this didnt take long, senate to investigate Bush
 

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If it were up to Leahy Bush and Chaney would be in jail but I doubt Obama will allow him to go after them. I think someone should go to jail though, someone not too high up and not too low. I'd settle for Rove or Alberto.

The link you provided is messed up demk...correct link [URL="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/02/10/exclusive-leahy-talks-to_n_165774.html"]HERE[/URL].

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[quote=saden1;526190]If it were up to Leahy Bush and Chaney would be in jail but I doubt Obama will allow him to go after them. I think someone should go to jail though, someone not too high up and not too low. I'd settle for Rove or Alberto.

The link you provided is messed up demk...correct link [URL="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/02/10/exclusive-leahy-talks-to_n_165774.html"]HERE[/URL].[/quote]

Pfftt, you can't send Wove to priwson. He's on the Fox News.

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Well its about time! I would love to see Rove go to prison! And Bush too! Can you imagine what Bush would do when having to face a problem on his own when there would be no book to read, no guitar to play, no teleprompter telling him what to say, no Daddy bailing him out of another jam......................it would be freakin hilarious man!

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This would be a Godsend for Republicans. The Democrats spending millions to find out the CIA slapped Khalid Mohammed around a little bit. Please don't throw me in the briar patch.

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If I'm correct Rove was never an elected official. Just add this to the 2trillion that Obama has spent and its a drop in the bucket.

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[quote=Miller101;526227]Well its about time! I would love to see Rove go to prison! And Bush too! Can you imagine what Bush would do when having to face a problem on his own when there would be no book to read, no guitar to play, no teleprompter telling him what to say, no Daddy bailing him out of another jam......................it would be freakin hilarious man![/quote] Yes , we should put our president < former > in jail and say to the entire world " We are the new Nazi's " . ? On what grounds would he be jailed , sending our troops into Iraq , which violated the cease fire agreement to end the gulf war . What about our senators and congressman who voted YES to sending our troops ? For pouring water on some guys face who would kill every freakin American if he could ? How about hunting bin laden and his band of killers first ? I just find it sad , Bush is killing terroists and Americans get mad as hell , Clinton rolled tanks into , Waco , Texas USA and killed 81 Americans and nothing ?

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[quote=budw38;526452]On what grounds would he be jailed?[/quote]

Are you being serious or are you just joking?

[quote]For pouring water on some guys face who would kill every freakin American if he could ? How about hunting bin laden and his band of killers first ? I just find it sad , Bush is killing terroists and Americans get mad as hell , Clinton rolled tanks into , Waco , Texas USA and killed 81 Americans and nothing ? [/quote]

Please stop your fear mongering and blaming Clinton...................its getting old dude and it doesn't work anymore!

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[quote=Miller101;526837]Are you being serious or are you just joking?



Please stop your fear mongering and blaming Clinton...................its getting old dude and it doesn't work anymore![/quote]
That is not fear mongering. That is how the terrorists really think. Obama talking about how we will never pull out of the recession without his crap ass "stimulus" bill is fear mongering.

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[quote=steveo395;526940]That is not fear mongering. That is how the terrorists really think. Obama talking about how we will never pull out of the recession without his crap ass "stimulus" bill is fear mongering.[/quote]

I was wondering if anyone was going to bring up the fact that Obama is doing what all the left said that Bush did with fear mongering.

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so you guys don't really think the economy is in shambles?

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[quote=dmek25;526952]so you guys don't really think the economy is in shambles?[/quote]
Yeah dmek, I think that the economy is in shambles. I also think that the so called rich people who drive this economy will hold onto their money and not be so eager to invest in the stock market, and "spread the wealth". Since Obama has taken the oath of office, have you noticed how the markets have reacted? This is by no means a coincidence. The true movers of this economy will hold onto their money, and ride-out Obama's term while we all suffer.

I'm still waiting for the people who said that "yes we can" fix it. All we have done is elect a black president, big deal, move on. I'm ready for some results, and not a bunch of rhetoric. I think we got enough of that during the campaign.

