GersonK suggested this cap I made Saturday night might have t-shirt potential:
“Yes we Vulcan.”
What do you think?
As I noted earlier today via Twitter, it’s hard to imagine a President-Elect McCain doing something like this:
WASHINGTON (AP) — President-elect Obama’s advisers are quietly crafting a proposal to ship dozens, if not hundreds, of imprisoned terrorism suspects to the United States to face criminal trials, a plan that would make good on his promise to close the Guantanamo Bay prison but could require creation of a controversial new system of justice.
During his campaign, Obama described Guantanamo as a “sad chapter in American history†and has said generally that the U.S. legal system is equipped to handle the detainees. But he has offered few details on what he planned to do once the facility is closed.
But it’s at least part of the reason I voted for his opponent.
Link via Cynical-C.
So this is what it feels like: a hope fulfilled.
Yes we did.
Not even a plumber? Say it ain’t so, Joe!
Oh wait, your first name isn’t even Joe?!
Well, shock of shocks — it turns out McCain’s characterization of this was all wrong. In fact, I would call it a lie. He knows it wasn’t for an overhead projector, a piece of classroom equipment that costs a couple of hundred dollars. That money was for Adler’s Zeiss Mark VI star projector: a venerable piece of precision fabricated equipment that projects the stars, constellations, and other objects inside the planetarium dome. Adler’s Zeiss is 40 years old, and desperately needs replacing. These machines are pricey, and replacing them difficult.
Adler needed money to do this. They asked local politicians, and eventually were able to get a request in a budget submitted by Obama. However, Obama never even voted on that budget, and Adler never got that money — thus making, again, McCain a liar.
Via Gerry Canavan and Cynical-C, respectively.