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Friday Night Multimedia Extravaganza!

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Thom: The Good, the Bad, and the Very, Very Ugly.

David Shuster: How FAUX News got the Secret Service bus story wrong.

Thom: FAUX News doesn’t know jack about economics.

More Rotting NewsCorpse:

Christine O’Donnell gets all weird and walks out of a CNN interview.

Thom: How Republicans avoid angry constituents…outsourcing?

Jon does Michael Steele.

Koch Brothers Exposed:

Seattle’s Hempfest arrives.

White House: West Wing Week.

Ann Telnaes: The New Media censorship.

Thom: What happened to compassionate conservatism?

Ed: Hannity Psychotalk on unemployment.

The Libertarian Floating Petri Dish Dream:

Young Turks: More town hall heckling.

Sam Seder: Missouri Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder’s strip club problem.

Liberal Viewer: FAUX News on Texas’ prayers answered.

Thom: more Good, Bad and Very, Very Ugly.

ONN: Supreme Court rules first amendment does not apply to one annoying man.

The Republican Primary Nut House:

Newsy: Bill Clinton goes vegan.

Sam Seder: Who is the Tea Party?

Thom: Darrel Issa and the Lobbyists.

Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma shoots up his way to Worst Person in the World.

Highlights of Obama’s Rural Economic Tour:

Jon: hose money grubbing fat cat poor people:

Tweety: Coburn’s racist attack on Obama, and other crazy sideshows events.

SCTV: Eco-Maniac.

On Wisconsin:

Young Turks: Is Allen West Harriet Tubman?

Thom: The Good, the Bad, and the Very, Very Ugly.

Last week’s Friday Night Multimedia Extravaganza can be found here.

Comments

  1. 1

    Jon Stewart nailed it. Raise taxes 2% on the wealthiest Americans? Chicken feed, so why bother? Close loopholes on private jets? Chicken feed. Tax the poor who have nothing to spare? Damn straight! Go for it! Damn the poor and and their $60 microwave ovens. How dare they own something! The poor and their meager possessions. That’s what’s really wrong with America. The poor have too much.

  2. 2

    Why didn’t Darryl cover the Daze of Rage coming soon to Wall Street in September. Will any HA DUMMOCRAPTS be there?

    US Day of Rage Guidelines for Non Violent Civil Disobedience

    Individual or group actions that endanger the physical well-being of other demonstrators should not be done. Generally actions that might endanger the safety of others at the demonstration include:

    1. physical violence directed against others, including the police, spectators and demonstrators.

    2. actions that cause panic such as running and throwing rocks

    3. bringing weapons or anything that can be construed as a weapon to the demonstration site; weapons include but are not limited to: guns, knives, nail files, mace, letter openers, scissors, etc.

    4. Don’t touch police officers. It’s assault and it’s a felony.

    Now why are all these rules necessary for a “peaceful” gathering? Because they know DUMMOCRAPTS are anarchists and freaks at heart!

    At Glenn Beck’s Rally last year there were no rules just real people peacefully meeting! Even the cops were amazed! I posted their comments last year. Ask your HA arschloch for them!

  3. 3

    Why didn’t Darryl cover this one?

    We are calling on our supporters to help us write a handbook for online, civil disobedience akin to the handbook traditionally used to train individuals participating in traditional non-violent civil disobedience demonstrations.

    It seems there is a “job” for misogynist rujax or the HA arschloch!

  4. 4

    Since this is Darryl’s post and he has a decoder ring, I’m sure at least he’ll know WTF the hate-filled loon is blathering about. For the rest of us it’s just more nonsensical babble from a hate-filled loon.

  5. 5

    I’m only allowed 5 minutes a day on the computer while recovering from Thursday’s surgery, so here’s today’s 5 minutes:

  7. 7

    Cheap Labor Dep’t

    The latest gimmick of rich business people to reduce worker to virtual slavery and get away with it is importing foreign students under the guise of “cultural exchange” and making them work in U.S. sweatshops for $1 an hour.

    And if you get caught, put the finger at someone else:

    “Although the students worked at a plant handling Hershey Company products, a Hershey spokesperson referred questions this week to the company that runs the plant, Exel Inc. A spokesperson from Exel in turn referred HuffPost to the company that supplies the labor, SHS Staffing Solutions. And an SHS spokesperson referred HuffPost to the non-profit that handled the students’ visas, the Council for Educational Travel, USA, or CETUSA.”

