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Uncle George lifts a lamp at the door
The Washington Times ^ | 4-25-06 | Wes Pruden

Posted on 04/25/2006 11:37:32 AM PDT by JZelle

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To: JZelle

`Uncle George Lifts Lamp At The Door'
Like the groomsmen who trimmed the wicks on their lamps. No oil in the lamps. Or something.
Never mind.


21 posted on 04/25/2006 12:12:32 PM PDT by tumblindice
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To: Dick Bachert

IT IS TIME TO LIBERATE MEXICO


22 posted on 04/25/2006 12:15:24 PM PDT by Two-Bits (IT IS TIME TO LIBERATE MEXICO -)
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To: Two-Bits
IT IS TIME TO LIBERATE MEXICO

Can we do Cuba and Venezuela too?
23 posted on 04/25/2006 12:18:43 PM PDT by ARCADIA (Abuse of power comes as no surprise)
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To: ARCADIA
About 70% and growing fast. Bush has become the GOP's very own version of Jimmy Carter. An, ineffectual ideologue who by surrounding himself with like-minded cronies, is running blind, and making increasingly poor choices as a result.

On Saturday I received a phone call from some organization conducting a political poll. One of the questions was whether I approved of the President's performance right now. For the first time in all of his presidency, after having supported him and voting for him the last two election, and despite the fact that I'm a Republican PC, president of a Republican club, a GOP state convention delegate, and having worked for 3 different Republican congressional campaigns, I had to answer that I disapproved of the President. I know that I'm not the only "broken glass" Republican answering similarly.

24 posted on 04/25/2006 12:19:52 PM PDT by Spiff ("They start yelling, 'Murderer!' 'Traitor!' They call me by name." - Gael Murphy, Code Pink leader)
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To: Spiff

haha you were nice. You should hear what I tell them.


25 posted on 04/25/2006 12:22:59 PM PDT by sheana
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To: ARCADIA

Sure, why not.....We are spreading democracy overseas, why not in our own backyard..............:} Maybe it is time to adopt our southern cousin into the fold.


26 posted on 04/25/2006 12:31:45 PM PDT by Two-Bits (Mexico City, Mexico, USA - Liberate the Mexican people)
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To: Proud Conservative2

Things I like about Bush:

Tax Cuts

Good judges appointed.

Social Security reform attempted and may succeed down the line.

Moral values re abortion, etc.

Sterling on protecting us from the evil terrorists who are out to put us girls in burkas, and bomb us to kingdom come and other indignities, after which we won't have to worry too long about immigration.

Pro business/capitalism (on the whole)


Things I like about Hillary/Kerry/Gore,etal




Ooops can't think of anything.

But, let's all get together and diss Bush because we've suddenly discovered there are (shudder) Mexicans around.


27 posted on 04/25/2006 12:41:46 PM PDT by altura (Bushbot No. 1 - get in line.)
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To: altura

I forgot the great economy we're enjoying these days.

Add that to the list.


28 posted on 04/25/2006 12:43:17 PM PDT by altura (Bushbot No. 1 - get in line.)
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To: altura
Things I like about Hillary/Kerry/Gore,etal Ooops can't think of anything.

Politics is not a zero sum game; it is not a game at all. I don't no longer care about either the Democrats or the Republican party; both brands have used up their inventory of good will. I am voting for what I believe in and for the best man or woman who is willing to step up to the job. If we could figure out a way to find suitable candidates, that bypasses the traditional party system, we would probably all be better off. For those who would say no to unions, lets begin with the biggest and filthiest two: Republican and Democrats
29 posted on 04/25/2006 1:04:06 PM PDT by ARCADIA (Abuse of power comes as no surprise)
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To: Proud Conservative2
Such a disappointment Bush has turned out to be. All the good he has done is overshadowed by his treatment of lawbreaking ILLEGAL immigrants.

