Ellen Degeneres nude
Despite the fact that she’s as deep into chicks as any guy is, or maybe because of that fact, television personality Ellen DeGeneres seems like she’d be a great chick to hang out with. She’s funny, easy-going, rich, blonde, happy in the face, and fully functional in the body. Who knows? After a few nights cruising at the strip bar, maybe she’d come back to the pad and mimic the various dancers. The fun could get out of hand, and this wise-cracking best buddy might turn into a bed buddy after all. What kind of freaky scene would the two of you be getting into? Well, if Ellen’s topless bed lolling in If These Walls Could Talk 2 is any indication, things might not be so bad. The boobs are good; they are really quite good.
Kelly Karn said,
August 6, 2008 @ 12:23 pm
Four More Years of Lying Ass Hole Leadership
from
http://www.thecarpetbaggerreport.com/archives/16424.html
Ivins, anthrax, and the bentonite that wasn’t
Posted August 3rd, 2008
[fake bentonite claims falsely linking the anthrax to Iraq]
Wait, it gets worse.
If the investigation is officially wrapping up, as it appears to be, and the FBI is confident that the perpetrator is now dead, there’s no reason for ABC News to protect sources that deliberately lied as part of a larger initiative to con the public into supporting an unnecessary war in Iraq.
For that matter, those who helped spread the lie should obviously be held accountable. In this instance, that has to include John McCain, who appeared on Late Night with David Letterman on Oct. 18, 2001, before ABC ran with its patently false stories linking the anthrax attacks to Iraq.
LETTERMAN: How are things going in Afghanistan now?
MCCAIN: I think we’re doing fine. I think we’ll do fine. The second phase if I could just make one, very quickly the second phase is Iraq. There is some indication, and I don’t have the conclusions, but some of this anthrax may and I emphasize may have come from Iraq.
LETTERMAN: Oh is that right?
MCCAIN: If that should be the case, that’s when some tough decisions are gonna have to be made.
We now know that McCain’s comments and judgment was horrifically wrong. As Dayo Olopade noted, taken to its logical conclusion, McCain’s statement should be politically devastating. It ties McCain back to the march for war (even before the bentonite claim began to float), establishes his lack of intellectual rigor in asking the right questions before making the tough decisions, and, as would only seem fair these days, confirms his own status as a vain and irresponsible celebrity.
Why did ABC News trumpet a false story? Who were the network’s sources? What led McCain to spread this lie on national television, feeding, in the most irresponsible way possible, into the fear and hysteria that was already prevalent nationwide?
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