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Jim Webb And Lindsey Graham Face Off On Meet The Press (Video Link)
Live Leak ^ | 15 July 2007

Posted on 07/16/2007 2:06:34 AM PDT by Recovering_Democrat

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To: ClaireSolt

Of course you are right. Webb is 100% wrong on the issue as he is on all things Iraq. But couldn’t we put someone better than Miss Graham on. I mean I’m used to the men being on our side and the metro sexuals being Democrats. Graham sounded like a hysterical woman (as usual). Isn’t anyone better than Graham willing to come out and defend the Presidents efforts to protect our nation?


21 posted on 07/16/2007 6:54:40 AM PDT by TeddyIke
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To: Recovering_Democrat

Again, Jim Webb shows his uncontrollable anger on National TV and embarrasses VA....

We need to dump this clown.....


22 posted on 07/16/2007 7:00:44 AM PDT by Gopher Broke (Run Fred, Run http://www.imwithfred.com/)
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To: Corin Stormhands

Good analysis. No, I lived in Prince William County. I know about the People’s Republics of Arlington and Alexandria. I moved to MD in 96, and that state was too much. Now I am back in Georgia where politics is good.


23 posted on 07/16/2007 8:11:44 AM PDT by GeorgefromGeorgia
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To: GeorgefromGeorgia

The demographics have changed dramatically in Northern Virginia since you lived here. It is not the same place.


24 posted on 07/16/2007 9:29:38 AM PDT by Dave W
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To: tgusa

—Virginia is tilting to the left, led by the Peoples’ Republic of Northern Virginia.—

Northern Virginia should be ceded to the District of Columbia.


25 posted on 07/16/2007 9:41:10 AM PDT by rfp1234 (Nothing is better than eternal happiness. A ham sandwich is better than nothing. Therefore...)
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To: Recovering_Democrat
Webbs a dork. I love the part where he keeps talking about he’s not going to listen to politicians and he is one.
26 posted on 07/16/2007 9:42:22 AM PDT by linn37 (Phlebotomists need love too.)
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To: Dave W

I still have a lot of friends there, and visit in Fairfax Co. Is it that more Hispanics have moved in to Arlington?


27 posted on 07/16/2007 9:48:20 AM PDT by GeorgefromGeorgia
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To: Recovering_Democrat
Jim Webb the Marine is a strong supporter of his “Marine”

Buddy John Murtha.

28 posted on 07/16/2007 10:06:45 AM PDT by Griddlee
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To: Recovering_Democrat

Here is how Webb’s Born Fighting PAC spins it...in an email they just sent out...

Dear Friend,

Click here to watch Jim Webb’s appearance on Meet the Press.

Yesterday, Senator Jim Webb appeared on NBC’s Meet the Press. Jim debated Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) on the war in Iraq.

If you were unable to watch on Sunday, you can read the transcript and watch the entire segment on the Meet the Press website.

Following is an excerpt from the show:

SEN. WEBB: No, I don’t think that there is a war, to start off with. I think that this has been a botched occupation. It’s been going on for four years after the purely military part of it was done. This administration has failed in terms of bringing the right diplomatic formula to the table. We — all of the things that people like myself were predicting would happen if we went into Iraq are the — exactly the sorts of things that the president and the small group of people who have sort of rallied around him are saying will happen if we leave. We were saying that Iran would be empowered, we were saying that international terrorism would be empowered, we were saying that the reputation of the United States would be diminished around the world, and we were saying the region would become more unstable. So we’ve reached the point, and I see, with what Senator Warner and Senator Lugar have introduced, that there’s a good, strong feeling among the Republicans as well, we’ve reached the point where we have to come together as a Congress and attempt to bring some order into this.

MR. RUSSERT: Are you trying to wrest control of the war from the President, in effect, along with the Republicans?

SEN. WEBB: No. I, I think that any administrative discretion, any executive power, has its limits. And the Congress has the authority, not only to appropriate, but to put conditions on, for instance, how our troops are being used. You can go back, for instance, on the — if you want to look at the amendment that I offered, which Senator Graham and other opposed even though we got 56 votes, the, the provision goes back to something that the Congress did when Harry Truman was president when they were sending troops to Korea who had not been trained and the Congress stepped in and said you can’t send anybody overseas until they’ve been in the military for 120 days. We’re trying to do this on the other end. Four years into a war you have to be able to put some rational limits on how our troops are being used. We’ve got soldiers and Marines right now who are spending more time in Iraq than they are in the states, and the executive branch isn’t speaking up. The Congress has the constitutional power to do so, and that’s what we’re trying to do.