    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/.....31411.html

    Roger Rabbit Commentary: Before you buy Hershey candy, think about where it came from.

  8. 8

    That’s it for today — Nurse Battleaxe is ordering me back to bed! I’ll see you anti-
    American wingnut traitors again tomorrow — that’s a promise!! Unless I’m dead or unconscious.

  9. 9

    Heh. That’s funny about Allen West sending Arlan West to..

    to..

    to..

    the Plantation???

    WAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

  11. 11

    Thanks, Roger.

    I’ve been moved of late by the donations matching the $12.97 donation of four kids who held a lemonaide/cookie sale for Rachel. The individual donations to Rachel’s charity are usually modest, averaging only $40, and many of them are just kids busting open their piggy banks. But they’ve added up to something wonderful and Rachel’s last birthday wish will change the world for the better, if only by just a little bit.

    I pray that there’s a heaven if only so that Rachel can know what her wish has done to restore a faith in humanity in so many people across the globe, including myself. And I pray that she knows that her selfless birthday wish has made a huge difference in the lives tens of thousands of children for whom clean drinking water was only a dream.

  12. 12

    $12.97 08.20.11 Matching the wonderful efforts the kids did with the lemonade cookie stand. As a mother I can only hope that I can teach my children what is truly important. Samantha you are a vision. Rachel is impacting this world generations over. Love you all

  13. 13

    “I’ll see you anti-
    American wingnut traitors again tomorrow — that’s a promise!! Unless I’m dead or unconscious.”

    Let’s hope for the former over the latter. The sooner the rodent is gone, the better!

  15. 15

    @14 So what if he is? WTF is that to you? Will you then hope Darryl dies too, like you just did with Roger?

  16. 16

    @15,

    No, I don’t have any particular hatred for Darryl. He’s OK in my book. Now the rodent – well, that’s another story. The rodent is a dick with ears because he’s an arrogant fucking know-it-all who thinks he’s better than anybody else on the planet.

    On another subject, though, do you usual suspects get the impression that Obama is the second coming of Jimmy Carter? It certainly seems like it because Obama doesn’t seem to have much of a backbone.

  17. 17

    Look, you were here when I showed up a few years ago. So you’re either taking a very, very long time to make a really stupid point, or you’re dumber than a fucking stump because everybody here but you and your friend Dickwad knows that Darryl is a professor at the U.

    Roger is a better man than you. If you had even a lick of sense, you’d wish yourself dead first.

  18. 18

    PI is definitely not as bad as some of the other raving right wing loons we’ve had here over the years.

    But he’s still pretty obnoxious.

    And he can’t or refuses to think beyond over simplistic repetitive glibertarian bromides.

    The rabbit is a pretty good thinker who’d I’d take warts and all, heads and shoulders over any right winger who’s come here.

  19. 19

    @14. Politically Incorrect spews:
    Hey Darryl, are you that archeology guy from the U-Dub?
    ———————————
    He is The Absent-Minded Professor, somehow he managed to misplace all of his cross-cultural studies;

    “How Rob McKenna is like Santorum
    by Darryl, 06/08/2011, 5:56 PM
    For what it is worth, the American Anthropological Association—you know, the folks who study humans and their cultures, cross-culturally and historically—take exception to both Santorum’s and McKenna’s narrow, conservative view of marriage and family:

    The results of more than a century of anthropological research on households, kinship relationships, and families, across cultures and through time, provide no support whatsoever for the view that either civilization or viable social orders depend upon marriage as an exclusively heterosexual institution. Rather, anthropological research supports the conclusion that a vast array of family types, including families built upon same-sex partnerships, can contribute to stable and humane societies.”

    So Professor, show us those cross-cultural studies that support same-sex marriage, you must have numerous examples of Asian and African cultures where same-sex marriage is legal. It couldn’t possibly be limited to Western liberalism, could it? You wouldn’t falsify the research, would you?

  20. 20

    At Glenn Beck’s Rally last year there were no rules just real people peacefully meeting!

    Most were either the geriatric crowd with 4 wheel walkers, or too massively obese to move very fast – either way, not much potential for mayhem of the vandalism variety.

