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Senator Kennedy w/ Chris Matthews (portion on globalization)
MSNBC ^ | air date: Jan. 12, 2005 | N/a

Posted on 01/13/2005 5:40:58 AM PST by LowCountryJoe

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To: Bahbah

I watch him try to move about and walk. He is obviously hving a great deal of difficulty with his back ( broken in a airplane accident decades ago) He seems unable to be clear in his attempts to put things into words. Maybe he takes some sort of meds for pain?


41 posted on 01/13/2005 7:02:04 AM PST by oldironsides
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To: massgopguy

LOL! Howie's da man!


42 posted on 01/13/2005 7:02:56 AM PST by rockabyebaby (What goes around, comes around!)
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To: LowCountryJoe
Democrats talk about real values as hope and opportunity and about respect.

These aren't values you murdering dink. Maybe he needs to look up the definition of values.

43 posted on 01/13/2005 7:02:56 AM PST by numberonepal (Don't Even Think About Treading On Me)
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To: drt1

watching him slobbering all over Teddy was the worst.


Watching Chris slobber and spit is bad ANYTIME.


44 posted on 01/13/2005 7:15:46 AM PST by cubreporter
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To: cubreporter

Agreed. Not a pretty picture ever!


45 posted on 01/13/2005 7:19:31 AM PST by drt1
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To: LowCountryJoe

Teddy has always been full of crap, and the onset of alcoholic dementia is only making his condition worse.


46 posted on 01/13/2005 7:37:36 AM PST by laishly
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To: LowCountryJoe
RE: jump in

Without looking further than the #36 reply and the excerpt I am jumping in.

Ted Kennedy, publicly at least, still preaches redistribution of income and class struggle. Guns and abortion appear to be key issues for him. He is a 20th century liberal. Like Gephardt he appears to be against outsourcing offshore. Big Deal. I believe Gephardt supports amnesty for millions and millions of ILLEGAL immigrants (new union members). We know how Kennedy feeeeeeeeeels about immigration.

"The Clinton 'third way' that the party embraces focuses on economic growth with shared benefits more than redistribution of income; emphasizes the working and middle class more than the poor; internationalism with a respect for the military; and while liberal on social issues -- like guns and abortion -- relegates those issues to the second tier."

Reprinted on new Democrat On Line, ndol.org. Originally from the Wall Street Journal, July 22, 2004 "They Are All Clinton Democrats," by Albert R. Hunt.

The "moderate" DLC New Democrat Third Way progressives are globalists and I believe they have a stronger hold on the Party -- or what's left of the Party.

The fat drunk may be against losing jobs to offshoring (as if he really was sober enough to care) but he does not speak for the "progressives."

47 posted on 01/13/2005 11:34:23 AM PST by WilliamofCarmichael (MSM Fraudcasters are skid marks on journalism's clean shorts.)
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To: drt1

Nope, haven't watched him in a couple years though. But...I can just see it if a woman were in his position and spitting all ove the place.


48 posted on 01/13/2005 12:23:49 PM PST by cubreporter
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To: WilliamofCarmichael
..."The Clinton 'third way' that the party embraces focuses on economic growth with shared benefits more than redistribution of income...

So, in cutting to the chase, do you, in fact, see that "globalization" [understand that by this I'm referring to free(r) trade] leads to domestic economic growth or are you not ready to admit to it yet?

One thing I'll have to give you credit for, William, is at least you showed up on this thread and offered some input for the protectionist's side.

It will be interesting to see if anyone else that I pinged is willing to "sack up" on this thread...because so far it's one that's being avoided by the usual suspects.

49 posted on 01/13/2005 12:31:26 PM PST by LowCountryJoe (Many things in moderation, some with conservation, few in immoderation, all because of liberation!)
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To: 1rudeboy
The response is usually, "But you're the socialist!"

I know, and then they leave me with the links to all of those Left-leaning websites to show me just how Marxist I am!

50 posted on 01/13/2005 12:35:29 PM PST by LowCountryJoe (Many things in moderation, some with conservation, few in immoderation, all because of liberation!)
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To: LowCountryJoe; chimera
We increased our scientists and research by over $100,000 for four consecutive years. We can do it. And we shouldn’t be left behind.

Crocodile tears from your inebriated and choleric friend, I see.

The RATs today are the premier enemies of pure R&D. If they see a dollar, they prefer to redistribute it into welfare and pork barrel spending.

And when R&D is done, more often than not nowadays, it is handicapped by Federal employment regulations...and there is no incentive for U.S. citizens to get to do it. They see what the domestic U.S. industrial technology job market is like. The economics are tilted against them in fact. The ubiquitous foreign graduate students appear to receive a disproportionate benefit from these monies.

