I thought I saw this in "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou."

I guess some Aussies are no more rational in grief than anyone else.

And this sort of irrational need for vengeance in no way explains the once-broad support for the invasion of Iraq.  Not one bit.

Hard to say how the numbers were affected by the media firestorm criticizing "The Path to 9-11," but it looks like a good football game may have done as much or more to turn people away from the blame-Clinton series, neutralizing the clear right-wing tilt of the thing, than all the furor about its content.

Not sure what the hell that says or means, but there it is.

So, continuing the endless meme, why does the NFL hate America?

Hard to say how the numbers were affected by the media firestorm criticizing "The Path to 9-11," but it looks like a good football game may have done as much or more to turn people away from the blame-Clinton series, neutralizing the clear right-wing tilt of the thing, than all the furor about its content.

Not sure what the hell that says or means, but there it is.

So, continuing the endless meme, why does the NFL hate America?

Hard to say how the numbers were affected by the media firestorm criticizing "The Path to 9-11," but it looks like a good football game may have done as much or more to turn people away from the blame-Clinton series, neutralizing the clear right-wing tilt of the thing, than all the furor about its content.

Not sure what the hell that says or means, but there it is.

So, continuing the endless meme, why does the NFL hate America?

Hard to say how the numbers were affected by the media firestorm criticizing "The Path to 9-11," but it looks like a good football game may have done as much or more to turn people away from the blame-Clinton series, neutralizing the clear right-wing tilt of the thing, than all the furor about its content.

Not sure what the hell that says or means, but there it is.

So, continuing the endless meme, why does the NFL hate America?