I agree. The Senate is almost as bad. I've had it with the Republican Party since there is seemingly little difference between them and the Democrats. Ergo, my future votes will go with the Constitutional Party. And before I get flamed, I've been an ultra Conservative since I first voted for Barry AuH2O in 1964. Finally, I understand the Perrot vote analogy.

30 posted on 04/25/2006 1:20:02 PM PDT by Cobra64
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To: Spiff

I too gave him a "negative" rating. Felt the same as you.


31 posted on 04/25/2006 1:35:36 PM PDT by packrat35 (The America hating bastards at the NYT must spend their entire life with their heads in the toilet)
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To: Proud Conservative2
"Such a disappointment Bush has turned out to be. All the good he has done is overshadowed by his treatment of lawbreaking ILLEGAL immigrants."

True enough, as usual, the Kool Aid drinking fiscal RINO's wearing their rose colored glasses, don't have a clue that their heads are about to be handed to them by the disaffected and embittered hoi polli social conservatives.

Sorry, Rockefeller wing of the GOP, this child refuses to be treated like, or taken for granted as Blacks are by the RATS. Adios RINO's, enjoy your cheap "illegal" labor victory.

32 posted on 04/25/2006 1:36:30 PM PDT by Ursus arctos horribilis
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To: Kenny Bunkport
"Only in some people's minds."

Tis in mine, unlike the Kool Aid drinking, sell out RINO Quislings.
33 posted on 04/25/2006 1:39:58 PM PDT by Ursus arctos horribilis
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To: sinkspur
"For you closet Dems who showed up just before the 2004 election, I can imagine he would be."

Trying real hard to win the hearts and minds of converts, hey? /S
34 posted on 04/25/2006 1:42:12 PM PDT by Ursus arctos horribilis
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To: altura
"Things I like about Hillary/Kerry/Gore,etal...

Ooops can't think of anything. "

Same thing RINO's like about Bush, sell out America for lots of illegal immigrant, low wage, uneducated, quasi slave labor.
35 posted on 04/25/2006 1:47:52 PM PDT by Ursus arctos horribilis
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To: cripplecreek
"It's OK to break the law by importing cheap labor, but it's not ok to go to Canda for cheap medicine."

It is CERTAINLY not OK to try to save a buck and purchase meds from across the border in Canada. Free trade my ASS!

NAFTA my ASS!

CAFTA my ASS!

How freaking hypocritical can a country be?

LOL
36 posted on 04/25/2006 1:48:40 PM PDT by taxed2death (A few billion here, a few trillion there...we're all friends right?)
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To: ARCADIA
Bush has become the GOP's very own version of Jimmy Carter. An, ineffectual ideologue who by surrounding himself with like-minded cronies, is running blind, and making increasingly poor choices as a result.

Where have you been? Have you not noticed the changes in his inner circle? I welcome posts like yours because it discredits all you anti-Bush trolls.

37 posted on 04/25/2006 2:02:28 PM PDT by Mind-numbed Robot (Not all that needs to be done, needs to be done by the government.)
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To: sinkspur

We impose tariffs and sanctions on coutries who dump steel, autos, and other products in this country so why not sanctions on Mexico for dumping their poor? It is the same economic reasoning.


38 posted on 04/25/2006 2:06:11 PM PDT by Mind-numbed Robot (Not all that needs to be done, needs to be done by the government.)
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To: Mind-numbed Robot
Have you not noticed the changes in his inner circle?

What changes? Josh Bolton was promoted from within, Rove is still advising the President on policy, and Tony Snow is coming in to speak for, not speak to, the President. Where have you seen anyone with a significantly different policy perspective?
39 posted on 04/25/2006 2:23:26 PM PDT by ARCADIA (Abuse of power comes as no surprise)
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To: Kenny Bunkport

In anyone's mind that cares about our country's sovereignty.


40 posted on 04/25/2006 2:29:08 PM PDT by Shimmer128
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