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[quote=4mrusmc;526996]Yeah dmek, I think that the economy is in shambles. I also think that the so called rich people who drive this economy will hold onto their money and not be so eager to invest in the stock market, and "spread the wealth". [B] Since Obama has taken the oath of office, have you noticed how the markets have reacted? This is by no means a coincidence. The true movers of this economy will hold onto their money, and ride-out Obama's term while we all suffer.[/B]

I'm still waiting for the people who said that "yes we can" fix it. All we have done is elect a black president, big deal, move on. I'm ready for some results, and not a bunch of rhetoric. I think we got enough of that during the campaign.[/quote]

How disappointing, I expect more from you and this is what you give me? You're really gonna play it like that? Your game needs to make major improvements if you want to play ball on this court.

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Anything that puts Patrick Leahy front and center is a freaking Godsend. Please investigate fully.

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[quote=Miller101;526837]Are you being serious or are you just joking?



Please stop your fear mongering and blaming Clinton...................its getting old dude and it doesn't work anymore![/quote] Good morning . Yes i was serious , what law<s> did Bush break ? Did the Intel . reports indicate WMD's , did the UN sec. council also conclude Iraq still had a WMD program ? I did not blame Clinton for anything ? How did you get me using fear mongering ? President Clinton / J. Reno rolled tanks into Waco Texas and used them to kill 81 Americans , were they read there miranda rights , were they put on trail and found guilty by a jury of there peers ? You have provided no evidence of the Bush Admin. breaking any laws . Go to youtube.com / Dems / WMD's or Clinton/ Gore WMD's , Iraq used WMD's to kill Iraq's and Iranians .

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this might be helpful [url=http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/949198/posts]IRAQ/WMD: What did Clinton & Senate Dems know & when(HYPOCRISY=DEMS; SEE FOR YOURSELF)[/url]

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[quote=4mrusmc;526996]Yeah dmek, I think that the economy is in shambles. I also think that the so called rich people who drive this economy will hold onto their money and not be so eager to invest in the stock market, and "spread the wealth". Since Obama has taken the oath of office, have you noticed how the markets have reacted? This is by no means a coincidence. The true movers of this economy will hold onto their money, and ride-out Obama's term while we all suffer.

I'm still waiting for the people who said that "yes we can" fix it. All we have done is elect a black president, big deal, move on. I'm ready for some results, and not a bunch of rhetoric. I think we got enough of that during the campaign.[/quote] Not all wealthy people " share the wealth " , put preach the mantra ...[url=http://www.topix.com/forum/city/jacksonville-fl/TOC2ERP9CMGVA1PKV]Charitable giving: McCain Vs. Obama - Topix[/url]

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We REALLY need football to start again !!!!!!!! Damn the offseason ,,, have a great weekend everyone !

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Seeing how so many members of Congress are under investigation right now I don't think they need to point fingers. This seems like cowardice to me. If they had a beef then they should've done it while he was in office. Those members who want to investigate Bush are the same jerks who voted to go to war in Iraq. Now that he's gone they want an investigation? They need to worry about now and not then.

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[quote=Trample the Elderly;527092]Seeing how so many members of Congress are under investigation right now I don't think they need to point fingers. This seems like cowardice to me. If they had a beef then they should've done it while he was in office. Those members who want to investigate Bush are the same jerks who voted to go to war in Iraq. Now that he's gone they want an investigation? They need to worry about now and not then.[/quote]

Bush lied to Congress about the evidence in Iraq. I used to work for Senator Carper in Delaware and he said that Bush showed the people in Congress evidence that didn't exist.

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[quote=budw38;527052]Not all wealthy people " share the wealth " , put preach the mantra ...[URL="http://www.topix.com/forum/city/jacksonville-fl/TOC2ERP9CMGVA1PKV"]Charitable giving: McCain Vs. Obama - Topix[/URL][/quote]
Nice research budw38. Too bad our man McCain couldn't make this a campaign issue. He was too busy trying to take the high road during the campaign, and look what it got us.....

