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I’ve only been married for seven months, but without your help, it could be over.
The problem is those gay people. And I mean that in the best possible way. If not for the bold pronouncements of President Bush and the Pope, it might already be too late. But now, thanks to them, […]

Reuters offered up a welcome headline today - “Bush Accepts Blame for African Uranium Charge”
Okay, the above seven-word headline might be much more specific, detailed, and comprehensive than anything anything Bush actually said. But you have to give our President points for really talking straight about that situation with the thing in that place […]

Telemarketers are suing the government over the new national do-not-call list (which can be found here).
Their argument is that the new law will hurt their industry, which is pretty hard to deny. Now, cynics might argue that some industries should be hurt, even if it means jobs are lost. Like, […]

“Bush is scheduled to outline his “urban agenda” at 11:15 a.m. [today] at the annual conference of the National Urban League.”
- from Reuters: “Bush, Democrat Contenders Want Black Votes”
“Since the days of Warren G. Harding, presidents have met at the White House with leaders of the NAACP. Not President Bush — at least not yet. […]

“But despite the release of five grisly photographs depicting the two corpses… some Iraqis on the streets of the capital Baghdad were left unconvinced.”
- from Yahoo!
The major media outlets have clearly lost the ability to think things through. Their inability to understand Iraqis’ continued fears of Uday and Qusay Hussein is a unequivocal demonstration […]

According to a couple of emails I’ve been receiving lately, this site still doesn’t quite look right on many peoples’ computers. In fact, some folks find that column on the right wandering into the middle of their screen, when in fact it ought to be invisible if the window’s not wide enough.
In short, even […]

Like most people who are fans of human beings, I’m pretty glad that Uday and Qusay Hussein have gone to their last reward, and that the reward in question likely involves tortures that even they would have deemed “a little over-the-top.” I even wish I could have seen Qusay in those last moments, frantically […]

Washington, Thursday (FA wire) - A small cabal of Congressmen voted today to roll back the FCC’s new media ownership rules. Media analysts have implied that such a move could “endanger democracy, destroy freedom, kill puppies and kittens, and ensure that we lose the War on Terror.” Yet if the Bush administration doesn’t […]

[Yes, yes, I know… felbers.net ought to have a calendar page that keeps you abreast of my many exciting public appearances. Yes, occasional blog entries about same are too infrequent and also distract from the business at hand. True. Too true. I’ll rectify this. Soon. I will. Of […]

In serenading the Chinese, Cherie Blair and her husband have raised an interesting question - does every modern politician need a theme song?

[Tony Blair illustrates just how far his
wife is from the correct note.]
Famously, Bill Clinton’s theme song was Fleetwood Mac’s “Don’t Stop.” He used it in his campaign and it stuck. […]