

Bush says His Party is Wrong to Oppose Gay Civil Unions. Oh, sorry – that must have been another US President George W Bush who wanted to amend the US Constitution to ban this then… (Yes, I know that technically … Continue reading →

According to the Washington Post, the Bush administration is planning on asking for an extra $70 billion to help fight the “war on terror” should they be voted back into office. This would push the total cost of the war … Continue reading →

Via blogging newcomer Cruella, a case study of what everyone feared would probably happen: “Kim Griffith voted on Thursday� over and over and over. “She’s among the people in Bernalillo and Sandoval counties who say they have had trouble with … Continue reading →

Via Manic, back from his hols and putting on a last week burst at Bloggerheads comes PoliticalStrategy.org’s Top 35 trends that say Kerry will take the White House in November. Dear God, let this not just be yet more wishful … Continue reading →

Charlie Brooker, TV scheduler of choice, writes a rather near-to-the-bone TV review in The Guardian’s A5, throwaway listings mag, The Guide. It’s astonishingly insulting and very funny. Only this week’s column’s musings on George Bush – “John Wilkes Booth, Lee … Continue reading →

Via TomPaine.com comes 101 facts about the Bush administration, all with sources linked. It makes for unsurprisingly enraging reading. Why are people still planning on voting for this guy? Some choice facts: 1. The Bush Administration has spent more than … Continue reading →