It may not equal his constitutional crimes, but this ranks up there as a highlight in Jeb Bush's sleazy career. Doing this to both the vegatative wife and her long-suffering husbands is unconscienable pandering. It flies in the face of established case law, not to mention ethical standards. Another case of a state politician playing to the religious right despite the fact that his -- and the Fla. legislature's -- actions will be overturned eventually. But Bush's action is a helluva lot worse than dropping the ten commandments in the courthouse lobby.

And, oh yes, those were the real deal.

While Jeb is obvious, I'm not sure what to make of the Rumsfeld memo, other than it's another attempt to embarass and weaken the very department he heads.

He seems to think that what he really needs is the five members of the Deadly Viper Assassin Squad. They'll take care of those mudderfuckingterrorists.

*****

Big Night.

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