Yahoo! News – Man Wins 2nd $1 Million Scratch-Off Game

AP reports:

“DEXTER, Mich. – Russell Tanner better stay inside during a thunderstorm, because if somebody has a chance of being struck by lightning, it’s him.

The 78-year-old Dexter resident won his second $1 million scratch-off lottery game last

WaPo numbers are in and they don’t look good for the Democrats trying to turn Abu Ghraib into votes.

“A large majority of Americans believe that embattled Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld should not resign over the Iraq prison scandal,

I have a few irons in the fire today, and likely won’t be putting up a bunch of things until tnonight, when I have a chance to read the Rumsfeld Transcript.

The New York Post opines today:

“The latest line from Turtle Bay is that the Oil-for-Food mess isn’t really a scandal at all, just an anti-U.N. plot inspired by ‘right-wingers’ – or, alternatively, by former Iraqi exile Ahmed Chalabi.
Those

Here’s a picture of the President that the left would rather you didn’t see

“He worked the line at a steady campaign pace, smiling, nodding and signing autographs until Prince spoke:
‘This girl lost her mom in the World Trade

Ann Coulter does it again: :

“Over in the alternative universe of the 9/11 commission hearings watched only by me, Richard Ben-Veniste recently proposed an amazing new standard for investigating Arabs in this country. In the middle of haranguing Condoleezza

QandO, speaking of the tourtue cases in Iraq:

“Although, naturally, Mr. Kennicot wants these Army cowboys strung up.

This also brings up an interesting question. If Mr. Kennicot’s standard is correct, then couldn’t I declare that, since the 9/11

QandO, speaking of the tourtue cases in Iraq:

“Although, naturally, Mr. Kennicot wants these Army cowboys strung up.

This also brings up an interesting question. If Mr. Kennicot’s standard is correct, then couldn’t I declare that, since the 9/11

QandO, speaking of the tourtue cases in Iraq:

“Although, naturally, Mr. Kennicot wants these Army cowboys strung up.

This also brings up an interesting question. If Mr. Kennicot’s standard is correct, then couldn’t I declare that, since the 9/11

QandO, speaking of the tourtue cases in Iraq:

“Although, naturally, Mr. Kennicot wants these Army cowboys strung up.

This also brings up an interesting question. If Mr. Kennicot’s standard is correct, then couldn’t I declare that, since the 9/11

QandO, speaking of the tourtue cases in Iraq:

“Although, naturally, Mr. Kennicot wants these Army cowboys strung up.

This also brings up an interesting question. If Mr. Kennicot’s standard is correct, then couldn’t I declare that, since the 9/11

QandO, speaking of the tourtue cases in Iraq:

“Although, naturally, Mr. Kennicot wants these Army cowboys strung up.

This also brings up an interesting question. If Mr. Kennicot’s standard is correct, then couldn’t I declare that, since the 9/11

QandO, speaking of the tourtue cases in Iraq:

“Although, naturally, Mr. Kennicot wants these Army cowboys strung up.

This also brings up an interesting question. If Mr. Kennicot’s standard is correct, then couldn’t I declare that, since the 9/11

QandO, speaking of the tourtue cases in Iraq:

“Although, naturally, Mr. Kennicot wants these Army cowboys strung up.

This also brings up an interesting question. If Mr. Kennicot’s standard is correct, then couldn’t I declare that, since the 9/11

QandO, speaking of the tourtue cases in Iraq:

“Although, naturally, Mr. Kennicot wants these Army cowboys strung up.

This also brings up an interesting question. If Mr. Kennicot’s standard is correct, then couldn’t I declare that, since the 9/11