occupation

Because her opponent is coming after their livelihood.

"To give an accurate description of what has never occurred is not merely the proper occupation of the historian, but the inalienable privilege of any man of parts and culture."- Oscar WildeSee the rest at www.AnAmericanFrontPorch.com

Bridgett doesn’t necessarily want to identify with her leadership:

If China's support of genocide in Darfur and occupation of Tibet isn't enough for you, here's another reason to boycott China.

The Lemur King has an excellent collection of quotes regarding WMD and the need to depose Saddam Hussein. Problem is, Rummy, Rove and Dubya didn’t say them.

Another was Hillary Clinton:

A Ron Paul Democrat runs to the paleo-right of the Republican incumbent in South Carolina:

Clark Stooksbury digs the Instapundit a little for his perceived pro-war slant:

Perhaps after another five years of occupation Saif will feel comfortable using his last name in news reports.

Question: when does an attempt to downplay or take the shine off an opponent’s qualification become code languague?

If your opponent was an optometrist you’d want to say he worked at Lenscrafters, if he was an orthpedic surgeon, you’d want to call him a chiropractor.

It is official ya’ll, I’m rich. How? What happened? Well, I don’t remember entering any contests or whatever but I got this email yesterday:

Sometimes we get on a roll. You know, jump on a hot streak where nothing can go wrong for a few minutes. Then,

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W H A M !