This what the liberal media would love to report

[Abbey Normal]

Does this look like a country band to anyone? Looks more like a punk band to me.

Pure posturing.

 

[red states rule]

Give me a Toby Keith show any day

 

[red states rule]

Red State- You've been over on the dark side, at Du? Their already saying half those things you wrote about....:teeth:





Pale- 2029 was hilarious.

How about this from the party of tolerance and civility.............


The U.S. and Iraqi governments are calling the death of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi a victory in the War on Terror, but some on the left here at home are calling it "one big scam."

One liberal Web log reader says the news is just "another wave of propaganda from the Bush Cabal," saying, "He was likely killed years ago, or is still alive." Another calls it suspicious that Zarqawi's death comes just "as the marriage amendment failed" and "Bush's poll numbers are slipping," adding, "I don't buy it."

Meanwhile, The Washington Times reports that California Democrat Pete Stark called the announcement a political stunt to "cover Bush's [rear] so he doesn't have to answer" for the deaths of Iraqi civilians


or this one from the liberal media...........

In a recent story on the alleged killing of Iraqi civilians by U.S. Marines in Haditha, The Times of London ran a brutal photograph of dead Iraqis lying in a bullet-riddled ditch, and the Chicago Sun-Times later ran a cartoon based on the photograph to attack the administration over the Haditha incident. But it turns out that the photograph actually depicts Iraqis murdered by Sunni insurgents months before the Haditha incident.

The Times, which is owned by the parent company of this network, issued a correction, and the Sun-Times says it "deeply regrets" what it called its "egregious error," adding, "we apologize to the U.S. servicemen, especially those in the Marine Corps, and to our readers who were understandably offended."

 

[Jimmyeatworld]

http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1002610727

The Billboard 200... aka the list for people without internet access.