Reply #85 By: stevendedalus - 9/17/2004 12:38:13 PM Actually it HAS been proven! He has a Honorable Discharge certificate. I don't care who's son you are you don't get one of those for ha-ha's! There are certain "requirements" that MUST be met "before" you get one of them. I grant you that; but do you accept the military r
Reply #7 By: jesusstayscrunchy - 9/17/2004 4:57:08 PM Actually, it would be the University of Texas LONGHORNS sign. I don't think Texas A&M fans would like it much that
Reply #30 By: RATM4EVA - 9/17/2004 2:16:46 PM Wow. That was one hell of an answer. Sorry but the 2 posts in front of yours were referring to Kerry NOT Bush!
Reply #1 By: Sir Peter Maxwell - 9/17/2004 4:44:13 PM Why don't you write your own articles for once you lazy peasant? Now I'm gonna troll....... Why don't you go get bent you stupid English fop!
Reply #2 By: Deference - 9/17/2004 11:39:38 AM Actually, this particular gesture is known as the "horned owl". According to David Icke (www.davidicke.com) Bush actually is a pagan at heart and reptilian in nature (but shape-shifts), or possessed by fourth dimensional reptoids controlling him. It is also found tha
Reply #1 By: Texas Wahine - 8/6/2004 1:48:26 AM Do you have more information (dates, description of events that took place, circumstances under which they took place, etc.) on the war crimes that John Kerry allegedly committed during the Vietnam war? While STILL an officer in the USN he had pri
Reply #14 By: Deference - 9/17/2004 2:42:45 PM Those pictures are just so much political spin that it ain't funny! Funny you would say that, the pictures I was referring to were ones printed up from the internet that some Bushites here on campus have posted on their doors and windows. The caption on them reads som
Reply #15 By: stevendedalus - 9/17/2004 1:08:45 PM He won't get NRA backing at all and there's 4 million NRA members and over 8 million gun owners. If they ALL get out and vote John Kerry goes down in flames! I doubt there is unanimity among gun-owners; many have spouses, don't forget and they don't carry assault weapo
Then we have gun owners who recently saw the assault weapons ban expire. Does anyone truly believe they will all only vote Bush with the pictures of Kerry hunting in abundence? Kerry has only mouthed the Democratic party line on guns, I don't believe hunters will be dashing to the polls to save their gun rights this year. </
Reply #7 By: Deference - 9/17/2004 11:00:41 AM Yep, as soon as I make a statement about something, it's bound and determined to be wrong the next day! According to many polls today, Bush has got a lead. I don't think that will change the outcome of the actual end - vote, however. Karl Rove is counting on a large C
Reply #21 By: rugbyshawn - 9/17/2004 7:56:44 AM "The American Research Group poll also concluded that without Nader, Kerry is leading Bush nationally by 48% by 45% and with Nader by 46% to 45% with Nader at 3%. Among likely voters, it is Kerry 47%, Bush 47%, Nader 3%. The Harris national poll (Sept. 9-13) puts Kerry ahead
As far as whether he fulfilled his duties, I am not yet convinced either way. While it has not been proven that he didn't, it has not been proven that he did either. Actually it HAS been proven! He has a Honorable Discharge certificate. I don't care who's son you are you don't get one of those for ha-ha
Academic Bias By: bjwbell Posted: Friday, September 17, 2004 on CG&M Message Board: Politics At Link there is a great video on how totalitarian the unverisity admistration is in the United States. It is sad how our institutions that are supposed to be places of free thinking are now stifling any deviation of th
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And here's the link: White House: President Bush Announces Major Combat Operations in Iraq Have Ended Speech [LINK] Once again cannot be altered by law and if you complain it is than so was Clinton's because if one did so did the other. Also it includes AUDIO and VIDEO, next time don't pick on the Drudge, after all,
Reply #2 By: historyishere - 9/16/2004 11:48:35 PM 11. You have to believe the NRA is bad because it supports certain parts of the Constitution, but the ACLU is good because it supports certain parts of the Constitution. From ACLU Policy #47: http://www.lectlaw.com/files/con11.htm "The ACLU agrees with t
Reply #1 By: Deference - 9/16/2004 11:52:11 PM Mmm, don't give up the ghost right yet, most of the highly trumpeted polls touting Bush pulling ahead have underepresented democrats (one included 38% dems, 45% rep, and the rest indies) another that has made it's rounds in such rags as the local Kansas City Star have includ
Reply #2 By: ShoZan - 9/16/2004 7:43:12 PM YES you have th right to free speech in this country. Wnat "most"people seem to forget is that it DOES NOT grant you the right to say what you want with impunity! i.e. If I said drmiler here was nothing more than a blowhard who didn't know jack squatt with nothing to
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but I do believe you should make your opinions known loudly and strongly. I find it interesting that the French have only just suddenly noticed the headscarves in their classrooms and suddenly took a "secular" objection. I find it interesting that certain items of worship are fine but others aren't, as Deference pointed out very
Do Republicans really hate America? By: Log2000 Posted: Thursday, September 16, 2004 Message Board: Politics Do Republicans really hate America? You knwo the situation all to well. An anti-bush person or a Michael Moore fan says some thing bad about the president and then conservatives plaster him with this
Reply #16 By: CrispE - 9/16/2004 6:52:54 PM drmiler: http://www.toptips.com/debtclock.html is the site for the national debt. BTW: Do you know what you would get if you took the 7.2 billion and put that into social security? A system you never had to pay another dollar into and it would NEVER run out. So a
A Discussion We Were Having By: Don Bemont Posted: Thursday, September 16, 2004 Message Board: Politics I was sitting around with a group of acquaintances discussing the upcoming election, with the proponents of the two major candidates being united on one thing -- the belief that the other side would stoop to abs
Republican Senator: Iraq Rebuilding Efforts 'Pitiful' By: blogic Posted: Thursday, September 16, 2004 on The Tide Goes Out Message Board: Politics From the BBC News Senator Chuck Hagel, a Nebraska Republican described the rebuilding effort in Iraq so far as "beyond pitiful". "It's beyond embarrassing, it
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O'Reilly/Limbaugh/Drudge/Fox pseudo news) And just "where" do you get off calling Fox pseudo news? Fox is about the ONLY one who will show BOTH sides, irregardless of who is made to look bad.
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Reply #7 By: 1tomot1 - 9/15/2004 8:40:47 PM It seems pretty safe to assume most of these posts are coming from people that don't support Kerry? Well, let me get this straight: Kerry actaully went to Vietnam and risked his life. Bush didn't. Kerry actually engaged in miltary combat. Bush didn't. Kerry's s