It would make a great movie: "Scanners - The Olbermann Chronicles". The whole town gets covered in blood when his head explodes.
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The voters have spoken... will the administration listen?
He may as well give money, he actively campaigns on air for the left. Besides does anyone believe he is a journalist? A commentator perhaps.
[quote]I didn't flinch when they shoved those needles into my nipples[/quote] ...and to think some people pay good money for that experience! [e digicons];)[/e]
Pelosi or O'Donnell? [e digicons];)[/e]
Now that it is over, it's no time to stop. The next batch is coming up in 2012 time to get rid of those non-performers, both R and D, too. I'm just sorry a few big fish escaped the chopping block this time around, like Harry Reid and Barney Frank.
One of the mysteries of politics I guess. [e digicons];)[/e]
Many places will take a utility bill plus a picture ID. Too late now.
Don't under estimate the power of chemo. While not pleasant it has awesome power. Matched with a strong will such as yours, that's pretty encouraging.
I know what you mean Brad. I have a few friends that are the polar opposite of my political leanings, yet we get along fine. It's only a small part of who we really are (magnified on the political forums). But I do see more and more of what you describe... people taking it way too personally. That's unfortunate because it shuts the dialog down. More than ever ideas need to be communicated. One doesn't have to agree. As far as liberals go, I believe the recently louder voice that conse
[quote]In the UK there were several cases of people convicted of IRA bombings who had 'confessed' to the crime and were later proved to be completely and utterly innocent. [/quote] Lesson one. If you're not guilty don't say that you are, under any circumstance. A person that does this is probably trying to protect someone else from their fate. IMO these people deserve whatever befalls them too. They are obstructing justice, and if that includes murder, IMO they are as guilty as the pe
[/quote][quote]And who would decide which cases are 'clear cut'?[/quote] I gave two examples... seems pretty easy when a killing is witnessed by many, in broad day light or positively identified by a survivor, or even admitted to the crime. Wouldn't you think? [quote]After all if there is oversight over which cases are clear cut or not then you will just get a completly different set of appeals. Also just try thinking this though - you would end up with 'guilty' 'n
[quote]These death row inmate who have subsequently been released probably disagree with the hastening of the process.[/quote] All well and good, unfortunately I was referring to clear cut cases of murder (such as the Ft. Hood and Connecticut family murderers come to mind). How long would you suggest they languish in the "system"? I never suggested anyone be put down on circumstantial evidence. Sorry but your research has no affect on my opinion, but while you're at it, why don't
Those sunglasses would have to be pretty dark to block the light of this blinding SPAM from antibody's eyes!
Oh the SPAM kick is off-sides... no good! Clever but no good.
Chuck seems they will be scarce until there is a Republican Congress or Presidency in place. If the Democrats won't run on their own record, I doubt many Liberals will either.
[quote]Did she deserve to die for being a mere accessory to the crime while the man who pulled the trigger escaped with a life sentence.[/quote] Without her compliance, no crime would have occurred. Eye for an eye... if premeditated, sounds reasonable to me. As others have said, all involved should have got the same, but that's my opinion. The jury saw different. I do truly wish in the clear cut cases of murder the process can be hastened. We are wasting too much time and effort on kn
[quote]The Liberals in my family responded that the founding documents were written by a society of people in dire need of keeping people in line with fear based commandments/rules[/quote] I would argue that for most, that was the the period of the most freedoms, and with it personal responsibility, that have ever existed in the US. How did fear play a role? I just can't see that. The only thing someone might have been fearful of is their own personal choice (if it was a poor one). Re
Do good boys enjoy SPAM?
Ooh, ooh, can a conservative answer? [e digicons];)[/e]
Creator can mean whatever one wishes it to be, Big Bang, God, two snails humping. Obama is just providing his version of "change" that IMO many that voted for him had not even realized. He often distorts the situation to fit his reality. That should not surprise anyone except the blind followers of Obamaism, if I may develop that as a term. That does not include all Democrats, just people that support Obama without fail on any given issue. This, unfortunately, includes a l
Do they sell SPAM in Gloucester?
[quote]Her lawyers failed her.[/quote] She failed herself. Even most children know right from wrong.
More like near SPAM.
[quote]On Mash, remember they showed a guy who dressed like a woman?[/quote] While I don't believe that will occur each day, especially on duty. I expect it may happen off duty (cross dressing). It happens now, but I suppose it could escalate. I recall once a guy had on clear nail polish, which is OK for women but not for men. I believe more cases of this might happen and it will only serve to call it more attention on a unit level. My main concerns are of course personal