Well I don't usually comment on politics, it literally always gives me a head ache. But, here goes, I thought when Pres. Clinton said he'd like his cabinet to look like America, tho not one one person on his cabinet was pro-life. Is that what America looked like?
P.S. Geenks might be the funniest person ever. Go Geenks!
Check your sources, feeno. That title goes to George Carlin.
I don't get it... people polled want healthcare reform AND they want a public option (the latter is not even in the bill). It is the "will of the American people" to fix the system. Where was this populist attitude during the Bush years?
Cheney, when told that the Iraq war was unpopular, replied: "So?" And now Biden said "fuck," and Fux news is up in arms... even though Cheney said it on the fucking Senate floor.
I used to think Republicans were the party with testicles, but now I'm pretty sure it's a party of whiney bitches who elect elect stubborn fools.
Partisan politics doesn't dictate who has balls. The only politicians that have balls will never get elected. Although I consider myself a libertarian Allen Keyes might be the greatest thinker of all time. But because he has a bucket of balls he could never get elected. The only difference between a democrat and a republican is the speeches they give. They don't care whose in office as long as it's one of the two. Do you think Coke and Pepsi are competition? think again, they are together in competition with everyone else. It's like the 2 divorce attorneys in court calling each others clients every horrible name in the book, calling each other horrible names, then they go have lunch together and make plans to go out yachting together with the divorced couples money. And what is sickening is that both sides will swear by their guy, 'cause they he has their back.
Do you see why I try to avoid politics? Screw my headache it is now a migraine.
My sources tell me your right on the heels of Carlin.
The question here is what a president actually said, not what was written on a banner behind a president. G.W. Bush never said "Mission accomplished." Here's what he DID say in that infamous speech aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln:
"Yet we also have dangerous work to complete....America and our coalition will finish what we have begun....Our mission continues...The War on Terror continues, yet it is not endless. We do not know the day of final victory, but we have seen the turning of the tide."
Attentive readers of Mr. Bush's speech will see that a very convincing case could be made that the Mission Accomplished banner was really for the sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln, as THEIR mission was accomplished; they were heading home after a tour of more than 100,000 miles. Bush celebrated that accomplishment, clearly, in his speech.
On the other hand, Mr. Obama DID say "We are done." Of course, his words are ONLY ironic if his administration in general and his health legislation in particular bring America to ruin. So my post is really meant cheekily. At least for now.
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That and his "This is what change looks like" will be the title of many a blog post in future years.
Calm down comrade Chicken Little.
Well I don't usually comment on politics, it literally always gives me a head ache. But, here goes, I thought when Pres. Clinton said he'd like his cabinet to look like America, tho not one one person on his cabinet was pro-life. Is that what America looked like?
P.S. Geenks might be the funniest person ever. Go Geenks!
Check your sources, feeno. That title goes to George Carlin.
I don't get it... people polled want healthcare reform AND they want a public option (the latter is not even in the bill). It is the "will of the American people" to fix the system. Where was this populist attitude during the Bush years?
Cheney, when told that the Iraq war was unpopular, replied: "So?" And now Biden said "fuck," and Fux news is up in arms... even though Cheney said it on the fucking Senate floor.
I used to think Republicans were the party with testicles, but now I'm pretty sure it's a party of whiney bitches who elect elect stubborn fools.
Geenks
Partisan politics doesn't dictate who has balls. The only politicians that have balls will never get elected. Although I consider myself a libertarian Allen Keyes might be the greatest thinker of all time. But because he has a bucket of balls he could never get elected. The only difference between a democrat and a republican is the speeches they give. They don't care whose in office as long as it's one of the two. Do you think Coke and Pepsi are competition? think again, they are together in competition with everyone else. It's like the 2 divorce attorneys in court calling each others clients every horrible name in the book, calling each other horrible names, then they go have lunch together and make plans to go out yachting together with the divorced couples money. And what is sickening is that both sides will swear by their guy, 'cause they he has their back.
Do you see why I try to avoid politics? Screw my headache it is now a migraine.
My sources tell me your right on the heels of Carlin.
Late, feen
Ummm,
Mission Accomplished!
Oiks, Mac!
The question here is what a president actually said, not what was written on a banner behind a president. G.W. Bush never said "Mission accomplished." Here's what he DID say in that infamous speech aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln:
"Yet we also have dangerous work to complete....America and our coalition will finish what we have begun....Our mission continues...The War on Terror continues, yet it is not endless. We do not know the day of final victory, but we have seen the turning of the tide."
Attentive readers of Mr. Bush's speech will see that a very convincing case could be made that the Mission Accomplished banner was really for the sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln, as THEIR mission was accomplished; they were heading home after a tour of more than 100,000 miles. Bush celebrated that accomplishment, clearly, in his speech.
On the other hand, Mr. Obama DID say "We are done." Of course, his words are ONLY ironic if his administration in general and his health legislation in particular bring America to ruin. So my post is really meant cheekily. At least for now.
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