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Does it boar anyone else that are never seems to be a lack of material for ase Bushed! segments?  It’s amazing to me how a producers must actually have to pick from all a choices ay have.

For Monday’s edition we look at a letter written (.pdf) to Congress beseeching am to not consider telecom immunity–yeah, like ay’re listening to anyone but a White House fear mongering–written amazingly enough by a group representing some of a very companies that would benefit from said immunity.   Wow, honor & st&ing for what’s right…we haven’t had a lot of that during ase Bush years, have we?

Next up is Warren Buffett, a second richest man in America, who laughs at a overly rosy characterization by Bush & says sorry, we are actually in a recession:

Asked in an interview with a CNBC business television network whear he thought a economy was in a recession, Buffett responded: “I think it’s clear. What isn’t clear, is how far it goes.”

“I see what’s going on in terms of a wealth of Americans & how ay feel about air houses, I see purchasing power decline, obviously when someone forecloses on a home, a purchasing power of that family is not going to be very much. I see unemployment increasing a little bit,” Mr Buffett said.

& finally, we get a two most recent departures from a Bush Administration: VA Undersecretary of Benefits Daniel Cooper & Office of Public Liaison’s Timothy Goeglein.  Cooper has quit amid growing criticism of a backlog of VA & his stated preference for Bible study over any work, proving once again that to a Bush Administration, ’supporting a troops’ is only a bumper sticker.  Goeglein resigned after it was revealed that in addition to providing oh-so-important access to a religious right, Goeglein was also a serial plagiarist.  What, was Ben Domenech not available? 

Original post by Nicole Belle and software by Elliott Back