BUBBA LEADS GRAY HOORAY

New York Post ^ | 9/15/03 | DAVID K. LI and ANDY GELLER

[kattracks]

September 15, 2003 -- Bill Clinton yesterday rallied support against the campaign to recall California Gov. Gray Davis, telling the Golden State: "Don't do this!" The former president mixed scripture with politics in a 40-minute address at the First AME Church in Los Angeles - the city's oldest black congregation.

[kattracks]

I don't want you to become a laughingstock ...

This from the fool who made a laughingstock of the US, and the office of the president with his antics.

BTW, whatever happened to the seperation of Church & State?

[cartoonistx]

BUBBA LEADS GRAY'S LAST HOORAY

[Brian Allen]

<< I don't want you to become a laughingstock ...

This from the fool who made a laughingstock of the US, and the office of the president with his antics.

BTW, whatever happened to the seperation of Church & State? >>

Isn't that one trotted out only AGAINST constructionists and Constitutionalists and those of US who stand with and FOR Our Beloved FRaternal Republic?

But then ..... perhaps we can find a feral-gummint employee who is not a deeply entrenched, third or fourth or tenth-generation treasonous, un-and-anti-American "DemocRATic" potty activist in, say, the IRS, -- and have him run a check of the tax-exempt status of such of the DNC's Communist-International/Comintern/World-Council-of "Churches" owned-operated-and-directed institutions as the " First AME Church in Los Angeles?"

Best ones -- Brian

[weegee]

Contact the IRS. 501C3 charities are prohibited from engaging in political elections of this sort.

[Joe Boucher]

These two bozos deserve each other. Davis and bubba are just pathetic. How the hell have the voters been snookered for so long by these two?
Little faith in people at this stage.

[f.Christian]

Castaways ... rat patrol !

[MeekOneGOP]

September 15, 2003 -- Bill Clinton yesterday rallied support against the campaign to recall California Gov. Gray Davis, telling the Golden State: "Don't do this!" The former president mixed scripture with politics in a 40-minute address at the First AME Church in Los Angeles - the city's oldest black congregation.

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"A presidential executive order issued during the Clinton
administration hamstrung the FBI so badly that bureau
lawyers decided it would be illegal to infiltrate Osama bin
Laden's terrorist training camps in Afghanistan, a senior
FBI official during the Clinton administration said Saturday."
(June 1, 2002)

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"I don't believe 9-11 happened because of an intelligence breach," Quayle told Fox News Channel's "Hannity & Colmes."

"I think it was really a policy breach. It was the inaction of the previous administration, by and large, that al Qaeda -- and bin Laden in particular -- thought that they could hit the United States, and there would be a retaliation maybe of a cruise missile but nothing more than that," he explained.

The comments make the former vice president, who served under President Bush's father from 1989 to 1993, the highest ranking former U.S. official to suggest that the Clinton administration should get the lion's share of the blame for not preventing the 9-11 attacks.

[Piquaboy]

Separation of church and state does not apply to Damolrats.

[EllaMinnow]

[freekitty]

This man is a sick joke. They are really pulling out all of the stops to get Hitlery elected.

Seperate the people and distract them is their motto.

I say vote for the best and it ain't Gray or Hitlery or the breast man.

[tillacum]

What would happen if a Republican campaigned during a church service?

[MeekOneGOP]

LOL !! Exactly ! A repeat of 2002. Everyone that clintoon 'stumped' for got chopped up for firewood !!

We really oughta send clintoon a thank ya note !! hehe !!

[Wright is right!]

"LOL !! Exactly ! A repeat of 2002. Everyone that clintoon 'stumped' for got chopped up for firewood !!"

The Media has totally forgotten this. If reminded, the Media will ignore it, or just say "yeah, but..." The Media has also totally ignored separation of Church and State. They will not bring it up vis a vis any non-Republican, so don't hold yer breath waiting for them to do so.

Michael