![]() |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
When Obama is done in 3 years you will be missing old George. |
Quote:
there are frivolous suits filed every day- the guy who sued the cleaners for a fortune over a pair of pants; the lady suing her comedian daughter in law because she doesn't want to be a topic for her jokes. far right whack jobs grasping at straws shouldn't be given the time of day by the president. the whole story is absolutely ridiculous and is a non-issue, and isn't worthy of a response. |
Quote:
And that blog is right on the money. |
Quote:
I am sincere in my belief that George W. Bush was one of the worst president in our history and there is nothing partisan about that belief. I have never seen an outgoing two term president NOT ALLOWED AT HIS OWN PARTY's CONVENTION. Think about that. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIMi7fBA6e4 What's Pletcher, and McLaughlin, and Asmussen gonna do with all those good 2yos? |
Quote:
I do disagree with him on healthcare right now. It could very well be his waterloo. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
He had Hoover and Bush a toss up for the worst. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
He could always reward his friends the republican way. He could start an illegal imperialistic war against a sovereign nation by using false evidence as cause. Then, after we spend billions on bombs made my his buddies to destroy said country, we could give his other buddies no bid contracts to rebuild the place. yes...the "conservative" way! |
Quote:
|
Quote:
Of course...a lot of people got rich. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
Top 8 trainers with highest Saratoga win % since 1990: (minimum of 30 total wins) #1. Bobby Frankel: 84-for-361 (23.26%) #2. Linda Rice: 94-for-410 (22.93%) #3. Rick Dutrow Jr: 95-for-423 (22.45%) #4. Steve Asmussen: 63-for-308 (20.45%) #5. Tony Dutrow: 31-for-152 (20.39%) #6. Bill Mott: 273-for-1349 (20.23%) #7. Jimmy Jerkens: 47-for-236 (19.91%) #8. Todd Pletcher: 243-for-1243 (19.54%) |
Quote:
we decide to kick the anthill because jesus and dick cheney said it was a good idea. nukes will be everywhere in 30 years. same with icbm's. i don't think there is anything anyone can do at this point. i hope to have a few myself. that way i'll feel safe. |
LOL ... good stuff, god
|
Quote:
we knew he had some stuff, since we gave it to him back when they were fighting iran-that was all part of the 'enemy of our enemy is our friend' methodology to foreign affairs. but maybe he sold it to syria, other than whatever he used to kill his kurds in the north...at any rate, the iraq invasion and ensuing mess absolutely was a mistake. had that not been attempted, we'd have most likely been done in afganistan by now, since we could have just concentrated on that area. instead, years later, two wars still in progress-and most likely the #1 cause for all our problems. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
we went into afganistan and then pretty much ignored it while focusing much of our attentions on iraq. that was a mistake. we may well have a peacekeeping force in there by now, but i feel that we wouldn't be dealing with the steady erosion in that country since we first invaded. at any rate, iraq was a mistake-a huge mistake. it peeled away military assets and attention. it's cost trillions, and it has contributed to the rise of iran and has destabilized that region even more than it already was. all it's done has cost us. bush wasted any goodwill or feelings of empathy after 9/11 by pushing this war on iraq. i remember how most of the world reacted after the towers collapsed. our foreign affairs are a far cry from then-when we went from a country that had been attacked and had every right to defense, to a bully who thought it could do whatever the hell it wanted, wherever it wanted. |
Quote:
We talk about racism in our country as though we have a monopoly on it. The discrimination in Iraq between different sects of the same religion is far worse than anything we encounter in our country. Democracy needs to have all people to agree to have an equal vote. That will never happen in Iraq. Why they thought it could is a mystery. |
May not be the right thread......But creating jobs in the long run, huh?
Well Whirlpool has announced its closing the Evansville plant. Add 1100 to the unemployment list. Fantastic!!!! :zz: |
Quote:
|
Quote:
You think the country wants Government Health Care. That's delusional.... |
Quote:
Being a birther is quite delusional, though. Also delusional: I was watching a video of Michele Bachmann's town hall today - this guy gets up and says, "I'm not crazy, I have conservative Christian values, and I'm afraid, after 4 or 8 years, that this administration will not leave the White House, and we'll have to use force to get them out". This whackjob actually thinks the President of the United States will barricade himself in the White House and physically refuse to leave. What a sad, sad fantasy world some citizens of this country live in. It is downright scary, the mentally unstable that are coming out of the woodwork. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
That is mentally unstable at best and anti-Semitic hate at worst. PS you seem to do your best work after 2am. You know when the mentally unstable are still up hearing those voices. |
Quote:
that is sad. |
Quote:
not strident sound-bite defense of what's purportedly on the table( I've heard as many of 4 bills that the Dems are fooling with) The man who spoke at that townhall meeting voiced his opinion, he was not a spokesperson for any group. |
Quote:
Not even a con can be that stupid... |
| All times are GMT -5. The time now is 05:35 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.6.8
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.