Reply #14 By: Silver_and_Jade_Tears - 10/1/2004 2:31:39 PM Please next time read and comprehend before you post. I owe you an apology. No problem. Apology accepted and one returned for firing back so angrly at you.
Reply #8 By: Myrrander - 10/1/2004 2:28:34 PM steven didn't attack you, luv, that's our resident right wing nut job Drmiler who said that Right-wing nut job? I resemble that remark! But tell it true: I'm an EXTREME right-wing nut job!<img src="../images/smiles/jokegrim.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absm
Reply #8 By: Myrrander - 10/1/2004 2:28:34 PM steven didn't attack you, luv, that's our resident right wing nut job Drmiler who said that *grin* And the reason he said it is in hopes that the right-wing radio stars can spin a Bush victory out of defeat like they did for Bush in 2000 against Gore. <br
Reply #7 By: Silver_and_Jade_Tears - 10/1/2004 2:23:14 PM Kerry winning as you would have us believe. You are ridiculous...I asked who you thought won, I did NOT ask you to attack me, nor did I provoke it stevendedalus. Since you seem to think that you know everything about me, who exactly do I think won?
Reply #6 By: Mitch21 - 10/1/2004 2:22:18 PM He was planning the Iraq War at his first cabinet meeting long before 9/11!! ya know I thought this might be more than extreme left garbage until i read this In case you haven't realized it yet after all his posts.....Is that the *col* reall
Reply #4 By: COL Gene - 10/1/2004 2:16:55 PM Truth in not hateful. People like you see waht they want not waht is and in that you are like George W. And the same goes for you also sir. You *see* what *you* want and nothing else matters.
Reply #5 By: Rightwinger - 10/1/2004 2:15:19 PM And then pulled over 100,000 back out of the unemployment pool and trained them as soldiers and policemen. Thanks, drmiler....you saved my bacon on that one. I didn't point that out before I submitted. To be quite honest had I not watch
Reply #1 By: stevendedalus - 10/1/2004 2:08:21 PM It appears you already have the answer. Tell you the same thing I said on another blog. Go read this link. It seems that not everyone is as overly optimistic about Kerry winning as you would have us b
Reply #53 By: sandy2 - 10/1/2004 2:06:09 PM I think kerry's best stance was that Bush is in fact responsible for the situation in North Korea. Bush turned his shoulder to them for some time, and in that time they took the supplies and used them to build nuclear weapons What a crock. What is the
Reply #2 By: russellmz2 - 10/1/2004 2:03:15 PM we failed to provide security and then fired the iraqi army, thereby putting hundreds of thousands of armed vets into the unemployment pool. not enough troops were sent in, we needed hundreds of thousands but currently have less than 150,000 i think. <br
Reply #2 By: COL Gene - 10/1/2004 1:59:59 PM Reply to drmiller I do not hate ANYONE. Everything I have said is the truth. It may not reflect well on George W. but that is because of the results from the choices he has made! That is what we need to be looking at. Bush is like someone that is up for a performance re
Reply #12 By: MythicalMino - 10/1/2004 1:52:47 PM ummmm.....John Kerry is a "good man"? The same John Kerry who came back from Vietnam, and turned his back on his own "brothers" in the war (The same war that he now says qualifies him to be president)? The same "good man" that is recognized as a hero to the communist Vietn
Reply #6 By: Silver_and_Jade_Tears - 10/1/2004 12:58:19 PM Maybe we do deserve a change, but by "God" Kerry ain't it! Since you seem to know everything, who do you suggest? You aren't going to like what I say. First off the key phrase being "maybe we do". But given that we only have
Reply #47 By: Deference - 10/1/2004 12:55:29 PM You don't think that the media isn't going to catch the flip-flop and start hammering on it? The best part about that specific bit was that it would, at best, provide a weak attack for the Bush campaign. During the debates, I noticed something, the old "flip flop" an
Reply #4 By: Deference - 10/1/2004 12:49:54 PM This country is being run in to the ground. I voted Bush last election drmiler, don't you think we at least deserve a change? P.S. : Next time, get original put-down, it helps strengthen the sorely lacking "sting". Maybe we do deserve
Reply #45 By: Deference - 10/1/2004 12:41:07 PM Pounding on Bush???? What debate were you watching? Kerry is the one who did the flip-flop in the *middle* of the debate. Not GW. Yeah, I saw that. I also saw how Bush failed to answer the first few questions, bungled his way through the entire debate, and had nothing new
Reply #2 By: Deference - 10/1/2004 10:53:25 AM Bush smelled like a turd on fire. We elected this guy? ..wait....no..we didn't! I think they're right, you ARE delusional!
You tell em!
Reply #41 By: Deference - 10/1/2004 12:25:46 PM Kerry pounding on Bush in an effective manner shows strength in his position and the lack of it in Mr. Bush's. Pounding on Bush???? What debate were you watching? Kerry is the one who did the flip-flop
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No. Actually I think it's pitiful. Both fathers if still alive would be having fits right about now!
A Few Bush Truths for today By: COL Gene Posted: Friday, October 01, 2004 on Bush Truth Message Board: Politics He converted an "Evil Dictatorship" to the worlds worst "terrorist haven" in Iraq! He has turned a budget surplus to the largest deficit in our history! His economic policy and tax cuts hav
Reply #34 By: WiseFawn - 10/1/2004 11:05:14 AM I'm with Deference on this one!!! And I hope you all will be good losers when the time comes! Same back at ya!
Reply #52 By: Messy Buu - 2/18/2004 6:31:42 PM My posts are funny and outlandish because I notice the huge differences between religion and drugs, and because I acknowledge that if drugs are as great as you and others say, that surely children should have them as well. After all, it
Reply #8 By: jeblackstar - 2/16/2004 5:24:45 PM My favorite example of a "harmless" drug is extasy. An interesting little pill that makes you feel good, and, which it's supporters have none of the harmful side effects of "hard" drugs. Now, here's why X is bad for you. X triggers the Seratonin emitters in your brain causi
Reply #25 By: jkueser - 10/1/2004 9:32:53 AM I thought Kerry won, but was a little disappointed that he didn't take a little tougher, more direct stance on a few issues. For example, the "flip-flop" issue, he only hinted at. He could have deflated Bush's bubble there by simply stating that he changed his mind on th