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     themp Supporter Username: Themp Post Number: 2764 Registered: 12-2001  |
http://www.tampabays10.com/printfullstory.aspx?storyid=28229 So, go ahead, how is this good for the GOP in November. | ||
| tom Citizen Username: Tom Post Number: 4683 Registered: 5-2001 |
Must be this morning's talking points are delayed (pun intended). But I'm dying to hear a certain someone fill us in on how this is one of the spoils of the system, the Republicans won and they get all the 14-year-olds they can get; and if us stupid libs don't like it we're just going to have to win elections. Or something. | ||
| cjc Citizen Username: Cjc Post Number: 5500 Registered: 8-2003 |
It's a stupid thread. That's why you haven't gotten much action on it -- liberal or conservative. Guy breaks the law, and people think he should pay for it on both sides. Making this reflective of a Republican philosophy or agenda won't be credible, and since the guy isn't an elected official it won't reflect upon a race. Gee -- another public school teacher boffs a 13 year old. Will this effect the school choice movement? How will the NEA react? Dumb. | ||
| Hoops Citizen Username: Hoops Post Number: 1062 Registered: 10-2004  |
first of all Guy did not break the law (as far as I know, Guy you can correct me if I am wrong), it was some moron named Brian Doyle. - actually I agree with cjc. I dont see this as partisan, I could spin something about incompetant appointments making these things more likely, but that wouldnt be right either. He is a deputy Press Secretary and obviously now will be going to prison where he can be a deputy dish washer. The ironic thing is that he is with the homeland security department. | ||
| tom Citizen Username: Tom Post Number: 4684 Registered: 5-2001 |
A political appointee. Heckuva job. | ||
| themp Supporter Username: Themp Post Number: 2770 Registered: 12-2001 |
But I'm dying to hear a certain someone fill us in on how this is one of the spoils of the system, the Republicans won and they get all the 14-year-olds they can get; and if us stupid libs don't like it we're just going to have to win elections. Or something.  | ||
| Darryl Strawberry Supporter Username: Strawberry Post Number: 7034 Registered: 10-2001  |
NO WAR! WHITE PEOPLE SUCK!  | ||
| themp Supporter Username: Themp Post Number: 2771 Registered: 12-2001 |
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| Darryl Strawberry Supporter Username: Strawberry Post Number: 7036 Registered: 10-2001 |
SO DO I!  | ||
| themp Supporter Username: Themp Post Number: 2773 Registered: 12-2001 |
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| dave23 Citizen Username: Dave23 Post Number: 1633 Registered: 5-2001 |
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| Darryl Strawberry Supporter Username: Strawberry Post Number: 7037 Registered: 10-2001 |
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| dave23 Citizen Username: Dave23 Post Number: 1634 Registered: 5-2001 |
Funny, but at least post some real pics. | ||
| themp Supporter Username: Themp Post Number: 2774 Registered: 12-2001 |
Oh, she's a LESBIAN. I get it. Wow, that's fresh. Republican grassroots minuteman meeting: Fire up the base!  | ||
| tom Citizen Username: Tom Post Number: 4689 Registered: 5-2001 |
Republicans don't have any real photos, that's making stuff up is such an important tactic. For further reading, see the works of Bill O'Reilly, Anne Coulter, Sean Hannity et al. Donald Rumsfeld, Condi Rice, Karl Rove...} | ||
| Darryl Strawberry Supporter Username: Strawberry Post Number: 7038 Registered: 10-2001 |
these pictures look real to me.  libs, so dumb.. | ||
| tom Citizen Username: Tom Post Number: 4690 Registered: 5-2001 |
Brian Doyle should have got himself one of these instead, pretty common in Florida Republican circles:  | ||
| Innisowen Citizen Username: Innisowen Post Number: 1900 Registered: 3-2004 |
I don't think you need the Brian Doyles, although that episode can't help but make people laugh. What he did is sick and stupid. There is enough with the Michael Chertoffs, Michael Browns, John Snows, Condi Rice with her "thousands of mistakes" talks, Julie Myers at ICE, No viable candidate for FEMA except the poor guy who is the active head and wasn't even considered in the first and second round of candidates, L. Paul Bremer, Jay Garner Genls Pace and Casey Josh Bolton succeeding Andy Card and hapless Harriet Miers. With almost 300 million Americans in the country, and an untold number of illegal immigrants, you mean to say that the White House could find nobody better to serve the country than this crowd? Shame on us. And shame on the White House. | ||
| themp Supporter Username: Themp Post Number: 2775 Registered: 12-2001 |