  21. 21

    @16

    No, I don’t have any particular hatred for Darryl. He’s OK in my book. Now the rodent – well, that’s another story.

    Why do you insist on displaying your bottomless fucking stupidity? Oh yeah, you’re a Republican.

    For the umpteenth time, shit-for-brains, Roger Rabbit is a LAGOMORPH, not a rodent.

    You’re probably a young earth creationist and global warming denier as well, nach. Dipshit.

  22. 22

    Aaaaahh! A love song to the hate-spewing loon’s favorite state,

    Texas:

    Texas is doing slightly better than other states for two reasons: they’ve been swiping jobs from other states by dangling subsidies and tax breaks for wealthy business owners while offering terrible conditions for wage earners, and ballooning the roster of low level state employees (Neither one would work as a national job strategy, especially for a politician hell-bent on cutting government spending). The end result is an employment rate that’s a little better than the national average and a giant population of workers with no other option except near starvation wages.

    I’m one of them. I’m living the “Texas miracle”. I work for one of the best software companies in America, I came with a college degree and 20 years of experience as an entry-level employee, mid level manager, and successful senior executive in the field I currently work in. I make about $24,000 a year and there are virtually no chances, at least where I work now, for a meaningful promotion any time soon.

    http://freethoughtblogs.com/zi.....s-miracle/

    Notice that the hate-spewing cretin of these comment threads (Puddydope) does not live there.

  23. 23

    I wonder what strange, fucked-up-in-the-head excuses a hate-filled loon would come up with for his not having moved to Somali…, er, Texas. If he just needs ticket fare, a one-way trip out of here is on me.

  24. 24

    Notice that the hate-spewing cretin of these comment threads (Puddydope) does not live there.

    And your worthless point is arschloch?

    ROTFLMBBAO!

    You don’t have a point. So sad, so sad! You need to appear in each thread making another worthless comment.

  25. 25

    Libya Update

    Republicans seem to be against overthrowing fascist dictators who kill Muslims (see, e.g., GOP opposition to Clinton shutting down the Serbian genocide in Kosova without a single U.S. combat death, and GOP opposition to getting rid of Libya’s Gadhafi — a thug who ordered the destruction of a U.S.-flagged airliner with 190 AMERICAN citizens aboard), so they probably won’t like this, but Libyan rebels have captured a key coastal city and launched an attack against Tripoli itself.

    Gadhafi has proved remarkably resilient, so I hesitate to predict his imminent demise, but — with the help of NATO air support, and Inshallah, (Allah willing) — Libya will be free. Long live the Arab Spring!

    Of course, our Republican friends don’t necessarily want freedom for Libyans, or any other Muslims; they’d just as soon that whole crowd were suppressed. But whether they like it or not, the despots of the Arab world are falling like dominoes, and Gadhafi’s fall is inevitable. His government, sustained by the oil money that pays mercenaries, has a limited shelf life. Mercenaries always abrogate their contracts when the employer is on the verge of bankruptcy — you can buy a trigger finger, but loyalty can’t be purchased at any price.

    I know some of my liberal friends are against the death penalty in all cases. I hope they’ll understand that my difference of opinion on this is an honest one. I’m compelled to admit that I’m not as possessed of arrogance or self-assurance as our friend Politically Incorrect gives me credit for; I have much self-doubt. Perhaps my emotions get the better of my intellect at times. That said — let’s get it out of the way — nevertheless I take satisfaction from the fact that Mussolini’s enemies hung that bastard, and on an admittedly visceral plane, I hope Gadhafi stretches a rope from a lamp post in downtown Tripoli within the next week or so. I simply feel, at a gut level, that motherfucker has it coming to him. And that the world will be a better place without him, just as it is a better place without Saddam (another Muslim killer).*

    [* We have a problem here. Our wingnut friends were big cheerleaders for the war that killed Saddam. (Never mind the 4,000+ AMERICAN lives that went *poof!* to solve what was essentially an Arab Problem.) This is out of character for them. After all, he was killing Muslims, and our wingnut friends are in favor of that, are they not? Something’s out of kilter here. As Lucy would say, they’ve got some ‘splaining to do.]

