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boneheaddoctor · #16 11-30-2005, 08:00 PM

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Again, comments like that show how much of a nutcase you are.
Baseless ranting..just like ann coulture..

Doesn't the Quebec sepratist movement need you?

My statements were dead on accurate if you understand basic economics....and understand the basic facts of 8 years of Ignoring AlQueda only let them plan bigger and bigger attacks.....

Botnst · #17 11-30-2005, 08:05 PM

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Originally Posted by cscmc1

Lieberman is impressing the hell out of me... never thought I'd say it, but the guy is making the grade as far as I'm concerned. Unfortunately, he's a bit of a has-been at this point.

I recall when he was running with Gore and I thought that the country would be better served by both tickets if the roles of each were traded. I'd have voted for Lieberman-Gore while I could never vote for Gore-Lieberman.

I voted libertarian.

cscmc1 · #18 11-30-2005, 08:52 PM

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I recall when he was running with Gore and I thought that the country would be better served by both tickets if the roles of each were traded.

You said it... couldn't agree more. But again, parties pick the guy with better "curb appeal," so the geeky guy can hope for a VP slot, at best.

H2O2 · #19 11-30-2005, 10:03 PM

...uh, Lieberman IS a republican--google DLC and bone up on their efforts to turn the dems part and parcel into a new and improved "republican-lite". Lieberman is in the vanguard of this smoke and mirrors masquerade. Vote freely for the sanctimonious jerk, he's one of you guys anyway. He was a huge part of why I couldn't possibly vote for Al Gore the corporate whore.

cscmc1 · #20 11-30-2005, 11:13 PM

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Vote freely for the sanctimonious jerk, he's one of you guys anyway.

Ah yes, "us guys."

H2O2 · #21 11-30-2005, 11:53 PM

Would you prefer the New England colloquial "yous guys"? If it walks like a duck...

Learn it - know it - live it

cscmc1 · #22 12-01-2005, 07:30 AM

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Learn it - know it - live it

Sir, yes sir!

cmac2012 · #23 12-01-2005, 07:48 AM

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Originally Posted by H2O2

Would you prefer the New England colloquial "yous guys"? If it walks like a duck...

Learn it - know it - live it

Zz!

Kicking a$$, taking names.

cscmc1 · #24 12-01-2005, 07:51 AM

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Zz!

Kicking a$$, taking names.

That was an ass-kicking? Interesting...

cmac2012 · #25 12-01-2005, 07:52 AM

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It would take one helluva Republican candidate to get me to vote Republican over Lieberman (at this point). I have voted conservative consistently since I "grew up" (after age 26 or so, I guess) with rare exception (Glen Poshard, IL Democrat), but every once in a while a Dem impresses the hell out of me.

But you're right re: looks. I have a friend who thinks Rumsfeld is "hot" (no, I'm not kidding) and she is as liberal as the day is long. But he's "hot," so he gets a pass from at least one lib. Go figure.

People seem to be attracted to a guy like Rummy who does the "Damn the torpedos..." routine and just bulls ahead resolutely. Trouble is, sometimes caution is the wise choice and boldness suicidal.

One of my favorite old sayings: Discretion is the better part of valor.

I have a feeling Rummy isn't looking as sexy now that he's falling on his face on a regular basis.