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THE DIE IS CAST/THE FIX IS IN FOR US (We are all so totally zotted)
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Posted on 10/06/2006 10:13:41 AM PDT by carman57

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To: carman57

Mexico's president's own National Action Party (http://www.pan.org.mx) is now working with its governors in Northern states near the U.S. border to pressure George Bush to veto the border wall. Details (in Spanish) are here:

http://www.el-universal.com.mx/notas/379772.html

These same people hypocritically haven't lifted a finger to make Mexico's own immigration laws less anti-gringo and racist against us down there:

http://www.directory.com.mx/immigration

What do they seek, a conquista of U.S. territory that Mexico claims because a few of its inhabitants relatively briefly occupied the land after they stole it from Spain (which stole it from indigenous tribes)?


81 posted on 10/07/2006 2:31:42 PM PDT by Shuttle Shucker
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To: carman57

Say, didn't you leave a "t" out of your name?
Shouldn't it be Cartman?

Oh no, trilateral minions of subversion, despotism & tyranny
have killed Kenny!!!!


82 posted on 10/07/2006 2:34:59 PM PDT by tet68 ( " We would not die in that man's company, that fears his fellowship to die with us...." Henry V.)
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To: trisham
>To give credit where credit is due, this troll was better than average

Aw, the Left has been
staying up late working out
details for their rants--

    AN AMERICAN COUP D'ETAT

83 posted on 10/07/2006 2:39:03 PM PDT by theFIRMbss
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86 posted on 10/07/2006 7:49:41 PM PDT by Jackknife ( "It's not a real party 'til somebody breaks something.")
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To: carman57
Hold still. This will only hurt a lot.

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87 posted on 10/07/2006 7:56:21 PM PDT by Delta 21 ( MKC USCG - ret)
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To: carman57
Until We the Sheeple abandon our absurd attachment to it...

Speak for yourself c57. Not for me.

88 posted on 10/07/2006 8:01:25 PM PDT by okie01 (The Mainstream Media: IGNORANCE ON PARADE)
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To: carman57
Hilarious.


89 posted on 10/07/2006 10:21:04 PM PDT by Skylus ()()()(Tagline:)()()()
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To: Twinkie

Uh, Ross. Dear Ross. Thanks for the Clinton Administration.



Bill Clinton, Pampered Prima Donna
by L. Brent Bozell III
September 26, 2006 Tell a friend about this site

Pundits are pondering Bill Clinton’s feverish attack on “Fox News Sunday,” laying into Chris Wallace for alleged oh-so-clever smirking and pounding the host’s leg with his pointy finger for emphasis.

No one asked if Clinton’s outburst hurt the publicity for his “Clinton Global Initiative.” (It didn’t help.) The first question was: staged outrage, or a spontaneous reaction? It’s quite a commentary on the Slick One that millions on both sides of the political fence would guess he plotted this tantrum in advance. Count me in on that number. I believe it was staged, a plan to please left-wingers who loathe Fox News with a passion and want them demonized as the communications center of the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy.

Clinton’s hot-tempered answer simply does not match the question from Chris Wallace. The central question was tough, but restrained, based on a book written by Lawrence Wright, a writer for The New Yorker, not a conservative magazine, to put it mildly. It was not unlike the typical question Tim Russert would ask his guest. But Wallace may have tripped a trigger by mentioning Clinton’s 1993 debacle in Somalia, primarily because it’s something every other interviewer skips. The roughest part came when Wallace quoted Osama bin Laden from that Wright book. In the wake of the Somalia debacle, bin Laden reportedly stated "I have seen the frailty and the weakness and the cowardice of U.S. troops."

What came flying out of Clinton’s mouth sounded like vintage Hillary. Fox is asking me this because “ABC just had a right-wing conservative” show on 9/11! “President Bush’s neo-cons” thought I was too obsessed with bin Laden, and they did nothing before 9/11! At least I tried to get Osama, unlike “the right-wingers who are attacking me now!”

But Clinton sounded stranger when he attacked Wallace personally: “So you did Fox’s bidding on this show. You did your nice little conservative hit job on me.” And then it grew even more bizarre: “You set this meeting up because you were going to get a lot of criticism from your viewers because Rupert Murdoch’s supporting my work on climate change.” If Murdoch has grown more supportive of the Clintons, then why would he conspire to ruin Clinton’s Fox appearance?

Wallace was certainly surprised – stunned would better describe it – by Clinton’s intensity. When asked to explain it later, Wallace said he read the transcripts of Clinton’s other media appearances, including CNN’s “Larry King Live,” NBC’s “Meet the Press,” and FNC’s own “On the Record with Greta Van Susteren.” He was “astonished” that none of these bothered to raise the question of Clinton’s presidential performance on terrorism, even in the wake of all the furor Team Clinton raised trying to kill off ABC’s docudrama “Path to 9/11.” That list doesn’t include Clinton shoe-shiners like Jon Stewart of “The Daily Show” or MSNBC’s resident Chihuahua, Keith Olbermann.

You can’t really be astonished by Larry King, whose usual tough question would be along the lines of “Jif or Skippy, Mr. President?” I exaggerate, but not by much. Here’s an actual Larry King question to Clinton from last week: “Now, the purpose of your initiative overall is to make the world a better place, right?...Is it a better place?” You can’t be that astonished by Greta van Susteren, who’s the designated puffball interviewer of both Clintons for FNC. (And that’s another nail in the coffin of that alleged Murdoch conspiracy.)

