Kerry Hailed as Ally of Wider World on Environment

Reuters ^ | Wed Feb 18

[cyborg]

I like to listen to Savage but I disagree with his stance on Iraq. Who does he sound like? :)

[baseballmom]

Wowsers. I usually watch Hardball, but I missed this. You're right, Kerry needs to be grilled about this - he is all over the place with his positions. Thanks for the scoop.

[lonerepubinma]

Don't know about the vehicles but look at www.howiecarr.com and you will find all the specs for his $605.000 stinkboat. Called the Scaramouche.

[E.G.C.]

BTTT!!!!!!

[AuntB]

".......make the sonofabitch pick one side or the other, either appease the unions or appease the hippie tree huggers."

Oh, if only he had to chose. Unfortunately the lefties will pick what they want to hear from what he says therein pleasing them all.

[mewzilla]

Gee, wonder how much fuel that thing burns?

[blackie]

John F'ing Kerry is a traitor!

[mewzilla]

Just found the paperwork on Carr's site! Thing ain't teeny, is it?

[WOSG]

Cyborg, judging from some of the madness I've seen on this forum in recent days, I think Savage and others are starting to make a major "dent" in the support for Bush among conservatives. I cannot believe that so many of my colleagues on this forum would be so silly, but I've been battling a lot of Buchanan brigades on this forum...and they scare me almost as much as the Demoncrats.

Savage is all over the lot... Last night he claimed he was trying to save Bush from the defeat and if he only listened to savage ... a few weeks back he was talking like he didnt care about the Presidency ... the guy is great, but he's a nut.

Someone has to channel the energy and emotion into a more rational and strategic response that LEADS CONSERVATIVES TO VICTORY.

Conservatives need a voice and a vision - not marketing, not rants, not whining, not 'same old' promises that dont happen ... but a VISION of where we can go, communicating that with a VOICE that speaks for conservatives, and a STRATEGY that knows how to get the VISION implemented.

The madness of the manic-depressive conservatives running from hate-to-love-to-hate for our 80% allies like Bush does nothing to advance our cause. Voting for Bush is necessary but far far far from sufficient to advance the cause. Even Bush knows that - in the end, he is mostly hostage to the political possibilities laid out before him, possibilities that are constructed through the media and political process THAT WE AS ACTIVISTS CAN INFLUENCE. Quit fretting about what our leaders will do - what will YOU DO to change things?

Here is MY ANSWER: Support and vote for Republicans. Support Conservatives in primaries and Conservative Republicans in general elections. Try to spread the word on conservative issues. Challenge liberal media bias. Hold elected officials feet to the fire. All of them - Rs or Ds, whatever the stripe of ideology, should hear our demands that they support our agenda. Be a source of ideas, of light, of encouragement to our side. Be a builder not a tearer-down, be a uniter not a divider, be a 'happy warrior' and not a grumbling deserter-at-the-worst moment. Be a work horse to advance the cause and not a show horse. In short, be a citizen and a patriot for a better America.

[Little Ray]

This alone would get me to vote for Bush, despite the AWB, immigration reform, bloated budgets, etc.

[NYC GOP Chick]

My mother wants to vote for Pat Buchanan after listening to Mike Savage last night.

Maybe she'll wind up accidentally voting for Lieberman!

[cyborg]

*lol* Hopefully I can get her to vote for Bush if no one else decent presents themselves.

[dead]

MarkDel, AuntB, baseballmom Here’s the Hardball transcript with Hoffa. I didn’t see it, but it reads like Hoffa was drunk.

MATTHEWS: How about ANWR? You guys want to see ANWR because you want to see guys working in your business. I guess there‘s a lot of Teamsters jobs up there lined up and organized, if you could put a pipeline up to the Alaska wilderness. He is against that.
HOFFA: Well, we talked about that.
He says, look, I am against ANWR, but I am going to put that pipeline in and we‘re going to drill like never before.
MATTHEWS: What, are they going to run water through it?
HOFFA: ... more jobs than the ANWR would have ever created.
MATTHEWS: What are they going to run through the pipeline?
HOFFA: And that‘s the position he‘s taking.
MATTHEWS: But he is against drilling up there. What are they going to run through the pipeline?
HOFFA: Well, they are going to drill all over, according to him. And he says, we‘re going to be drilling all over the United States. And he says that is going to create more jobs.
(LAUGHTER)
MATTHEWS: You got that guy rolling.
MATTHEWS: What position was he in when he made all these promises?
(LAUGHTER)
MATTHEWS: It just seems amazing that he has turned around on NAFTA, turned around on WTO, turned around on ANWR, anything to get the Teamsters.
HOFFA: Oh.
MATTHEWS: Who is going to be boss if he gets in there, you or him?
HOFFA: Well, I think that
MATTHEWS: It sounds like you are the boss.

[July 4th]

Bush stunned the world in 2001 by pulling the United States -- the globe's biggest polluter -- out of Kyoto

Give me a f***ing break. It failed in the Senate, 99-0.

[AuntB]

Wow. Thanks, dead. Always good seeing ya.

[sauropod]

Am glad to hear that. Eco-fascists will be the downfall of this country.

Mark my words.

[sauropod]

" I cannot believe that so many of my colleagues on this forum would be so silly, but I've been battling a lot of Buchanan brigades on this forum...and they scare me almost as much as the Demoncrats."

Then your head has a sunlight problem.

[cyborg]

I agree... drilling in ANWAR, sundry government regulations that burden businesses with more taxes/fines/expenses... Kerry is a LOON.

[sauropod]

I support drilling in "ANWR."

Just because something is labelled a "national wildlife refuge" or a "wilderness" does not mean that it is worth preserving in its "pristine" state.

[NYC GOP Chick]

Just because something is labelled a "national wildlife refuge" or a "wilderness" does not mean that it is worth preserving in its "pristine" state.

And given current technology, it can be pretty precise and they won't have to drill the entire place, just the specific spots.