    So, yeah, I hope the rebels win, but not only that, I hope they kill that motherfucker. He’s a killer, a terrorist, a murderer of innocent Americans, and he deserves to be killed. As far as I’m concerned, Lockerbie was an act of war, and dictators who start wars aren’t necessarily entitled to trials (see, e.g., Hitler), although we’ll give them one out of our own conscientious impulses (see, e.g., the Nazis we gave fair trials at Nuremberg before hanging ’em).

    Yeah, I think there are people who deserve to be dead, and need to be dead, and I also think Gadhafi is one of those. Disagree with me if you wish. We’re all friends here, we can have honest disagreements about things. I hope that bastard swings from a lamp post, and the quicker the better. But that’s just me. I guess that just comes from the fact I used to be a Republican before I wised up and became a liberal.

    Oh, and by the way, charges against a 19-year-old kid who ran over a 49-year-old black guy with his car have been upgraded to capital murder and a hate crime, which means the kid could get the death penalty. I say give him a fair trial and let’s see where it goes from there — in principle, I’m not against executing racists who kill people for being black in all cases, it depends on the facts of the case.

  26. 26

    In other news, General Electric has successfully tested a much cheaper method of enriching nuclear fuel by using lasers that could make it possible for terrorists to build nuclear bombs in garages.

    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44.....ork_times/

    Roger Rabbit Commentary: Hey, I’m not worried, the faster you humans annihilate yourselves the sooner we rabbits get to take over this place.

  27. 27

    Guns Don’t Kill People Dep’t

    “Two men were shot and wounded in the parking lot of Candlestick Park after a preseason NFL game Saturday night between the San Francisco 49ers and the Oakland Raiders, police said.

    “The shootings occurred shortly after the 49ers’ 17-3 victory, police Sgt. Michael Andraychak said.

    “A 24-year-old man was treated at San Francisco General Hospital with life-threatening injuries, and a 20-year-old man was hospitalized and was expected to survive, Andraychack told The Associated Press.”

    http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/.....ports-nfl/

    Roger Rabbit Commentary: WTF, the GOPers are right, we don’t need to regulate guns; the faster you humans get rid of each other, the sooner we rabbits can take over this place.

  29. 29

    I wish Obamacare was around when Herman Cane had cancer, so that we could prove Herman correct. That big old Bigot. See it doesn’t matter what color you are to be a Republican, the only thing that matters is that you be a bigot to be part of that party.

  30. 30

    @27 probably a bunch of heteroesexuals, who think a gun is an extension of their penis. They love to murder, rape and be thieves. Just look at Hemran Cane – being a black guy is a choice for him.

  31. 31

    Just thought I’d take the time to thank Goldy and HA for being allowed the opportunity of free speech, not all Blogs or Comment Boards, particularly the large media organizations, practice free speech, such as CNN.com. Thanks Goldy.

  32. 32

    African American Flash Mob ransacks a convenient story in Germantown, MD – Herman Cane says it wasn’t a choice, it was just African Americans being themselves.

  33. 33

    Speaking of guns…

    I was driving in my neighborhood (QA) the other day, and in front of me at a stop sign was the funniest thing I’ve seen in a while.

    It was one of those mini-SUVs like a RAV4, not sure which one.
    What caught my eye was a bumper sticker – “Home of the Free, Because of the Brave”, which led my eye to the WA license plate: “GODNGUN”.
    Next to that was the requisite NRA sticker, and finally, over on the right side, “BECK ’08”

    I just laughed. And laughed and laughed. The poor pasty middle-aged motherfucker was just too stoopid to be angry at.

    What really is going to make me laugh is when I call the Dept of Licensing tomorrow and complain that that plate offended my with its endorsement of religion and violence, and I see if I can get them to pull it. That will really make my day.

  34. 34

    @33 Someone at DOL will be in trouble for letting that one slip through in the first place.

    Of course, the most famous WA license plate of all time was this one:

    FCKNXN

  35. 35

    Perry’s Culture Of Corruption

    The closer the media looks at Perry’s Texas, the more it smells.

    “Over three terms in office, Mr. Perry’s administration has doled out grants, tax breaks, contracts and appointments to hundreds of his most generous supporters and their businesses. And they have helped Mr. Perry raise more money than any politician in Texas history, donations that have periodically raised eyebrows but, thanks to loose campaign finance laws and a … political culture dominated in recent years by Republicans, have only fueled Mr. Perry’s ascent. ‘Texas politics does have this amazing pay-to-play culture,’ said Harold Cook, a Democratic political consultant.”

