I'm Sad for Our Nation [Truly]

Jodie Teas

[damn proud liberal]

Tuesday, November 19, was truly [1] a black, black day for this nation and one I never dreamed would happen here.

I remember vividly as a child watching Nikita Khrushchev standing at the UN beating his shoe against the podium and shouting that they (the then Soviet Union) would take us over without firing a shot. Little did we know or ever dream then that the Soviet Union would fall but that a truly [2] evil man from Texas and his equally evil regime from Cheney on down would take us over from within and that the Democrats would completely collapse before our eyes and help him do it. This truly [3] began with the stolen election of 2000.

I truly [4] wouldn't blame the French if they came and took back that gift they gave us a century ago, the Statue of Liberty. It's truly [5] meaningless now and only stands as a very sad reminder of what we once were.

Every American who cares deeply for this nation and what we once stood for should be sad. Those traitor Democrats in the House and Senate should think about what they have helped to destroy in two short years.

[Truly/word ratio: 1/2.59]

[RedBloodedAmerican]

It didn't turn out too good, but you get the idea.

[F.J. Mitchell]

Has anyone else noticed that DPL has made no responses to all of our replies? Something funny going on here.

[headsonpikes]

You've certainly inspired a motley, yet revealing, set of KeyWords.

Other than that, you're a whining loooser, imho.

[Mad Dawgg]

How hard is it to embarass a dog dawgg?

Speaking from personal experience...

Very!

[damn proud liberal]

Those were the days

Boy, the way Nirvana played!
Real music, no charade.
Prosperous peace; we had it made.
Those were the days.

We enjoyed our lives back then.
Things were run by better men.
Yes, we all can use a man like Mr. Clinton again.

Stock market would hit the heights.
People still had civil rights.
Clinton beat his foes in fights.
Those were the days!

[Tennessee_Bob]

Well, you know the dims - rather than take direct action, they have to refer it to committee after committee before they can do anything. Then after creating a response, they have to resubmit it to the committees for further approval. Then, if the response is approved, they have to run it out in front of a few controlled test groups to test the response, then tweak their response, resubmitting it to the committees and the test groups again.

If they were a body, it would take them three weeks to sneeze.

[sweetliberty]

Play time.

[CougarGA7]

It definately was worth reposting.

[Skooz]

Bilbo was lucky enough to be elected after 12 years of Reagan/Bush. The economy he takes credit for was the Reagan economy, built from 1983 on. Reagan cut taxes and got (some) of the government off the backs of business, got out of the way and BOOM--the economic boom of the 80s-90s was born.

[southern rock]

It was that danged poem by Ms.Emma Lazarus

True enough. However, besides that, the French notion of "liberty" has always had more in common with Marx, than with Jefferson and Franklin. French "liberty" and American liberty are different animals. I always look at the statue in that respect.

[Cacique]

somebody give this man cheeze with his whine.

some people just don't get it. Branwashed dumb assed liberal

[constable tom]

"Oh, I called the French Prime Minister to see if they wanted the statue of liberty back. I couldn't get an answer, but they did surrender to me. I tried to explain, but they just offered me stuff to make me go away. I am now the proud owner of a small house somewhere in Paris. Is this a great country or what?"

Between this and the keywords somebody else posted, I don't know which is funnier. Contrary to a lot of others, I'd like to keep this poster around for a while. I need a good laugh every now and then.

[headsonpikes]

LOL!!

Now that's funny.

You're not so bad...great gift of irony!

[damn proud liberal]

Bilbo was lucky enough to be elected after 12 years of Reagan/Bush. The economy he takes credit for was the Reagan economy, built from 1983 on

And Reagan also cured polio, dug the Panama canal, and built Rome.

Yes, I think I understand it all now.

[Skooz]

Your old (but excellent) post is getting kudos. Come bask in your glory.

[ChuckHam]

While you're out get me a 6-pack. This should be good.

[Teacher317]

Boy, the way the Bee Gees played
Movies John Travolta made
Guessing how much Elvis weighed
Those were the days

And you knew where you were then
Watching shows like "Gentle Ben"
Mister, we could use a man like Sheriff Lobo again

"Disco Duck" and Fleetwood Mac
Coming out of my eight-track
Michael Jackson still was black
Those were the days

[MotleyGirl70]

Did you notice that the dog is leaving? How hard is it to embarass a dog?

LOL!

[F.J. Mitchell]

Not to mention public opinion polls, they won't scratch their itch without one of those. Seems of the pollees are giving the Dem pollsters unreliable info-what a (chuckle) shame.

[Skooz]

Ahhh....but my assertions are demonstrably true. They can be proven. They are FACTS. Something with which libbies are unfamiliar.