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AMERICA - The Right Way!! (Day 697) [Remember the Trade Center!!]
Various News Sources and FReepers | December 18, 2002 | All of Us

Posted on 12/18/2002 4:20:13 AM PST by Chairman_December_19th_Society

We will not tire, we will not falter, and we will not fail! [President Bush]

Good morning!! Do not let the victims of the attacks on New York and Washington, nor the brave members of our Nation's military who have given their lives to protect our freedom, die in vain!!

In response to the 12,000-page Iraqi declaration, one unnamed Administration official has termed the report "an incredible joke."

Senator Lott vowed to fight for his position as Majority Leader. New GOP elections are set for January 6 in the Senate to decide the matter.

Hitlery is likely to get the position of the Criminal Party's Senate Steering Committee - a group in charge of positioning Senators and the party as a whole for the 2004 election cycle by shaping the attack lines on the GOP.

The United States is concerned the situation in Venezuela could deteriorate rapidly. Already, crude oil prices are back over $30/bbl.

France claims it has arrested three men who plotting a WMD attack using either chemical or biological weapons.

MacDonalds is expected to post its first quarterly loss in its history.

And British meteorologists claim that 2002 will end up being the second warmest year worldwide since records started being kept more than 140 years ago. (Of course, this would require readers of the UK Independent to accept there are both records for everywhere in the world and they have been kept for 140 years.)

For AMERICA - The Right Way, I remain yours in the Cause, the Chairman.


TOPICS: AMERICA - The Right Way!!
KEYWORDS: atrw; letsroll
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To: kassie
Good morning, kassie. Brr!!! here this morning.
21 posted on 12/18/2002 5:50:01 AM PST by lysie
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To: lysie
It's 37 here, but no wind.
22 posted on 12/18/2002 5:53:24 AM PST by kassie
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To: kassie
It was 5 here earlier. The sun is out now.
23 posted on 12/18/2002 6:03:50 AM PST by lysie
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To: Iowa Granny
We used them, but then we are in the wood business, or were, Roomey "retired" and turned the business over to our foreman, who is doing a fantastic job. Roomey, however, does "report for duty", almost every day, "just in case".
24 posted on 12/18/2002 6:14:47 AM PST by tillacum
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To: lysie
I really like that photo! Yes, indeed!
25 posted on 12/18/2002 6:17:59 AM PST by Chairman_December_19th_Society
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To: Iowa Granny
I do! I do! You can't live in a rural area for long without learning what a bush hog is and I spent over 25 years in a county where the largest town has only 3,000 people.

Check your Freepmail in just a few minutes.

26 posted on 12/18/2002 6:22:43 AM PST by kayak
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To: Iowa Granny
I know to check with the owners but I love doing this kind of thing, cut my 'cross the street neighbors 4 acres last summer, three time. Good ole boy he is so, why not.
27 posted on 12/18/2002 6:44:54 AM PST by gulfcoast6
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To: gulfcoast6
Arrests here in Dallas in terror investigation. I'd bet I know at least one of the guys.

/john

28 posted on 12/18/2002 7:45:37 AM PST by JRandomFreeper
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To: lysie; gulfcoast6; kayak; Chairman_December_19th_Society; tillacum; kassie; Iowa Granny; ...
Morning all!

First to lysie: I love that picture! I watched it live yesterday and warmed my heart right on up. Thanks for posting it. :-)

Miss Marple: May I join your ranks of "telemarketers"? Yes, I know..."everyone has to have a job, but is it ABSOLUTELY necesary that I am their prime target? ARGH. I had someone call me at 8:15am! Are they NUTS????

Now. I understand this "debacle" with Trent Lott is not going to go away anytime soon...or at least it does not appear to me that it will, if you spend even a 1/2 hour watching the Nightly New. The last I heard was that the Senators (although most on vacation) will have decision by he end of this week "informally" about the future of Senator Lott, and that the January 6th date is "formality". I also heard that Trent Lott said that if he is FORCED to resign as Majority Leader, then he will leave the Senate. I daresay that GWB will NOT allow that to happen, becase like I said the other day, we can't afford to have a 50/50 split in the Senate with VP Cheney always having to break the tying vote. I believe that he will step down, but not out. He knows very well what will happen if he does that and I honestly believe that George W. has something else in store for him. First of all IF he resigns completely from the Senate, the governer a (D) of MS will more than likely choose ANOTHER democrat to replace him, once again given Tom Dacshle the majority back. NO NO NO!!!! We cannot have that happen!

