Day: December 13, 2004

Scott Peterson is sentenced to Death for killing his wife and unborn child.

Feeding his insatiable appetite for media exposure, John McCain opened his mouth today to proclaim that he has no confidence in Defense Secretary Don Rumsfeld. He concedes though, that the president can put whomever he wants in his cabinet. I’m sure Bush appreciates John’s helpfulness.

Just how do you go about freezing a house anyway?

Not only have they been occupying Ohio since November 2nd, but now they’ve invaded Arizona.

“Pssst, Hey Laura. That’s one purdy mouth you got.”

The Kerik controversy gets more interesting. A tale of two women…

Former NYPD Commissioner Bernard Kerik conducted two extramarital affairs simultaneously, using a secret Battery Park City apartment for the passionate liaisons, the Daily News has learned. The first relationship, spanning nearly a decade, was with city Correction Officer Jeanette Pinero; the second, and more startling, was with famed publishing titan Judith Regan.

Dramatically, each woman learned of the existence of the other after Pinero discovered a love note left by Regan in the apartment.

To most women, Kerik is now a jerk. To most guys, he’s a stud. To Rudy, he’s an embarrassment. Same for Bush. What say you?

P.S. Try again Jeff.

Via AP:

Democrat John Kerry is asking county elections officials to allow his witnesses to inspect the 92,000 ballots cast in Ohio in which no vote for president was recorded, a Kerry lawyer said Sunday night.

The request is one of 11 the Kerry campaign made in a letter sent over the weekend to Ohio’s 88 county boards of election, which will begin recounting presidential ballots this week.

“We’re trying to increase the transparency of the election process,” said Donald McTigue, the lawyer handling the recount for the Kerry campaign. But he added that several requests – such as using independent experts to check election equipment, “are trying to push the edge of envelope.”

Why won’t they stop?

Also see, No Mas Pt. 1 and No Mas Pt. 2.