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[quote=saden1;527003]How disappointing, I expect more from you and this is what you give me? You're really gonna play it like that? Your game needs to make major improvements if you want to play ball on this court.[/quote]
I'm sorry that I disappointed you with reality. I just figured that the people on Wall Street would have been ready for some "hope" and "change" the day after the big O took office. That's right, people with money are ready to open up their pockets and "sperad the wealth" to help this economy boom for a President and a Congress who are so eager to put up obstacles to prevent them from being wealthy.

Too bad our economy isn't reliant on the sales of Obama t-shirts, and other shwag with his likeness. Because that crap is making a killing.

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[quote=Duffman003;527131]Bush lied to Congress about the evidence in Iraq. I used to work for Senator Carper in Delaware and he said that Bush showed the people in Congress evidence that didn't exist.[/quote]

If you worked for Senator Carper then why didn't you do more research for him? I mean there's the Senate Intelligence, The State Department, The CIA, The Joint Chiefs, Naval Intel, the NSA, and countless other ABC departments.
Don't tell me Bush had all of those agencies in lock step with him when people like Collin Powell said it was a bad idea.
What about Bidden and Hillary? Don't tell me they were bamboozled into a war. All that hog-wash about being fooled into a war doesn't work for me. Actually if your stupid enough to get fooled into a war you don't need to be on Capitol Hill.
That may work for Joe on the street. He isn't privy to the same intelligence that Biden is and doesn't hear the same things Hillary does.
Those catch phrases may work on a college campus but not everyone easily subscribes to, Bush Lied and People Died, Compassionate Conservatism, or Shovel Ready. There are plenty of farms here in Varina with cow dung that are shovel ready. Can we get 120 mil? Go tell a vet missing a leg, gee I'm so sorry but that dastardly Bush lied to me. So what if he did? That just make you a sucker.
The point is that the Democrats played politics with the lives of our soldiers. If they had stuck to their principles then they would've voted no. Ron Paul did why couldn't they?

"Who is more foolish? The fool or those that follow him."
Obi-wan Kenobi

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[quote=4mrusmc;527160]Nice research budw38. Too bad our man McCain couldn't make this a campaign issue. [B]He was too busy trying to take the[/B] [B]high road during the campaign[/B], and look what it got us.....[/quote]
your joking, right? all McCain did was try to drag Obama thru the mud, not expand on the issues. this is why he lost, not because he had high morals

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[quote=Trample the Elderly;527170]If you worked for Senator Carper then why didn't you do more research for him? I mean there's the Senate Intelligence, The State Department, The CIA, The Joint Chiefs, Naval Intel, the NSA, and countless other ABC departments.
Don't tell me Bush had all of those agencies in lock step with him when people like Collin Powell said it was a bad idea.
What about Bidden and Hillary? Don't tell me they were bamboozled into a war. All that hog-wash about being fooled into a war doesn't work for me. Actually if your stupid enough to get fooled into a war you don't need to be on Capitol Hill.
That may work for Joe on the street. He isn't privy to the same intelligence that Biden is and doesn't hear the same things Hillary does.
Those catch phrases may work on a college campus but not everyone easily subscribes to, Bush Lied and People Died, Compassionate Conservatism, or Shovel Ready. There are plenty of farms here in Varina with cow dung that are shovel ready. Can we get 120 mil? Go tell a vet missing a leg, gee I'm so sorry but that dastardly Bush lied to me. So what if he did? That just make you a sucker.
[B]The point is that the Democrats played politics with the lives of our soldiers.[/B] If they had stuck to their principles then they would've voted no. Ron Paul did why couldn't they?

"Who is more foolish? The fool or those that follow him."
Obi-wan Kenobi[/quote]
Au contraire, mon fraire. i think your man Bush was the one playing the games. he was after the oil, and a legacy. didnt really end up like mission accomplished, did it?

