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Wednesday, Nov 4, 2009
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a few months back (Greenwald?) stating that Bush had been convinced of the folly of attacking Iran. However, the rest of the neocons are gnashing their teeth for red meat and blood.
speaking of herself in the 3rd person, repeatedly.
problem. Bob Kjellander and Bill Cellini, major RNC players from Illinois have been majorly implicated in the Rezko trial.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/columnists/chi-kass-06jun05,0,3215974.column
"If it's not illegal then it must be ethical."
What's this "IT" you are referring to?
"So, is McCain calling Bush a fool or fraud?"
I'll bet that if you keep asking him that question at every opportunity he will eventually get mad.
and you'll discover it's a phrase that did not exist before last week when E.D. Hill made it all up in her little blond head.
occupation is costing US taxpayers at least $2 Billion/ Week. All of this is happening "off the books." Here's an issue with political traction.
one of those gun range targets of a black guy with a gun to represent Obama's absence.
of seeing every minority employee of Fox "News" file an EEOC complaint against FNC for maintaining a hostile, racist working environment. I have never worked in an environment where those types of comments would be tolerated, let alone become the substance of our message.
He's an elderly man who sometimes has trouble remembering things and falls asleep in public. This should not prevent him from controlling a nuclear arsenal.
conservatives start their quivering-lipped blubbering that the Obama campaign is treating McCain worse than the North Vietnamese did.
he is a weakling who allowed the North Vietnamese to scare him into making a treasonous claim against the United States.
"If I had his experience in the military and considering that the President is commander in chief of the military, he is definetly more qualified than Obama in that regard.
So for someone to ask hime that question is rather ridiculous!"
So how will Senator Sleepy get that message across to the millions of people who are not as wise as yourself if he keeps acting like a truculent child every time the subject arises?
after we invaded, the bushies were under orders to constantly tell the Afghanies "we will never abandon you again". They sure know how to split hairs.
that the 2004 Republican Convention was diliberately scheduled as close to the 9/11 "Anniversary" (cuz they actually celibrate it) as possible to maximize their use of fear on their own people.
From the posts I've read here, Obama is doing exactly the right thing.
He's still recovering from the Million Man March.
the McCain campaign is resorting to cannibalism.
"Obama's clown car must have a two headed lesbian midget communist Hindu as his running mate."
In other words, you're announcing your candidacy?
that if you think government health care is so great, you should consider the "government health care" he received from the North Vietnamese. No, seriously, he made this exact argument on This Week with George S.
Republicans afraid of Mexicans, Republicans afraid of black voter surge. White, right and lookin for a fight.
they would collect some of the more outrageous statements about immigration made by Republican legislators (and there's plenty of them), translate them to spanish, print it all on to a double-sided 8.5"x 11" sheet of paper and distribute it far and wide in the hispanic communities across the US.
enlightening about overall attitude of today's soldiers about going to war and the disillusionment that combat brings. *If* the series stays true to the book, then it should be good. I, personally, wouldn't classify it as "entertainment" as the book did not glorify the war in any way.
may be coming to an end. Gramm's ("senior McCain adviser")remarks are front and center on CNN this morning. "Are YOU one of those whiners?"
Then, in a real departure, they showed a clip of McCain taking an long "akward" pause when answering a question and called it "another akward pause brought to you by Viagra."
Personally, I attribute it to the msm sharks smelling more blood in the water on the Republican side these days.
this seems to be another event that is giving Obama a celebrity status in the media that poor Senator McSleepy can't match. And Americans loves their celebrities.
Personally, I think it's great satire.
You should really put the cap back on the paint thinner when you're done.
"I for one would LOVE to have a mortgage holder collapse. I would stop sending them checks. I would have instant 100% ownership in my home."
Ha Ha Ha! You will be disappointed in the same proportions as your delusions.
Persia...
flown in by the pallet-load and given to Sunni tribes in exchange for their "loyalty". Holding with the long-standing Conservative tradition of paying people to change their behavior.
One reason we could afford to send 500,000 troops to combat in Gulf War 1 was that we had a much larger military in 1990-91 because of the Cold War. I'm looking for the numbers now...
McSleepy was drawing a parallel between Obama and Jimmy Carter...
the conservative blather on Salon is that I have yet to read even 1 endorsement of McCain or his policies. The Republican party is dead in its tracks, just pathetic.
is not censorship. The New Yorker is still free to print what is chooses and Obama is free to let who he wants on the plane.
Btw, It really brightened my morning to see all outraged Republicans braying on about the unfairness of Obama's press coverage. Get used to it.
Did it ever occur to you that the NYT rejected Senator McSleepy's "Op-Ed" because it was nothing but rambling gibberish?
He's right, a D- is a passing grade.
his op-ed printed today. So WTF are they complaining about?
is that a significant number of Americans view the Republican party as 1 big pathalogical liar.
An Israeli columnist issues a scathing indictment of Israel and calls on the U.S. to apply pressure.
Even when government officials purposely subject an innocent person to brutal torture, they enjoy full immunity.
Hey, guys: Are adult films making you bad at sex?
What was once depicted as a grave act of lawlessness -- Bush's NSA program -- is now deemed a vital state secret.
The loony wing of the Republican Party prepares for a big day in Tuesday's elections
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