Kiran’s posterous

It's interesting how both Jon Stewart and Conan were highly criticized
early in their television careers and now they're at the top of their
game.
 
(Conan's Boston accent is noticeable here.)
 

From here: http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/03/05/limbaugh/index.html
 
Carville avoided saying Wednesday if he had been in contact with the
White House over ongoing efforts to portray Limbaugh as the leader of
the GOP, and said it was Limbaugh who started the war of words.
 
"I think that honestly I don't want to take credit away from the great
Rush Limbaugh, who did it on January 16 when he said he wanted the
president's policies to fail, and that's what started the whole
thing," Carville said on CNN's "The Situation Room." "So don't give
Paul and I, or Rahm, credit. Credit is due to the great Rush Limbaugh.
So my hat's off to you, Rush."

Read the budget here to avoid adobe's pdf reader plugin:

If you need to recycle computers, it's really easy in SF. After
putting it off for years, I just did it today. Just call St Vincent
dePaul at this number and set up an appointment:
 
(415) 908 3656
 
It was free!

Hahaha, "shoring of the banks"
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Asked if she thinks the government's plan to inject billions of
taxpayer dollars directly into troubled banks amounts to socialism — a
belief held by many conservative legislators, talk radio hosts and
bloggers — Palin said, "No, I do not."

"I believe that there are those measures that had to be taken by
congress to shore up not only the housing market but the credit
markets also, to make sure that that's not frozen, so that our small
businesses have opportunities to borrow, and that was the purpose, of
course, and that part of the bailout and the shoring of the banks,"
she said.

It has maps of every plane and tells you where the best seats are
including those with power outlets.

DAVENPORT, Iowa (CNN) – A minister delivering the invocation at John
McCain's rally in Davenport, Iowa Saturday told the crowd
non-Christian religions around the world were praying for Barack Obama
to win the U.S. presidential election.

"There are millions of people around this world praying to their
god—whether it's Hindu, Buddha, Allah—that his opponent wins, for a
variety of reasons. And Lord, I pray that you will guard your own
reputation, because they're going to think that their God is bigger
than you, if that happens," said Arnold Conrad, the former pastor of
Grace Evangelical Free Church in Davenport.

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Are you kidding me?

1) There is no god named "Hindu". Please go back to 8th grade world history.

2) "they're going to think that their God is bigger than you". Wow.
How big is God again?

shoutout to rachel berger!!

http://elections.nytimes.com/2008/president/debates/vice-presidential-debate.html