Most definitely, and a little too SWEET at that!
Posted on 01/23/2007 4:45:40 PM PST by STARWISE
Edited on 01/23/2007 6:37:01 PM PST by Lead Moderator. [history]
In 2002, the democrats controlled the Senate.
I support this President with all my heart, and salute you too, friend.
"Not at all. But you might try being a good AMERICAN."
A good American doesn't trust his government. The Founders didn't. The first President didn't.
Most definitely, and a little too SWEET at that!
Thank you for posting Webb's response. I never would have found it again. :)
time to turn it to the Jeffersons!!
While Webb is on TV, let us contemplate how very much he is like a SNL skit, and how he open minded he is about, um, ahem, greeting young boys.
Bush didn't claim he increased local control with NCLB, just maintained it.
I'm on Fox local where one is doomed to hear Shep, not Brit!
It is called a benefit. Do you not believe in capitlalism when independent companies are able to give benefits to hard working employees?
Or should we all just suckle off the government.
Why should others have more than others?
Is that what you mean?
He was just nervous :)
Then why are you here????
"His plan was hated by the democrats as you noticed from this reaction because it has less government control and more tax breaks, it is an excellent healthcare plan. "
How about the conservative approach? NO national health plan?
I was just watching out of curiousity ... I thought his head might explode!
*Fine. But where are Jim Webb's lips?*
Missing in action, just as conservitives were in November.
Is it just me, or is Webb a little short on breath?
Webb again makes the mistake of democrats to suggest that the goal of the Iraq was is to get out of Iraq.
Now he's saying that if some people make more money, it's bad for those who don't. I guess if he was a really good fisherman and caught 400 times as much fish as others, he would give them all away.
"Ignorance is not attractive."
Neither is hubris...chill!
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