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IT WAS A WEEK OF RACE IN THE RACE

(8-3-08) All week long, John McCain's campaign had been race-baiting Barack Obama from a stealth ad that insinuated Obama was sexually involved with two white female pop icons to other charges of saying we are not racist while pointing out that Obama is black. Obama had some answers for them and then McCain charged Obama was the racist. Friday night the proof came that McCain's camp is indeed doing racist things. They threw out a fully credentialed newspaper reporter from a campaign event while allowing white reporters to stay.

Tallahassee Democrat senior writer Stephen Price on Friday was singled out and asked to leave a media area at the Panama City rally of presidential candidate Sen. John McCain. Price was among at least three other reporters, and the only black reporter, surrounding McCain's campaign bus when a member of the Arizona senator's security detail asked the reporter to identify himself. Price had shown his media credentials to enter the area. Price showed his employee identification as well as his credentials for the Friday event. "I explained I was with the state press, but the Secret Service man said that didn't matter and that I would have to go," Price said. When another reporter asked why Price was being removed, she too was led out of the area. Other state reporters remained.

ANOTHER SUICIDE - 3 This Week
(8-1-08) It's the third suicide this week, a deadly week for neo-con warriors and those who investigate them. This time the suicide was a respected scientist who has long been suspected as being part of the 2001 Anthrax attack that killed five.

The biodefense researcher was involved in vaccine research for the United State Government. He was hospitalized Friday in Frederick, MD, from an apparent overdose, The apparent suicide came as the Justice Department was considering charging him in connection with the "death by Anthrax murders."

Bruce E. Ivins, 62, who for the past 18 years worked at the government's elite biodefense research laboratories at Fort Detrick, Md., had been informed of the impending prosecution, people familiar with Ivins, his suspicious death and with the FBI investigation said. Regarded as a skilled microbiologist, Ivins also had helped the FBI analyze the powdery material recovered from one of the anthrax-tainted envelopes sent to a U.S. senator's office in Washington, D.C. Some say it was to persuade him to vote for the Patriot Act which he did.

The death was announced to Ivins' colleagues at the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, or USAMRIID, through a staffwide e-mail.

Note- Lori Price, http://www.legitgov.org, contributed to this story

KEY USG FIGURES DEAD FROM GUN SHOT WOUNDS

(2:00 a.m. 7-30-08) An aid to Senator Jim Webb, D. Va. and an Air Force General involved in the nuclear bomb snafu that involved armed nukes being flown to Barksdale, AFB from South Dakota were both found dead and both from gun shot wounds.

The body of Frederick W. Hutchins, Jr. was found in his car by the Sheriff's Department on US Highway 220 because the car was parked along side the busy highway in Virginia. A gun was found beneath the body.

Late Monday the Air Force announced that Brigadier General Thomas L. Tinsley, the commander of Elmendorf Air Force Base in Alaska was found dead. The Air Force spokesperson speculated it was a self inflicted gunshot wound. The dead General had just finished a tour of duty as an aide to former Air Force Chief of Staff, Gen. T. Michael "Buzz" Mosely , who in June resigned under pressure from Secretary of Defense Robert Gates because of the lack of nuclear weapons accountability highlighted by the B-52 flight across country with armed nuclear weapons.

Bush Business has turned deadly.

ROVE CHALLENGE TO CONGRESS MET
WITH CONTEMPT CHARGE

(7-30-08) A House panel Wednesday voted to cite former top White House aide Karl Rove for contempt of Congress as its Senate counterpart publicly pursued possible punishments for an array of alleged past and present Bush administration misdeeds. Voting along party lines, the House Judiciary Committee said that Rove had broke the law by failing to appear at a July 10 hearing on allegations of White House influence over the Justice Department, including whether Rove encouraged prosecutions against Democrats.

On a party-line vote of 20-14, the Democratic-led House of Representatives Judiciary Committee approved a contempt citation against President George W. Bush's former deputy chief of staff and political adviser and sent it to the full House of Representatives for needed concurrence.