The real disappointment on this list is Russert, the man who built a reputation for grilling politicians with long text boxes of challenging information. But for Clinton, Russert delivered a Larry King performance. His actual first questions: “The second year of the Clinton Global Initiative. What did you achieve this year?...Do people keep their commitments?” Then he went on to other toughies. Is Dick Cheney wrong on Iraq? And when Hillary runs, are you ready for the nasty attacks on her?

The second annual meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative was more proof that Clinton walks around with the major media in his jacket pocket. Look no further than the long list of so-called “featured attendees” who associated themselves with the event. Many of them were moderators of panel discussions – not only predictable names like George Stephanopoulos, but Tom Brokaw, Judy Woodruff, Newsweek international editor Fareed Zakaria, CNN anchors Zain Verjee and Sanjay Gupta, and NPR anchor Michele Norris. Katie Couric, Diane Sawyer, and Christiane Amanpour were also on the list of supportive media attendees.

It’s easy to see from this display that Clinton is a pampered peacock, a prima donna who expects the media elite to love him, and explodes like a spoiled child when anyone dares challenge him. He only expects a challenge from the radical right-wingers at Fox. That’s what he calls anyone who would ruffle a fine feather of his glorious legacy-building project.


90 posted on 10/07/2006 10:36:03 PM PDT by danamco
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To: carman57

Right. No doubt the Moonbats will come to our rescue. Thank God the Moonbats are always there to proactively stem the flow of illegals and never do anything to encourage them to stay. Thanks even more to the Moonbats for being so bullish on national defense. ;)


91 posted on 10/07/2006 11:08:33 PM PDT by CountryBumpkin
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To: danamco

Clinton's glorious legacy-building project is, to anyone with any common sense, a dismal failure. I believe that Clinton is and has been reaping the experience of having what has been done in the dark being shouted from the housetops. . to his surprise.


92 posted on 10/08/2006 2:46:34 AM PDT by Twinkie (Faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God.)
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To: Twinkie
Clinton's glorious legacy-building project is, to anyone with any common sense, a dismal failure.

Yes, Twinkie; that's how WE see it!

Unfortunately about 40% on the other side sees it totally different....."Christians",hello???

They honestly think that B.J. clintooon can walk on water too!!!

93 posted on 10/08/2006 8:30:53 AM PDT by danamco
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To: carman57

This account has been banned or suspended.
Okay
You Got Banned!
Aww Gee....
Poor Widdle Twoll
Him Got Banned

94 posted on 10/08/2006 8:54:03 AM PDT by Fiddlstix (Warning! This Is A Subliminal Tagline! Read it at your own risk!(Presented by TagLines R US))
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To: danamco

Sad but true. I heard some female politico from Missouri (a Democrat being funded by Clinton sponsored $$) sit there and say Clinton was such a great President, but she wouldn't trust him around her daughter. Someone who thinks as cynically and illogically as all that needs to not be elected to the position of dog catcher. - The trouble is that there are too many politicians who do not give a flying flip about this country; they are power and money hungry and find it easy to manipulate the minds of voters who are too lazy to do much thinking. Sort of the morally blind leading the lazily blind. - The scary thing to me is that in this election, so much is at stake. This country has already been so weakened by 8 yrs. of the originally 24 yrs. to perpetual (planned but thwarted) Clinton Dynasty that I wonder whether it can survive the resulting liberal Democrat residue of their rancid influence if they do get complete control.


95 posted on 10/08/2006 9:12:06 AM PDT by Twinkie (Faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God.)
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To: Twinkie
Liberalism is NOT a movement, it is a serious sickness contaminated by distorting the truth and dnc's brainwashing their people with nothing but garbage and NO substance whatsoever!

I have elderly in-laws that I love dearly, but they are what they calls democrats with blind-folders on!!

When I met my wonderful wife 24 years ago she had the same ideas. After she was sneak-listening in when I tuned in to Rush Limbaugh, she finally saw the "light" after voting for clinton the first time around. Our question to our friends is:"How can you be a real Christian and be a democrat at the same time? How do you reconcile these two??"

I think, however, this Foley garbage will turn out GOP voters in droves!!!

96 posted on 10/08/2006 11:14:32 AM PDT by danamco
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There are so many "yellow dog Democrats" left over from the Roosevelt era, parents who passed it on to their kids. Those Roosevelt coat tails are about worn out, and this modern crop of Democrats are full blown, full grown Socialists. - My parents had the old ideas about the Democrat Party being "more for the little man", but they weren't ones who disdained hard work and just couldn't see where the Democrat Party was taking this country. The only time Daddy strayed from the DP was when Ronald Reagan ran for President. He liked Reagan, but then when Clinton ran, he liked Clinton. Daddy was hard of hearing, his reading skills were limited as were my mother's, and they trusted the media of "David & Chet", they were from the Depression / Roosevelt era, and were just indoctrinated into the Democrat propaganda. It's a wonder that I escaped; but I learned fairly quickly after I voted the first time ever - for Jimmuh Carter - and paid pretty close attention to the malaise that followed, a malaise that was his and his party's that he tried to pawn off on us as our fault in his famous fireside sweater talks. Reagan told me I wasn't a worthless malaise filled wastrel, and I appreciated it.


97 posted on 10/08/2006 12:20:10 PM PDT by Twinkie (Faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God.)
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