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| Alleygater Citizen Username: Alleygater Post Number: 1600 Registered: 10-2004 |
Innis, this surprises you how? Well look who's running the show. I don't think it's asking for too much that our President be smarter than me. The moron is barely smarter than my dog. At least my dog knows to go outside to poop and piss. | ||
| Innisowen Citizen Username: Innisowen Post Number: 1903 Registered: 3-2004 |
AlleyG: No, it doesn't surprise me. But not for the reasons you cite, which I believe are simplistic. Choosing second-rate or third-rate public servants, with Alito's and Roberts's exception at SC, seems to be the plan in this administration. And it's based on the assumption, I believe, that second or third-raters won't have the confidence or the balls to stand up to the boss or to Dick Cheney, the boss's boss. The plan assumes they will do what they're told, that they will serve the White House and not the people. | ||
| Alleygater Citizen Username: Alleygater Post Number: 1602 Registered: 10-2004 |
I was so tempted to just paste my last post again. | ||
| SLK Lives! Citizen Username: Scrotisloknows Post Number: 1146 Registered: 10-2005 |
Ahhh, some of the same old "Bush is dumb" rhetoric I see... Some Aristoleanish logic for you witty folks (alley/inny take note): George Bush is a stupid idiot. John Kerry lost to George Bush in the 2004 Presidential Election. Therefore, John Kerry lost the 2004 Presidential Election to a stupid idiot. So that makes him...? Now, that is something to be proud of.... -SLK | ||
| Hoops Citizen Username: Hoops Post Number: 1068 Registered: 10-2004 |
SLK the answer to your question 'So that makes him...?' is still Senator Kerry. But what does it make you who voted for him? | ||
| Innisowen Citizen Username: Innisowen Post Number: 1904 Registered: 3-2004 |
SLK: I guess the word I learned in school was spelled "Aristotelian." I did not make the point that Bush is stupid. That would be Alleygater. And that troubles me, because, SLK, it shows that your reading comprehension skills and ability to sort material and retain different ideas in your head, are less than desirable and should be a cause for your concern. SLK, I won't even bother to scrutinize your statements in bold. Logical statements are supposed to be a sequence of connected statements. What you have written, typical for you, are meaningless non-sequiturs. If you believe George Bush is stupid, so be it. Say it proudly, but say it yourself. Finally, I'll say that you write in the disconnected way George Bush seems to speak. (That may be intentional on his part.) Perhaps you've been spending too much time listening to him and swallowing his Kool-Aid. That's probably unintended on your part. | ||
| SLK Lives! Citizen Username: Scrotisloknows Post Number: 1147 Registered: 10-2005 |
Inny- Relax Professor. I realized The logic wasn't fluid, that is why I called it Aristolelian-ish....the format is true to form at least... Some of us who actually work for a living and don't have the time to fix ALL grammar/spelling errors. I feel sorry for you that you hang on such petty things instead of the actual point I am trying to make. Which is...everyone of you that claim's Bush is a stupid idiot has supported a 2004 Presidential Candidate that ultimately lost to a stupid idiot. That is something I would refrain from writing home about.... Just being a silly boy Inny. If you allow your Jesuit arrogance to cease a tad bit you may actually enjoy life for once.... -SLK Oops, I think I forgot a comma or two above, are you going to call for my head on a platter?  | ||
| Alleygater Citizen Username: Alleygater Post Number: 1604 Registered: 10-2004 |
SLK, what it tells me is that 51% of our population either doesn't use my same criteria for what makes a good president (intelligence) or that people who vote for Bush are more stupid then him. | ||
| SLK Lives! Citizen Username: Scrotisloknows Post Number: 1151 Registered: 10-2005 |
Alleygater- Again, that is why I don't take anything you say intellectually seriously anymore. Thanks for throwing your utter arrogance into the limelight. Gotta love those libs...the defenders of the regular folks, unless they are stupid!  -SLK | ||
| dave23 Citizen Username: Dave23 Post Number: 1640 Registered: 5-2001 |
The Republican leadership is very, very special.  | ||
| Alleygater Citizen Username: Alleygater Post Number: 1606 Registered: 10-2004 |
I'm the one who needs the defense. From people like you, and this administration. I've felt on attack (and not from terrorists) since the beginning of this adminstration's rule. And I'm sorry, but I feel the same quantities of contempt from the right as you do from me...I feel justified in my thoughts. Stop hitting me, and I promise I'll put away my gun. Until then, I'll just hope that the president slips up and get's his behind impeached. With all the embaressment and turmoil that the Republican party is going through right now, I'd say it's a good possibility. Bye Bye Mr. Libby. Bye Bye Mr. Delay. And until it comes true, I'll dream sweet thoughts of Bye Bye Mr. President. | ||
