Bill Maher is always incorrect, sometimes poignant, and usually hilarious. Enjoy this while you can. It’s his last show of the season.
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Bill Maher: New Rules – 3/28
March 29, 2008 — politicsplus2Never politically correct, but always funny, Bill Maher provides a welcome relief from the day-to-grind of political struggle. This video is not appropriate for children.
Cross-posted from Politics Plus
GOP Interferes with Religion!
March 26, 2008 — politicsplus2
The National Football League and NBC will likely move up the time of the league’s September season opener so it won’t conflict with presidential nominee John McCain’s acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention.
Since 2002, the NFL has held its season opener on the first Thursday night after Labor Day. This year, the game runs smack into the final night of the convention, when McCain will officially accept the nomination and give a nationally televised speech from Minneapolis.
While the NFL has yet to announce its schedule for the 2008 season, it’s apparently not going to shy away from having its season opener on the scheduled day, with the game likely featuring the Super Bowl champion New York Giants.
So, the NFL and NBC have agreed in principle to have the kickoff at 7 p.m. ET instead of the traditional 8:30 p.m. That would mean, except in the event of an overtime, that the game would end before NBC’s expected one hour of convention coverage for the night… [emphasis added]
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This is horrible! This action interferes with a holy day celebrated by the Church of the Ellipsoid Orb, the day of immaculate return! If the media do not want a conflict, let the Repuglicans reschedule their damn convention! 
Cross-posted from Politics Plus
Bill Maher: New Rules – 3/7
March 9, 2008 — politicsplus2Bill has some really funny quips this week, including undeniable proof that Bush was not the author of 9/11.
Cross-posted from Politics Plus
Any Takers?
February 27, 2008 — politicsplus2
My Washington, DC office needs interns who are hardworking, independent, and resourceful team-players who share my political philosophy.
Most of the interns I have had the honor of working with in my office have moved on to much greater things, from leaders in all facets of government to significant players in the private sector. It is my genuine hope that each intern in my office will gain insight into her or his career path, as I did interning for Idaho Congressman Orville Hansen. ..
…Hard-working, independent, resourceful team-players; strong writing and researching skills; interest in government and the political process; juniors or seniors in college, or recent graduates; preference is given to idaho students attending idaho colleges and universities.
Other opportunities may also be available…
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I have to say that Larry Craig has learned his lesson! He’s staying away from airports and importing to stock the Senate rest room from now on! LOL!
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