To watch the entire segment with Jim and Senator Graham, click here. You can also watch highlight clips from the show: “Armed Services Committee on withdrawal date” and “Sen. Webb: ‘Botched occupation’ in Iraq.”

Thank you for your continued support of Born Fighting PAC.

Sincerely,

Ashley Flanagan
Born Fighting PAC


29 posted on 07/16/2007 1:00:34 PM PDT by Gopher Broke (Run Fred, Run http://www.imwithfred.com/)
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To: Gopher Broke; iceskater; Gabz; Flora McDonald; All

30 posted on 07/16/2007 4:05:02 PM PDT by Corin Stormhands (I drink coffee for your protection.)
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To: Corin Stormhands

OUCH..........


31 posted on 07/16/2007 4:39:37 PM PDT by Gabz (Don't tell my mom I'm a lobbyist, she thinks I'm a piano player in a whorehouse)
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To: Corin Stormhands

Good one!


32 posted on 07/17/2007 6:42:12 AM PDT by iceskater
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To: GeorgefromGeorgia
Hispanics is part of the answer, but more important to the demographic change is that many Fairfax residents have moved to Loudoun county and those that are taking their place are liberal newcomers that have arrived with Fairfax's high tech boom. The Post did a story about six months ago detailing the newer residents of NoVa and in particular Fairfax county.

Many are from California, naturally. Anyway, there are literally hundreds of new companies. One new person profiled was on a beach in Malibu one year ago and thought Fairfax would be a great place to start a company. Today, there are over 100 employees in his business, etc.

33 posted on 07/17/2007 10:58:47 PM PDT by Dave W
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To: Dave W
This type of movement is taking place in Atlanta. Conservative voters tend to want to move away from the monstrous mistakes of municipal maladministration. It is the Hispanics moving in to South Cobb for example. Also, more persons from the North, not all are liberals, are coming to Atlanta. Many become Southerners, Braves fans and conservatives, but some are still Cubs, Tigers, or Yankee fans.
34 posted on 07/18/2007 6:06:30 AM PDT by GeorgefromGeorgia
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To: Recovering_Democrat

Senators polling troops to see if they want to come home. What crap. Democrats can never be allowed to run wars and that is it.


35 posted on 07/18/2007 6:15:23 AM PDT by normy (Don't hit at all if it is honorably possible to avoid hitting; but never hit soft.)
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To: tgusa

Randy Forbes would be a great senator. Joann Davis from Williamsburg would have been good, but she is not doing well healthwise. Eric Cantor from Richmond is another good one.


36 posted on 07/18/2007 6:18:17 AM PDT by wagglebee ("A political party cannot be all things to all people." -- Ronald Reagan, 3/1/75)
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To: Recovering_Democrat; Extremely Extreme Extremist
Can't believe we allow that scumbag Lindsey Graham to speak out against Webb. Things we would be sooooo much better if Graham had lost to the socialist Democrat. Just think, South Carolinians could have a Senator on the Meet the Press up there, proudly AGREEING with everything Webb has to say.

Senator Jim Webb (D-VA)

"We need to cut and run from Iraq immediately! Screw a stable Iraq -- whatever happens, happens. We are OFFENDING islam by fighting terrorists!"

Senator Alex Sanders (D-SC)

"You tell 'em, Jim! I voted to pardon Saddam Hussien this week and impeach Bush for war crimes. Thank GOD Lindsey Graham hadn't won or we'd still be killing terrorists now! I LOVE all them "true conservatives" who voted for me! Bwahahaha!!"

4 out of 5 Terrorists agree:
Vote DEMOCRAT in South Carolina if your guy doesn't win the primary!

37 posted on 07/27/2007 1:05:09 PM PDT by BillyBoy (FACT: Governors WIN. Senators DON'T. Support the RIGHT Thompson in '08: www.tommy2008.com.)
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