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ACROSS
1. Anybody but Bush!
4. The San Francisco treat in D.C.
7. Instead of an inaugural reception,
the administration has been
thowing one of these for four years
15. Eight fat cows under Clinton, four
of these under Bush
16. Given the
administration's policies, we'll
se alot more of this by-product of
the production of plutonium,
atomic number 93
17. People did this when Bush lied
19. Calling a spade a spade
20. An unrelated, famous Cheney from
the past
21. It's the economy
22. Scott McClellans FunHouse features
this
24. Neocons' Byzantine economic and social theories would all work perfectly...__....
25. Bush/Cheney, Kerry/Edwards,
Rove/Satan
26. Clinton probably could have
benefitted from this group
28. Uncle Tom would agree that this is
bad
35. Very Bad (abbr.)
36. Superman, his cape; The Joker, his
questionmark leotard; Bush, his
flight suit
37. Send us to rehab. We've got an unhealthy dependency
38. Lying under oath, murder, raiding
pension funds, cutting taxes for
the rich while people are
desperately poor, are all this
39. You know, the People
40. Those guys and gals rummaging
through your luggage
42. Politically motivated medical
misnomer for a late-term abortion
45. Annoyingly and cloyingly,
Lieberman wears his participation
in this on his sleever
47. The Ken Lays of the turn of the
century owned these (Abbr.)
48. Not quite Peter the famous actor
49. ____ to it or Rove will have your
head
51. Legendarily biased, inaccurate,
and unprofessional TV blusterer
53. Bush thinks this is his role in
the country
54. General Security Agency (Abbr.)
56. Jason would have thrown most of
the administration off this ship
57. Permit
58. Original source of most blowback
59. Library coding system
60. The kingmaker who's pulling the strings
63. Bush is rumored to take these from
Cheney
65. The country's oldest political periodical, and leftist at that
69. Iraq's McGuffin
71. Ancient wisdom and cheap toasters
come from this direction
72. Neither Jenna nor Barbara could
sleep on one of these
73. In 2004, this is more important
than content
75. Jupiter's closest moon
76. Without this, there are no tax
cuts, no payoffs, no program-
cutting, no successful right-wing
agenda
77. The only legal domestic
intelligence agency
79. Often alluded to in order to
support Bush's foreign policies
80. Notoriously bad form of healthcare
81. The ratio of signal intensity to
noise intensity; very bad at the
moment
82. How polices are put through
Congress these days
84. Iterate, deploy, connoiter, etc.
85. Nasty, cloying, lying bastard
88. Lee, of Hulk directorial infame
91. Bush's second-most important tool
92. The GOP is fond of calling its
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policy agenda
this, but it's not
94. Bush's environmental policies guarantee
more of these for everyone
95. ... and friends (Abbr.)
96. Male chicken, in "Freedom"
97. Dems are on one side of this, Repubs on
the other
98. Too many politicians do this in public,
especially on the right. Jesus would have a fit
99. UnAmerican Association of Reitred Persons
(I guess these are the members who opposed the Buscription
"benefit" plan?)
DOWN
1. Only useful to Neocons when they
want something
2. What worried Brits might say in
November, "Sorry I
can't stick around for the election, I've
got to ..."
3. Wolfowitz is overjoyed when the
administration ignores this on
nuclear weapons
5. Where many servicemen and women
will be stationed if Bush is
reelected
6. Criticize the administration and
you're accused of being a member of this organization (Abbr.)
7. Hopefully, Marqis:Sade as Bush:feat
8. The Republican jobs plan
9. No, never, neocons, not a chance
all starts with these
10. A particularly annoying and
unthinking fervor
11. The main problem is too much oil
(Abbr.)
12. Verse 2 of Revelation (Abbr.)
13. ____ the next war!
14. No Good!
17. Not a uniter, for sure!
18. What's running the show when greed, selfishness, and fear are in control, according to Freud
21. Ashcroft's favorite activity
23. One of the first international
proposals to get the ax under Bush
25. Twice as much vision, according to
people like Rove
27. Often-lambasted defender of the
Constitution
29. Bush's economic and education polices
30. Seagram's wishes the little King had drunk alot of this, so they could advertise
31. Republican attitude towards the
world
32. As usual, "enforce existing
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laws" was the answer instead
of renewing this particulary
popular ban
33. When his war buddies are around, Kerry
is this for a change
34. John Edwards' state
39. Where chickenhawks sleep
41. Singular participant of 1 Down
42. Under-the-radar name for liberals
43. What Cheney's policy ideas should appropriately be recycled into
44. If it would get him a photo-op
with farmers, you'd see a politician holding this
46. A major component of 8 Down that's shortsightedly shortened under Republican policies
50. These people both make ideal Wal-
Mart employees, and are the result
of being Wal-Mart employees
52. Left-rear (like 6 Down)
55. The GOP is desperately trying to
get Latinos to say this in November
61. Second to class in what's important to shallow people
62. These boats are running the 2004
election
64. Conglomerate that makes many
cartoons (Abbr.)
66. Make a rope out of this and let
the GOP hang itself on its
environmental, oil-based policies
67. Duds, singular
68. A lot of negative ones in the air
in Rumsfeld's office, no doubt
70. This is the kind of rule
encouraged by statements like
"Those who criticize the
administration are aiding and
giving comfort to the enemy"
74. Ashcroft's officially abbreviated position
78. The cradle of civilization, now
leveled
79. Jefferson Clinton's shortened firstname
83. While we're on it, 79 Down's
homestate when he's writing letters
84. Wade's 1973 adversary
86. Cheap Fucking Republican, as an
acronym
87. What the President initially
suggested people do to fight the
war on terror
89. Famously fascist adding machine
company
90. Bill Frist's employer
91. The missing part of man's rights
92. Presidential candidates barely
acknowledge this state
93. On the other hand, Presidential
candidates pay special attention
to this one nowadays
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