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Start Spreadin' the *NEWS (News Talk Post)
Since we're in the initial, formative hours of the creation of the channel, I'll submit to the community whether nearly pure commentary from the mouths of pundits should be part of the "news" channel.
Take these two videos:
http://politics.videosift.com/video/John-McCain-Blames-Barack-Obama-For-high-Price-Of-Gas
http://politics.videosift.com/video/Andrew-Card-Laughed-Off-Of-Morning-Joe-for-Time-Horizon
My inclination is to say they should be included simply because of the source, if not the content, but I'd love to hear others weigh in.
Andrew Card Laughed Off Of Morning Joe for "Time Horizon"
>> ^Irishman:
So rather than set a timeline, they have made time non-linear, they are fucking GENIUSES. With this technology they could solve the world's energy problems in about ten minutes. That's MINUS ten minutes to you people still working with linear time.
Finally Gene Ray is getting the recognition he deserves. Four Corner Time, Cubes Earth!
Andy Card receives honorary diploma
RE: Two minutes of hate...
That crossed my mind too. It was pretty uncomfortable.
Though, many feel that Andrew Card played an instrumental role in selling a war to the U.S. public based on fabricated premises with horrific and hateful consequences a great deal more significant than two minutes of booing and catcalls.
The students of University of Massachusetts Amherst who protested Andrew Card receiving an honorary degree were expressing their displeasure after their initial organized attempts to persuade the university to abandon the decision fell on deaf ears. They were well within their rights of free speech and protest is not always comfortable.
Andy Card receives honorary diploma
In 2007, Card received an honorary degree in public service from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. The decision by the university administration to give Card the degree was met with protests and petitions from thousands of university students, faculty, staff, and community members. They argued that Card played a leading role in disseminating deceptive and misleading evidence to justify the Iraq War. At the May 25, 2007 graduate school commencement ceremony, hundreds of students, faculty, and staff protested the award with boos and catcalls as Andrew Card accepted the degree. Protesters, including many faculty on stage, drowned out Provost Charlena Seymour's remarks, asserting that Card lied about the Iraq war.
Andrew Hill "Andy" Card Jr. (born May 10, 1947) is an American businessman, former state legislator, and was President George W. Bush's first White House Chief of Staff and the head of the White House Iraq Group. He announced his resignation on March 28, 2006 and it became effective April 14, 2006. He assisted the President with many of his policy decisions and managed the daily operations of the White House staff. Prior to serving as Chief of Staff under his son, served as U.S. Secretary of Transportation under George H. W. Bush.
A native of Holbrook, Massachusetts, he and his wife Kathleene have three children and four grandchildren. A dedicated Chief of Staff, his wife once asked "Are you married to me or George W. Bush?".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Card
"Chickenhawk" - Hilarious Political Satire about NeoCons
George W. Bush: The Pet Goat (home video made by mother of a student in the classroom on 9/11/01)
http://www.cooperativeresearch.org/essay.jsp?article=essayaninterestingday
The home video here seems to indicate that Bush was probably told of the first plane attack before he arrived at the school. Andrew Card then told him of the second attack while he read along with the class.
In DC that day, though, I remember that information was very poor. I remember picking up my student loan check after I was told of the first plane (the person telling me the news thought it was an ultralight plane or something of that sort). It wasn't until my wife called me and from downtown and said that she could see the Pentagon smoking that I raced into DC. I, too, got that "oh f&%k, s*$t, f&%k " deer-in-the-headlights look.