Key Al Qaeda Operative Captured in Iraq

Reuters is repoting some good news tonight:

“LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (Reuters) – An al Qaeda operative with close ties to the suspected mastermind of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks was captured last week in Iraq, President George W. Bush said

Cold tommorow. Usually, that means a bad turn out. Add that to the trend of the last few primary races, which has been trending down, and you get the idea this is going to be the smallest turnout yet.  Results

AP says: “Dow Hits 31-Month High, Rises 134 Points”

It was the index’s highest finish since June 21, 2001, when it closed at 10,715.43.

If you’re into the screen saver thing, you may want to check out the MER Screen Saver. Says the site:

Explore – Every time your screen saver is activated, the latest daily status reports and image updates will be

I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky.

— Bill Clinton, 1/26/98

Yahoo! News – Howard Dean Says Iraqis Worse Off Now:

Let’s dismantle him with a few of his own quotes on the subject.

“‘You can say that it’s great that Saddam is gone and I’m sure that a lot

365Gay.com is running a story regarding what they think is a serial killer, who seems to targeting male homosexuals in the Tampa area.

Now, how quickly, I wonder, will this stuff fall off the front pages when the killer turns

Bill Hobbs points out, via HobbsOnline:

“What the press – and Democrats seeking to unseat Bush – will be discussing in the hours and days ahead is the CBO’s projection of a $477 billion deficit for the year, which

Apparently, the Democratic Underground is getting nervous. Check the new Terms of Service just posted over the weekend:

4. Broad-brush statements about all or some of the supporters or opponents of any Democratic Primary candidate are forbidden. Don’t paint people

Matt Hoy asks a question as regards Kerry’s constant blather about a ‘fraudulant coalition’.

“Sen. John Kerry again repeated his mantra that the United States went to war in Iraq with an ‘illegitimate coalition.’ Kerry has also used the term

The Telegraph says this morning that:

“David Kay, the former head of the coalition’s hunt for Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction, yesterday claimed that part of Saddam Hussein’s secret weapons programme was hidden in Syria.”

What have I been saying

The Wall Street Journal has up today, an article by Stephen Sherman which goes into some of the details I mention in this week’s BIT about John Kerry.  Says SHerman:

In his book “Stolen Valor,” B.G. Burkett points out that