Georgewbush.org publishes its unsolicited e-mails

Ew ew ew.

(That said, I wouldn't be surprised to see this page nuked by the end of the night.)

when healthcare is discussed next debate, things like stem cells and health care insurance and expensive drugs could bury him. i hope this is registering out there.

two of keenum babies are home and doing well. mark has sat by their bedside all weekend, every day and night, like a hawk.:

Michael Moore is another member of the Leftworld anti-Bush elite. Moore’s comments in Europe have been so viciously and consistently anti-American that it is amazing Senator Tom Daschle would go to the premier of Moore’s anti-Bush propaganda film. The relationship between Moore’s movie and the anti-Bush movement is clear. Time Magazine compared the fervor of the left for Fahrenheit 9/11 with the intensity of fundamentalist Christians going to see Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ. That may say something about the degree to which for some on the secular left politics is the equivalent of a religious experience.

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I don't think there's any legal issue here. I don't think you can put conditions on unsolicited email. All those confidentiality clauses that government agencies and law offices always stick on their emails can't be binding if both parties don't agree to them ahead of time.

As for the etiquette...it's not really any different than a reporter coming across a stack of internal memos and printing them. Relevant cases: the Pentagon Papers, obviously, and on the other hand the Cincinatti Enquirer vs. Chiquita case. In the former, the reporters were just recipients of the confidential information; in the latter, the reporters engaged in deliberate deception and theft of company property (voice mail messages). Even though having a website called georgewbush.org is obviously deliberately deceptive, it's no more so than any of a zillion websites with misleading names, and obviously legal. There's nothing criminal about it, and there's certainly nothing criminal about them posting messages sent to their address.

I'll get me coat.

if his next campaign slogan isn't "i

is this common knowledge 'round here?

I wonder if some of those people are that stupid, or if this was leaked?

Democratic Congresswoman Corinne Brown was quoted as saying, "...And then after Epcot we're going to Space Mountain!"

something needs to be done about this (below). can't we say something intelligent? can't Bush announce something progressive like dedicating even more federal funds to stem cells and other, more advanced areas such as cord blood? i am so tired of this nuttiness. (and when he says he was first prez to dedicate funds, the dem retort is that this research was not around several years ago, and amount is insignificant)

when healthcare is discussed next debate, things like stem cells and health care insurance and expensive drugs could bury him. i hope this is registering out there.