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| 1-11-02
| dfu
Posted on 01/11/2002 12:58:43 PM PST by doug from upland
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To: doug from upland
:-)
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posted on
01/11/2002 1:01:43 PM PST
by
maestro
To: doug from upland
He'll be spinning so fast, he'll end up in China.
To: doug from upland
To: doug from upland
The "RATS" aren't looking for scandal so much as they are looking to dominate the national discussion. The smart ones know there's no there here. They want to portray Bush in a bad light - as being "cozy" (a word that Wexler repeated at least a dozentimes last night on CNN) with "big business" and "anti-worker" and "anti-environment". The Senate "investigation" will just be an excuse to parade the poor, poor, Enron employees in front of the cameras to condemn the Bush administration for being "mean". That's what this is all about - to remind the country that Republicans are "mean" and Democrats "care".
It will be interesting to see how it plays out - so far,they have consistently under-estimated George W. Bush and I'm interested to see how he will play this. Although, as I said, I don't think the Dem bigwigs really think there is a scandal here but if Bush can draw out the Waxmans and Wexlers, it can be pointed out that they are unfairly using the "tragedy" of the poor,poor, Enron employees to their own sordid advantage. Meanwhile, he has already been on record saying that 2002 will be a "war year". Hold onto your hats.
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posted on
01/11/2002 1:11:27 PM PST
by
jhofmann
To: doug from upland
The RATS do not like what he has to say so far. I believe Lanny Davis was a classmate of President Bush at Yale or at Harvard Business School. I'm betting he doesn't have anything bad to say about him.
To: b4its2late
Give Lanny this much - he is being consistent. His arguments are the same as he made during the Chinese money scandal. The Dems "koolaid drinkers" will turn on him and accuse him of being a former Yale class mate of Bush and therefore somehow tainted. A minor sub-plot in this thing but one that will be fun watching as the "RATS" (as Doug calls them) turn on their own.
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posted on
01/11/2002 1:13:05 PM PST
by
jhofmann
To: Alberta's Child
Whoops! I spoke too soon. LOL. Hey Alberta's Child, there are lots of people who were "classmates" with Bush. From what I understand, they didn't hang out together and are not "friends" in the way I think W would define friends.
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posted on
01/11/2002 1:14:19 PM PST
by
jhofmann
To: all
Lanny is rightfully defending Bush, but otherwise he is full of it. He is comparing this to attack on Clinton. No, this is a decent man being attacked. Clinton is a scumbag criminal who should be in prison.
To: all
Man is he ever still a pathetic lying weasel Clinton buttboy. As soon as Enron made the front pages, I knew the Clinton Kneepad Knights would use this to show how we should have never used innuendo to go after Scumbag. This is sickening. A good man is being smeared and a rapist is collecting 100K per speech.
To: jhofmann
During the weeks following the 2000 election there was a roundtable discussion on the BBC about the legal issues surrounding the Florida results. Lanny Davis was one of the guests. One of the British guys launched into a sniveling tirade about how unfit Bush was to be President of the United States, and to my surprise Davis spoke up in Bush's defense and tore the guy a new @sshole.
It wasn't until later that I found out the connection between the two. While they may not have been "friends," the person who told me this said that "nobody who has ever met George W. Bush will ever say anything bad about him. Ever."
To: All
Lanny DooFus
and this guy has a license to practice law?
Scary!!!
To: doug from upland
Lanny is a moron, there is something terribly wrong with people with blinders on, the truth and facts are irritants and need to be brushed aside.
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posted on
01/11/2002 1:25:21 PM PST
by
boomop1
To: Alberta's Child
Lanny davis and Bush were Frat brothers at Yale and they know each other very well. Davis has been on AF 1 with Bush a few times since he because president !
To: Alberta's Child
I'm curious as to what you are implying? Are you saying "W" is like the Godfather, a man who gets "respect" or that he is just so likeable that people don't say anything bad about him?
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posted on
01/11/2002 1:30:37 PM PST
by
jhofmann
To: jhofmann
I meant the latter, but there are always conspiracy theorists who will relish the idea that it's the former.
To: doug from upland
Doug I found out Daschle and Hillary took donations from Enron let me go get it and link it here...
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posted on
01/11/2002 1:36:25 PM PST
by
Dog
To: doug from upland
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posted on
01/11/2002 1:39:47 PM PST
by
Dog
To: doug from upland
Hey doug, thanks for the post. I went over to DU to see what they were shrieking about and this was posted (and it created a bit of a hoot):
"I have warned you, our own democrats (Lanny and others) have warned you. I am the web rattler and I have warned you and I have inside information that none of you can even imagine about this story. Go ahead and say I am wrong. This is not what the democrats need in this election year. People like us are going to get hurt. Keep playing games with Enron and there won't be a seat won by our side in November. This is going to get out of hand. Then you will see that Web Rattler knows her shit. It will be too late."
I wonder if it is some Freeper is running psyops in enemy land. ;^)
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posted on
01/11/2002 2:14:50 PM PST
by
eureka!
To: doug from upland
Did anyone catch CNBC's Jim Cramer talking about the Enron scandal last night?
Man, that guy is obnoxious and one of the drivers of the stock market mania that in part caused this downturn, but boy did he stand up for Bush like a champ. He said on October 15th when all this Enron stuff was going down, George Bush was FIGHTING A WAR and was in no way wasting time thinking about how to slide cash over to the people at Enron. He said that as a hardcore Democrat, he is disgusted by the attempts to make this Enron thing into a political issue to hang around Bush's neck.
So I applaud him, and am thinking of writing a positive email to match all the slams I've sent him in the past. After all, isn't the best way to get good behavior out of Dems to encourage their rare stands on principle? :)
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posted on
01/11/2002 2:38:25 PM PST
by
tgiles
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