davad70

davad70

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Highly classified? Do you think they didn't know their calls were being monitored already? Even Gonzales concedes that; BIDEN: Thank you very much. General, how has this revelation damaged the program? I'm almost confused by it but, I mean, it seems to presuppose that these very sophisticated Al Qaida folks didn't think we were intercepting their phone calls. GONZALES: Well, Senator, I would first refer to the ex

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You still have not shown me either. So the OR is appropriate. Now you want to show me either or? Are you at work? Do they let you do drugs at work or something? Is that why you cannot read what I posted about Delay? The Ethics committee found him guilty of violations. Now show me where that's happened with Clinton and/or Reid. <

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Now show me how Abramoff (elected or not) is violating House rules. You brought him into it, not I. For one, you're making way too much of something I clearly said was a joke. But if you want to get all technical, I never explicitly said in that post that Abramoff violated anything. Although the case

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You seem to have a problem with your own post. Now show me from your first one where Delay is guilty of any of your stated criteria. It's right there...try reading. You have problems with your own posts. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FFF394 class="mb-Body-Quot

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I never said Abramoff was elected to anything. Although he did hold a position in Bush's transition team. Here's Delay's ethics violations; On September 30, 2004, the House Ethics Committee unanimously admonished DeLay because he "offered to endorse Representative [Nick] Smith's son in exchange for Representative Smith's vote in favor of the Medicare bill." [48] On October 6, 2004, the House Ethics Committee unanimously a

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You dont need a warrant to spy on spies. Better recheck the constitution. Who said anything about spying on "spies"? Well, Bush and Gonzales to name 2. Specter for another. I don't see any quotes in this thread from them. Odd

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If he said it, it must be true. It's not as if he'd be biased or anything. Glad you agree. It's about as true as this statement that Gonzales made yesterday; President Washington, President Lincoln, President Wilson, President Roosevelt have all authorized electronic surveillance on

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If it was unconstitutional, why did it get passed in the first place? And they even amended it with the Patriot Act, but apparently they didn't have constitutional issues with it then, because their hands weren't caught in the cookie jar at that point. If they really though it was unconsti

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Ok, so tell us how many judges and Cabinet positions, not any positions. Then do a comparison. Please link to sources. The undersecretary for underwear may be a nice plkum job, but hardly influential. I already gave you links for all that.

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So far all I have heard is people (the Left) are concerned if it was legit or not to listen in on these calls but no one, no one at all has been able to prove if it was illegal. All of these geniuses in the US and no one can figure out if Bush did wrong or not. Go figure. How long has it been? Months since the story broke? And no

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Put yours on. Other than the SCOTUS statement, he is correct. HOw many of all those political plums were decision making ones? Sure, blacks got a lot of the 2800. Mostly do nothing jobs for payback, but nothing of substance. You're full of it, as usual. Federal Judges are "do nothing" positions? C

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they sell white castle burgers (frozen but..) by the six pack here. it's all good. That's one thing that's missing around South Bend. The closest White Castle is an hour away in Merillville. I was working in Cincinnati for 3 months last fall and ate enough to last me for a couple years. Oh, we've bee

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It's now been 12 years since President Clinton signed into law the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy. It's been reported that since that time nearly 10,000 servicemen and servicewomen have been discharged through this policy, based on their sexual orientation. These soldiers have come from all branches of service and a wide range of occupational specialties. There was recently a study at the University of California Santa Barbara research cente

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Exiled! What city were you in? The midwest isn't so bad. I was away for 10 years, most of which was in Lousiana. I didn't really think I would ever miss it, but there came a point when I did and I came back. I doubt that I'll stay here for the rest of my life, but being away for so long definitely helped me appreciate some of the charms of the midwest. Now, after being back here for close

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but what are you saying about Clinton? Are you suggesting that Bush has appointed more minorites to positions than Clinton? ---davad Yes, I am. Republicans have traditionally done more for minorites than Democrats. The Dems just take the credit and then pass laws and implement programs to not-so-subtly keep black

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Apparently just a bunch of black helicopter freaks think that Cheney is president. So you are including Rockefeller in that group? Would not surprise me. If you were more familiar with the facts involved, you would realize that Cheney was involved with the briefings given to congress. <TABLE

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You an Evansville boy, davad? How'd you turn out so wrong? No Daiwa, I'm actually from up north...South Bend. I have a friend in Evansville that I was discussing this with the other day. <TD class="m

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