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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!Jack Bauer departed the scene Monday night after nine years and eight pulse-pounding seasons of "24," the addictive television series that is not "Lost." Whether Jack Bauer -- a.k.a. the actor Kiefer Sutherland -- exited stage right or stage left may depend on one's political point of view. Was the super-agent at CTU (that's the Counter Terrorism Unit, for you unlucky naïfs) a Karl Rove stand-in who promoted torture as the best answer to any question? Or was he a lefty with guns who unmasked the vast, right-wing conspiracy that really is behind everything that goes wrong? How was it that ...
Jack Bauer, everyone's favorite torturer-of-necessity, has embarked on another real-time adventure. Even though we missed the first 5 episodes, it's never too late to start a liveblog. So, meet me back here at 9 and I'll tell you everything that's going to happen just before you see it onscreen.To catch you up, here are links to episode reviews by TV Squad. See you at 9, after the jump.Episode 1 reviewEpisode 2 reviewEpisode 3 reviewEpisode 4 reviewEpisode 5 review Tommy on: BlogTalkRadio I Digg! I Facebook I TwitterOrder The Audacity of Democracy Starring Tommy Christopher ...
Via the NY Times:President Obama is expected to sign executive orders Thursday directing the Central Intelligence Agency to shut what remains of its network of secret prisons and ordering the closing of Guantanamo detention camp within a year, government officials said.The news gets worse for Jack Bauer, the fictional intelligence agent played by Kiefer Sutherland on the FOX drama "24":And the orders would bring to an end a Central Intelligence Agency program that keeps terrorism suspects in secret custody for months or years, a practice that has brought fierce criticism from foreign ...
President-Elect Barack Obama held a news conference today to announce the remainder of his intelligence appointments, and ol' Jack "Tell me what I want to know or I'll yank out your stomach lining with a towel" Bauer was nowhere to be found. In fact, with 16 intelligence agencies, Barack Obama didn't mention CTU even once. He did announce real-life picks, after he talked about yet another dismal jobs report, for December. As expected, he named Leon Panetta as CIA Director, and Admiral Dennis Blair as Director of National Intelligence. He made a compelling case for both men as keys to ...
With the news today that Barack Obama has offered the job of Surgeon General to CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta, I thought it might be helpful if I pitched in with some quick bullet points to smooth over any opposition to the pick. Sure, there may be some naysayers, like Michael Moore, but it should be obvious to anyone that Gupta is the right man for this job. Here are six good things about the pick, in case you're not convinced:#6 Two Words: Holographic Colonoscopy - "I'm beaming Will.i.am's polyps right into this studio!" #5 No matter how many people die, he can't be President - The Surgeon General ...
Doug Davis showed up on Sunday night at the Diamondbacks game, just basically a few hours after undergoing cancer removal surgery on his right thyroid. He was sauntering around the Arizona clubhouse, showing off his scar from the surgery to various teammates. They claimed that it motivated them but it might have terrified Edgar Gonzalez and Tony Pena, Jr., who coughed up seven of the teams 13 runs allowed to the Rockies. Still, Davis' return can't be seen as anything negative, what with the high probability of a speedy recovery that has been predicted. 'To see him in good spirits today is a ...
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