Which is worse?

I watched about 10 minutes of Hannity and Colmes last night and finally couldn’t take it any more.
Here’s the question: What’s worse? Calling someone a crook or calling someone a [name describing a posterior region]?
Both Bush and Kerry have committed verbal gaffes, thinking they were off mic and off camera. Bush and Cheney agreed back in the last campaign that a certain NYT reporter had some personality deficiencies. Kerry’s comment calls into question the moral behavior of Bush & Friends.
Why these things are treated equally among the talking heads is beyond me.

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From the “Oh, Brother” File

Sens. Push Law for Receipt of Votes Cast
Sens. Bob Graham of Florida and Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York are pushing legislation that would ensure a printed receipt of votes cast on new touch-screen computer terminals, arguing it will restore voter confidence in the election process.
Don’t you think these receipts will end up in the same place your grocery receipts go? The receipt from your trip to Bennigans? Your dry cleaning claim checks? Your lottery tickets?

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The Dear Leader’s Dear

North Korea warms to Kerry presidency bid
North Korea’s state-controlled media are well known for reverential reporting about Kim Jong-il, the country’s dictatorial leader.
But the Dear Leader is not the only one getting deferential treatment from the communist state’s propaganda machine: John Kerry, the presumptive Democratic candidate, is also getting good play in Pyongyang.

There is a message here for America. Don’t vote for Kerry!

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