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11-16-2006, 12:42 PM
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LOL!!! House Democrats choose Hoyer
This is ****ing hysterical!!! I hope the Dems enjoy their two years in control(which is all they are gonna get)!! They say they are gonna get the country in order and they can't even get themselves in order.
Pelosi's guy Murtha gets beat by Hoyer and Dems are infighting already. They just don't ever change, bunch of clowns. 
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11-16-2006, 12:48 PM
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061116/...ngress_leaders
Looks like they are really off to a good start and ready to get things going, lol. I personally thought they should have gone with the Abscam guy Murtha who said "he wasn't interested at THIS TIME" when they offered him 50 grand. Sounds like a real standup guy and definitely who you want at number two!! I forgot how much fun it is when the Dems are in power and scrutinized as much as members in the party with power are. Gotta love a party whose majority leader is somehere to the left of Marx, who supports a guy who avoids and ABSCAM prosecution by millimeters due to uttering "not at this time" rather than saying maybe later for more cash as the number two guy, and whose members actually vote for the moderate who stands for most of the things they say they don't.
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11-16-2006, 12:49 PM
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you will see
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11-16-2006, 12:56 PM
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11-16-2006, 01:06 PM
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thats where Al Gore will come into play, and hopefully when the Kerry people have deemed its time to get his face back in the running
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11-16-2006, 01:27 PM
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Kerry sunk any small chance he had with his "witty" comments about not studying and ending up in the military. No dem can win the presidency without some appeal to the moderates in the red states. Gore's a dinosaur. Hilary ain't electable and you know it. Its gonna be Edwards I'd think. Hes been pretty smart, pretty smart indeed. Hes done something simple but brilliant, hes stayed out of the press and avoided making commentary on anything. The wind blows every which way in times of turmoil and terrorism like we have now. A comment that was fitting at the time of uttering it can turn out to be not so fitting one terrorist attack later. Hes already got recognition from his VP run. Hes avoided making comments that and accusations that can be drudged up against him and he doesn't have a long liberal voting record. The problem is that it looks as if the Dems will infight once again in the fight for the nomination, and it always hurts them. Republicans really only have two candidates, McCain and Giualani and I think if Rudy truly wants it he will get it, and be elected president. As a former federal prosecutor he has credentials as knowing the letter of the law and going after crime. As mayor he did a stunning job cleaning up NYC, and particularly going after crime. His actions during 911 may indeed have been little more than a lot of words, but he can truly say he will go after terrorism and knows of its effects more than anyone. His true value is that he could be the first Republican since Reagen to carry Ny and its vast number of electoral votes. Upstate NY is HEAVILY republican but the City has always carried the Dems. Having been one of the most popular NYC mayors since LaGuardia, he could carry NYC and upstate would be a landslide. Also have to factor in that Italian Americans would support him in masses. He has appeal as a "minority" of sorts attempting to become the countries first Italian American President. He also doesn't have a congressional voting record to be used against him. I'm not sure yet that he really wants to be President, but if he does, I think its going to President Giulani in 2008.
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11-16-2006, 02:39 PM
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http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/...entry_id=10967
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Gentlemen! We're burning daylight! Riders up! -Bill Murray
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11-16-2006, 03:04 PM
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They're damaged goods. You've got to look for someone else.
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11-16-2006, 03:10 PM
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Not if Repubs put up Trent (I like Strom) Lott and George (Macaca) Allen. Do you think Foley will be a possible vp candidate and Abramoff will get on parole in time to be a big fund raiser? At this point, I'm looking at all possibles.
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11-16-2006, 03:06 PM
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11-16-2006, 12:59 PM
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The best I can figure is that the Dems sure know how to hang their dirty underwear in the front yard. Maybe the britches and bras will dry out if the sun shines. We'll have to see which way the wind blows. DTS
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11-16-2006, 01:08 PM
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Same old story DTS...we get what we deserve...we elect these folks, see that they are dirty and reelect them! When was the last time we elected a man to the Presidency that we could be proud of? I'd say Truman....
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11-16-2006, 01:26 PM
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“I can’t believe they are self-destructing before they even get started,” said Representative Ray LaHood, Republican of Illinois. “Everyone on our side is giddy.”
What a wonderful thing our two political parties. The Democrats that have no idea what they want to do, and a hateful Republican party that wants to see failure. What a wonderful outlook from both sides. Both sides should feel ashamed. Giddy... Yes I get giddy when our nation's politicians cant get anything done. Makes me happy as hell. Will someone from Illinois please get rid of this Republican clown.
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11-16-2006, 01:31 PM
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The Dems have been rooting against the war hoping to get back to pwer with its failure. Nothing like rooting for deaths of American soldiers to make me wanna sing "America the Beautiful" The repub is right. For all the nonsense and propaganda the Dems just spread, the fact that the first thing they attempt to do in house is embarrasing to them shows they have no united party ideals or structure makes some folks realize that maybe the "vote on the war" should have been examined against exactly what you were voting for, rather than just against. It also showed that they haven't learned a ****ing thing in 12 years on the sidelines, and with 6 since having any control of the agenda whatsoever.
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11-17-2006, 08:56 AM
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This is the sad state of America. The people in this country that root for failure in government are pathetic. They would rather see their country go to hell than have the other party do well. These people that root for failure in our government, whether they be the Democrats who secretly root for failure in Iraq, or people like Oracle and his original post, who root for nothing to get done by the Democrats, like cleaning up corruption, these people are more loyal to their parties than their country. These people are traitors. Anyone who cares about their party more than their country is a traitor. How anyone can be a Republican or Democrat is beyond me. I guess they are too stupid to think for themselves. This isn't the 1800's or even the 1900's where you needed parties for information and for communication, this is the year 2006, where people can get anything they want from a computer. Wake up people.
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11-16-2006, 01:50 PM
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Ya had me scratchin' my head on that one... I'd say Lincoln (Repub). He sure had his fair share of critics though. They don't make em like they used to. DTS btw...Watch Edwards. He might be the Dems best hope. The other two will fade. Hillary-too much baggage, Obama-too inexperienced (maybe vp).
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