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[quote=dmek25;527172]Au contraire, mon fraire. i think your man Bush was the one playing the games. he was after the oil, and a legacy. didnt really end up like mission accomplished, did it?[/quote]

Who ever said Bush was my man? Bush was a liberal. If he had a D next to his name you'd have said he was the best thing since sliced bread. If you want to spout of some sound bites then go ahead. They don't stand up with simple logic. At least Saden backs his stuff up with facts. You should be happy about Bush. If we hadn't had W there wouldn't be an Obama.

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the funny thing about the war is that in the end we have seemingly brought stability with elections. Violence is down and we will have the troops home, unless they go to pakistan/afghanistan.

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[quote=Duffman003;527131]Bush lied to Congress about the evidence in Iraq. I used to work for Senator Carper in Delaware and he said that Bush showed the people in Congress evidence that didn't exist.[/quote]
Then that's it, case closed. A career Democratic politician says that "Bush lied about Iraq". Bush must be a liar then. How convenient for Carper to make this claim, when public opionion pols swayed against the war. This just emphasizes the point of Democrats politicizing the war, rather than staying behind the President to get Iraq 100% stabilized so we don't wind up with another post-USSR Afghanistan, or worse a super-Iran.

Sen. Carper voted for the use of force against Iraq back in 2002 and has been fairly consistent in his voting patterns with most main stream Dems, funding the troops, but bashing Bush along the way.

[URL="http://www.ontheissues.org/Senate/Tom_Carper.htm#War_+_Peace"]Tom Carper on the Issues[/URL]

Keep in mind that a majority of Democrats, including those on the Intel committee supported the war. The "lies" Bush put out were delivered by Colin Powell. Is he now a liar too. Bottom line is there was bad analysis of intel from the CIA, which was headed by a Clinton hold-over. Bush didn't lie.

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here is some intresting reading, just for you, trample
So Bush's legacy hinges on Iraq, which is an unmitigated disaster. Instead of being forgiven, like Polk and McKinley, for his phony pretext for war (WMD and al-Qaeda operatives in Baghdad), he stands to be lambasted by future scholars. What once were his two best sound bites -- "Wanted dead or alive" and "Mission accomplished" -- will be used like billy clubs to shatter his legacy every time it gets a revisionist lift. The left will keep battering him for warmongering while the right will remember its outrage that he didn't send enough battalions to Iraq.
couldnt get the link to work. taken from the washington post

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[quote=dmek25;527172]Au contraire, mon fraire. i think your man Bush was the one playing the games. he was after the oil, and a legacy. didnt really end up like mission accomplished, did it?[/quote]
1991 , the war is about stealing oil , now htis war is about the oil , then why have not not taken the oil ? After almost twenty years you still make that claim ? [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JE48XHKG64&feature=related]YouTube - Gore criticizes Bush for ignoring Iraq's ties to terrorism[/ame] So Bush must have put this thought in Gore's head in 1992 .....

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[quote=4mrusmc;527160]Nice research budw38. Too bad our man McCain couldn't make this a campaign issue. He was too busy trying to take the high road during the campaign, and look what it got us.....[/quote]
The Dems are hypocrites on most issues , crooks , liars and cheats who have done nothing for the middle class , except to throw a give away once in a while . Like Al wanting us to go green ...[url=http://www.snopes.com/politics/bush/house.asp]snopes.com: A Tale of Two Houses[/url]

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[quote=dmek25;527193]here is some intresting reading, just for you, trample
So Bush's legacy hinges on Iraq, which is an unmitigated disaster. Instead of being forgiven, like Polk and McKinley, for his phony pretext for war (WMD and al-Qaeda operatives in Baghdad), he stands to be lambasted by future scholars. What once were his two best sound bites -- "Wanted dead or alive" and "Mission accomplished" -- will be used like billy clubs to shatter his legacy every time it gets a revisionist lift. The left will keep battering him for warmongering while the right will remember its outrage that he didn't send enough battalions to Iraq.
couldnt get the link to work. taken from the washington post[/quote]
What about Bush spending more $ fighting AIDS and Malaria then any man in history , 17 $ billion ? Did you know that the party that cares the about the poor banned DDT [URL="http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?sec=health&res=9F0DEEDA1738F932A25757C0A9629C8B63"]What the World Needs Now Is DDT - New York Times[/URL] That has led to aprox. 40 million people dying ? Look up DDT / Rachel Carson . Too bad Clinton did not feel that was an important fight , like invading Haiti ?

