Reply #31 By: Citizen kingbee - 11/24/2004 3:27:15 PM terpfan??? it's exactly what i said he said. whether or not he was giving secret code messages is a matter of opinion. Put into context, and then try looking at the meaning. You are looking at one tiny snippet and trying to say it me
Some more great reading. From here: http://www.forerunner.com/forerunner/X0183_Separation_of_Church.html The terminology that the Court used, that of a "wall of separation" between church and state was not even taken from wha
Kingbee should perhaps also read the following: from link: http://fact.trib.com/1st.jeffers.2.html Thomas Jefferson on Separation of Church and State Page was comple
Reply #22 By: Citizen Texas Wahine - 11/24/2004 3:16:55 PM *shakes head* Silly bloggers, don't you know that kingbee always wins? Only in his dreams and our nightmares
Even Kingbee's comments about Jeffson's letter to the Danbury Babtist Association is taken somewhat out of context. The following comes from (link follows): http://www.noapathy.org/tracts/mythofseparation.html <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FFF394 class
Reply #18 By: Citizen jeblackstar - 11/24/2004 12:15:30 PM I did read all the threads, allow me to clarify my statement. Tax cuts during war=bad. War presents a unique opportunity for a president to convince the people of the added need to increase taxes. Putting aside that rationale, expenditures always increase
Actually I'd call the DMCA an abomination of a law, but that's just semantics. Either way, it's a horrible law, which was pushed through by the MPAA and RIAA and which protects large corporate copyright holders without real regard to individuals and their rights -- including individual copyright holders. Do I want to see copyrights abolished? Hell no! Do I want to see copyright law reforms? Hell yes. Bring bac
In the (link in bold) " Inside the Beltway " column in today's (11-24-2004) The Washington Times, is the following news item: God forbid In recent days, a Republican congresswoman has blasted the Pentagon's "shortsighted" decision to curtail its support of the Boy Scout
I really wish that I could choose more than one category, as this one belongs in several. (Business / Entertainment / Politics). Link follows: Man Fined $300K for Bootlegging 'Samurai,' 'River' LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) - A man expelled from the Academy o
The Washington Post is carrying a column from Steven Pearlstein in today's print edition (11-24-2004) that makes an example of CVS Pharmacy for potential antitrust monopolistic and predatory behavior. Link follows: A Prescription For Antitrust Violations Steven P
From NewsMax.com: Kathleen Willey to Hillary: 'Remember the Swiftvets' When Hillary Clinton runs for president, she may have to face her own version of the Swiftboat Veterans for Truth - in the form of her husband's accusers, the women the Clintons have been trying to erase from th
Reply #21 By: Citizen jeblackstar - 11/24/2004 9:45:07 AM Yes, but you know how they can get money for college? Are you following my thinking? Prostitution? It's sad but true, but at least two of my students in past decade have told me they were prostitutes in order to pay for college. <b
Well cut too much....you are a heartless Republican taking checks from Seniors, lunches from school children, destroying our environment, and denying minorities educational opportunities. In simpler terms, how about this headline (linked) from Drudge Report: <a href=http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story
Reply #12 By: dabe - 11/24/2004 6:41:01 AM Get a grip dude. No one knew they were fraudulent until *after* the fact. You, get a grip, dud. I knew. It was all over the internet. And, if I knew, and it was all over the internet, you can be damned sure they also knew "before" the fact. Bush lied. People died <
Reply By: dabePosted: Tuesday, November 23, 2004So, why is it OK that Bush sent this country to war un unsubstantiated claims of WMD, based on the fraudulent Niger documents, and thousands upon thousands of people died and were maimed, and Rather screws up on one story and he's Satan incarnate? Double friggin' standards..........
Reply By: whoman69Posted: Tuesday, November 23, 2004That is a bald face lie or at best an overly optimistic wrongful characterization.That's almost as good as the claims about the economy. Almost.Wow, snappy comeback. Why dazzle them with facts when you can just apply labels. See the reply immediately
and I an a moderate Republican. That is a bald face lie or at best an overly optimistic wrongful characterization. That's almost as good as the claims about the economy. Almost.
From a Commentary in The Washington Times Link follows: Revising the job count By Alfred Tella -- (Alfred Tella is former Georgetown University research professor of economics.) ... How much do the data revisions change
I think Dr. Guy has it right. There are plenty that speak "from the left" and do so in ways that reflect very poorly on their causes and issues. Lawrence O'Donnell (who engaged in the great "liar" screamfest at the author of "Unfit for Command"), Chris Matthews (and his rant at Michelle Malkin) and his friend Keith Olberman, and a host of others like the aforementioned radio host above reflect very poorly on the side of the left. Whether they spea
Reply By: kingbeePosted: Tuesday, November 23, 2004he'll be 74 in 2005. despite the documents problem last summer, he's lasted a hell of a lot longer than most of the presidents he reported on. Longetivy does not necessarily equate to quality.
DrudgeReport.com is linking an article from ABC News that indicates that Dan Rather is out as anchor of CBS Night News as of March of 2005. Unfortunately (from my perspective) that gives him about 4 more months of potentially tainted news reports and obvious anti-Bush bias to try to put out more bad news about the Bush administration. Thankfully there will n
Reply By: kingbeePosted: Tuesday, November 23, 2004Debate the issues -- that means people from both sides discussing, debating and arguing. Lets do that without calling our opponents morons and idiots, or hurling racist and other insensitive (and harsh, mean, nasty, choose your word ....) labels and names around. There's no need
Link: Wis. Radio Host Apologizes for Rice Remark By JR ROSS, Associated Press Writer MADISON, Wis. - A radio host apologized Monday for calling secretary of state nominee Condoleezza Rice "Aunt Jemima
Someone notify jelly belly, I mean Michael Moore, there's a hot new connection and web of ties between Saudis and Arabs and some highly placed U.S. government types. Ooops, make that formerly highly placed U.S. government types (though I suppose the spousal unit might be considered a highly placed U.S. government type). Link follows: <a href=http://www.n
Reply #4 By: Citizen nyvelion - 11/22/2004 2:43:41 PM This is one of the reasons that I'm still confused as to why being fiscally responsible is considered as being conservative at all, since deficit reduction is almost strictly done by liberals. That's not entirely true. During the Clinton
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