I like this article at The Nation especially because it’ll make my America-hating Republican friends so angry. Seriously, though, Q2 on the list intrigues me:

…you said, “We do not know whether or not [Hussein] has a nuclear weapon” …the National Intelligence Estimate said that he did not have a nuclear weapon … Was it not misleading to tell the public that “we don’t know” whether Iraq had a nuclear weapon, when, in fact, we did know?

We all know that politicians use this ‘technique’ in push polls to slander their opponents. I wonder if it’s a valid tool for the President to wield with the American public. In response I’ve decided to write a series of essays on the following topics:

• No one has verified that George W. Bush has stopped his cocaine use. Should he be forced into rehab?
• Would video of John Ashcroft speaking in tounges harm his image of impartiality in seperation of church and state?
• We do not know whether or not Condeleeza Rice buffs George W Bush’s buttocks with Dr Zog’s Sex Wax, but should Laura Bush allow such behavior?
• There is no proof that government doctors used alien technology to keep Dick Cheney’s heart pumping. Should there be an ethics review?

Using this electoral math map from the Edwards for President website, I’ve determined that if the Democrats can carry every state but Texas, Florida, Alaska and Rhode Island then they’ll win the presidency with an inarguable margin.

You can not deny my electoral math.

p.s. I wonder why they don’t have an option to turn a state Green …

I realize this game is not target-marketed to me, but it’s nice simple fun — and I can certainly understand that some boys are icky. The best part is that you can take your frustration out without really throwing rocks at boys (since that’s a no-no.)

It’s not a particularly new or original idea, but the winner of our annual Fantasy Football League kicked things up a notch this year. He took his winnings and invested in the braggin’est braggin’ rights of them all: the trophy.