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[quote=Duffman003;527131]Bush lied to Congress about the evidence in Iraq. I used to work for Senator Carper in Delaware and he said that Bush showed the people in Congress evidence that didn't exist.[/quote]

How can you show evidence that does not exist? Funny how the left calls Bush dumb, stupid and everything else under the sun but they then turn around and say how he fooled everyone. If thats true who is the stupid dumb people now?

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[quote=dmek25;527171]your joking, right? all McCain did was try to drag Obama thru the mud, not expand on the issues. this is why he lost, not because he had high morals[/quote]
Dmek, surely you jest my friend. I will just give you one issue, and I just want you to try your best to explain this one away if you can. If McCain had a been apart of a church for 20 years that had an antiamerican, antiblack, and had down right hateful sermons being spewed about on any given Sunday, what do you think the Obama attack dogs would have done? The press would have had McCain drop out of the presidential race, and resign as a senator. But, McCain told his people that rev. Wright was "off limits", and the press went soft because they were on Obama's jock.

So, with that said I'm not too sure what other evidence you need.

And as far as the whole Bush lied thing. Without beating this tired-ass, beat-down, tore-up, old horse, why would such profoundly smarter people like our elected dem. heros, be led by their penus rings to war with alleged circumstantial evidence. To have a fool and/or the village idiot lead us to war with Iraq. Yes, the same Iraq that had a dictator that skirted so many moist-ass UN resolutions, and NEVER fully accounted 100% of their WMD's. And constantly shot at our pilots patrolling the no-fly zone. What does that say about our elected heros, and our brain capacity?

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[quote=4mrusmc;527166]I'm sorry that I disappointed you with reality. I just figured that the people on Wall Street would have been ready for some "hope" and "change" the day after the big O took office. That's right, people with money are ready to open up their pockets and "sperad the wealth" to help this economy boom for a President and a Congress who are so eager to put up obstacles to prevent them from being wealthy.

Too bad our economy isn't reliant on the sales of Obama t-shirts, and other shwag with his likeness. Because that crap is making a killing.[/quote]

Your game is weak son, very weak. You got setup with an ankle twister and fell real hard. If the DOW climes back to 10K or the market in general bounce back be sure to give Obama and his socialist policies credit, m'kay.


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[quote=dmek25;527193]here is some intresting reading, just for you, trample
So Bush's legacy hinges on Iraq, which is an unmitigated disaster. Instead of being forgiven, like Polk and McKinley, for his phony pretext for war (WMD and al-Qaeda operatives in Baghdad), he stands to be lambasted by future scholars. What once were his two best sound bites -- "Wanted dead or alive" and "Mission accomplished" -- will be used like billy clubs to shatter his legacy every time it gets a revisionist lift. The left will keep battering him for warmongering while the right will remember its outrage that he didn't send enough battalions to Iraq.
couldnt get the link to work. taken from the washington post[/quote]

(1) Again, I'm not a Bush fan.
(2) Who cares about legacies except the talking heads on television?
(3) Who do you think gave Saddam the capability to make those weapons?
(4) Scholars? Those are people who couldn't make it in the business world, at least they were at my college.
(5) Bush spoke loudly and carried a switch.
(6) The Dems voted for the war. If you want to call someone a warmonger start with your own representative.
(7) A real war is fought with thermal nuclear weapons and until the enemy capitulates.
(8) Old school Dems were the most warlike IE: Wilson = WWI, Russia, Roosevelt, Truman, = WWII and Korea, Kennedy, Johnson = Cuba, Vietnam
Out of all of those wars, I can only think of one that we had any business being in, because we had no choice. Oh, lets not forget who fired those first shots at Fort Sumter and started the bloodiest American war ever.
(9) I'm to the right of the right. Your Bush speak will not work on me.

