Awesome.

Quoted: History will remember the 2008 Dennis Kucinich campaign for two things: his hot wife Elizabeth, and bringing UFOs back into the political dialogue.

Quoted: Especially after the attacks of 9/11, it is no longer satisfactory to ignore radar returns … which cannot be associated with performances of existing aircraft and helicopters,” they said in a statement released at a news conference.

Wonkette's title to the link: "Iraq War driving State Department crazy." I didn't know it was meant literally.

Quoted: U.S. diplomats are returning from Iraq with the same debilitating, stress-related symptoms that have afflicted many U.S. troops, prompting the State Department to order a mental health survey of 1,400 employees who have completed assignments there.

MC Rove... I don't know what to say about this. If you like watching extraordinarily awkward things, this is for you.

A hot parlor game indeed. It will be interesting. I'm guessing he gets pardoned.

Quoted: Just minutes after the Libby guilty verdict came down yesterday, the hottest parlor game in town quickly shifted from, Will the jury find Libby guilty? to Will President Bush pardon Libby?

Here we go...

Quoted: Sheffield won't help with MLB's steroids probe.

Quoted: "The [players'] association told us this is just a witch hunt," Sheffield told USA Today. "They don't want us to talk to them. This is all about getting [Bonds].

Quoted: In perhaps the boldest and most sophisticated attack in four years of warfare, gunmen speaking English, wearing U.S. military uniforms and carrying American weapons abducted four U.S. soldiers last week at the provincial headquarters in the Shiite holy city of Karbala and then shot them to death.

My goodness. They also drove the same black Suburbans used by US gov't convoys in Iraq. I saw blond hair reported somewhere else, or maybe somewhere in this article. Very strange.

Hmm... Interesting points. He's always seemed like more of a veep to me.

Quoted: But Richardson’s a surprisingly good candidate, which we’ll put in one of those bullet-point lists everybody loves so much, after the jump.

The Pentagon is calling on corporate clients to take their legal work to firms that don't represent Gitmo detainees...highly unprofessional behavior, at best (By Stimson, not the law firms he's attempting to threaten).

Quoted: Wrote the Post: “But it’s offensive — shocking, to use his word — that Mr. Stimson, a lawyer, would argue that law firms are doing anything other than upholding the highest ethical traditions of the bar by taking on the most unpopular of defendants. It’s shocking that he would seemingly encourage the firms’ corporate clients to pressure them to drop this work. And it’s shocking — though perhaps not surprising — that this is the person the administration has chosen to oversee detainee policy at Guantanamo.”