Comments on: Massive Theft Feared At Reagan Library

The Skinny: 80,000 Items Unaccounted For -- "Near Universal" Security Breach Left Mementos Open To Theft By Insiders

[iceman_1960]

"Smelling blood, perhaps, Giuliani has been taking an aggressive stance with his in-state rival lately."

What a cold, witchy man.

No wonder his own children won"t speak to him.

[meboard]

We''ll that''s one thing the "w" "library" wont have to worry about...who''d want any of his ***?

[random_radar]

The massive theft at the Reagan library is not the result of poor record keeping or lack of funds--it is the result of hiring thieves to run the place. No amount of safeguards will protect the chickens if you put a fox in charge of the hen house.

By extension, no constitution will protect us if we elect criminals who have no regard for the rule of law.

[downtowner97]

It''s a sad day when Reagan''s belt buckles go missing, the fed says our economy is in ruins, AND OJ has to begin spending his days in court instead of looking for the REAL killer.

[iceman_1960]

Jesus Christ himself gave "THE GAME" away when he told his disciples that one old man had been born blind just so Jesus could come along and heal him and get a lot of praise for it.

[iceman_1960]

It"s religious propaganda masquerading as charity for the homeless.

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From the Author
"Makes a great gift."

[iceman_1960]

"The debate the other night was proof of what"s coming."
- Posted by hawksprings at 02:24 PM : Nov 08, 2007

As Larry Craig once said, one swallow does not make a spring.

Even Muhammad Ali in his prime had some bad rounds.

I"ve seen Hillary in debates, and she"s generally very good. Knowledgeable and witty and forceful at the right times.

Ask Rick Lazio how easy it is to debate her. (If you can find him.)

[iceman_1960]

"Iceman, I haven"t said any of those things.
You"re making stuff up." - hawksprings

I was paraphrasing. I shouldn"t have used quotation marks.

I hope you have better luck with that Monopoly piece than you"re going to have in November 2008.

[iceman_1960]

RE: "Hillary Rodham"s commencement address at Wellesley College received a standing ovation lasting seven minutes."

Coincidentally, that"s about how long it took Bush to get his mouth around that difficult and arcane Latin phrase "State of the Union":

"And so, in my State of the - my State of the Union -or state - my speech to the nation, whatever you want to call it, speech to the nation - I asked Americans to give 4,000 years - 4,000 hours over the next - the rest of your life - of service to America. That"s what I asked - 4,000 hours." - George W. Bush, Bridgeport, Connecticut, April 9, 2002.

[hawksprings]

I hate to leave you Libs with no nice person to beat on, but I''m going to lunch and use my Free French Fry Monopoly piece I won at McD''s.

Later.

[hawksprings]

Iceman, I haven''t said any of those things.
You''re making stuff up.

You might hope Hillary wins in ''08, but I don''t think she''ll hold it together under pressure when she can''t control and photo-op everything like she''s used to doing.

The debate the other night was proof of what''s coming.

[iceman_1960]

By the way, I hope this is the leading campaign ad of the GOP campaign for president in 2008:

"Hillary Clinton doesn"t have the right personality to be president. She"s too calculating. She isn"t a nice, friendly good ol" boy type, like George W. Bush. [camera pans to picture of Dubya grinning].

Vote for [fill in the blank] because I''m like George W. Bush, and she isn"t."

Yeah, go with that one, hawksprings. That sounds like a real winner.

[actornaught]

Posted by Iceman_1960 at 02:10 PM : Nov 08, 2007

"Pathetic" is accurate. Disregarding 2000, every single person that voted for him a second time needs to be ashamed.

[actornaught]

Posted by hawksprings at 02:09 PM : Nov 08, 2007

I''ve made two observations: she''s popular with her current constituents, which can''t be said for Mayor Rudy, or Governor Bush, and she''s consistently leading in the polls. You''re just chock full of wishful thinking, generated to sell radio air time.

[iceman_1960]

"Oh yeah Iceman, 9-11 was ALL Bush"s fault.
Clinton is innocent as the wind driven snow."
- Posted by hawksprings at 02:03 PM : Nov 08, 2007

You believe all kinds of unsubtantiated Hollywood-type gossip when it comes to Clinton.

But when two distinguished members of the Bush administration, Paul O"Neill and Richard Clarke, publish devastating books about his mismanagement of the War on Terror and the quagmire in Iraq, you dismiss them both as "disgruntled former employees."

Hillary Clinton is going to win in 2008.

I hope you choke on it.

[iceman_1960]

I watched Bush on television this morning, praising French President Sarkozy.

Bush looked and sounded exactly like the old drunken relative whose unsteady approach you dread at family gatherings.

It is really pathetic that this buffoon has ever been president of this great nation.

[hawksprings]

actornaught,
You don''t have to believe me. Do some investigating on your own about what these people have said about Hillary.

What''s she really accomplished anyways except and attempted takeover of the US Healthcare system, and monitor and extinguish Bimbo Eruptions for 30 years?

[actornaught]

You don''t want her for President.
Posted by hawksprings at 02:03 PM : Nov 08, 2007

And i''ve seen enough of your unsubstantiated exaggerations to know to never take your word for anything.

[hawksprings]

Oh yeah Iceman, 9-11 was ALL Bush''s fault.
Clinton is innocent as the wind driven snow.

Dee Dee Myers, ***** Morris, George Stephanopoulos and others have all said in interviews and other places how explosive Hillary''s temper is, what a back-stabber she is, how conniving she is, and on and on.

You don''t want her for President.

[iceman_1960]

And yes, George W. Bush will be in the 2008 Presidential race.

He won"t be on the ballot, but he"ll be in the race.

And wherever he is today, Willie Horton will be laughing about it.