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skorpio17
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Since: 11.7.02
From: New Jersey

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#1 Posted on
Living in Jersey we've got one of the most corrupt senators around (I know that is redundant.) This guy took rolexes, suits, tvs, and cash from a Chinese crook and slithered out of an ethics commitee. Now he's been taking $140G from Iranian terrorists.

Can we get rid of this guy, please?

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Since: 11.7.02
From: MD

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#2 Posted on | Instant Rating: 7.29
Nothing surprises me with this clown anymore. That being said, it still wouldn't surprise me if he eeked out a 51-49 win either.
Bizzle Izzle
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Since: 26.6.02
From: New Jersey, USA

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#3 Posted on
Yeh who knows what is going to happen in this crazy state. I'm ashamed that the state went to Gore in the 2000 election.




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BoromirMark
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Since: 8.5.02
From: Milan-Ann Arbor, MI

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#4 Posted on
Forget a New Jersey senator, try a certain GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA.
MoeGates
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Since: 6.1.02
From: Brooklyn, NY

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#5 Posted on
Not to mention the President. Oh wait, I guess I'm helping the terrorists by saying that.



Expressing myself EVERY day - but especially on July 22, 2002!
BoromirMark
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Since: 8.5.02
From: Milan-Ann Arbor, MI

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#6 Posted on
No, you're not. Frankly I'm not a fan of Bush himself, I wanted McCain.
PalpatineW
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Since: 2.1.02
From: Getting Rowdy

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#7 Posted on | Instant Rating: 5.44

    Originally posted by MoeGates
    Not to mention the President. Oh wait, I guess I'm helping the terrorists by saying that.


Oh good grief. Decorum, people. No one mentioned the president or the terrorists. You're rapidly turning into a parody of yourself. Anytime anyone criticizes someone unpopular they're labeled an enemy of free speech by folks like you.



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Since: 23.1.02
From: In a Blue State finally

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#8 Posted on
PalpatineW.... I'm confused.

And BoromirMark, we finally agree on something. I would've much prefered McCain as well.

-Jag



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OlFuzzyBastard
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Since: 28.4.02
From: Pittsburgh, PA

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#9 Posted on
I also would've greatly prefered McCain over Bush... Of course, I also would've prefered a fire hydrant over Bush, so that might not be saying a whole lot.



"The only difference between lilies and turds are those humankind have agreed upon, and I don't always agree."
---George Carlin

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---Anon.
MoeGates
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Since: 6.1.02
From: Brooklyn, NY

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#10 Posted on
It was JOKE Palp. Come on. Usually it's us liberals that get accused of not having a sense of humor.

I also would have preferred McCain. It's amazing what not being beholden to big business interests can do for a Republican.



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Grimis
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Since: 11.7.02
From: MD

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#11 Posted on | Instant Rating: 7.29
I supported McCain in the primary. Thank GOD that didn't work it. The last thing the GOP needs is that schmuck running the country. If you think Bush is beating the war drum, McCain probably would've had us invading six countries on the 12th. Not to mention is campaign finance laws that restrict our basic freedom of speech. But never fear, McCain is taking on the most important issue in the country right now: Boxing Reform.

Oy vey.
BoromirMark
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Since: 8.5.02
From: Milan-Ann Arbor, MI

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#12 Posted on
What, Grimis, because a guy was in the military he's automatically a pig-headed warmonger?! Sure, lets ignore the fact the guy was kept in a VietCong prisoner of war camp and has endured more trauma, pain, and forging of his SPIRIT than you'll ever go through. Lets ignore the fact we've had military men as Presidents (Jackson, Grant, Harrison, Eisenhower, I probably missed) and with the exception of Grant, they were all GOOD Presidents during times of international PEACE. Lets ignore the fact that it's morons like you that scorn the military, giving it a bad rep and forcing it to have legions of PR men, damage controllers and the like for things that are normal military business. Lets look at what you said here..

"Not to mention is campaign finance laws that restrict our basic freedom of speech."

So you're telling me you WANT negative ad campaigns, instead of actual debates over the stinking issues? You WANT people like Bush, being bought out by Tobacco and Corporations, and Gore, being bought out by labor unions and environmentalists? You want to have repeats of Election '01?! You, sir, are insane.

(edited by BoromirMark on 20.9.02 1127)
Grimis
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Since: 11.7.02
From: MD

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#13 Posted on | Instant Rating: 7.29

    Originally posted by BoromirMark
    What, Grimis, because a guy was in the military he's automatically a pig-headed warmonger?! Sure, lets ignore the fact the guy was kept in a VietCong prisoner of war camp and has endured more trauma, pain, and forging of his SPIRIT than you'll ever go through.


Whoa! Back this truck up here a second. Me saying that McCain would've gotten us into the war has little to do with being in the military. Besides I have a tremendous amound of admiration of McCain for the fact that he survived brutal conditions and came out relatively ok.


    Originally posted by BoromirMark
    Lets ignore the fact we've had military men as Presidents (Jackson, Grant, Harrison, Eisenhower, I probably missed) and with the exception of Grant, they were all GOOD Presidents during times of international PEACE. Lets ignore the fact that it's morons like you that scorn the military, giving it a bad rep and forcing it to have legions of PR men, damage controllers and the like for things that are normal military business.


This is probably the first time a very conserviatve Republican has ever been accused of giving the military a bad name.


    Originally posted by BoromirMark
    So you're telling me you WANT negative ad campaigns, instead of actual debates over the stinking issues? You WANT people like Bush, being bought out by Tobacco and Corporations, and Gore, being bought out by labor unions and environmentalists? You want to have repeats of Election '01?! You, sir, are insane


It's this great thing we have called Freedom of Speech. Besides, negative campaigns existed long before the days of PACs, unions, and mass media.

