December 14, 2005

  • A bit about me and a bit more about Tom DeLay

    I'm going to be presenting part of our product with our customers at work today.  I'm pretty confident and am (strangely) not really nervous.  Me and my wife (and our dog) are going to San Antonio to be with her family for Christmas this year (my family lost their chance, see previous posts). 


    I've donated a care package to the USO in honor of one of my college buddies fighting over there - on the recommendation of Al Franken, that liberal troop-hating communist moonbat, who has just left with the USO to go entertain the troops in Iraq, Afganistan, and places elsewhere.  Supposedly, Franken and fellow liberal radio host Ed Schultz, will be on the armed forces radio to be the "anti-American" voice to counteract the "American" voices like Rush Limbaugh (who is making money off the troops with his Adopt a Soldier Program and has recently said that torturing terrorist suspects in Abu Ghuraib is just the troops "having a good time...blow[ing] some steam off")


    On the Tom Delay front, Crooks and Liars pointed me to this AP article...  It seems that DeLay's prosecutor, DA Ronnie Earl has issued subpoenas for two subsidiaries of Wilkes Corp, a defense contractor who bribed Former Rep. Randy "Duke" Cunningham.  One of these subsidiaries, Perfect Wave, donated $15,000 to the fundraising committee that DeLay's accused of using to launder money to illegally give corporate money to legislative candidates.  Thus two individuals in the Republican party's "Culture of Corruption"™ are linked (just wait for the $5.4 million Jack Abramoff indictment, soon to come, for links to DeLay and almost every Republican in power).  By the way, the Republican's weren't even trying to hide their criminal acts... Look at Cunningham, the evidence was so blatant and overwhelming that he even plead guilty (after claiming innocence before the investigation).


    On yet another note, I recently heard President Nixon's Speech on Vietnamization (Nov 3,1969).  It is eerily similar to Bush's recent speaches, see here.  Jerry Springer had the audio, I'll link it when I can find it again....Update: here it is...

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