    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44.....ork_times/

    Roger Rabbit Commentary: Last week, we learned the jobs Perry brags about are government jobs supported by big-gummint spending. This week, we’ve learned that Perry keeps the Texas GOP well-funded by trading taxpayer money for campaign donations.

    We’ll see how long this presidential contender stays in the race. So far, he hasn’t survived the first week of media scrutiny.

  36. 36

    Republicans aren’t against all taxes. They’re only against taxing the rich. They want to raise taxes on the working poor:

    “Many of the same Republicans who fought hammer-and-tong to keep the George W. Bush-era income tax cuts from expiring on schedule are now saying a different ‘temporary’ tax cut should end as planned. …

    “The … extension they oppose … helps the 46 percent of all Americans who owe no federal income taxes but who pay a ‘payroll tax’ on practically every dime they earn. …

    “‘It’s always a net positive to let taxpayers keep more of what they earn,’ says Rep. Jeb Hensarling, ‘but not all tax relief is created equal for the purposes of helping to get the economy moving again.’ The Texas lawmaker is on the House GOP leadership team.”

    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44218846/ns/politics/

    Roger Rabbit Commentary: Yeah, right — it’s okay to tax away wages that buy food because starvation will force low-wage workers to work second and third jobs (at even lower wages), which boosts employment.

    This makes abundantly clear what Republicans are all about: Protecting special privileges for the rich and hating on America’s working poor.

    What a bunch of asshats. Why would anyone vote for these cretins?

  37. 37

    @35
    Not the least bit surprising.
    Republicanism is a form of feudal, quasi-fascist keptocracy.
    It’s all about sequestering power in as few hands as possible, and keeping it in a circle of cronys and lackeys. It’s about personal power and wealth, and fucking over the community in general.

    These people are fiends. And worse, the yahoos who the fiends convince to vote against their own self interest, usually because of racism or religionism, or some other form of us-versus-them and fear.

  38. 38

    I was watching “To Kill a Mockingbird” last night – what a great movie.

    I was struck by the poor white versus poor black dynamic that underlies the film. I reminded me of the dynamic in our culture where people self-identify with those much wealthier than themselves, against all data, and usually to the detriment of the poorer person thinking that they’re going to be wealthy some day. (Fat chance.)

    It struck me that the slave-holder class in the South was likely pretty small – slaves were very expensive, and represented significant capital, in purely economic terms. Poor whites would have been cut out of that economic engine entirely. The small slice of wealthy likely owned all the slaves.

    Yet the racism and apartheid were enforced at all levels, and the poor whites, who would be more likely to come into contact with blacks on a person-to-person basis in the first place, were central in enforcing and reenforcing the caste system, particularly after the Civil War. (The formal Civil War, that is – I think we’re still fighting a larger Civil War, and the South/white/religionist force is not dead yet)

    This racism permeates our society to this day, and dare I say it, underpins the Tea Party of old pasty white people today.

    We are still being distracted and turned against each other on the basis of trivialities – by and for the interests of the few holding all the money/power. And complicit in this are the willfully stoopid, ever so eager to blame/hate the brown or Catholic or Muslim or feminist or urban or union guy across town.

    Now, these willfully stoopid are usually older white people demanding we get off their lawns, and may be going the demographic way of the dinosaur (oh please oh please). However, their ranks are being actively replenished – see Bachmann’s brown shirts, or suburban prosperity gospel megachurches, or dog-whistle attacks on poor/brown/Muslim/women/union people on Fox.

    The war ain’t over.

  39. 39

    @27
    I’m pretty sure all the gun control you could muster would not take weapons out of the hands of criminals like the one who shot the people after the game. Apparently they now have a suspect in custody. Will be interesting to see what he does for a living to afford tickets to the game and other things about him. What is your gun control plan? How much will it cost? Where will the money come from? Lay it out for us please.

