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Oh, Sharon Cobb sent me this and it’s too good not to post.

It was a good thing we were in the drive-in, and that I have a sturdy car. Because you could have knocked me over when (Put On Your) Sunday Clothes came warbling over the speakers with Michael Crawford’s familiar voice.

One of the more striking things about the decision yesterday was just how unhinged, almost Malkin or Limbaugh-like Scalia sounded:

So, I went and saw Indiana Jones yesterday.

I'm going to go ahead and ruin it and tell the whole plot.

It turns out, Shia Lewhatever is Indiana Jones' great grandson. He's heard legends over the years of his renegade archaeologist of a great-grandfather so headed over to his house (he's a recluse now) to meet him.

Bush in Israel compared talking with terrorists with appeasing Nazis; asserting that any progress from such negotiations would be a "foolish delusion." Ironic...

I'm Jewish and I'm 100 percent pro Israel and I'm 100 percent pro Barack Obama.

Given the enormous stupidity of Bush's statements yesterday in Israel, I thought it important to explain to all pro Israel people why Bush is wrong and Obama is the best hope for peace for Israel.

Bush in Israel compared talking with terrorists with appeasing Nazis.
Today, CNN reported on the abject hypocrisy of Bush’s statements:

It’s also somewhat ahistorical. The president has authorized American diplomats to talk to the Iranians in Iraq. They talked to them in Afghanistan. They talked to them in Bonn, Germany, during the founding of the Afghan government [...]

Bush in Israel compares talking with terrorists with appeasing Nazis. Clearly a shot at Obama. CNN reports:

President Bush chides Democrats for their unconditional surrender stance on the war in Iraq, comparing it to the appeasement of the Nazis. Obama strikes back, calling Bush’s comment the “politics of fear.”

How… trite.

George W. Bush is right.