The Nation's back cover that will make you mad (Bush hater)

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[Charlotte Corday]

Hey, there's nothing wrong with any news publication wearing its ideology right out front for all to see. The "unbiased" mainline media are far more harmful to America than the Nation.

I long for the good old days when newspapers and broadcasters openly admitted where they stood, and you could get a balanced view by reading both sides.

[aculeus]

This is The Nation after all. The magazine that employs Katrina VanDenShovel.

One of Chrissie Matthews favorite guests.

[bondjamesbond]

When it comes time to pull a lever, the people are going to have to choose between President Bush, who is a good and decent man, and John F'n Kerry, who is supported by this bunch of hateful freaks, and is an unknown who will be judged by the company he keeps.

I'm thinkin' landslide, here. The biggest Democratic debacle since McGovern. They hated Nixon too, but that did not help them at the ballot box.

[woofie]

Bush should use it like he did the Move on Nazi clip.......This shows that the oppostion is nuts

[CIB-173RDABN]

I agree with you. They no longer feel the need for any restraint. They have the main stream media who are critical of the Bush campaign for dare showing a (proposed) ad in favor of Kerry that dispicts Bush as Hitler, but will give this a pass.

I say go for it. They are talking to themselves, and scaring middle America.

[Isara]

And, they are going to whine that Bush's camp uses an appropriate picture on his ads.

[general_re]

Ah, yes - Serra's "Iron Curtains" minimalism, its popularity in Europe surely a reaction to the over-the-top Eurobad '74 style....

[Ichneumon]

Someone else, whose name escapes me, recently put Sharon in that painting.

This was just the latest in the centuries-old "blood libel" against Jews -- accusations that they drain and drink the blood from children. The Inquisition, the Nazis, the Palestinians, and others have all used it.

While Googling for the above images, I also ran across this little number -- an Arabic version of Mein Kampf: