Would you say that third parties are getting a fair shake? Would you say that their plans are making headline news? How many people know much about the Libertarian party? Do you know how frustrating it is, to have rule after rule changed, laws made to unbreak the broken law and then your only chance at a mic to speak to the public, you of course have to run down what the repulicans are doing?
Ummm, you are too hung up on the Iran comment, which was meant as irony.
It is just an example of how Democrats are stopped right and left by doing anything. If people sit back and think Democrats are trying nothing, doing nothing, have no plans, it's because they are stopped, time after time. The bullshit spin that they have no plan is ridiculous.
What a spin. What a yarn. Time after time, Democrats are stopped. Time after time, deals are made behind closed doors. Time after time, rules are changed. Just yesterday, Democrats were stopped from having a full inestigation of the NSA spying.
Please, please, give me more presidents who could care less about their "legacy". When a president makes decisions in the context of his concern for his legacy, they are generally bad. It's the presidents who don't worry about their legacy that have one worth remembering. Are you actually saying that Bu
An amendment to ban gifts from lobbyist's has failed to pass the Senate. It was such a surprise that Republicans were the ones to vote it down.
I'm not sure about that.
Ahhh, the Emperor has spoken. Let them eat mangoes. Tell me, JoeUser Conservatives, do you agree with all or most of Bush's policies? If there are things you don't like that he's doing, are you willing to stand up and say what they are?
My, my DJ, such strong and intelligent arguments. I will have to work all day on my rebuttal.
If the reports are true, that this year's goody bags' value is $55,000.00, especially in light of our country's needs, it is nothing but obscene and in really poor taste.
Calling for a Congressional inquiry to investigate the grounds for impeachment. Supported by 27 House members. Encourage your representatives to sign on.
Indeed it is. Not only impeachment, but imprisonment.
I can't believe how so many are so dismissing this with the wave of a hand. How sad our country has become. Right in front of your eyes are names of this country's leaders. What is wrong with people?
Yet another breaking of our laws by Bush. American law prohibits the US from sharing its nuclear technology with nations that have not signed the treaty or have tested weapons. American firms are already lobbying congress for deals in this. India can have it, Iran can't. Won't this send a bad message, Mr. Bush? Kind of like some countries can run
Bush lied and lied. He said no one could know about the levies breeching. He does nothing but lie on a regular basis. But will anyone EVER do anything about it?
Senator Russ Feingold has been standing strong all afternoon against the Patriot Act. Please write and support him in this. Link
A recent poll of troops in Iraq show they think we need to leave. 72% think we should exit within a year. 29% think we should exit right now. 85% think the war is in response to Sadam's role in 9/11. They were not asked if they wanted to come home. They were asked if we should leave Iraq. <!-- Ju-Anchor-Foo
I am far from deranged. There are many intelligent people working on impeaching Bush. This latest breaking of the law might just be the straw needed.
Yep, the Coast Guard thinks so, too.
I'm thinking we know what the isuue is.
It is in answer to a petition to get rid of the oh so hunky Keith Olbermann that O'Reilly started.
Link This is a start anyway. :)
You guys haven't read anywhere about the relationships between this country and the Bush family? You haven't read anywhere about Snow? This is so typical of conservatives that I can't decide if I'm more angry or amused.
You make excellent and intelligent points in this article, that of course, will be ignored or spun away.
Of course you do, George. And of course you are going around spouting about alternative fuel. "Buried deep in a bill called the Tax Relief Act of 2005, passed by the Senate on Nov. 18, was Section 559, titled "Modification of Credit for Producing Fuel from a Nonconventional Source." <a href="http://www.time.com/time/magaz
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