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October 11, 2005

Emerging as an "unabashed fan" of George Bush, having written him glowing personal notes -- "You are the best governor ever-deserving of great respect," "Cool," "The greatest," and "Keep up the great work. Texas is blessed," Harriet Miers sounds very qualified ... for President of Bush's Teen-age Fan Club!

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Hmm, so Pat Robertson, Franklin Graham, and a half-way Jerry Falwell believe we are in what is commonly known as the "End of Days"! Hurricanes, tsunamis, earthquakes, and forest fires are the mystical biblical symbols foretelling the apocalyptic prophecies, so we're told. Seems as though they've left out a major part of this story, that being the Anti-Christ, who I might add is described as "He will appear as an angel of light," which is interpreted to mean that he will profess to be a man of God, or a person who is himself a Christian. He could possibly be some sort of high-ranking political leader, who will initially do very good, popular things, which will win him many followers. In the end, however, he is supposed to get increasingly totalitarian and elicit more and more sacrifices from his followers until eventually his evil ways become known, and the era of "trials and tribulations" begins. Now, who exactly fits this description? It seems Pat, Franklin and Jerry forgot to include this part of the story in their revelations -- maybe, just maybe, because it fits their boy George Bush to a tee!

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All you pundits who think Karl Rove is a brilliant political strategist ... what do you think of him now that he's trying to weasel his way out of jail? Once a liar, always a liar. I don't call that brilliant! There is nothing brilliant about revenge and risking the safety and security of America!