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Elisabeth
Hasselbeck's
Jokes Fall Flat On Rachael Ray
Elisabeth Hasselbeck was on the Rachael Ray Show today, all bubbly and cheerful and carrying her favorite things (wet wipes, running shoes, and paint chips. Yeah). Though she and Rachael seemed to get on well, something felt awkward: Elisabeth's jokes were only laughed at by herself, more than a few times. Perhaps its because she literally said, "I'm like, 'Can I get an amen for McCain?' and they're like...'I don't know about you.'" Can I get an amen for McCain? Was she dropped on the head as a child? Maybe she ought to put on the medieval wear, go on Geraldo, and be done with it. Hasselbeck also said that she can't remember any
time when one of her female cohosts on The View - Joy Behar,
Whoopi Goldberg, Sherri Shepherd, Barbara Walters, and formerly Rosie
O'Donnell and Star Jones - ever changed Elisabeth's mind about
something.
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Rosie O'Donnell Crafts, Jokes
About 'Rage Issues' On Today Show
Rosie O'Donnell was on the Today Show
yesterday. Though it was a day before Barbara Walters
appearance on Oprah aired - in which, among other topics, Barbara
discussed what she felt to be Rosie's "emotional" and "rage issues" -
Rosie apparently had already gotten wind of what was said of her in
Walter's memoir "Audition," and joked that she would fly out of control
and start breaking things. Ro did, actually, later on, throw a few
things at the cameras in jest...gotta love Ro. Rosie also did a demonstration of a couple of crafts from her new book, "Crafty U." We've seen her light switch craft demo before, on her website - very cute and crafty, but just make sure the kids don't have access to the exacto knife!!
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Dan Rather's Counsel To File Amended Complaint
We've got word for you that Dan
Rather's attorneys at Sonnenschein, Nath & Rosenthal,
are expected to file an amended complaint with Judge Ira Gammerman in the
$70 million lawsuit against CBS Corp. The revised complaint, 51 pages in length, reportedly will
be filed on Wednesday morning.
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There
Nigel
Barker Goes Again,
Being All Cute And Charitable
If you ask us, we think America's
Next Top Model judge, famous photographer, and animal rights pioneer Nigel Barker
needs his own TV show. He does so much for charity
organizations and good causes...he needs a show, like Nigel's Big
Give or America's Next Top Fur Protestor. Anywho Barker's 36th birthday was on April 23rd, and
we totally missed it, so HAPPY BELATED!
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The
Kentucky Derby's Over, But Ron
Paul
Will Be There! Tuesday, May 6th, 2008
Thrilling news! Our copy of
Revolution: A Manifesto by Ron
Paul has finally arrived (actually the shipping time was
lightening fast, but we were itch-itch-itching to get it)...and we threw
in A Foreign Policy of Freedom: Peace, Commerce, And Honest
Friendship for good measure! So now we have two brand
new books to consume...stay tuned for our thoughts on them!
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Who Is
Scott Ritter, And Should We Be Listening?
Scott Ritter was born into a
military family. He was a Private in the U.S. Army, an intelligence
officer in the U.S. Marine Corps for twelve years, and a lead analyst for
the Marines Rapid Deployment Force. He also served as a chief United
Nations weapons inspector in Iraq from 1991 to 1998. Before the
United States invaded Iraq in March of 2003, William Scott Ritter went
public with his belief that Iraq did not possess any weapons of mass
destruction. Since then, he's been a known anti-war commentator; and
last month, he gave an interview to Matthew Rothschild of The
Progressive, warning that in the waning months of the Bush
Administration, we are at the greatest risk of American military action
against Iran.
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PETA: Eight Belles Euthanization Should End Racetrack Belting
Just after crossing the finish line in
the Kentucky Derby on May 3, 2008, a young filly named Eight
Belles collapsed when both of her front ankles snapped. She was
euthanized in the dirt where she lay, the latest victim of the dirty
business of thoroughbred racing.
Eight Belles' death is yet another
reminder that these horses are raced when they are so young that their
bones have not properly formed, and they are often raced on surfaces that
are too hard for their bones—like the hard track at Churchill Downs. Eight
Belles' jockey whipped her mercilessly as she came down the final stretch.
This is no great surprise, since trainers, owners, and jockeys are all
driven by the desire to make money, leaving the horses to suffer
terribly.
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I think we have never been at a greater risk of American military
action against Iran...Because the Bush Administration has made it clear
that they seek to resolve the Iranian problem before it leaves
office. They have defined the Iranian problem in quite start
terms. It's a nation pursuing an illegal nuclear weapons
program. It's a nation that retains the status, according to the
United States, as the largest state-sponsor of terror in the world
today.
