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- wouldn''t you say it was working better before schumer opened his big mouth?
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- hungry1968 at 03:26 PM
Terrifying I hope, for a scared sissy liberal....LOL
You libs are so nuetered, it''s funny - Reply to this comment
- "Spreading panic when it will help those who might otherwise fail to take action in a possible disaster is not a bad thing at all."
Schumer is in NY. IndyMac is in Pasadena, Ca. Don''''t you think bank management should have had the opportunity to deall with their problem before Schumer sent a letter to the press?
Posted by jgg000 at 03:14 PM : Jul 17, 2008
I''m not sure it''s clear-cut that it would have been better to keep quiet. But I''ll take your word for the sake of argument. If there are no conflict-of-interest issues and he has been objectively factual, it''s the sort of thing anyone could have done--nothing to do with his being liberal. Might be a mistake but he keeps his integrity intact. - Reply to this comment
- actaually, I thought guiliani and romney were the most experienced and qualified. rudy got nailed because he was getting, and taking, all the 9/11 attention. Also, his father and grandfather''s mob connections didn''t help. But he certainly knows how to handle crisis management. A hell of a lot better than Ray Nagin in New Orleans.
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- Would you like to buy a bridge?
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Posted by hungry1968 at 03:28 PM
Sure, since they are selling all national landmarks, I actually do want to buy the brooklyn bridge, it''s actually up for sale
Obama is playing you libs like a fiddle, and stomping on you simultaniously.....you must love to see him swing in the wind, like a broken screendoor - Reply to this comment
- Schumer is in NY. IndyMac is in Pasadena, Ca. Don''''t you think bank management should have had the opportunity to deall with their problem before Schumer sent a letter to the press?
Posted by jgg000 at 03:14 PM : Jul 17, 2008
They''ve been under investigation, since last year.
What do you want to do - give him 8 like we gave Bush?
Yeah - that worked out well. - Reply to this comment
- melchg at 03:23 PM
I thought Osama....I mean Obama was against wars and voted against them, all of a sudden, once he has the libs in his pocket with the nomination, then he wants to continue the war on terror, just like Bush.....It is laughable to see....he''s playing you libs like a violin, and you still hang on soaking up the bovine scatology.... - Reply to this comment
- Please consider voting for John McCain....I know no one could convince you on a forum like this, but he''''s an honorable man, and will not continue Bush''''s policies (he would be insane to do so), and will set this country on the right track and bring honor to the Presidency.....just a thought
Posted by Minuteman-1 at 03:11 PM : Jul 17, 2008
He WON''T follow Bush''s policies, because he would be crazy to do so?!?
You christians and your "faith"!! You are the most gullible suckers EVER!!!
Would you like to buy a bridge? - Reply to this comment
- I know exactly how you feel, Being a New Yorker, I was looking forward to the possiblity of Rudolph Guilianni possibly getting nominated, but that was a long shot, and then maybe Huckabee or Romney who are more conservative, but "it is what it is", as my wife would say....lol
Posted by Minuteman-1 at 03:16 PM : Jul 17, 2008
Giuliani?!?
Holy *****!! Your REALLY DO HATE AMERICA!!!!
He was absolutely HATED in NYC, until 9/11 came, and then SOMEHOW, he became "America''s Mayor". Previous to that, they were ready to run him out of town!!
Man, your choices in life are just down right TERRIFYING!! - Reply to this comment
- is it true that obama wants to give all terrorists manicures, or is that just a rumor.
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- i don''t know which candidate will serve us best, but i wish, after this administration, that the public opinion meant something. sometimes bush reminds me of old school surgeons: that paternal, I-know-what''s-best-for-you-despite-what-you-believe attitude. I wish their decision making process including us Americans more. I am totally discontent with how politics currently works.
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- jon2012 at 02:59 PM
How do you figure a sissy liberal such as Obama is going to kick any a$$ ?....he won''''t, and terrorists will see us as weak, they already are endorsing him to be elected, what does that tell you ?
Posted by Minuteman-1 at 03:02 PM : Jul 17, 2008
Obviously, if Iraq is any clue, macho is overrated. Don''t worry about who terrorists might or might not want to prefer dealing with. The record of this Republican administration is about 7,000 Americans dead in 9/11 and Iraq--don''t have the numbers in Afghanistan. We can''t blame Iraq on terrorists but on a not-too-bright president who didn''t know what he was doing. - Reply to this comment
- medmom04 at 03:13 PM
I know exactly how you feel, Being a New Yorker, I was looking forward to the possiblity of Rudolph Guilianni possibly getting nominated, but that was a long shot, and then maybe Huckabee or Romney who are more conservative, but "it is what it is", as my wife would say....lol - Reply to this comment
- RGRXX175
all rightey now.....lay off the Barry-Berry Koolaid for a while, your senses will return eventually - Reply to this comment
- "Spreading panic when it will help those who might otherwise fail to take action in a possible disaster is not a bad thing at all."
Schumer is in NY. IndyMac is in Pasadena, Ca. Don''t you think bank management should have had the opportunity to deall with their problem before Schumer sent a letter to the press? - Reply to this comment
- Minuteman-1,
I am considering everything. i do often wish I had more choices. back when the primaries first began, we had so many, i didn''t see it coming down to these two. But i am doing my best to have all info in front of me when I make this decision. - Reply to this comment
- medmom04 at 03:09 PM
Please consider voting for John McCain....I know no one could convince you on a forum like this, but he''s an honorable man, and will not continue Bush''s policies (he would be insane to do so), and will set this country on the right track and bring honor to the Presidency.....just a thought - Reply to this comment
- There you go. Another liberal using scare tactics to cause a panic.
Posted by redbds at 02:50 PM : Jul 17, 2008
Spreading panic when it will help those who might otherwise fail to take action in a possible disaster is not a bad thing at all. You imply liberals have been guilty of scare tactics. How? - Reply to this comment
- no no i will always vote, always always. i will never pass on my chance. i am at a loss right now, though, as it who my vote will go to.
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- medmom04
Well, you only have 2 choices....are you considering throwing your vote away ? that would be a disgrace....even I, as a old-school conservative, has to hold my nose in the voting booth, since McCain is not a true conservative, (nor was bush) - Reply to this comment
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