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Botnst · #16 02-03-2009, 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by tankdriver

Prove Richardson's a crook.

He's subject of a criminal enquiry. Not a criminal.

Do you think it's a good idea to nominate a criminal suspect to high office?

Botnst · #17 02-03-2009, 01:25 PM

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Originally Posted by mwood

No doubt that will be next. Or a gay love affair will come out of the closet.

tap-tap-tap!

tankdriver · #18 02-03-2009, 05:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Botnst

He's subject of a criminal enquiry. Not a criminal.

You said crook. Does crook now mean subject of a criminal enquiry? He has not been charged with anything.

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Do you think it's a good idea to nominate a criminal suspect to high office?

I think taking yourself out of consideration for high office because someone stands up and says, 'j'accuse!' is respectable. I may change my opinion if he moves from innocent - presumed by some at least - to proven guilty.

I'll be tuning in to find out how Gregg did on his taxes.

Botnst · #19 02-03-2009, 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by tankdriver

You said crook. Does crook now mean subject of a criminal enquiry? He has not been charged with anything.

I think taking yourself out of consideration for high office because someone stands up and says, 'j'accuse!' is respectable. I may change my opinion if he moves from innocent - presumed by some at least - to proven guilty.

I'll be tuning in to find out how Gregg did on his taxes.

You're right in busting me for that, I presumed more than I know.

tankdriver · #20 02-04-2009, 10:38 AM

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Originally Posted by cudaspaz

It sure gives an unsettling feeling that we actually have to be so absolutely concerned and involved in what is going on in Washington, not to mention the fear worrying about just how bad the next corrupt official is going to screw things up worse-biting our nails as Obama picks more looney hypocrites.

First of all, we're supposed to be concerned and involved with what Washington does. It's our responsibility as citizens. Second, if you think the guys on one side of the aisle are less hypocritical than the other, you should stop smoking whatever it is you're smoking. For every Daschle there's a Cheney and every Geithner a Delay.

Hatterasguy · #21 02-04-2009, 11:23 PM

I don't care anymore. Just let me know when the revolution has started.

John Doe · #22 02-05-2009, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by cudaspaz

Oh, it has started.

The Marxist revolution has started, and Obama is not wasting any time pushing his agenda forward now that he has all his snakes in his cabinet hissing at the bill of rights.

A little too late for the republicans to grow a set of balls and stand up to the socialists, but if we still have any resemblance of sovereignty left in four years, maybe we will still stand a chance, but I doubt it at the rate of speed Obama is moving to make sure the government controls everything in the private sector.

Maybe the libs will wake up to the BS soon enough and start writing their elected officials they have been blindly supporting once they themselves start feeling the tyranny knocking on their cocoons.

I guess these guys put it all on the line for nothing huh?

The rest of us who voted for McCain are out making money and trying to improve things while you sideliners are still *****ing over sour grapes.