John McCain, you treasonous bastard, I challenge you or any of your traitorous cohorts...

Jim Robinson

[Do not dub me shapka broham]

No it wouldn't.

I wish he had retired before his last re-election campaign, so the GOP could have nominated a quality, top-flight candidate like Thornburgh, or Melissa Hart, or even Pat Toomey.

I hope Swann does well, even though the odds are against him right now.

[potlatch]

You have been invaded by the smiley squad!!!

[NRA2BFree]

I'm in Arizona. What has he done now?

If you're lucky, he's in DC. LOL

[liberty2004]

"A nation can survive its fools and even the ambitious. But it cannot survive treason from within.

Excellent. Thanks for the brilliant passage from Cicero. It is so applicable to McCain. The left is the enemy of this Republic. We can defeat them. McCain is traitor to this Republic. In the end he is more dangerous.

[decal]

"The President is term limited because CONgress made a law to that effect."

It's the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution, ratified by the states in 1951, so it wasn't just Congress.

[Howlin]

June 24, 1996
Web posted at: 12:10 a.m. EDT


NEWARK, New Jersey (CNN) -- The woman described by Bob Woodward as a spiritual adviser to first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton disputed several of Woodward's published assertions Sunday night .

Jean Houston, interviewed at the Newark Airport by CNN, said that Mrs. Clinton did indeed have imaginary conversations with Eleanor Roosevelt at Houston's suggestion. (153K AIFF or WAV sound)

"(But) that was maybe four minutes out of hours and hours of conversation," she said.


In his new book "The Choice," Woodward wrote that Houston, co-director of the Foundation of Mind Research, urged Mrs. Clinton to write "It Takes a Village," and assisted extensively in rewrites. Houston said that she did help edit the book, but that Mrs. Clinton "wrote that book entirely."

Houston said she made the suggestion to hold the imaginary conversations with Mrs. Roosevelt and others "to focus her busy mind on issues that surrounded the book." (255K AIFF or WAV sound)

"That was it," Houston said. "No spooks. No seances. Nothing. She's the least psychic person I've known, and I'm a close second. ... I don't have a psychic bone in my body." (204K AIFF or WAV sound)

Mrs. Clinton wrote about her imaginary conversations with Eleanor Roosevelt in her June 10 syndicated column. She said she talked to Roosevelt about the role of a first lady.

"She usually responds by telling me to buck up, or at least to grow skin as thick as a rhinoceros," Mrs. Clinton wrote.

[Mo1]

In fact, I'm surprised they've been this long without a major scandal, aren't you? In their past, this is the longest they've ever been without one; he's WAY overdue, don't you think?

You mean like the Barrett Report?

[rustbucket]

tkathy, you told me you supported northern Republicans. What's your feeling about McCain? Take a look at the link in post 52.

[Just Lori]

Did you hear him on Carlson's show? It was pretty disgusting to hear JC oozing all over the place.

[antceecee]

Now that's just plain d@mn scary...what a wacko!

[Indy Pendance]

We have no government armed with power capable of contending with human passions unbridled by morality and religion. Avarice, ambition, revenge or gallantry would break the strongest cords of our Constitution as a whale goes through a net. Our Constitution is designed only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate for any other.

John Adams (1735 - 1826)

[onyx]

lol -- hanks -- I'm all for a coup at this juncture!

[processing please hold]

On my own web site? Do you think they are going to close the internet?

Where it mattered in politics, it would be.

If H.R. 1606 fails to become law, your Web site or blog could be shut down for the 30 days prior to a primary election and the 60 days prior to a general election should you express "electioneering communications." And any political e-mail you send during those times supporting or denouncing a candidate could also be disallowed."

[Howlin]

Oh, look what I found:

IN NEW YORK – BOTH SENATOR CHARLES SCHUMER AND SENATOR ELECT HILLARY CLINTON BOTH FAVOR ABOLISHING THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE IN FAVOR OF CHOOSING THE PRESIDENT BY THE POPULAR VOTE –

I forgot that!

[Smartass]

LOL, what ever gave you that idea..

[Mo1]

I thought Clinton didn't write that book ..

[Howlin]

NOT AS A PRIVATE CITIZEN.

[Just Lori]

Yep, fighting words from one who supports legalizing drugs.

[babygene]

I think we'd be better off with a democrat that we could all hate than a republican that would split the party...

[potlatch]

If I ever see a smiley flying through the air I'll know your computer exploded, lol.