News rundown

Posted on November 17, 2004 05:23 PM by Joel Comm

  • The corrupt Kofi Annan says he knows nothing about the Oil for Food scandal. Yeah, right. Why is the United States still part of the U.N.?
  • The Bill Clinton Presidential Library is open in Arkansas. Gee, let's pack up the kids in the car and tour this memorial to the worst President to ever live on Pennsylvania Avenue. No thanks. Where is that stained dress anyhow?
  • Russia is apparantly developing a new nuke. Does the pleasant news never stop?

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