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To: Txsleuth

They seem a bit in disarray, don't they. Kennedy is going to into an amendment to raise the minimum wage. Do you have any idea how tired I am of "played by the rules," "the American dream", "paid their taxes", "hard working". No one just works, they all work "hard."


554 posted on 06/19/2006 11:18:35 AM PDT by Bahbah (Democrat Motto: Why not the worst)
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To: Bahbah

I should have realized...

He said that he would try to get this passed with every bill...even if it is not germane...and here he goes again.

I LOVE how he says that "a majority of Americans want the minimum wage passed"...like it is fact.

Perhaps the time has come for a SMALL rise, but NOT what Kennedy wants...and because of the way the dems have been acting, I don't want them to "get" anything they want. (How is that for being mature? LOL)


555 posted on 06/19/2006 11:24:41 AM PDT by Txsleuth
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To: Bahbah

Watching Kennedy reminds me of something I saw on Fox last week sometime...or it could have been the week before, but, when Patrick Kennedy pled guilty, and was given probation...

even though, they couldn't get him on DUI, because they didn't take a test at the scene of the accident, I don't know if you saw this or not...but,

Molly Henneberg of Fox reported that the night that Kennedy had his little "problem", when the police drove him home, he sent them to the wrong house. LOL


He got out of the police car, and walked up to a house, tried to unlock the door, and when he couldn't, he had to go back to the police car, because it was the wrong house.

Oh, yeah----no proof he was under the influence../s


557 posted on 06/19/2006 11:31:58 AM PDT by Txsleuth
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