Not A Stripper

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Wednesday, May 12, 2004
FO' NO GO... My mom used to own a '67 Mustang. She said it was a lemon; in fact, when I first heard of this as a kid, she said "it could pass anything but the mechanic" which had to be explained to me. I was reminded of that idiom when I read this (Guardian, via Atrios):

On June 30, the fabled handover of sovereignty is to take place. In Washington they are clinging to the mantra that this marks a turning point, with no reason why things should get better. It's only six weeks away, but there is still no plan, not a single piece of paper yet describing exactly what powers are being transferred to whom. Who will these 10,000 prisoners belong to? How much of the oil revenues will flow directly into the interim government? Who will the new government be?

Can these people organize ANYTHING that isn't a campaign?
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