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Sunday Morning Talk Show Thread 3 February 2008
Various big media television networks ^ | 3 February 2008 | Various Self-Serving Politicians and Big Media Screaming Faces

Posted on 02/03/2008 2:09:40 AM PST by Alas Babylon!

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To: rintense

“I will write in a Presidential candidate. That is my choice and I am willing to live with the ramifications of it. Its called principles.”

I am so very glad you are willing to live with your principles. Unfortunately, I have to live with them as well, and our children, and grandchildren.

We are still living with the ramifications of Bill Clinton when all of those voters with “principles” voted for Ross Perot.


501 posted on 02/03/2008 3:45:01 PM PST by Not gonna take it anymore
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To: Not gonna take it anymore

Then conservatives should have thought about that before backing RINOS for President.


502 posted on 02/03/2008 3:45:59 PM PST by rintense (You don't advance conservatism by becoming more liberal. Piss off McCain and Huck!)
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To: rintense

Yeah, you’re right. 911 was just a good time. No big deal. Nothing. Principles.


503 posted on 02/03/2008 3:51:55 PM PST by Not gonna take it anymore
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To: Freee-dame

Actually, Charles Krauthammer once said, that he’s one of those guys who always assumes he’s the smartest kid in the class.


504 posted on 02/03/2008 4:30:21 PM PST by HonestConservative
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To: Not gonna take it anymore

That is the lamest, Huckabee-est reply in the history of FR. Take your girlish histrionics some place where folks will actually buy it.


505 posted on 02/03/2008 4:39:14 PM PST by rintense (You don't advance conservatism by becoming more liberal. Piss off McCain and Huck!)
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To: rintense

Took you a while to come back with that.


506 posted on 02/03/2008 4:43:27 PM PST by Not gonna take it anymore
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To: Not gonna take it anymore

The super bowl takes precedence over you. Sorry to destroy your ego.


507 posted on 02/03/2008 4:45:31 PM PST by rintense (You don't advance conservatism by becoming more liberal. Piss off McCain and Huck!)
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To: rintense

Look, vote how you want. This is still America after all.

I’m not going to get into a spitting match with you. I have not attacked you personally in any way.

Your remarks are uncalled for.


508 posted on 02/03/2008 4:53:39 PM PST by Not gonna take it anymore
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To: Not gonna take it anymore

Are you sure you’re not Mike Huckabee?


509 posted on 02/03/2008 5:00:49 PM PST by rintense (You don't advance conservatism by becoming more liberal. Piss off McCain and Huck!)
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To: rintense

Last time I checked I found I still have nothing at all in common with Huckabee.


510 posted on 02/03/2008 5:13:36 PM PST by Not gonna take it anymore
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To: SkyPilot

Your graphic NONE OF THE ABOVE would make a good ad for the New York Times.


511 posted on 02/03/2008 5:25:50 PM PST by daylilly
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To: Fishtalk

You have some excellent posts today about McCain. I don’t know about the motivation of the RNC part, but he isn’t going to get my vote for sure.

I can get a lot more enthused this year on why NOT to vote for all of these clowns than I can for supporting anybody. Just hope they can all hold each other down, go after each other, all of them look bad. Because that’s the way it is this year.


512 posted on 02/03/2008 5:33:47 PM PST by daylilly
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To: HonestConservative

Good link HonestConservative. The poster said McCain was a small man. I don’t know about his physical stature, but he is a small man when it comes to character.

A friend who used to lobby told me she called all legislators with no character “two foot tall men.” That is McCain for certain. Men probably just refers to gender, not being a good guy.


513 posted on 02/03/2008 5:39:16 PM PST by daylilly
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To: ThreePuttinDude

In case you weaken when the NRSC calls again, just browse this website. these are the people behind McCain and every non-conservative Republican officeholder in every local jurisdiction:

http://www.republican-leadership.com/partners

The RLC is proud to partner with the following organizations:

[I am posting just a few examples.]

GreenGOP.org
GreenGOP.org believes that environmental conservation and economic development are not mutually exclusive, but in fact complementary. Rather than fighting for environmental conservation from the political left, GreenGOP.org seeks to engage fellow Republicans, who are perceived as being “anti-environment,” in a positive policy debate. GreenGOP.org argues that contrary to popular belief, environmental conservation is consisent with sustainable pro-growth economic development policies.

Main Street Coalition
The Republican Main Street Partnership was founded in 1998 to promote thoughtful leadership in the Republican Party, to serve as a voice for centrist Republicans and to partner with individuals, organizations and institutions that share centrist values.

