Quote from: Julie Fern on November 02, 2005, 12:31:14 PMyou know right-wing extremists in trouble when they beat dead horse known as bill clinton.hahahahahahahaha!And you know that left-wing extremists are in trouble when they bring up dead issues, like how we got into the war in Iraq. That's when you know they're out of ideas.
you know right-wing extremists in trouble when they beat dead horse known as bill clinton.hahahahahahahaha!
Which doesnt explain why he wasnt tried for treason if he was a traitor.Maybe it was because he didnt know the US had declared war on the Taliban and wasnt actually fighting against the US.
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Quote from: bluewarrior on November 01, 2005, 11:55:35 PMQuote from: daveman_84 on November 01, 2005, 11:06:33 PMBoth, and nobody is denying that. There is a such thing as "magnitude," though.well...at least one can't get impeached for that...now...is there magnitude in "heavy construction" and "murderous despot removal?"I think Bush should get impeached and I KNOW Libby is going to get impeached if he takes the stand. I would give my left leg to impeach Cheney, Rummy, Bush and Rove.Does anyone want to pretend to be anyone of those people and let me impeach you?
Quote from: daveman_84 on November 01, 2005, 11:06:33 PMBoth, and nobody is denying that. There is a such thing as "magnitude," though.well...at least one can't get impeached for that...now...is there magnitude in "heavy construction" and "murderous despot removal?"
Both, and nobody is denying that. There is a such thing as "magnitude," though.
If you do not think that Bush's numbers being in the toilet (lower than Nixon's) have the GOP worried, then I would say you have your head in that same toilet as well. It's pretty much writing on the wall that if (or more accurately when) the Dems take Congress in 2006, Bush will find himself being impeached. And this time the neocons wont have Delay around to re-district.And speaking of Delay, I don't think it matters if Scalia himself were presiding over his case. Delay's dead in the water, and the neo-cons don't want anything more to do with him. Same can be said with Libby, with Rove and Frist standing in the on deck circle.And B. Boxer doesn't shake, unless she's got her hands around the neck of some neocon. Lieberman on the other hand...
Quote from: RoyalFoodTaster on November 02, 2005, 01:00:01 AMYou lefties are cracking me up.Caveat: I remain deeply disappointed in Bush's Katrina response.The Mier's debacle is working out just fine.In case you didn't notice -- and why would you since the media has buried its collective head in the sand about it -- Iraq has now had a succesful election of representatives, a succesful constitutional convention, and a succesful election to adopt that constitution.The Plamegate thing, while no beauty, has not been anything like what Dems hoped for. Sorry.Everybody says last week was Bush's worst week. Maybe so. If so, it really wasn't all that bad.All Meirs proves is that Bush only knows to appoint cronies. See Brownie for confirmation.How do you compare the Katrina response and the Iraq post-war planning? Same people, same debacle.Hurray, Iraq has a constitution! Now everythign will be great, and the US can pull out AND the insurgents will stop insurging, AND ALL Iraqis will live in peace and harmony. NOTE: It is hard NOT to pass a constitution if 2/3s have to vote against it to defeat it.Plamegate will cement Bush as the WORST Pres in the history of the US and is emblematic of everything that is wrong with this administration.BTW, Donald Rumsfeld knows EXACTLY where the WMD are: North South East and West of Badhdad!
You lefties are cracking me up.Caveat: I remain deeply disappointed in Bush's Katrina response.The Mier's debacle is working out just fine.In case you didn't notice -- and why would you since the media has buried its collective head in the sand about it -- Iraq has now had a succesful election of representatives, a succesful constitutional convention, and a succesful election to adopt that constitution.The Plamegate thing, while no beauty, has not been anything like what Dems hoped for. Sorry.Everybody says last week was Bush's worst week. Maybe so. If so, it really wasn't all that bad.
Quote from: bluewarrior on November 02, 2005, 02:15:18 AMQuote from: Paikea on November 02, 2005, 01:02:36 AMIf you do not think that Bush's numbers being in the toilet (lower than Nixon's) have the GOP worried, then I would say you have your head in that same toilet as well. It's pretty much writing on the wall that if (or more accurately when) the Dems take Congress in 2006, Bush will find himself being impeached. And this time the neocons wont have Delay around to re-district.And speaking of Delay, I don't think it matters if Scalia himself were presiding over his case. Delay's dead in the water, and the neo-cons don't want anything more to do with him. Same can be said with Libby, with Rove and Frist standing in the on deck circle.And B. Boxer doesn't shake, unless she's got her hands around the neck of some neocon. Lieberman on the other hand..."grass-roots conservatives"...don't give a rats ass in hell about the soon to be scarce...boxer.boxer is shaking because she is powerless to stop the conservative judges going to preside over the supreme court...delay...is a separate issue and "guilty until proven innocent"...that may help him slide out of this one, as well...he really had to go...and he is gone.bush approval rating is "bwackwards" (aye like that new word)... "bunk" and "bull"...even if the approval rating were 80% in his favor...aye would not buy it...that is a load of corporate media darn.my head has been measuring the situation by what is happening on wall street...my resolve sees the dems "swirling" and the water pretty still in the republican camp.The only thing that was swirling were the thousands of poor african americans left for dead by the administration down in New Orleans. That atrocity pretty much sank the neocons within the african american community.And instead of watching wall street (which really is pretty stagnant)you should keep your eyes on gas and heating. This is what is killing the neocons domestically. Unless they can do something about these, they are going to suffer more than they know.And Boxer doesn't have to stop Bush's nominees. The republican party is doing a pretty good at it themselves.
Quote from: Paikea on November 02, 2005, 01:02:36 AMIf you do not think that Bush's numbers being in the toilet (lower than Nixon's) have the GOP worried, then I would say you have your head in that same toilet as well. It's pretty much writing on the wall that if (or more accurately when) the Dems take Congress in 2006, Bush will find himself being impeached. And this time the neocons wont have Delay around to re-district.And speaking of Delay, I don't think it matters if Scalia himself were presiding over his case. Delay's dead in the water, and the neo-cons don't want anything more to do with him. Same can be said with Libby, with Rove and Frist standing in the on deck circle.And B. Boxer doesn't shake, unless she's got her hands around the neck of some neocon. Lieberman on the other hand..."grass-roots conservatives"...don't give a rats ass in hell about the soon to be scarce...boxer.boxer is shaking because she is powerless to stop the conservative judges going to preside over the supreme court...delay...is a separate issue and "guilty until proven innocent"...that may help him slide out of this one, as well...he really had to go...and he is gone.bush approval rating is "bwackwards" (aye like that new word)... "bunk" and "bull"...even if the approval rating were 80% in his favor...aye would not buy it...that is a load of corporate media darn.my head has been measuring the situation by what is happening on wall street...my resolve sees the dems "swirling" and the water pretty still in the republican camp.
As far as Katrina, imagine what the POTUS' response would been if the hurricane was going to touch down in a rish neighborhood?
Quote from: 3Peat on November 02, 2005, 10:00:58 AMAs far as Katrina, imagine what the POTUS' response would been if the hurricane was going to touch down in a rish neighborhood?First of all it would not have been in the news, and second it would have been the same if less because the rich people know they can handle things themselves and not to take gov handouts. BTW, spelled RICH
Quote from: 3Peat on November 17, 2005, 11:34:50 PMWhich doesnt explain why he wasnt tried for treason if he was a traitor.Maybe it was because he didnt know the US had declared war on the Taliban and wasnt actually fighting against the US.Who knows, my guess is that politics had something to do with it, but then that's always a good guess...