“That was a Very Stupid Question, Senator”

Special to FreeRepublic ^ | [February 2, 2004] | John Armor (Congressman Billybob)

[Congressman Billybob]

Think y'all will appreciate this one. It'll save you the trouble of reading David Kay's testimony to the Senate Armed Services Committee.

If you haven't already, please visit my website, click on the big blue button, and sign up to fight CFR, if that suits your taste.

Cordially,

John / Billybob

[txzman]

Anyone that votes Democratic votes for appeasement, cowardice and attacks on America. But for those that hate America first, it is what they want. My only hope that any attack, if it comes, hits Hollywood.

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

Bump for when your site is on line.

Is URL correct?

[nicmarlo]

BTTT; great read, CB; thanks for your post. As usual, very informative (as I can't watch C-Span....I work too much outside the house, lol).

[xrp]

How is pre-prepared more prepared than prepared? :-)

[NormsRevenge]

Thanks for the Stupid Question, Senator Dayton.

Some senators didn't get rich by being stupid, tho they are. They inherited it.

imo, Senators Dayton and Rockefeller are disgraces to the offices they hold and the states and nation they "serve".

Good luck in your quest, John.

[NormsRevenge]

Senators Dayton and Rockefeller and Kennedy are disgraces to the offices they hold and the states and nation they "serve".

[quantim]

almost the entire discourse by Senator Dayton demonstrated an ignorance of recent history

This is why the dems lost the Congress, The Senate, White House, the Judiciary in the near future, the majority of governorships, and state houses in only a few years.  We're working on dog-catcher, too.

[malia]

"Think y'all will appreciate this one. It'll save you the trouble of reading David Kay's testimony to the Senate Armed Services Committee."

I did appreciate 'this one'.But, everyone SHOULD read David Kay's testimony to the Senate Armed Services Committee. Better yet, everyone should LISTEN to the hearing. You miss alot when you can't see the face - hillary's for example - as they ask their questions.

[nuconvert]

"Levin Amendment.” This amendment, sponsored by the self-same Senator, forbade American agencies from employing various kinds of “bad guys,” war criminals and the like, as sources." "In short, Senator Levin was complaining about a failure that led directly and inescapably from his own amendment to America’s intelligence laws."

Shhhhh........no one's supposed to know that

[GeronL]

when is your primary?

[malia]

As of last night you could still watch it on your computer.

[nicmarlo]

Yes, but that implies one has access to such a thing~! (Tonight is the most I have been able to be online in.....weeks! : (

[gov_bean_ counter]

As the comedian says...

Here's your sign.

[irv]

I firmly believe that the quality of American politics would vastly improve if world-class instances of congressional stupidity were widely reported.

This requires fewer world class instances of journalistic stupidity (and laziness and outright dishonesty).

Don't hold your breath.

[OkiMusashi]

An excellent read!!! While we are on the subject, does anybody have a link to a transcript of the Q/A portion of Kay's testimony? There were some golden moments!

[river rat]

I am restrained from giving my true thoughts on the mental capabilities of many of our "Civil Servants" in Congress and at the State and local level......

The "Admin Moderator" has cautioned me on "language"....

Without profanity - I am nearly mute.

Semper Fi

[LiteKeeper]

INTREP - demoRAT lunacy - is there a full-moon?

[Congressman Billybob]

The NC election law is still in flux as of this minute. Odds are, my primary will be in September. Thanks for asking.

John / Billybob

[BroncosFan]

Reminds me of when the colorful CIA man Dewey Clarridge testified before a Ted Kennedy committee in the 80s about the mining of Nicaragua's harbors. When Sen. Kennedy (D-Glenfiddich) asked him how many innocent people died from those mines, he replied, "One less than at Chappaquidick, Senator."