"It blowed up real good."
Posted on 09/15/2005 9:25:16 AM PDT by West Coast Conservative
No reason to rebuild ,either, move it (NOLA) port facilities twenty miles up river, and return NOLA to wetlands.
"It blowed up real good."
Probably had to alert the Secret Service.
Before being too confident, has anyone checked to see if the top ten floors of the UN building are still there?
Thanks for correcting "bureaucratic manoeuver" to "Constitutional Power." We just have to keep helping those leftists out when they make mistakes, don't we? LOL
Once again, a lie is continued by the media. He did not have the opportunity to "win" senate approval or not. His nomination was stalled in committee by the filibuster and manipulations of Senate rules. He was NOT voted upon by the Senate. Get it right!
You gotta love the guy!
Neal Boortz
Wednesday, March 21, 2001
***Have I mentioned Clinton's recess appointments to you lately? This is what he did when his judicial and executive nominees didn't get consideration in the Senate before the legislative session ended. Since his nominees didn't get the required Senate approval, he issued "recess appointments" that would allow his nominees to get to work while the Senate was not in session. Clinton did it in 1997 when Bill Lann Lee didn't get Senate approval to be the nation's civil rights chief. And he gave Roger Gregory a recess appointment in December after complaining that Senate Republicans were interfering with his attempts to diversify the federal bench.
Bill Clinton acts in a partisan manner by defying the Senate and the Constitution to get his political appointees into office ... and the Democrats are accusing George Bush of not being bipartisan?
Translation: He's not giving the Democrats what they want.
Givemeafrickinbreak.***
Surely you jest.
Your question implies that "journalists" actually have/had an interest in facts.
God I love this president's sense of humor.
"Have journalists simply given up on researching and reporting facts?
Surely you jest.
Your question implies that "journalists" actually have/had an interest in facts."
You're right, today's supposed journalism students want to "change the World". Which presumably means changing it to bring it into conformity with their prejudices.
I love my President. LOL
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