To: Roscoe Karns
Who is the Washington Times to demand a the resignation of a member of Congress?
What about William Jefferson (D- LA)? Did they demand his?
16 posted on
10/02/2006 6:34:12 PM PDT by
msnimje
(Seriously, if it REALLY were a religion of PEACE, would they have to label it as such?)
To: msnimje
Probably. Don't confound the Times with the Post. Different papers. Different positions.
39 posted on
10/02/2006 6:39:12 PM PDT by
muawiyah
To: msnimje
Maybe they think it's better if Jefferson lingers on and on and on--and Hastert just goes away.
78 posted on
10/02/2006 6:49:59 PM PDT by
Natchez Hawk
(What's so funny about the first, second, and fourth Amendments?)
To: msnimje
"What about William Jefferson (D- LA)? Did they demand his?'
With minimal effort you can read every word written in the Washington Times about Jefferson, or William Jefferson Clinton.
To: msnimje
or Barney Frank or Ted Kennedy.
357 posted on
10/02/2006 8:20:17 PM PDT by
Dustbunny
(The BIBLE - Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth)
To: msnimje
What about William Jefferson (D- LA)? Did they demand his? Did the republicans demand it?
377 posted on
10/02/2006 8:35:06 PM PDT by
MaineVoter2002
(http://www.cafenetamerica.com)
To: msnimje
You and I were thinking along the same lines, although you were more eloquent!
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