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[quote=saden1;527217]Your game is weak son, very weak. You got setup with an ankle twister and fell real hard. If the DOW climes back to 10K or the market in general bounce back be sure to give Obama and his socialist policies credit, m'kay.


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Son? You might want to taste again. I'm fully grown, and if you haven't been hanging out at your freindly neighborhood Starbucks sipping on ice coffee so much, and talking about how evil right-wingers are to your friends. That even you too would have seen how much of an unprecedented percentage drop the Dow has gone through since Obama has taken over the reigns.

I hit you with facts, and you come back with some NBA crap saying how I got head faked? That is pretty whack, even by your standards saden1. You should clean out your ears, and open up your eyes.

Really, you shouldn't listen to too much Pearl Jam out there in Seattle. That crap will ruin your ability to think clearly. You are way too smart to be such a flame-on liberal. I really like you man, but your politics are just way too (as someone has said before) bat-shit crazy for me.

But on a side note, that was a sick move that was put on that guy from the Wizards.

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[quote=4mrusmc;527241]Son? You might want to taste again. I'm fully grown, and if you haven't been hanging out at your freindly neighborhood Starbucks sipping on ice coffee so much, and talking about how evil right-wingers are to your friends. That even [B]you too would have seen how much of an unprecedented percentage drop the Dow has gone through since Obama has taken over the reigns.
[/B]
I hit you with facts, and you come back with some NBA crap saying how I got head faked? That is pretty whack, even by your standards saden1. You should clean out your ears, and open up your eyes.

Really, you shouldn't listen to too much Pearl Jam out there in Seattle. That crap will ruin your ability to think clearly. You are way too smart to be such a flame-on liberal. I really like you man, but your politics are just way too (as someone has said before) bat-shit crazy for me.

But on a side note, that was a sick move that was put on that guy from the Wizards.[/quote]

What do you have against conversations over an icy Starbucks beverage? I rather enjoy them very much, specially during the summer after a nice bike ride on Alki Beach. My friends and I don't really think right-wingers are evil (Cheney is the lone exception of course), we just don't think they're very bright people.


My game predicates on facts. I build it around facts and sensibility. For example, I look at this DJI and I tried to reconcile it with your statement and failed miserably. I am always looking to improve my game. And I hope you'll give Obama the much deserved credit when the DJI rises.

[IMG]http://www.google.com/finance/getchart?q=.DJI&x=INDEXDJX&p=6M&i=86400[/IMG]


I just want to also announce that I don't listen to Pearl Jam and even if I did there is nothing wrong with listening to them.

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[quote=saden1;527256]What do you have against conversations over an icy Starbucks beverage? I rather enjoy them very much, specially during the summer after a nice bike ride on Alki Beach. My friends and I don't really think right-wingers are evil (Cheney is the lone exception of course), we just don't think they're very bright people.


My game predicates on facts. I build it around facts and sensibility. For example, I look at this DJI and I tried to reconcile it with your statement and failed miserably. I am always looking to improve my game. And I hope you'll give Obama the much deserved credit when the DJI rises.

[IMG]http://www.google.com/finance/getchart?q=.DJI&x=INDEXDJX&p=6M&i=86400[/IMG]


I just want to also announce that I don't listen to Pearl Jam and even if I did there is nothing wrong with listening to them.[/quote]

Yeas and liberals are so intellectual ans smart:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TptsP4ryido]YouTube - Obama Town Hall Julio's McDonalds Question[/ame]

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[quote=budw38;527196][B]The Dems are hypocrites on most issues ,[/B] crooks , liars and cheats who have done nothing for the middle class , except to throw a give away once in a while . Like Al wanting us to go green ...[URL="http://www.snopes.com/politics/bush/house.asp"]snopes.com: A Tale of Two Houses[/URL][/quote]
and the republicans aren't? this administration took part in the biggest expansion of government, ever. and they also had the biggest turn around, as far as surplus vs. deficit. but yet they keep preaching smaller gov't, and less spending. talk about hypocrisy....