Scissor Sisters - Ooh
The Boomtown Rats - Lookin' after No. 1
Snowden - Filler is Wasted
Beastie Boys - Sabrosa
The Velvet Underground - I'm Set Free
Ministry - Waiting
Wynton Marsalis - From the Plantation to the Penitentiary
REM - Tongue
Sex Pistols - Anarchy in Denver the U.K. - just kidding
The Velvet Underground - The Murder Mystery
And some Cheers and Jeers for you (apologies to Bill in Portland Maine)
Cheers to Marilyn Musgrave for this headline:
Musgrave rates high for loyalty to Bush and party, study says In raising money Wednesday for Rep. Marilyn Musgrave, Vice President Dick Cheney lent a hand to one the most reliable supporters for the Bush administration and other Republican leaders, a new study shows.
Since taking office in 2003, Musgrave has voted in accordance with White House wishes 84 percent of the time, compared to an average of 80 percent for all House Republicans during the Bush presidency that began in 2001, according to a study released last week by Congressional Quarterly.
After they wrote a nice article about SquareState, Jeers to the Gazette for writing about the immigration forum Udall and Schaffer will be doing in your town tomorrow. There was not one mention of Bob Schaffer's love of the Marianas Islands immigration policy.
Jeers to Greg Schnacke of Americans who Drink up MilkShakes with Long Straws for pulling a schnacke on Coloradans. One of the main guys who predicted $2 Billion in gas leases on the Roan plateau, is whining that a bunch of protesters caused the leases to only amount to $114 Million. Yes, Greg, it's all the liberal's fault, just like how we lost the Vietnam war.
Jeers to swiftboater Bob Perry Perry has just plowed a whopping $400,000 into the coffers of the Club for Growth, the big right-wing group that advocates for conservative economic policies, the latest FEC records show.
Club For Growth, in turn, is now spending about $227,000 of that money to air an attack ad in Colorado against Mark Udall, who is the presumptive Dem nominee is going up against scandal-plagued GOP Senate candidate Bob Schaffer. The battle is playing out in a state where Dems have made strong gains after many years of Republican dominance.
BTW, been doing some work on that calendar. As you hear of events, I'd prefer to let us share the work and give permissions to people to add to the calendar themselves. |
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