Article on the videos posted below. I really have to save Colbert gets new found respect for this one.

Times nicely with the fact that today is the 3 Year Anniversary of the end of the war....nice to see it's still going strong of course.

Oh, and here's a lovely joke for the day:

"The lessons of Katrina are important,'' Bush said. "We've learned a lot here at the federal level. We're much more ready this time than
we were the last time.''

"Let's, first of all, pray there's no hurricanes,'' Bush said. "That would be, like, step one.''

Full article.

So the new Hurricane Defense Strategy begins with:
1: Pray.
2: Watch Hurricane hit
3: Shift blame elsewhere

I'm going to go out on a limb and predict that New Orleans get's really wiped off the map this time, and gas prices head for the 4$ and 5$ per gallon mark.

Holy hell. I though Colbert was ok, not a hug fan, after this though, I have a new found respect for the sheer size of this mans balls.

Straight faced in front of Bush himself did he bite into him and not let go.

Crooks and Liars Has the whole ideo for download, and the transcript. It's like 25 minutes long of Colbert just spearing Bush and his cronies right in front of them.

This is a short <5min. clip in a good quality.

YouTube has a few videos, of varying quality, of different parts of the speech.

Throw Away your TV is supposed to have the full 25 minutes video in good quality but seems to be down.

This has both part 1 and two in decent quality if you want the whole thing.


All I really can say is holy-fucking-shit. The look in that short clip shows how pissed off he is, it's great.

Now THIS is interesting. Give it a minute to load the page is really really slow (or maybe that's just campus, which has been slow lately.)

Loopholes are always fun ways to get around the political mumbo jumbo, and I'm extremely curious to see how this progresses. It seems a bit late now, unfortunately, but better than never I guess.

It's also wonderfully interesting that 31% of the population actually approves of Bushes job, yet only 32% thinks he should be impeached. That's sort of sad, really, given the fact that he and Cheney admitted to OKing the release of confidential information regarding the whole Plame Affair.

If you couldn't get the article to load, it's posted below the cut: