What a Dumbass! Another example of President Bush placing money ahead of life. Does he not understand anything?
US President George W. Bush Friday renewed his opposition to mandatory caps on greenhouse gas emissions, insisting the fight against climate change should not block economic growth.
Bush rejects emissions caps at climate talks (via Yahoo)
Don’t forget to visit my environmental blog The Fatty Cares… A log of people working to save the environment and a log of incidents and evidence that Global Climate Change is real…
What a party pooper! Damn you Senate committee! Fix the real problems in the country first, then deal with Google! Google’s done more for the country in the past 6 years than you have!
Posted by Pablo Chavez, Policy Counsel
You may have read that a U.S. Senate committee in Washington is holding a hearing today looking at online advertising and our acquisition of DoubleClick. Check out our Public Policy blog for more details about Google’s testimony.
Our testimony on Google-DoubleClick (via Google)
Continuing the saga in my Stupid America category… I used to read Slate Magazine’s Bushisms, but the site slipped my mind for the past year or so… So, now that I re-found it for myself, I’ll share the love with my readers… Enjoy this one from President Monkey Face
“I’m going to try to see if I can remember as much to make it sound like I’m smart on the subject.”
See Slate’s The Complete Bushisms
This belongs in my Stupid America category for 2 reasons. The first being that there is a whole culture out there of people taking pictures of their cats and writing semi-funny words on it. The second being for the “Princess” alluded to in this pic.
some people out there don’t have maps… (via I Can Has Cheezburger?)
Don’t Forget to visit my Environmental Blog, The Fatty Cares
Another case of American Government thinking they are better than the rest of the world for absolutely no reason other than to promote the crappy industries that destroy our environment and make politicians rich.
AP – The United States and Europe are working together to tackle global warming, the chief U.S. climate negotiator said Wednesday, deflecting growing criticism within the EU and the developing world over Washington’s perceived go-it-alone stance.
U.S. plays down split with EU on climate (AP)
The dumbing of America Saga continues..
AP – Average math and reading SAT scores fell four points for the high school class of 2007 to their lowest mark since 1999.
Average SAT scores are lowest since 1999 (AP) (Yahoo)
The slight declines occurred as the number of high school students taking the standardized exam grew larger.
Math and Reading SAT Scores Drop (NY Times)
I’m guessing it has something to do with the current administration…
The US Comptroller, the government’s top accountant, says the US is risking total bankruptcy if trends continue on 60 minutes segment. The nation incurring a massive debt on the next generation with its present policies. In 30 years time, the US will only have enough money to pay the interest on its debt, with no money for the military.
Video: US Comptroller on 60 Minutes: says America is facing total collapse
Notice that all the ”Blemishes” of the Bush Administration resign just before being ousted by the American Public. None of these guys will stand up and take it like a man, they all fade away so Americans forget that OBVIOUSLY Gonzales isn’t behind this, The Bush Administration is. How quickly we will forget.
Reuters – Attorney General Alberto Gonzales has resigned, an official said on Monday, ending a controversial tenure as chief law enforcement officer that blemished the administration of President George W. Bush.
Attorney General Gonzales resigns: official (Reuters)
Found this on Digg:
A 20/20 John Stossel special report on why American schools do so poorly in comparison to the rest of the world. Digg to fix the system!
“Kids fail to make the grade because their school system’s fail them”
Surprise surprise!
The only surprise in this article is that there aren’t more adults “in the dark”. Also, makes sense why we have President MonkeyFace in office, again…
AFP – Two-thirds of US adults admit to being in the dark about political issues outside the United States, and only a third are well-versed in US politics, the results of a poll published Tuesday showed.
Most US adults in the dark about world politics (AFP)
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