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1 posted on 11/08/2006 8:56:07 PM PST by John Carey
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Pelosi is 3rd in line for POTUS. That's horrifying.


2 posted on 11/08/2006 8:57:12 PM PST by I'm ALL Right!
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Analysis: Political confrontation likely

Do these news people actually get paid for this type of obvious "analysis"?

3 posted on 11/08/2006 8:58:44 PM PST by zarf
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Yeah. After sliming and vilifying and lying about Bush for 6 years suddenly we are all suppose to play nice since the Dems got their power back. Never going to happen. They think they run things but believe or not, President Bush has a veto pen and we still have more then 40 Senate seat to fillibuster with.

They need to get along with us. WE can stop anything they want. Let us see if Democrats are stupid enough to forget that fact

We lost a battle, the war goes on.
5 posted on 11/08/2006 8:59:49 PM PST by MNJohnnie (The Democrat Party: Hard on Taxpayers, Soft on Terrorism!)
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Democrats suddenly hold the whiphand in Congress, controlling both the House and the Senate for the first time in 12 years.

LOL! Some whip. More like a soggy piece of spaghetti.

They barely control Congress. They lack the punch to get anything significant done on their own initiative.

Pelosi and Reid are lame ducks. And they haven't even been officially crowned.

6 posted on 11/08/2006 9:00:21 PM PST by JCEccles
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I might take some heat for this but here goes.....We elected him to fight these libs on all the issues. He must not roll over and give them anything. He needs to fight them tooth and nail and make them spend large sums of political capital to enact any of their crazy schemes. If he is not prepared to fight this vigorously than he should step aside. Resign. Let Cheney fight for us if Bush is unwilling.


9 posted on 11/08/2006 9:06:37 PM PST by nitzy (Every man needs a credo)
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There's a lot of bias in this AP piece. I get the feeling the press thinks that the liberal version of reality has just been validated. It hasn't. This will be an important time for new media to stiffen its resolve. Right now. No resting.


10 posted on 11/08/2006 9:06:53 PM PST by NutCrackerBoy
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But...but...but... the "americans" yesterday "mandated" that all the partisan bickering stop and they want the "Congress" to hug, hold hands, love one another and work together now that the Commie 'RATS are in charge again. The GOP members in the House and Senate need to do everything they can to stifle anything the 'RATS try to pull in Congress. That's what I want. Payback is a ...........


17 posted on 11/08/2006 9:14:19 PM PST by FlingWingFlyer (November 7, 2006. The day America cut and ran from terrorism.)
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Political confrontation likely

And in other news - ice is still cold!
22 posted on 11/08/2006 9:17:57 PM PST by GeorgeBerryman
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Where is this republican group that will stand up to the babykillers?
They have been doing what the babykillers would do all along.
Bush even lets the Supreme Court lead him around by the nose.
Suddenly republicans are miraculously growing spines?
Do you guys have any more of the drugs or have you ingested all of it?


25 posted on 11/08/2006 9:28:15 PM PST by claptrap (optional tag-line under reconsideration)
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Question: If IIRC, the Dems will have the Senate 51-49?
I am worried if there are 16-17 RINO's that might be wiling to fore-sake Bush in order to save their power, IE removing Bush from power if Impeachment passes the House, I also worry about if there are enough RINO's in the house as well......I fear that Bush may not end his full two terms in Jan 2009.
Flame me plz, if I am overacting thanks........
27 posted on 11/08/2006 9:29:14 PM PST by yield 2 the right
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First of all, he doesn't need to get much legislation through for the last two years of his term. He should frequently be heard to ask for legislation to save social security (this will free him of responsibility for future historians) but other than that, he attention should be on fighting the WOT.


32 posted on 11/08/2006 9:37:06 PM PST by McGavin999 (Republicans take out our trash, Democrats re-elect theirs)
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Funny. This doesn't sound like very "civilized" bevaior by the Libs.

Some Republicans are about to find out what it's like to be under Lib domain, and they won't be treated with anything approaching the deference the Reps gave the Dems.

It's going to be a shock to their systems since they thought we were really whack jobs that couldn't possibly be right about their buddies across the aisle.


36 posted on 11/08/2006 9:46:17 PM PST by Soul Seeker (Kobach: Amnesty is going from an illegal to a legal position, without imposing the original penalty.)
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Bush invited Pelosi to a makeup luncheon Thursday. "She's not going to abandon her principles and I'm not going to abandon mine," the president said. "But I do believe we have an opportunity to find some common ground to move forward on."

Huh? Spell it out, President Bush.... WHAT common ground could you possibly share with that San Fransicko scumbag? Whatever it is, I'm pretty sure the Republican base won't like it.

47 posted on 11/08/2006 11:08:48 PM PST by Lancey Howard
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This writer is full of it. If anything Bush has been too conciliatory, e.g. No Child Left Behind which he let Kennedy write and the Medicare expansion program.

If he were any more conciliatory, we would all be singing "The Internationale" as our national anthem.

48 posted on 11/09/2006 3:39:23 AM PST by Jimmy Valentine (DemocRATS - when they speak, they lie; when they are silent, they are stealing the American Dream)
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