National Republican Senatorial Committee
The National Republican Senatorial Committee’s sole responsibility is to make sure that Republican Senate candidates are elected to the United States Senate. Senator Elizabeth Dole of North Carolina serves as the Chair.

New America Foundation
The purpose of the New America Foundation is to bring exceptionally promising new voices and new ideas to the fore of our nation’s public discourse. Relying on a venture capital approach, the Foundation invests in outstanding individuals and policy ideas that transcend the conventional political spectrum. Through its Fellowships and Policy Programs, New America sponsors a wide range of research, writing, conferences, and events on the most important issues of our time.

Planned Parenthood Republicans for Choice
Republicans for Choice (RFC) is dedicated to the preservation of individual rights and reproductive freedom. They represent women and men across the country who believe our nation is best served by policies that support family planning and a woman’s right to choose.

Republicans for Choice
Republicans for Choice PAC was organized in 1990 in response to the Webster Decision, the first Supreme Court decision to limit Roe. The mission is to recruit and mobilize pro-choice Republicans, change the Party Platform to reflect the majority pro-choice position and to help recruit and fund pro-choice candidates.

Republican Governors Association
Founded in 1963, the Republican Governors Association (RGA), is the official public policy and political organization of the Republican Governors of the United States. The RGA maintains a leadership role at the forefront of national policy-making. Meeting with congressional leaders regularly, Republican Governors remain actively engaged in setting the agenda in areas such as tax cuts, welfare and education reform. In addition to influencing the national agenda, the RGA assists in the election of Republican gubernatorial candidates and the re-election of incumbent governors.

Republicans for Environmental Protection
REP America is a non-profit, grassroots organization dedicated to restoring the GOP’s great conservation tradition, and educating citizens and elected officials about the need to protect our environment, wildlands and natural resources. We advocate legislation to accomplish those goals while adhering to the basic Republican principles of economic vitality, fiscal responsibility and smaller government.

Republican Majority for Choice
The Republican Majority for Choice is an organization of Republican men and women throughout the United States, who believe in our party’s traditional principles of individual liberty, strong national security and sound economic reason. They endorse the ‘big tent’ philosophy of inclusion and tolerance on social issues, and support the protection of Roe v. Wade and want to ensure that the right to choose is personal and NOT political.


514 posted on 02/03/2008 6:22:46 PM PST by maica (Romney '08)
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To: daylilly

That was me.


515 posted on 02/03/2008 6:27:23 PM PST by HonestConservative
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To: longtermmemmory

They’ve got a big issue around Indianapolis about property taxes and our legislature is in the middle of it now. One of the proposed fixes is to have higher rates on homes with the biggest square feet.

Well, one of the budget builders has been building homes with large square feet as a selling point. They don’t have extra features, just lots of square feet. These are people with adjustable rate mortgages, barely qualifying for a loan.

Your how soon will this happen is on its way. The legislature is hashing it out and planning for that to be the last thing passed [or on the last day] in the session.


516 posted on 02/03/2008 6:37:27 PM PST by daylilly
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To: HonestConservative

So is he short physically, or just character challenged? I suppose he would have to be short to be a pilot.


517 posted on 02/03/2008 6:47:45 PM PST by daylilly
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To: Alas Babylon!

bump for later


518 posted on 02/03/2008 7:27:52 PM PST by altura (Jumper on the Mitt-wagon)
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To: daylilly

He’s 5 9 and short on character.


519 posted on 02/03/2008 8:25:06 PM PST by HonestConservative
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To: HonestConservative

I bet this was not covered by the mornig spin machines.

The Hillary Clinton Accountability Project will shortly launch its fundraising drive to raise $500,000 to support the most important citizen’s legal initiative of 2008. The landmark civil fraud suit of Paul v Clinton et al which the California Supreme Court ordered to proceed against the Clintons, Grammys Producer Gary Smith and Clinton agent Jim Levin, will be set for trial and a discovery schedule at a special conference to be held in Los Angeles Superior Court on February 21, 2008.

The first law suit in American history to bring a President and a Senator to court for defrauding the Senator’s largest campaign donor and his public company will be set for trial and discovery at the Case Management Conference before Judge Munoz. Discovery and depositions of key witnesses, including the Clinton family, Al Gore, Ed Rendell, Terry McAuliffe, Harold Ickes, Howard Wolfson, Kelly Craighead, Barbara Streisand, Brad Pitt, Larry King, Mike Wallace among an array of political and entertainment leaders, will present an inside look at a culture of corruption that will shock the public.
http://www.peterfpaul.com/


520 posted on 02/03/2008 10:10:01 PM PST by OPS4 (Ops4 God Bless America!)
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