EVERY news station and reporter has stated that the debates *could* cost Kerry the race. On the other hand if Bush messes up the debates it could very well cost him the same! OMG! Finally! I can actually say "I agree" to something drmiller has posted. In my endless quest for common ground (yeah, I kn
If you do not get fox news or internet news you have and will continue to miss any evidence supporting the war or Bush so: No, no aluminum hat needed, just more news sources. I won't question these sources. I will simply say that it's the President's rhetoric I am listening for. He was the one (with
I personally like the last design (suprised?). That's one way for a president to get his face on the money.
Would Iraq be better off today if it was in the control of Saddam Hussein? Jimminy Cricket, I am getting tired of this response. Would we use the same rationale to nuke N. Korea saying, "See, now they don't have the bomb"? Because apparently "the e
I have never seen any imoral group support republicans So I take it, then, that you support the Log Cabin Republicans and the 1million votes that they (claim to have) brought to President Bush's election in 2000. You do know who the Log Cabin Republicans are, right? Gay Republicans. Gay Republicans
Well for all of the points that Bungy makes where I find no facts, at least he admits that fault lies with Clinton for many things that happened on his watch. So many on the left will not admit that CLinton ever did anything wrong. Well, yeah but the mustard
DO NOt try to blame this on Bush! Yeah, I know. It was Kerry's fault. And the damn liberals. We blame them for everything, remember? <TD class="mb-Bo
My wealth so far exceeds that of my counterpart, George Bush, that he will never catch up. About a month ago I saw this issue addressd on, of all things, Ask Yahoo. I reprint their response below. I thought it was sort of revealing. And really, after a certain point, it's all just "filthy rich" to m
What EMPIRICAL evidence do any of us have that person did or did not vote, and also what voter fraud is evident, we don't know and will not know until all sides look at both sides of the coin to get something done, or is that wrong to only look at one side?
Iraqi Nuke Complex Friday, April 11, 2003 Wow. Over a year ago. I remember this one. I was castigated at the time to apologize for ever questioning the WMD assertion. Problem is, this turned out not to be. Like the mobile labs and the tubes and all the other false alarms, it turned out to be ju
Why just Florida if you want to wade in, there are more states in the United States than just Florida. Why JUST Florida, to afraid to look at a bigger picture? Well, Florida is a good example of a state where a few hundred let alone a few thousand votes woul
Totally false, and untrue, this is just a tactic that is used by both sides to discredit the other. What is totally false? The whole article? Which tactic, specifically? Because the mixup in Florida is a matter of public record. It really happened. Thousands of perfectly legal voters were denied t
The simple answer to this is volunteering for your party. Each polling place is supposed to have representatives from both parties. With enough informed volunteers at the actual polling places, it is harder to turn folks away for specious reasons. As for the misinformation tactics (i.e. "you'll be arrested at the polls if you haven't paid your bills"), counter messages help. In black (and many other) communities, churches can do a lot to dispell t
I'm "Tush Taster" I'm a little creeped out by that. How did they know?
Messy, that's just downright...TAWDRY! I am so proud of you. Don't lable it. Just love that sexuality is deliciously strange. Like poetry, according to Ruth (on Northern Exposure ). We're all so creative, especially in our fantasy lives. Now what other ways are you going
Right on, Gideon! You quote some of the best passages about poverty and care for one another. And it was this repeated message (among others) that led me to change my attitude about Christianity. Growing up liberal in North Carolina, I thought Christians were small minded and mean, too eager to wave their supposed moral superiority in my (or anyone's) face. When I first hooked up with my partner over ten years ago, my attitude seriously bot
Right on, GX! My feet are officially de-pussied.
In 4 years Bush got rid of Saddam and eliminated Al Qaeda's home base of operations and took out the Taliban at the same time. He caught Saddam, but turned the region into the quagmire he was warned it would become. Now the NYTimes reports the Pentagon is h
Tentatively, I step into this debate that has recently turned oh-so-intelligent and *gasp* agree with Wingman. At least in part. It's wrong to take much hope from polls. Even the Electoral college is too close to call. For a real sense of its fluctuations, click the animation for the EC polling results over the last year. And that explanation (that I am sure we all can read) admits that it is too soon for much optimism. But I'll disagree
Lockhart then spoke with Bill Burkett who supplied the documents. Yeah, except this was a call arranged by Mapes at CBS. No clear evidence has yet been uncovered that the DNC or Kerry campaign were linked to Burkett. As for Mapes and CBS contacting the DNC, that actually makes sense as part of carefu
Whew, Gideon. I'd really be worried if the state department was calling him a terrorist. No, my response was for the use of terrorist on this thread, and specifically by Dr. Guy. I am actually okay with the denied entry thing, in this case. Go figure.
Anyone advocating the death of a person for merely writing a book, is a terrorist. Careful, folks. Stretch the definition of terrorist too far and it will become meaningless. After all, on national TV Jimmy Swaggert just advocated killing any homosexual who looked at him the wrong way. (He said he'd
I could plug my blog here, but that's so tacky. Oh well, but I sorta just did. Part of the problem with gay marriage is that since the Supreme Court officially decriminalized homosexuality (by overturning sodomy laws), they basically opened the door to gay marriage. Most states don't have anything in their laws that identify a marriage as between a man and a woman. The prese
It shoudl tell you that conservatives have always been pro-environment. But not so pro-environment as to defy common sense. Some conservatives are, yes. Nixon and Roosevelt being good examples (see above). But Reagan and the Bushes have followed the advice
Thank-you. Thank-you all. I start reading and debating on these blogs and I think contributors on the Right are in lockstep behind these extremists. I try to remind myself that there is diversity and even wisdom on the Right. But then I hear this kind of bullshit from Savage (or Coulter or Limbaugh) and I worry that you all think this way. It means a lot to me to hear several of you distance yourselves f
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