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![]() So the news blurb I saw said. Anyone heard any more?
Now, it would be just like Bush to appoint Lieberman to replace him so the Republican governor could appoint Lieberman's replacement, guaranteeing the GOP hangs onto the Senate... Dear God; I've got to get away from the news today; I'm starting to believe the right-wing conspiracy nuts... wait... that theory was posted on a conservative site... aaaaggghhhhh! Paranoia! Paranoia! Need to go look at a nice, impartial racing form.... |
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![]() just saw the headline, he resigned.
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Books serve to show a man that those original thoughts of his aren't very new at all. Abraham Lincoln |
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![]() gates, former cia head, said to be the nom to replace him.
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![]() Timing is funny.
Sent to Stud smells scandal. |
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You might be on to something. especially after today's press conference wherein Dubby dissed Cheney. Lucky for King George that he didn't go on that hunting trip to South dakota with Dicky C. Who knows what might have accidently happened if he did. Georgie didn't sound too happy at all. "Where did they hide my clothes?" |
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![]() Maybe now we will get someone who has a clue.
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![]() expect this. .. Repubs will race Democrats to hold hearings. They will do this because now Dems have the power to "open up the books." It's in the self-preservation interest of Republicans to do this. Sure they would prefer to not make Bush look bad, but frankly Bush no longer matters to them.
We will see all kinds of Repub posturing against Rumsfeld now because, after all, he is the one served up to fall on the sword. Cheney will be the next to feel the heat as he will be lumped into the "old crew" bunch and he'll be labeled as Rumsfeld's benefactor. In the meantime, every Democrat, especially in the House, is lining up to kiss the hand of Pelosi. And whether there is anything truly scandalous to be found does not really matter. In fact, it does not matter at all. It's true that policy and what the election means for average people is a nuanced and gradual process. Politics, however, will change virtually overnight. And it probably won't even take that long. Repubs you never heard of lining up to bite the hand that fed them. Nancy Pelosi.... we'll be pretty tired of learning all about her by the end of the week. If you don't get too caught up in each specific sound bite, it's actually pretty interesting to watch. Last edited by SentToStud : 11-08-2006 at 01:54 PM. |
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Flipitty flop, flippity flop. Somebody throw that drowning idiot a life ring! |
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Despite wearing expensive suits and pricey makeup, politicians are above anything, self-preservationists. And, DTS, don't fault Repubs for running away from GWB too harshly. After all, it very well could be Pres Gore if he didn't run away from Clinton. It's just what politicians do. |
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![]() On the Senate side, if it does go Dem, the first real interesting dynamic is Leiberman. You'll hear some Democrats call for Leiberman to retain his seniority. I can't imagine that's going to happen. Joe stays a Senator, but returns to Go as an indy. He went down the road alone in supporting the war and I think the Dems will make him pay.
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Finally the Republicans woke up and got rid of the last powerful neocons, Dick Cheney and his little tool Donald Rumsfeld. The real Republicans, Bush 41 guys, have taken back control of the party. That is why the realist moderate republicans will win the White House in 2008 with a moderate like McCain. |
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I might still be dealing with "lunatic liberal NY elitists"...got any other names? Seems to me that there are plenty enough lunatics roaming around. btw...most of the time I agree with you, just curious about your McCain statement. If he keeps calling for more troops in Iraq, is that the definition of a "lunatic", or just someone a bit out of touch? Also, what do you think of his definition of "victory"? |
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In the meantime, you crossword puzzle-hater, I was making a funny-- see "tinfoil hat" comment, later. And the Lieberman theory came off of a CONSERVATIVE website, as I said in the post. For the love of God, find your sense of humor. Maybe you left it under a rock? Tossed it in the wash with your undies? Crumpled it up in a beer napkin and left it in a bar? Where'd you put it? Huh? Huh? But first, say it to me again, soft and breathy, "ellleeeeeeetisssssst." Oh. Oh, yeah. |
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I love it when you talk that way! I'll be back after I take a cold shower... Wheeewwwww! |
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Go John Mccain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Last edited by Revolution : 11-08-2006 at 05:52 PM. |
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But I find it a wee bit telling that you call Clinton insincere and you're a McCain fan.... pot, this is kettle. Have you met? Here's my favorite quote on McCain from Tuesday (Andrew O'Hehir, Salon.com) <<Normal TV manners reasserted themselves, and before long Sen. John McCain came on the show, supposedly to talk about how the Republicans would land on their feet. Of course this is the new, improved McCain, a pod person hatched in some Karl Rove greenhouse who at some point in 2005 replaced the old tough-as-nails, indie-Republican model. I have long felt that I'd actually prefer McCain to Hillary Clinton in '08, but, jeez Louise, have you seen this guy lately? He sits there in a chair with all the lifelike vividness of Lenin's corpse, smiling in this ghastly, dead way and reading from a script, with no evident conviction or even awareness. I'm not positive his lips move. Sca-a-ry.>> Tee hee. Sorry, Rev, I liked him once, too, but he's a tool for the Bush Administration now and nothing more. Now, say it to me again, "eeeelllllleeeeeeeeetissssst." Mmmmhmmmm.... keep it up and maybe someday I'll be able to buy a home.... |
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I used that special NY eeeeeeellllllttissssst soap in the shower. Smells great but where did all the bubbles go? They seemed to go "pop" before they even formed. pop, pop. POP! |