Tom Squitieri | USA Today | Nov. 28, 2004

A top U.S. commander is warning Iran and others against thinking they can exploit the U.S. military because its ground troops are fighting two major missions in Iraq and Afghanistan.

"Why the Iranians would want to move against us in an overt manner that would cause us to use our air or naval power against them would be beyond me," Army Gen. John Abizaid, the head of U.S. Central Command, said in an interview on the way to his headquarters here from Afghanistan.

Some members of Congress, including Democratic Sen. Carl ...   more »

Eventually, something has to stick.  The scheme behind Voter Fraud 2004 (previously referred to as the 2004 Presidential Election) has been exposed.  The mechanism was detailed when some of the participants in this crime were not paid; now they are coming forward.  Operatives who are in actuality computer technicians, posed as Homeland Security and FBI agents and were to be paid to hack into the Diebold, Sequoia, ES&S,  Tirad, Unilect and Danaher Controls voting computer systems to move votes into the Bush column.  The report on onlinejournal.com details how Saudi and Enron monies were laundered ...   more »

In today's New York Times, David Brooks' editorial highlights the growing disunity in the Republican Party.  He cites the arguments over Specter's appointment to the Senate Judiciary chairmanship, the dispute over the new Delay ethics rules and the intelligence reform debate.

He believes the Republican discipline will only erode over the course of the next few years because they face controversial issues such as immigration, tax reform and implementing our new "ownership society".

Brooks argues..."The president will find that with Congressional Republicans increasingly discordant and assertive, he can't pass major legislation with Republican votes alone. On issues like, say, Social ...   more »