Opinion

Sen. Thompson thinks Palin should have been given a list of Supreme Court cases because non-lawyers are not allowed to know about the Supreme Court. But they can criticize Roe v. Wade.

Nine states claim that the Bush administration is not enforcing the law because a recent ruling would allow some ships to discharge polluted ballast into clean drinking water.

A statute of a Hopi cultural symbol has been in front of the Edge of the Cedars State Park for 19 years. Harold Lyman was recently intimidated by the penis on the statute and complained.

Coca-Cola douches do not work. Expensive placebos work better than cheap ones. Men like to give money to ovulating women. Armadillos annoy archaeologists.

The Senate worked late on Wednesday to give $800 billion to banks and their friends, but it has ignored a bill to help the 800,000 unemployed workers that will lose benefits on Oct. 5.

Banks are still charging other banks high interest rates for loans. High interest rates are for risky borrowers–therefore banks consider other banks to be a high risk.

On Sept. 30, 2008 the national debt reached $10,024,724,896,912.49. That is over $10 trillion, and before the massive bailout package will add nearly another $1 trillion in debt.

Bailout for Wall Street and tax cuts for people affected by AMT.

The Bush administration has repeatedly claimed that the prisoners in Gitmo are all terrorists, yet all 17 of the Uighurs prisoners have been removed from the “enemy combatant” list and will be released.

Multiple prisoners have been held in Ethiopia without charge for two years. The US has interrogated some of them, but denies any responsibility.