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While John Bolton tries to dismantle an anti-poverty program at the U.N., Bush & Co. demonstrate their disdain for the poor victims of New Orleans Wednesday, September 07, 2005 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette President Bush's grotesque ambassador to the United Nations, the recess appointee John Bolton, is busily trying to demolish the program designed by its member countries over a period of years to try to meet the problem of world poverty.

Here is a copy of the email I sent CBS: How does it feel to be the laughingstock of the news world. You have no crediblity anymore. Your story about Bush is being discredited by the minute. You are either suckers or partisian, neither of which define you as objective. You should be ashamed and Dan Rather should be fired or forced to retire. Have you ever heard the phrase "check your sources"? I guess not. You failed to mention that your star witness was a big fundraiser for John Kerry. Did you not know this or intentionally fail to...

A salute to those who knew By Phil Lucas Executive Editor On this Memorial Day another war rages. The front is in America. The enemy is us. In the one camp we have those who push a social and political agenda under the banners of diversity, tolerance and multiculturalism. They do it in the name of freedom. They are few but loud. In the other we have those who chaff at this agenda, also in the name of freedom. They are many but silent. One represents everything Memorial Day does not.

<p>SAY this for the French. They may be a nation of left-leaning, America-bashing cheese lovers, but even they can’t stand Alec "Bloviator" Baldwin. The latest issue of French magazine Gala nicknames Baldwin "Bedain," which translates to "pot-bellied." The story also refers to the partisan actor as "L’ex-monsieur Kim Basinger." If the Long Island native ever does fulfill his promise to leave this country, he won’t find love in the City of Light."</p>