Posted on 05/19/2008 5:53:13 AM PDT by Mattsanchez
We knew this already. There is a good article on the subject at Conservapedia.
It’s also waaaaaayyyyy too easy to tamper with, as Washington Post columnist Gene Weingarten showed in one of his columns last year.
Still, it’s good for some basic information on subjects that aren’t political, like lists of who won certain awards and that kind of data.
We knew this already. There is a good article on the subject at Conservapedia.
It’s also waaaaaayyyyy too easy to tamper with, as Washington Post columnist Gene Weingarten showed in one of his columns last year.
Still, it’s good for some basic information on subjects that aren’t political, like lists of who won certain awards and that kind of data.
www.arkancide.com
Thank you for your time and dedication on this.
WE MUST NEVER FORGET “THE CORRUPTED CLINTONS”
www.arkancide.com
Thank you for your time and dedication on this.
WE MUST NEVER FORGET “THE CORRUPTED CLINTONS”
excerpt from 2005 reply letter from John McCain.
Tagline: Someday, I hope none to soon, Republicans will be in the minority and a Democrat will be elected President.
What is so creepy about Wikipedia, especially regarding current members of Congress, is the overattention to the minutiae of Republican members, nearly to the point of analyzing their bowel habits to paint them in the most negative light (with a conclusion that they’re merely just “temporarily occupying” seats until a Democrat savior comes in to properly take their place), while there’s nothing but glowing reviews of rodent members (or for some, very small and to-the-point entries that make no mention of their moonbat voting records or other personal peccadilloes or allegations of incompetence).
Look up what DAWA means... deceiving!
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