[kona coffee]

Interesting read

[cripplecreek]

Sounds almost hopefull.

[hiredhand]

Big load of F.U.D. Should this happen, any semblence of civility that we've shown so far against the bastards we're fighting will go by the wayside.

They know this....we know this....the world knows this.

You're new here I see... :-)

[frog_jerk_2004]

Who is trafficing in "Fear Mongering" now?

[Brilliant]

It would truly be a disaster if all the Republicans were killed while attending the inauguration while the Democrats were plotting their comeback.

[frog_jerk_2004]

Interesting read

Meaning, read my article?

Welcome to Free Republic!

[Hurricane Andrew]

Why would MSNBC publish this? Didn't they get the memo from Michael Moore that not only is the terrorist threat overblown and overhyped, but that it doesn't even exist? I know I sleep easier after hearing the world reknowned director Michael Moore tell us that. </sarcasm>

[MileHi]

:::SNIFF:::SNIFF:::

[rogers21774]

I don't think I can think an unthinkable thought.

[dfwright]

ping!

[the gillman@blacklagoon.com]

...Under Sherman?s bill, the line of succession would begin with the Secretary of State and extend through the Cabinet, but would for the first time include officials outside Washington, D.C., and in some cases outside the borders of the United States, specifically the ambassador to the United Nations, the ambassador to Great Britain and a few other American ambassadors...

I don't get the rush to get power OUT of the hands of the duly elected and into the hands of those who are appointed.

Why remove the Speaker and Senate President Pro Tempore from the lineup? They've been elected and they know what's going on.

Why an ambassador?
You could get some real putz that way.

[COEXERJ145]

And you joined just to post this?

[Servant of the 9]

..... imagine that we Democrats had won the House and President Bush had won the presidency. A nation that elects George Bush shouldn’t get Nancy Pelosi as president.

I have worried about this kind of thing at each 'State of the Union' speech. SO9

[KMC1]

Bush has his hand on the Bible - looks like Al Qaeda buzzed out...

[i_dont_chat]

I'm sorry to say it, but this sounds like "wishful thinking" to me.

What a sorry comentary on MSNBC and Tom Curry.

[Conspiracy Guy]

About as interesting as the label on a disposable lighter.

[An.American.Expatriate]

But I thought the threat of terrorism was either:
a) greatly exagerated, or
b) non-existent.

[hosepipe]

[ Time to think the unthinkable ]

Democrats do that all the time.. Thats why the democrat party is in the shape its in.. Thinking the unthinkable leads unanswerable solutions.. Its a "liberal" disease really.. Being a democrat is really a mental problem not a political party.. Mob rule(democracy) operates on unthinkable solutions, thats why it generates confusion and chaos.. as a normal polarizing operating enviorment..

[Mad Mammoth]

PMSNBC lost any semblance of objectivity long ago.

This article serves only to cause alarm, and to whip the Bush-haters and 'Rats into an orgasmic frenzy.

Yeah, it's "interesting" alright.

[jeremiah]

If "they" think that attacking our center of power is a good idea, they don't know us too well. When the command structure got back up to speed, "they" would need no coffins to be buried in, and there may be more than depleted uranium rounds making background radiation.

[Publius6961]

ppfffffftttttttt!

If I am inclined to think the unthinkable, because I have mental problems (other than official services, no one has a "need" to do this), I am going to think BIG!

3000 mi. diameter asteroid to strike earth head-on next Tuesday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! < lots of exclamation points means I really care!