"I'm telling you son, you miss Christmas or New Year’s week, you’re $100,000 in the hole. You listening to me boy?"
Posted on 11/30/2004 5:29:19 PM PST by NCjim
I voted libertarian the last time in Mississippi, just to protest Clinton getting a pass from a Congress that was too chickensh*t to do the right thing.
Gee, wonder what Fritz would have to say had Dean run and lost? LOL
Tis a joy to watch the RATS eat their own.
Well, it wasn't by MY vote that he stayed. "Ernest Goes To the Senate" should have been over with the Panama Canal debacle, but that is the power of incumbency in the Senate. It's sure kept Teddy well enough.
If I were from S. C., I'd be ashamed that I let this man stay in the senate as long as he did.
Texans put the biggest senatorial crook in history, LBJ, into public office so you may want to look in the mirror. I can tell you that the members of this forum werent voting for Fritz.
I didn't live in Texas when LBJ was elected, and I was probably not even born, so I don't think I will take blame.
Besides, it was meant to be a rhetorical question regarding the constant re-election of senators like Hollings, Kennedy, Byrd etc., not an indictment of Freepers. I'm sorry that my comments upset you. I didn't mean to upset anyone.
Are you with me though, about getting these legislators, that have just parked their collective butts in Washington, for you and I to support with our tax dollars, un-elected even if they don't leave? Confusing sentance just now, sorry!
Again, I apologize, it was really meant to be a harmless rhetorical question for debate.
"I'm telling you son, you miss Christmas or New Year’s week, you’re $100,000 in the hole. You listening to me boy?"
There are some RINOs on this forum who still suffer delusions that any southern politician with an "D" next to their name is "more conservative" than "most yankee Republicans"
Course I live in the damn near communist state of Illinois and Hollings is nowhere NEAR as "conservative" as Senator Fitzgerald (R-IL)
I've even meet a Hollings apologist on FR that practically had Michael Moore's talking points down (Bush is a "puppet" for the "coorporations", cuz Hollings told him so...)
Right on, as for Hollings representing the people, his office would not respond to my questions because they knew I did not support his positions. We can all say good riddance to this guy. I agree the big spenders have to be voted out if we are going to have a future.
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