And their affections for the U.S. is, at best, in most cases rather limited. They are ideal candidates for espionage conduits into our high technology and newest endeavors. Meanwhile, once they have ascertained how to do the new technology, many of them can simply hop on a plane back to wherever, and go into instant competition AGAINST US with the latest and greatest gee-whiz technology...using the education, and the R&D, that we primarily paid for...which was supposed to go to U.S. production....

51 posted on 01/13/2005 12:53:13 PM PST by Paul Ross (Life is NOT like a box of chocolates...)
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To: Paul Ross
Crocodile tears from your inebriated and choleric friend, I see.

My friend!? Huh, he's spouting your rhetoric pal...address that aspect please!!!

The RATs today are the premier enemies of pure R&D. If they see a dollar, they prefer to redistribute it into welfare and pork barrel spending.

Tell me about the welfare that you advocate, the welfare that puts up barriers to competition so that protected industries get lazy, innovate less, and take away consumer surplus that would ordinarily be there if the market were allowed to operate without the barriers.

You're were about as focused in your reply as Swimmer Ted was during his interview.

52 posted on 01/13/2005 1:28:18 PM PST by LowCountryJoe (Many things in moderation, some with conservation, few in immoderation, all because of liberation!)
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To: LowCountryJoe
RE: "free(r) trade] leads to domestic economic growth or are you not ready to admit to it yet?"

Is that what you think this is about?

You won't get an argument from me against free trade. It's great that advanced nations buy our stuff from our factories often located in their countries -- and without STEALING our intellectual property. It's great to get stuff from trading partners whose factories are often located here employing Americans.

My argument is with "free trade." "Free trade" transfers of technology, know-how, jobs, and wealth (FDI) to emerging nations. I.e., the transfer of our production, call 'em buggy whip jobs if you like but we're importing tens of billions of dollars of "buggy whips" from China and India.

I have stated numerous times, IMO the ever increasing international regulation of trade that now encourages "free trade" redistribution of wealth from advanced nations to developing nations is a Marxist revolution from the top down, read: Third Way. (Over the past several months I've offered additinoal information.)

53 posted on 01/13/2005 2:05:18 PM PST by WilliamofCarmichael (MSM Fraudcasters are skid marks on journalism's clean shorts.)
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To: LowCountryJoe
RE: I know, and then they leave me with the links to all of those Left-leaning websites to show me just how Marxist I am!

Since I often refer to ndol.org let me, just in case, state that in no way would I suggest anyone here is a Marxist. My sources have always been offered as "foot notes."

I have attempted to source my opinion by citing the writings at ndol.org. There I find proof (IMO) leftist ideologues are very much behind and intend to direct globalization. They need the free market to create wealth worldwide. Then after that..?

How will mere corporate execs fight off the world's governments, international courts, et al. whose aims are to redistribute wealth, "raise everyone's boat," and create a paradise of peace and prosperity? Name one leftist puke who believes that the free market can do that alone without help from "intellectuals"?

54 posted on 01/13/2005 2:48:56 PM PST by WilliamofCarmichael (MSM Fraudcasters are skid marks on journalism's clean shorts.)
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To: LowCountryJoe

"Don't be bashful; chime in"-ping

BREAKING NEWS:

A USELSS LYING SOB DEMOCRAT SAYS SOMETHING HE DOESNT MEAN FOR POLITICAL ADVANTAGE!

In other related news...relatives of the late Ted Bundy reveal that he was an early proponent of tax cuts.


55 posted on 01/13/2005 3:23:35 PM PST by Dat Mon (will work for clever tagline)
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To: rockabyebaby; Big Digger

is there a MA board? we need to start working on the 2 nutjobs 'representing' us.


56 posted on 01/13/2005 4:12:36 PM PST by bitt (Why didn't they shove Dan Rather out of the door in his underwear?)
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To: LowCountryJoe
MATTHEWS: The world saw those pictures at Abu Ghraib and they don’t like us for it, especially the Arab world, the Islamic world, they were humiliated. Those memos approved the humiliation, they approved cruelty.

this is the same ol' hippie love garbage.

when you're fighting a war with someone, they're NOT supposed to like you!

is beheading "humiliating"?

57 posted on 01/13/2005 4:32:12 PM PST by ken21 (buenos mucus!)
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To: LowCountryJoe
You wrote "...I believe that the Democrats newest strategy is to divide the Republican base..." That seems to be the Bush policy too.

George W Bush on 1-8-02 "...And then, of course, there's Senator Edward Kennedy. And the folks at the Crawford Coffee Shop would be somewhat shocked when I told them I actually like the fellow. He is a fabulous United States senator. When he's against you, it's tough. When he's with you, it is a great experience..."

Guess Dubya will have a "great experience" with his open borders ally in the upcoming immigration reform battle against Republicans like Tancredo, Hunter and Sensenbrener.
58 posted on 01/13/2005 5:31:57 PM PST by fallujah-nuker (I like Ike.)
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