Well, it's offical. 4 years of BS start NOW. One Bush was bad enough. On the

>plus side, this means we'll be hearing some more rock songs with samples of a
>Bush. Remember how the Republicans made such a big deal about "I didn't
>inhale?" Well, we know have a guy in there with 3 arrests that was formerly
>addicted to cocaine. Suddenly, "I didn't inhale" doesn't sound so bad.


Where were you two months ago...

...still hoping for grid lock in congress. Suddenly the worst they can
do sounds pretty bad. Dad and Reagan ran the National debt up to 4
Trillion dollars... watch party boy have some fun to night.


"... No innocent man was executed while I was governor." -GWB


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RE: George Bush

BY: Evan Thacker to All on Thu Dec 14 2000 02:08 am

Well, we know have a guy in there with 3 arrests that was formerly

addicted to cocaine. Suddenly, "I didn't inhale" doesn't sound so bad.

George Washington (or whoever) said:

"I can not tell a lie. I cut down the bougainvillea!"

You're asking me to choose between a guy who said "In my youth I did some real

bad things" and another guy who says "I didn't inhale". My personal advice is
to avoid the LIAR, because he might just go on to get caught out in dozens of
lies thruought his presidency.

Didn't catch this the first time around but ol GW wasn't all that forth
coming about his checkered past either. Not nearly as complete as some
news people had it.

All in all I'd rather be in Cleveland - W.C.Fields


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RE: George Bush
BY: Finnigann to Evan Thacker on Fri Dec 15 2000 05:39 am

Well, it's offical. 4 years of BS start NOW. One Bush was bad enough.

>plus side, this means we'll be hearing some more rock songs with samples
>Bush. Remember how the Republicans made such a big deal about "I didn't
>inhale?" Well, we know have a guy in there with 3 arrests that was forme
>addicted to cocaine. Suddenly, "I didn't inhale" doesn't sound so bad.

Where were you two months ago...

...still hoping for grid lock in congress. Suddenly the worst they can
do sounds pretty bad. Dad and Reagan ran the National debt up to 4
Trillion dollars... watch party boy have some fun to night.

"... No innocent man was executed while I was governor." -GWB

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At least I'll still wake up in the USA, and not find that my country has turned into a Socialist State.

"He who would give up his liberties for security deserves niether."
-Benjamin Franklin-

RE: George Bush
BY: Finnigann to Amcleod on Fri Dec 15 2000 05:41 pm

RE: George Bush

BY: Evan Thacker to All on Thu Dec 14 2000 02:08 am

Well, we know have a guy in there with 3 arrests that was formerly

addicted to cocaine. Suddenly, "I didn't inhale" doesn't sound so bad.

George Washington (or whoever) said:

"I can not tell a lie. I cut down the bougainvillea!"

You're asking me to choose between a guy who said "In my youth I did some

bad things" and another guy who says "I didn't inhale". My personal advic
to avoid the LIAR, because he might just go on to get caught out in dozens
lies thruought his presidency.

Didn't catch this the first time around but ol GW wasn't all that forth coming about his checkered past either. Not nearly as complete as some
news people had it.

All in all I'd rather be in Cleveland - W.C.Fields

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Well, if he snorted some coke when he was in his wild young years....so be it. Better than selling the dragon our missle technology and nuclear secrets for illegal political contrabutions, or sending good men to die so he can have
more time to speak on the floor, like Mr. Rogers Gore.

But you know the real reason he lost the election, because his lawyers are fighting to prove we don't have a second amendment. If they win that, they will try to prove we don't have a first or a third...and before we know it, this country won't resemble America the free.

The coke drug thing, I imagine it is pretty hard to find a lot of people who came out of the 60's and 70's who did not try something.

If we vaporized every person who ever tried an illegal drug, we probably would not have a lot of people, we wouldn't have a lot of the people making a big deal about this, we wouldn't have Bill Clinton, we wouldn't have most people who have gone to college.

The guy isn't a drug attict now, if he was we would have heard it. After Bill Clinton, let's not go there.