| Hoops Citizen Username: Hoops Post Number: 1069 Registered: 10-2004 |
Alley, Its SLK that cant follow his own confused logic to conclusion. It is to the credit of the people who did not vote for Bush that they recognized an idiot when they saw one. All the people who did not vote for Bush based on his being a 'good Christian' and all the people who did not vote for Bush because we saw right through his ideas and knew he would take the country to the brink of bankruptcy. We are among the intelligent voters who actually voted based on the ideas and the track record of Bush and said no. The ones on the right who did vote for this known idiot have no excuse. | ||
| themp Supporter Username: Themp Post Number: 2776 Registered: 12-2001 |
George Bush is a stupid idiot. John Kerry lost to George Bush in the 2004 Presidential Election. Therefore, John Kerry lost the 2004 Presidential Election to a stupid idiot. Ergo the better man is always the one who won. Wonderful insight. Very wise. | ||
| Tom Reingold Supporter Username: Noglider Post Number: 13461 Registered: 1-2003  |
Please, get it straight. Bush is not stupid. He is evil. The difference is important. Bush knows very well how to play on people's emotions. That's not possible for stupid people. | ||
| Alleygater Citizen Username: Alleygater Post Number: 1607 Registered: 10-2004 |
Tom, Bush has a few smart and evil people telling him what to do. I think we all originally thought that person was Dick Cheney, now...I'm not so sure. But I think there is a general consensus from most people in this country that Bush couldn't lead his way out of bag (proven by his lack of action when he found out about the attack on 9/11). Everyone knows he's mindless little puppet. A puppet tool. | ||
| Innisowen Citizen Username: Innisowen Post Number: 1905 Registered: 3-2004 |
Scrotis: Thanks for your reply, quick but not swift. You are a) too full of yourself, as manifested by your blowhard, hasty opinions, and b) in dire need of getting over your tendency to shoot off your mouth, only to have to backtrack and correct yourself and do a little shuffle about the points you are "really trying to make," as you say, but never seem to make in the first 15 or so attempts. If, in whatever work you do, your communications are anywhere near as poor as they are on these boards and your logic and thought anywhere near that amateurish, you would be well advised to try to brush up your resume. And the word you used was "Aristoleanish." A quick survey of current dictionaries says that your word is not used on this planet. In my never humble opinion. | ||
| Alleygater Citizen Username: Alleygater Post Number: 1614 Registered: 10-2004 |
I thought Aristoleanish was cute. Give the poor bastard a break. I mean it sounds like Aristotle but doesn't at really. That's what was cute about it. | ||
| Innisowen Citizen Username: Innisowen Post Number: 1906 Registered: 3-2004 |
Alleygater: I guess you're right. "Aristo-whatever" it was that SLK wrote sounds like something but it isn't. That's just like the President's intention to stand fast in Iraq until the Iraqis can govern themselves. It sounds like a plan, but it isn't. That's what is not cute about the intention. | ||
| Innisowen Citizen Username: Innisowen Post Number: 1907 Registered: 3-2004 |
One point that Alleygater makes above concerns the 9/11 awful frozen stillness of President Bush, documented on film and by attending staff and reporters, after Andy Card told him that America was under attack. His 7 minutes of paralysis ("where's Cheney? what's he going to tell me to do? who has my favorite pillow? oh, keeee-rist, if ever I needed a drink or a hit, it's right now.") speak more negatives about his leadership skills and instincts for stepping up to the plate than any photo op with rescue workers and a megaphone at the WTC site. | ||
| Tom Reingold Supporter Username: Noglider Post Number: 13475 Registered: 1-2003 |
There are many examples of his deplorable lack of leadership. What's bizarre is that so many Americans see him as a good leader, better than others. It's as if they have black-is-white and up-is-down delusions. | ||
| Alleygater Citizen Username: Alleygater Post Number: 1615 Registered: 10-2004 |
That is what irritates me so much about the Republicans the blind devotion. Fine, tell me you got richer during Bush's term. Or tell me you like where the Republican party is taking this country. But don't tell me that Bush has a clue what he is doing. |
