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To: CarlEOlsoniii

Good Grief! We still have many vacancies in the federal courts, no UN Ambassador, SCOTUS vacancies growing, and the 'rats biggest priority is nailing Karl Rove who got ambushed on a phone call.


10 posted on 07/14/2005 11:59:36 AM PDT by Semper Paratus
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To: Semper Paratus

Good Grief! We still have many vacancies in the federal courts, no UN Ambassador, SCOTUS vacancies growing, and the 'rats biggest priority is nailing Karl Rove who got ambushed on a phone call.

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And you forgot to mention: a federal law regarding pedophiles.

Ah...but it's far more important to go after Mr. Rove than to protect our defenseless children from predators.


17 posted on 07/14/2005 12:02:00 PM PDT by fatnotlazy
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To: Semper Paratus
Good Grief! We still have many vacancies in the federal courts, no UN Ambassador, SCOTUS vacancies growing, and the 'rats biggest priority is nailing Karl Rove who got ambushed on a phone call.

Exactly! And along with that just one week ago terrorists were killing people in London and yesterday terrorists killed 19 children in Iraq but this is what the democrats and the MSM need to concentrate on.

41 posted on 07/14/2005 12:09:05 PM PDT by sydbas
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To: Semper Paratus
Good Grief! We still have many vacancies in the federal courts, no UN Ambassador, SCOTUS vacancies growing, and the 'rats biggest priority is nailing Karl Rove who got ambushed on a phone call.

YEah, I was thinking about that. This can't be their top priority. What DON'T they want to be talking about? My guess is terrorism.

86 posted on 07/14/2005 12:44:26 PM PDT by johnb838 (Dominus Vobiscum)
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