  40. 40

    over on the right side, “BECK ‘08″

    He must have been either

    1) on his way to Magnolia

    2) Puddydope

  41. 41

    I’m kind of wondering about all the constant drumbeat about taxing the rich when the Democrats has the White House, Supermajority in the House and filibusterproof Senate in 2009. Please explain why they didn’t address this and instead extended the Bush tax cuts?? Seems like pointing your finger at R’s and Tea Party is ridiculous. You had control and did nothing but pass ObamaCare, which is dying a death by a thousand cuts and spend money we didn’t have in a failed Stimulus effort.
    I don’t see how in the world you are going to sell Independents that all this is the fault of R’s and Tea Party when you had total control. But keep trying and good luck as it makes for great entertainment.

  42. 42

    @40
    He was quite pasty-while – so likely not puddy, but the magnolia theory works.

  43. 43

    41 – You’re an idiot. Ever hear of Scott Brown?

    Even with Brown, the 60 vote majority was a myth. Too many of the Dems are bought and paid for tools by a host of special interests (think Big Pharma, Banking/Finance, Insurance, Oil and Gas). One of the “Dems” was a recently converted Republican, Arlen Spector. When he was a Republican, he’d only vote for the stimulus package if it included tax cuts in effect watering down the intended purpose.

    The “drumbeat” among the bought and paid for tools was that in the depths of a recession a tax increase even to people who could clearly afford it was a “job killer”. Surprise, surprise, it’s still that and it will always be that. It was “that” when Bill Clinton did his puny tax hike on the rich and all the tools said it would destroy the economy. Hint: it didn’t.

    A good portion of the “independents” judging by recent polls support higher taxes on the rich and government spending to stimulate aggregate demand.

    The R’s in the Senate have pulled every trick in the book to block Obama at every turn. They don’t confirm any of his appointments. They filibuster anything Democratic agenda item he’d sign. They do this because they know the true Democratic agenda is popular and means the death of their politics of plutocracy.

    The degenerate afterbirth of the R’s in the House – the tea baggers, themselves a product of Faux News and plutocrats like the Koch brothers have not created one single job with all their grandstanding in the House. Instead they pass batshit insane ideological exhortations with no hope of being passed in the Senate or signed by Obama.

    Looks like you’ll be “wondering” to the end of your days given your Faux News watching and right wing hate talk radio listening.

  44. 44

    I loved that Randroid Ryan plan: let’s see if enough of you “I’ve got mine” seniors will sell our their kids.

    Now I hear Ryan is charging admission for his constituents to see this right wing superstar sell his latest flim-flam.

  45. 45

    @39 I can tell you in five seconds what my “gun control plan” is not. It’s not the Republican plan for Wisconsin. That state’s GOP legislators wanted to let anyone buy a gun without a background check and carry it without a permit anywhere he wanted to, including kindergartens and daycares. My plan is not: No background checks, no screening of criminal records, no training required in safe and legal use of firearms, no permit required for concealed carry, no restrictions on where concealed guns can be carried (e.g. bars, sports stadiums, schools, and public buildings). My “gun control plan” is the same as my traffic control plan: Society needs reasonable rules and someone to enforce them.

  47. 47

    Shorter YLBurrito:

    Republicans in charge = everything is republicans fault

    Democrats in charge = everything republicans fault.

    simple, brilliant, elegant logic.

  49. 49

    pfft…..score of 3 out of 10 at best.

  51. 51

    your past racist remarks speak for themselves YLBasement.

    As for me, Im going to hit the water today and go play on Lake Tapps.

    You have a good ole time in front of the computer on a sunny sunday surfing the nutball websites, loser.

  52. 52

    Heh. Is some idiot right wing bigot dumbass going off to pollute some body of water?

    No surprise there. Feel bad for those who are unlucky enough to be in the drink with the fool.

  56. 56

    Libyan rebels have entered Tripoli in force, are encountering little resistance, and all signs point to the Gadhafi regime collapsing soon.

  58. 58

    It sure looks like the Gadhafi regime has fallen. Rebels control Tripoli and the state television station, the palace guard has surrendered, and Gadhafi’s sons are in rebel custody. The whereabouts of Gadhafi himself are unknown, but he no longer has a government or army. There may be a few days of mopping up, but Gadhafi appears to have only two strategic options left now — flee or get strung up.

    Now wait for Republicans to criticize Obama for this war, even though the air support was provided by European nations.

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