Next time, try refraining from the name calling. I would usually expect that from the Liberals.
Pool-Boy
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Since: 1.8.02
From: Huntington Beach, CA

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#14 Posted on
It is so funny that people keep downing Bush, saying he is "bought" by this company or that... blah blah, when it is totally not the case.
I hated Clinton, but at least I bashed him about stuff he actually did. There is no denying that Bush has done a great job since he took office... stalling an economic downturn that began before he took office and could have bottomed after September 11th, responding quickly and correctly to the terrorist attack (not like Clinton's missile lobs) and standing up to the pathetic UN.
If you want to talk about someone who is bought, look at (Joe) Gray Davis, California Prostitue Governor. If you want to see something funny, go to www.egray.org . It is an "ebay" style site that basically lists every bribe that Gray Davis has accepted. It is ridiculous that you hate the fact that a Republican is in office so much that you have to reach so-far and accuse him of being "bought" when someone like THIS is so prominant in politics.
Gore was not the man for the job, this time. The Executive branch needed a serious shake-up after the Clinton ordeal (I am sorry, his administration was one huge stain), and Gore would not have been able to do that. If you can say anything about Bush, he definitly has restored some of the dignity that the office is supposed to hold, and that was what this country needed. If you do not like Bush, instead of supporting whatever yahoo happens to be at the top of the Democratic food chain, find a real canditate, and you will get more respect from me. Bush was a good choice to run (Colin Powell would have been better, but I can understand his hesitancy), and has been doing a decent job since he took office. Why is that so bad to admit?



Craig Reade
"Pool Boy"


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OlFuzzyBastard
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Since: 28.4.02
From: Pittsburgh, PA

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#15 Posted on
So true. Thank god those nightmare Clinton years of peace, economic prosperity and plummeting crime rates are over. He got a BLOWJOB, you know.



"The only difference between lilies and turds are those humankind have agreed upon, and I don't always agree."
---George Carlin

"Those who dance are considered insane by those who can't hear the music."
---Anon.
Pool-Boy
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Since: 1.8.02
From: Huntington Beach, CA

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Last activity: 163 days
#16 Posted on
Hmm.. peace? Involvement in Bosnia to cover up his blowjob? Threats to attack Iraq to draw attention away from impeachment scandals? Remember Somolia? The only reason we did not have MORE war is because Clinton was spineless, and everytime someone DID attack us (the Cole bombing, embassy bombing) he chickened out, and showed no leadership. Clinton lashed out militarily at anything that was weak and moved when he needed the distraction, but when it came down to NECESSARY military action, he was nowhere to be found.
As far as prosperity goes- riding off of the economic boom from the end of the first Bush's term (yes, it was Bush 41's economic policies that lead to that, nothing that Clinton did), and the downturn of his second admin (Remember a thing called dot-com?) does not strike me as economic prosperity. Your 0-2 on those arguments.
Yup, Clinton got a hummer. He also filed false affidavite, sold the White House for campaign donations, and let the country down by refusing to stad up for us in the international community. Sure- I will admit, that I would probably like to party with Clinton. He sounds like a fun guy. But he was a terrible president- usung the Office for SOCIAL gain and having fun for 8 years does not make you a good leader- though it will make you popular with the masses...



Craig Reade
"Pool Boy"


Chris Jericho stole my beard. That is right, I had it first.
Jaguar
Knackwurst








Since: 23.1.02
From: In a Blue State finally

Since last post: 1903 days
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#17 Posted on
How are Clinton's missle lobs different from Bush's missle lobs? I'm so confused.

-Jag



"You gotta hate somebody before this is over. Them, me, it doesn't matter."

"Hate, who do I hate? You tell me."

"Who do you love?"

-Wintermute to Case in William Gibson's Neuromancer
Grimis
Scrapple








Since: 11.7.02
From: MD

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#18 Posted on | Instant Rating: 7.29

    Originally posted by Jaguar
    How are Clinton's missle lobs different from Bush's missle lobs? I'm so confused.

    -Jag



Perhaps the fact that we followed it up with further attacks, perhaps the fact that they weren't merely part of a "wag the dog" scenario to take attention away from his breaking of the law. as hell there is certianly no difference.(God that's dripping with sarcasm even for me)
Jaguar
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Since: 23.1.02
From: In a Blue State finally

Since last post: 1903 days
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#19 Posted on
You know, at the time I was thinking the *wag the dog* thing too. I guess in retrospect, that kind of wore off after bin Laden turned out to be an actual threat. Anyway, Bush didn't really accomplish that much. Sure we stuck to our guns and when Afghanistan wouldn't turn over bin Laden, we blew up their country. But we still don't have bin Laden.

-Jag

Damn. I misspelled 'missile' twice. Sheesh.



"You gotta hate somebody before this is over. Them, me, it doesn't matter."

"Hate, who do I hate? You tell me."

"Who do you love?"

-Wintermute to Case in William Gibson's Neuromancer
Tom Dean
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Since: 30.8.02
From: New York, NY

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#20 Posted on
You could just as easily call the current Iraq stuff a "wag the dog" scenario to help the GOP in the upcoming elections and/or distract attention from the failure to capture bin Laden. Trying to speculate about Hidden Motivations gets you nowhere (or at least, is certainly not going to convince anyone who doesn't already agree with you.)

Personally, I think that if you knew bin Laden was this kind of threat years ago, then yeah, we should have elected YOU President I guess, 'cause no one else seemed to know that. I think hindsight is a liiitttle bit too convenient on this one.



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