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Wouldn't it be a lot easier to chuck him under the chin, and play peek-a-boo, and change his diaper more often? At least more condusive to the dignity of the United States Government? Dickie-Pooh's mommy should have told him that grown-ups can come up with better ways to solve our problems with hurt feelings.

(via Waaah! Pooh-Pooh)

Vice President Cheney today acknowledged that he had a bitter exchange on the Senate floor with a senior Democratic senator, in which Cheney uttered a big-time obscenity, but said he had no regrets and that he "felt better after I had done it."

The Democratic National Committee has declared this to be "Halliburton Week" to portray administration ties to the controversial company. "Sounds like it's making somebody a little testy," Kerry spokesman Chad Clanton said.

Since Dickie-dickie-darling boy is a member of the Executive Branch, rules involving decorum of speech in the Senate do not apply. Although that excuse is redundant in this case, like it is for Jack Ryan's spousal abuse, dope fiends, the RCN's use of Hitler in political ads, the Supreme Court's distaste for "vexatious litigation" against Presidents, people who out CIA agents for political gain, think peace groups are terrorists, are cool with terrorists as long as they're white, flip-floppers and liars, because It's O K If You're A Republican.