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- Unbelievable.. You people deserve Bush.
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- I'm voting for Kenny! :) He's my write in "cartoon" candidate. Or Donnie....I can't make up my mind. Lars008 maybe???? LOL
I can always tell a lars post just from the first few lines. When I get to the middle of the page and still having to scroll down, I KNOW it's a lars post!! LOL - Reply to this comment
- The report says nothing significant was said, but ignorred Gravel's call to abolish the income tax (and replace it with a sales tax that he says can be progressive ? what?) and Kuncinich's call to withdraw from NAFTA and WTO (the only substantial comment about outsourcing). Corporate Infotainment does not want us to notice the significant remarks.
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- I'm voting republican BECAUSE THAT WAS A GOD DAMNED FREAK SHOW!
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- AFGHANISTAN USED TO BE DRUG FREE UNTIL BUSH CAME ALONG! NOW ITS THE POPPY CAPITAL OF THE WORLD!!
And you people think this is about applause? Huh? - Reply to this comment
- You know how many people? And how many billion and billions of dollars america would save? If we turned drugs into a healthcare issue? And not a crime issue? Huh?
Probably enough to fund the healthcare!
But no.. these.. weirdo democrat meetings are like watching some comedian: Nothing but applause. Unbelievable. - Reply to this comment
- THERE'S ALWAYS BEEN TERRORISM! THERE'LL ALWAYS BE TERRORISM! The Bush administration by declaring a "war on terror" declared a "war on drugs". Millions and millions of people locked up in jail for no crime theyz dun! "We have to be able to catch them before they do it." They say.
WELL HOW DOES THAT WORK?! How do you go to jail for a crime you haven't committed yet?! Ask the Bush administration. Ask the Republicans. - Reply to this comment
- Mike Gravel talked about victimless crime. And how much a heavy burden it is on everybody, and not just the communities. But the jails! And the government! How this.. "war on drugs" is like a "war on terror". With no clear and present enemy. No tangible thing to even see!
Mike Gravels issue about drugs was probably the best one up there. All those other idiots just wanted people to clap. - Reply to this comment
- I've never been so insulted in all my life..
Sorry. But I'm voting republican.
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Vote for Rudy
Kidd - Rudy Rasputin And Florida Anthrax Without any hesitation, I also submit to you that both *** Cheney and Rudy Rasputin Giuliani are up to to their eye balls in 911. This is a complicated, ...
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- Mike Gavel was probably the best one up there.
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- You listen to me you liberals. I saw that dag gum debate, and it was disgusting!
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Mike Gravel told the truth plain simple english. - Reply to this comment
- I've never been so insulted in all my life..
Sorry. But I'm voting republican. - Reply to this comment
- Not one question during last nights debate on the topic of illegal immigration why weren%u2019t these candidates asked why they voted for the amnesty bill and if they realizes it hurts the African American community.
Just as Mike Gravel said on stage at the end of the debate, most of these candidates don%u2019t have the moral judgment to be President of the United States.
Hope For America -
Senate Stops Amnesty Bill
From Charlotte Iserbyt
6-27-7
Immigration Bill Dies In Senate
Supporters Fall 14 Votes Short Of Keeping Bill Alive; Major Setback For President Bush
Voted Yea
Clinton (D-NY)
Dodd (D-CT)
Obama (D-IL)
In her essay in the newly released volume Debating Immigration, which Professor Swain edited, she said that African Americans are losing more jobs to illegal immigrants than to other racial or ethic groups, yet low income black workers don%u2019t have political input in the debate.
%u201CAfrican Americans have been left devoid of a strong black voice in Congress on a topic that affects them deeply, given their high unemployment rates and historic struggle to get quality housing, health care, education and other goods and services,%u201D writes Professor Swain.
Illegal immigration hurts African AmericansApril 30, 2007 Media Contact: Amy Wolf, (615) 322-NEWS amy.wolf@vanderbilt.edu [Media Note: Vanderbilt has a campus broadcast facility with a dedicated ... - Reply to this comment
- It ain't no ******** half hour teevee show called: "Who can give away america first", ya know.
A CEO is a guy (or gal) who ya know has got some class. Has got some reason fer being a CEO, OTHER THAN how many claps he/she gets. I mean, they did somefin.. Theyz got some sand. Ya know? They don't just git up der on de stage and wait fer people to clap! - Reply to this comment
- This is the real Hitler to me. The guy who git up there on the stage, and just say what makes people clap. Not de issues.. Just.. "say what makes people clap". Like the office of the presidency were a god damned side show.
They don't call it the executive office fer charity ya know. - Reply to this comment
- Dag gum nodding committee meeting.. "uh-huh uh-huh.. agree.. clap. Nod.. nod nod.." Buncha bullshyyt.
Do you guys do dope before the meeting? - Reply to this comment
- realpatriot,
"Of course,even though the smoking gun is readily available to the media they aren't reporting it."
It just blows my mind, if stuff like this is happening, and it seems from what you say, everyone knows it; it should be headline news and people should be going to jail, but in Congress,for the last two months,
they have been going on about some attorneys being fired, go figure. - Reply to this comment
- You listen to me you liberals. I saw that dag gum debate, and it was disgusting!
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- Prinzowhales,
This is something I found.
Steal our votes and you've stolen democracy, July 12, 2006
By Robert Moore (Chicago, IL USA)
So if votes were stolen, how were they? This is a harder question to answer. We know that there was vast voter suppression on the part of the GOP, but actual theft of votes is more in the way of speculation. The data definitely suggests THAT votes were stolen but does not describe HOW it was stolen. The book describes many ways that the votes could have been stolen. - Reply to this comment
- Evidence Of A Stolen ElectionMiller describes considerably more election fraud than voting machines ... The outcome of the 2004 presidential election has always struck me as strange. ...
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Cover-Up Of 2000 And 2004 Florida Vote ContinuesThis system of fraud, if still in place, can be used again in the 2004 general election this coming Tuesday, November 2. Dr. Piotr Blass, a U.S. senatorial ...
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Something Is Rotten In DenmarkFirst, he was able to sample 2004 exit poll data that was not meant to be .... The untouchable topic is that election fraud rather than gay marriage turned ...
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Tell Tale SignsAn Associated Press article, dated November 28, 2004, stated that President ... In the United States, cries of election fraud are still in their infancy. ...
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Purposely Corrupted Diebold Voting TerminalsFindings:; The GEMS central tabulator program is incorrectly designed and highly vulnerable to fraud. Election results can be changed in a matter of seconds ...
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