So In closing I would like to make out a little chart where it is plain to see how one party gets away with some things WORSE then this, yet come out unscathed:

WHAT DEMOCRATS CAN GET AWAY WITH: Stealing Cheating Playing with Interns Lying in their depositions Having torrid affairs Jessie Jackson (They deserve him) Lies Lies Lies Redifining the definition of the what the word "IS" is. Fraud Bribery (Need me to go on?)

WHAT THE REPUBLICANS GET AWAT WITH

1. Letting themselves be punching bags for the RATS.
Say something stupid, you're OUT. The RATS idea of "it's his personal life" only applied to x42.
Saying you're sorry 10+ times will never be enough, unless of course, you are Slick Willie.
Basically, nothing.

So in closing I will say, that I DO believe there is someone better to lead the Senate Majority, I do not think that this man even came CLOSE to x42, Senator Byrd's comments, Jessie Jackson's Holier Than Though attitude. I would like to see him step down, if not only to get someone in there who would have backbone, but so they (the RATS) lose another item to use against us in 2004.

Ok. Hope you all have a good day...I put my back out the other day lifting a suitcae and the pains meds are starting to kick in...Deej

29 posted on 12/18/2002 8:20:28 AM PST by DJ88
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To: gulfcoast6
Isn't that what you were doing , when you did in your hat? this past summer?
30 posted on 12/18/2002 8:36:40 AM PST by kassie
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To: Iowa Granny
If you're trying to post a whole article, I would like to make a suggestion that I wish everyone at Free Republic would take: Use the "blockquote" HTML function to limit the line length of the article.

No professionally made webpage will have a line of text that goes from one edge of the screen to the other. You don't have to be a reading expert (or reading teacher, like me) to figure out that it's vastly more difficult to read long line lengths than short ones. You can read much faster with much less effort if you're reading something that is not more than 4-5" from side to side.

When I post an article, I always place at least 3 < blockquote > commands at the beginning of the article. That narrows the column to about the right width.

31 posted on 12/18/2002 8:51:29 AM PST by Mr. Mulliner
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To: DJ88
First of all IF he resigns completely from the Senate, the governer a (D) of MS will more than likely choose ANOTHER democrat to replace him, once again given Tom Dacshle the majority back.

I agree with your rant, but would like to point out that it would take the loss of two GOP Senate seats for the munchkin from South Dakota to be in charge again. A 50-50 split leaves the Senate in GOP hands.

That said, I still believe the main issue is funding - I don't really think the Criminal Party believes it has a shot at control. The last time there was a 50-50 split - two-years ago - the Senate divided funding equally between the two parties. The normal split for the time when there is a non-even split is 67-33. The Criminal Party does not want this, they want 50-50 because, in their terms, they are "very close" to parity.

Enter a gift from Trent Lott. They have seized on this as a way to either: (1) leverage the Senate funding issue to their advantage (most likely), or (2) get Lott out of the Senate (best case - for them, but unlikely).

To advance the most likely scenario, they would very much like to have Lott remain as Majority Leader. Heck, he has been rather generous to them over the years:

** His refusal to hold a real trial on the Impeachment charges brought against UOx42.

** His refusal to allow the House Managers to present live witness testimony before the Senate in the Impeachment trial.

** His agreement to give the Criminal Party equal funding and parity in Committee assignments at the beginning of the 107th Congress.

** His refusal to challenge the seating of Mrs. Carnahan as the junior Senator from Missouri on Constitutional grounds.

** His agreement with the Criminal Party to allow them control of the Chamber until the new Congress - despite the fact the balance of power shifted once the new Senator from Missouri had his election certified.

** A general willingness to be accomdative on issues of importance to the Criminal Party, rather than an a visceral advocate of Republican ideals and goals (say what you want about Daschle, he at least provided that for the Criminal Party).

Keeping Lott as Majority Leader with this whole race-baiting thing hanging over his head would be a gift to the Criminal Party. He would be forced to give them parity on funds, and they would be able to leverage his position on a number of left-wing issues.

