http://www.therandirhodesshow.com/index.php
A deal is made with Pelosi as wicked, wild wind blows through Washington!
HANK PAULSON (pictured above) PROMISES WALL STREET WILL EAT DOLLAR-MEALS EVERY DAY AS PART OF DEAL DESPITE THE FACT WALL STREET LIVES OFF THE BLOOD OF THE YOUNG

VAMPIRE LEAGUE MODERATES NEGOTIATIONS
House Speaker Madame, Nancy Pelosi, invited the "League" to moderate these historic negotiations, knowing full well a feeding frenzy could break out . . .
IN OTHER NEWS . . .
Wasilla Watch: Sarah Palin and the Rape Kits
The rape-kit controversy is a troubling matter. The insult to rape victims is obvious. So is the sexism inherent in singling them out to foot the bill for investigating their own case.
And the main result of billing rape victims is to protect their attackers by discouraging women from reporting sexual assaults.
That’s why when Senator Joseph Biden, the Democratic vice-presidential nominee, drafted the 1994 Violence Against Women Act, he included provisions to make states ineligible for federal grant money if they charged rape victims for exams and the kits containing the medical supplies needed to conduct them. (Senator John McCain, Ms. Palin’s running mate, voted against Mr. Biden’s initiative, and his name has not been among the long list of co-sponsors each time the act has been renewed.) . . . In the absence of answers, speculation is bubbling in the blogosphere that Wasilla’s policy of billing rape victims may have something to do with Ms. Palin’s extreme opposition to abortion, even in cases of rape. Sexual-assault victims are typically offered an emergency contraception pill, which some people in the anti-choice camp wrongly equate with abortion.
My hunch is that it was the result of outmoded attitudes and boneheaded budget cutting. Still, Ms. Palin has been governor for under two years, and she’s running for vice president largely on her experience as mayor of tiny Wasilla — a far superior credential, she’s told us, to being a community organizer. On the rape kits, as on other issues, she owes voters a direct answer.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/26/opinion/26fri4.html?_r=1&em&oref=slogin
Meanwhile . . . McCain Runs Away --- Again. Because?
But even that wasn’t the top political threat McCain faced last week. Bigger still was the mounting evidence of the seamless synergy between his campaign and Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the mortgage monsters at the heart of the housing bust that set off our current calamity. Most of all, it was the fast-moving events on that front that precipitated his panic to roll out his diversionary, over-the-top theatrics on Wednesday.
What we were learning — through The New York Times, Newsweek and Roll Call — was ugly. Davis Manafort, the lobbying firm owned by McCain’s campaign manager, Rick Davis, had received $15,000 a month from Freddie Mac from late 2005 until last month. This was in addition to the $30,000 a month that Davis was paid from 2000 to 2005 by the so-called Homeownership Alliance, an advocacy organization that he headed and that was financed by Freddie and Fannie to fight regulation . . .
McCain ditches Letterman - Uh-oh . . .
In a journalistic coup de grâce worthy of “60 Minutes,” Letterman went on to unmask his no-show guest as a liar. McCain had phoned himself that afternoon to say he was “getting on a plane immediately” to deal with the grave situation in Washington, Letterman told the audience. Then he showed video of McCain being touched up by a makeup artist while awaiting an interview by Couric that same evening at another CBS studio in New York.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/28/opinion/28rich.html?em
"Do you suspend your campaign? No, because that makes me think maybe there will be other things down the road, like if he’s in the White House, he might just suspend being president. I mean, we’ve got a guy like that now!” ~ David Letterman, after being ditched by McCain
In the Heart of the Young (Winger)
There's a fire
In the heart of the young
Human temples
Drawing power from the sun
Raising sails
Navigating the dawn
Hear the thunder
Now, we're a million strong
The light shines in the heart of the young
We're fighting for a new way to say
Carry on,
And see behind this material
Illusion,
The future of all is alive in the heart of the young
There's a song
In the heart of the young
Loud and clearly
The band goes marchin' on
With the force
Of a thousand gods
Hear the music
We're a million strong
Put your trust in the heart of the young
The rise of the rebellion has
Just begun,
The trumpets sound off the countdown for a
New day's dawn,
The future of all will survive, it's alive
Show me you're still alive
There's a fire
It's there in the heart of the young
See the lightning
Strike the curtain
With the force
Of a thousand gods
Hear the thunder
It's in the heart of the young
Can't you feel it burn in the heart of the young
We're fighting for a new way to say
Carry on,
The trumpets sound off the countdown for a
New day's dawn,
The future of all is alive in the heart of the young
The future of all will survive, it's alive
The future of all will survive, it's alive
The future of all will survive, it's alive . . .





The timing could not be worse for the Republicans. The storm is forecast to hit the U.S. Gulf Coast on the same day the party kicks off its four-day convention in St. Paul to anoint John McCain as its presidential candidate for the November 4 election.