And believe it or not, I have been a Democrat for a lot of years, but there comes a time when you have to put aside minor ideologies for what is right
for this country, and I want my kids growing up with the freedoms my Dad and Uncle fought and died for, and not have some Rosie O'Donnel liberal type decide these rights should be taken away.

I also believe (in my personal opinion) that Al had some serious mental issues going on with the compulsive whopper telling and persona flipping.

Listening to him lately, I truely felt like I was hearing Mr. Rogers talking down to me so my simple mind could comprehend complex issues like he was conceding for the good of the country. Wonder if he will run for KIng in the Nieghborhood of make believe. Hey, I'll bet he could turn the Nieghborhood
of Make believe into a real Socialist utopia where all the Hollywood Liberals could go to live. I'll bet Rosie and Share would be happy there.

RE: George Bush
BY: Spaceman Spiff to Finnigann on Sat Dec 16 2000 11:57 pm

I also believe (in my personal opinion) that Al had some serious mental issu going on with the compulsive whopper telling and persona flipping.

Whoppers? Not "Internet" Al, surely?

Actually, it should come as no surprise. He's only a glove-puppet, you
know. He's got Clinton's hand shoved so far up his butt it's no surprise he tells so many lies!

RE: George Bush

>BY: Finnigann to Evan Thacker on Fri Dec 15 2000 05:39 am

>At least I'll still wake up in the USA, and not find that my country has turned
>into a Socialist State.

"He who would give up his liberties for security deserves niether."

> -Benjamin Franklin-

Guess I am not as politically astute as I had thought... where did that
come from?

I see he is still going ahead with the 1.3 TRILLION dollar tax cuts.

Even though the national debt is our largest problem (fiscally,
of course)

Even though the stock market is showing a downward tilt (for the
moment)

Gotta repay those that got him in before the markets crash all around
us!!

Big gift to the rich and let the small guys make up the difference.

I just didn't think it would happen this fast. Not even seated yet and
is planning the ruination of country. (well the less well off half
anyway)

I could be wrong, I hope I'm wrong. but I don't think so.


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Listening to him lately, I truely felt like I was hearing Mr. Rogers talking

>down to me so my simple mind could comprehend complex issues like he was
>conceding for the good of the country.

Didn't seem to work.


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RE: George Bush

>BY: Finnigann to Amcleod on Fri Dec 15 2000 05:41 pm

>Well, if he snorted some coke when he was in his wild young years....so be it.
>Better than selling the dragon our missle technology and nuclear secrets for
>illegal political contrabutions, or sending good men to die so he can have
>more time to speak on the floor, like Mr. Rogers Gore.

"Read my lips - I wont lie" - never volunteered that bit of info. Only
after being asked about it (sometime after in fact) did he admit to what
is public record.

The coke drug thing, I imagine it is pretty hard to find a lot of people who

>came out of the 60's and 70's who did not try something.

Not everyone is the President-elect either.

The guy isn't a drug attict now, if he was we would have heard it. After Bill

>Clinton, let's not go there.

I never said he was an addict, merely that he with held some interesting
bit of BIO. He had the obligation to speak out on his record and choose
to hope it wouldn't come out.

So much for trusting this guy.

And believe it or not, I have been a Democrat for a lot of years, but there

>comes a time when you have to put aside minor ideologies for what is right
>for this country, and I want my kids growing up with the freedoms my Dad and
>Uncle fought and died for, and not have some Rosie O'Donnel liberal type decide
>these rights should be taken away.

Minor ideologies?? GWBjr said "Let the private sector do it..." Well the
only thing stopping the private sector was money. So what he really
means is stop spending money via government channels and start spending
it via private channels. Now we should switch from a public orientated
force to a profit orientated force. Who's bottom line will (always) be
profit.

Instead of working for the people, your tax dollars will go to the
private sectors profit line. Thanks GWBjr

I also believe (in my personal opinion) that Al had some serious mental issues

>going on with the compulsive whopper telling and persona flipping.

Like the idiot that said (with a straight face) No innocent man has died
in Texas on my watch. If you think Bill Clinton had a bad dictionary...
where did GWBjr find that definition of innocent? He wouldn't even stay executions until any new evidence was considered. (Like DNA testing)

Strike two for the constitution...