It is more than a little coincidence this flair up occurred while the two camps are hashing out the issue of how the Senate budget should be divied up. But I feel very comfortable in saying that if it wasn't Lott, someone else would have been targeted with some other issue.

The Criminal Party has gone to war over the funding issue because without the extra money that parity would grant them, their ability to challenge the President would be crippled.

The Republicans need to understand this and respond accordingly. The first step is to make sure this gambit does not succeed. To do that would require the GOP to take a few more nails by having the word leak out on Friday that Lott will remain as Majority Leader, and then sometime around January 5 have Lott announce he will realize the need to put the future of the Party first and step aside.

This will be too late for the Criminal Party to react. The news will be about two items: (1) Lott, again (but the public will likely be tired of that), and (2) how the GOP has started to reform itself (whether the media wants to use those words or spin something else, it'll come out).

IMO, I think this will rebound to the benefit of the GOP. Mostly because I believe the Criminal Party has taken this hand they have been dealt, and overplayed.

32 posted on 12/18/2002 8:52:29 AM PST by Chairman_December_19th_Society
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To: Chairman_December_19th_Society
For what it is worth, Lott mad a speech over in Biloxi, MS this A.M. where he said he WOULD NOT resign from the Senate if he does not retain his 'head man' job. He said that he signed a contract with the voters with them voting for him in this state to represent them and he would do so.
33 posted on 12/18/2002 8:56:00 AM PST by gulfcoast6
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To: Chairman_December_19th_Society
PRAYERS REQUESTED!! Tomorrow morning my daughter is having to have a operation and please, keep her in your prayers, she means everything to me.
34 posted on 12/18/2002 8:58:54 AM PST by gulfcoast6
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To: Chairman_December_19th_Society
I agree with your comment that if not Lott's comment, then something else would have blown up. Carville is in on this, and he will do anything to win. And I do believe Hillary is also in on this, way, way in the background. Lott just happened to step in it.
35 posted on 12/18/2002 8:59:39 AM PST by Utah Girl
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To: Utah Girl
But who it be next, McConnell?
36 posted on 12/18/2002 9:01:09 AM PST by gulfcoast6
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To: Mr. Mulliner
Just got back from my walk along the gulf, sweated like a lady of the evening in church, had to take my shirt off got so hot sheesh, all we have to put up with by living on the Gulf.
37 posted on 12/18/2002 9:04:17 AM PST by gulfcoast6
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To: gulfcoast6
Absolutely! Prayers offered.
38 posted on 12/18/2002 9:06:32 AM PST by Chairman_December_19th_Society
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To: Chairman_December_19th_Society
Mosey on over to see what Rick Santorum laid on Dennis Hastert and sent him off to the White house yesterday to report Bush's defeat by Trent Lott.

Lott got wind of Bush and Rove wanted him gone before the election. In the Special session 3 weeks ago Lott had the Republican Senate Caucus pass the new rules, and vote him in as Majority leader. When Lott screwed up by praising his mentor, Rove and Bush decided to attack based on last years rules. But the Lott rules are in effect and Bush and ROVE are Screwed

These rules do not provide for a revote for Majority Leader or any office. And any change of rules requires unanimous consent to be approved.

If Lott or any other senator votes for Lott, Lott remains majority leader. At the January meeting all LOtt opponents can do is propose a rule change.. Lott or more likely one of his supporters does teh Unanimouse consent thing and the issue is dropped.

All they Senators can do is hope that LOtt is not vindictive. Remember the other republicans would have to get 10 democrats to vote with them to overule Lott. That is not likely.

No one can think of a way that bush can take Lott down. And some senators like NICKLES have reason to worry.

Perhaps some of you can see why the Tator said this Bush/Rove ploy was the biggest political miscalculation of president in my memory.

I don't know if Bush or Rove have something else up their sleeve, but if they don't Bush is going to have to KISS A LOTT of MISSISSIPPI RUMP.

39 posted on 12/18/2002 9:06:34 AM PST by Common Tator
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To: gulfcoast6
I don't know, I don't think Lott is leaving without a fight. On the news this morning, it sounds as if he has enough votes to keep his ML job. I'd bet on McConnell or Nickles or Frist (how's that for waffling???)

Your daughter will be in my prayers.

40 posted on 12/18/2002 9:07:37 AM PST by Utah Girl
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