I disagree. If you were to be correct, then the radical right would control the Republicans instead of being used by them. You dont have to get rabid. You have to distance yourself from them, and show others that while they hold some similar views or goals, they are not in control and do not call the dance steps. </TA
I would just like to say that I hate this. I hate every square inch of it. But a friend convinced me to let you decide how it is. So, I hate it, but here it is.
As always, there is clamor about JU for the rational liberals to come out and denounce the radical wing of the party. If only it was as simple as many wish it was. Because, like my title states, the price of rationality is eternal timidity. What do I mean, you ask? Well, it's quite simple, really. In order to maintain a rational mindset, one must always remai
I'm the #11 most common name in America! Whoohoo! Also, I'm 1 in 1267875.
Were you sane to begin with? Have a good break, hope it proves healthy!
He is I, you fool! Couldn't be. Unless you took out one adjective when you wrote it, "exaggerating."
Further evidence that New Jersey does a good job is that it raised the Great, Splendid, Magnificent, Omniscient, Omnipotent Fazz. I thought he lived in Connecticut. Oh well, does he live somewhere around us?
Col Gene, I am getting quite sick of you bashing Bush when you talk about ANYTHING. If you want to point out problems, go ahead. If you want to provide solutions, all the better. But don't bash Bush in the process. Cause I've got a news flash for you: not everything that happens during a presidency is the president's fault. It is possible that some events have not been caused by him, his policies, or anything he ever did in his life. P.S. I kn
I already gave you a mea culpa (on your cookies). Sorry about that! The last one was excellant, and we sure do disagree on it! I saw the mea culpa, but I commented on this first. And yeah, the biggest disagreement of the series. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FFF394 clas
Peace? Heh, sure. I didn't really care, just stating an historical fact. And of course we did a great job, we're New Jersey after all!
Tyler was a great president becuase the best ones are the ones that govern least, but stave off crises. He most certainly governed least, but practically not at all. What crisis did he stave off? The only thing remotely like a crisis that wasn't previously cooled down was the Texas annexation, and it re
NJ, two things. When is #9 coming out? Considering #9 was Harrison, which you commented on, I'll assume you mean #10, which is also out. And #2, unless people like you s
rabbit stew anyone? Heh...sorry, I already cooked and ate it. Hoped no one saw me hit it.
Whenever I write a political article, I try not to insult or attack anyone. The thing is, I don't often write political articles, or comment on them. I do this because of my preference to remain aloof of conflict. And it seems here that everything political has either the intent to start conflict or gets hijacked and starts conflict. I would probably be called spineless for this elsewhere, but it's what I prefer. I somehow get the feeling that this is
It seems he had little to do with any real accomplishments during his term. I think 34 is a fair rating. Wow...first Dr. Guy, now you start agreeing with my ratings? I'm getting freaked out.
Reaching the milestone 10th article, it is time for John Tyler. Tyler was the first Vice President to succeed to the presidency. Tyler was never elected in his own right, as his opposition to Whig policies, despite being a Whig, cost him the presidential nomination in 1844. He was the first p
NJ..so it was you! You can't prove anything! Except, you know, the near confession I made in comment #2.
Aw dang...I knew I felt a bump while driving this morning.
Wow...sounds like a typical American family. Also sounds like you're pretty happy. "Thanks for letting me bore you!" Heh, no problem. But don't forget to return the favor if you see anything I've written.
Jerk You obviously don't have a know-it-all little brother. We rely on insults for sustenance.
scrap that...NJ forever is the know it all brother Hooray! And as said know-it-all, let's start talking about your atrocious grammar.
No! The doctor says once daily. . . But what about the other ones?
Yes, we should ask the Great, Splendid, Magnificent, Omniscient Fazz. I am the Great, Splendid, Magnificent, Omniscient, Omnipotent Fazz! Have you been forgetting your pills again?
Hmm . . . does the Harrison administration even deserve a comment by the Great, Splendid, Magnificent, Omniscient Fazz? I don't know. We should ask him, but apparently we must ask elsewhere, since the only Fazz here is you. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/JU/smiles/BigSmile.gif" border=0 ALIGN="abs
You get us a few more quotes like this and we can make one of those calendars where you tear off the day.
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