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RE: George Bush

BY: PistolGrip to Evan Thacker on Fri Dec 15 2000 03:08:00

Well, it's offical. 4 years of BS start NOW. One Bush was bad enough.

plus side, this means we'll be hearing some more rock songs with samples
Bush. Remember how the Republicans made such a big deal about "I didn't
inhale?" Well, we know have a guy in there with 3 arrests that was forme
addicted to cocaine. Suddenly, "I didn't inhale" doesn't sound so bad.

Shouldn't this be on the debate sub? :)

For all those who voted Gore or anything else out there the statement about
Bush isn't debatable, it's a fact ;-)

Everyone that voted for Gore or any one else, all ready knew that... (-:



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RE: George Bush
BY: Finnigann to Spaceman Spiff on Sun Dec 17 2000 09:24 am

RE: George Bush

>BY: Finnigann to Evan Thacker on Fri Dec 15 2000 05:39 am

>At least I'll still wake up in the USA, and not find that my country has
>into a Socialist State.

"He who would give up his liberties for security deserves niether."

> -Benjamin Franklin-

Guess I am not as politically astute as I had thought... where did that
come from?

I see he is still going ahead with the 1.3 TRILLION dollar tax cuts.

Even though the national debt is our largest problem (fiscally,
of course)

Even though the stock market is showing a downward tilt (for the
moment)

Gotta repay those that got him in before the markets crash all around
us!!

Big gift to the rich and let the small guys make up the difference.

I just didn't think it would happen this fast. Not even seated yet and
is planning the ruination of country. (well the less well off half
anyway)

I could be wrong, I hope I'm wrong. but I don't think so.

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Just note that the problems are starting before Bush gets into power.
Then there is the President Curse.....
Don't know how long he'll hang in there, and if something happens to Bush,
and DC being one push up away from a heartattack. Who is next in line...
At least it's not Mr. Rogers Nieghborhood Puppet Al.
The night he came on explained to us simple minded Americans in terms we could understand, like he was talking to little children...telling us he was stepping down even though he strongly disagreed with the courts decission.... I was sure America was better off.

And I am still amazed that Hillary took New York, I heard the house in Chapacwa is already for sale, I am sure they will be moving back to Washington. What
a game. Almost as bad as the voter fraud in Philadelphia.....had more votes there than registered voters...no wonder the democrats took the state. Pittsburg and Philly went democratic, the rest of the state is republican, but PA goes Democratic. Give me a break.

RE: George Bush
BY: Spaceman Spiff to Finnigann on Fri Jan 05 2001 07:50 pm

Even though the national debt is our largest problem (fiscally, of course)

What's really sad is how muc money this country has lent (or given) to other nations to help them "rebuild" or whatever. Money we never have seen any return on financially.

I REALLY don't want to get into political discussions, especially with all
the finger pointing, angst, bumper stickers, comercialization of etc. as a result of Sept. 11th. No matter who is in office, no matter what else may change over time there will always be something that could be done
differently or better. And there will always be someone better off than you or me or whoever, and someone worse.

Personally, everytime I see the hypocrisy, greed, corruption, predjudice,
etc. that makes up the world I really think the Universe would be better off if we just nuked the planet and let whatever powers that be start over. But then I see little babies, and puppies, and horses and the range of life that isn't as motivated by some of the stupidity that moves the human race and I try to deal with another day.

Blowing off some steam on things always helps, but for those who think it's
so bad here in the states, just remember, you could be in Afghanistan.

Later,
Q

Quicksilver

RE: George Bush
BY: Quicksilver to Spaceman Spiff on Thu Jan 10 2002 04:26 am

then I see little babies, and puppies, and horses and the range of life that isn't as motivated by some of the stupidity that moves the human race and I try to deal with another day.

<sob! sniff!>

RE: George Bush
BY: Amcleod to Quicksilver on Thu Jan 10 2002 06:31 am

then I see little babies, and puppies, and horses and the range of life t isn't as motivated by some of the stupidity that moves the human race and try to deal with another day.

<sob! sniff!>

Oh don't get go getting all emotional on us now, we wouldn't know what to do with you.

Later,
Q