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Old 02-16-2004, 05:48 PM   #1591
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No way. I would have noticed hell freezing over, pigs flying, and all that.
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Old 02-16-2004, 05:50 PM   #1592
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Good for you! Stick to that one! Especially in Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, please.
Um . . . you better read about this one a little more. Especially stuff from Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.
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Old 02-16-2004, 05:54 PM   #1593
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Cnn? NBC? ABC? CBS? Newsweek?

Versus the self-proclaimed partisan commentators today? With the mainstream press walking around it warily, waiting for it to die or grow? Naw, not even close to "as much play."
Let's read our Drudge with care, here -- CBS's Stone Phillips asked the question, I'll let your superiour googling skills tell me if he ever reported anything, but the Drudge Report only says he asked it. NBC has a question of Mary Maitlin over morning coffee, and Newsweek doesn't run anything, but one of its reporters discussing the issue while on Nightline, and the Nightline story is a "story about the story".

The rumor surfaced in the NY Post, and sleezy as it is it is still a bigger outlet than Drudge. In those days CNN ran anything.

It was not a big story. It lasted a cycle. And there was more to it than there is to this one, since it started with a book by a named source.
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Old 02-16-2004, 05:56 PM   #1594
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Um . . . you better read about this one a little more. Especially stuff from Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.
Michigan may have an inititive on the ballot to eliminate the use of AA at U of M. Fuck, even Cali passed something similar didn't it?
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Old 02-16-2004, 07:31 PM   #1595
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Michigan may have an inititive on the ballot to eliminate the use of AA at U of M. Fuck, even Cali passed something similar didn't it?
Yes, passed a few years ago, but the UC system, in practice, are getting around it.
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Old 02-16-2004, 07:44 PM   #1596
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Yes, passed a few years ago, but the UC system, in practice, are getting around it.
I was only talking about it as a political issue. GGG thught it will help the Dems, I think not.
that the people in charge of our Universities know they need to "get around" a public mandate is only to be expected. they are, remember, better informed than us.
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Old 02-16-2004, 08:11 PM   #1597
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In a perfect world, yes. But given the amount of philandering that goes on on both sides, I don't think it's relevant. I also don't think that those who don't cheat are more likely to be truthful politicians or vice versa. Rather, they are all a bunch of conmen and women.
Hear, hear. (yeah, I know I'm way behind here)
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Old 02-16-2004, 08:24 PM   #1598
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In light of the fact that I have occasionally been crossing the Safeway picket lines to shop for my necessaries, should I realize that I have shifted my allegiance from the progressive champions of the downtrodden worker to the benevolent conservatives supporting owners of capital in this country?

While at first blush the answer may be obvious, a more complete response will take into account the fact that, for reasons unrelated to my bad habit of getting behind the wheel after a few mimosas, I am unable to drive at the moment, and Safeway is the only grocery store within walking distance.

Extra credit points will be awarded to an answer that persuasively argues what kind of conservative I should be, either a less funny Hank or a Barry-Pepper-in-25th-Hour sgtclub type.
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Old 02-16-2004, 09:46 PM   #1599
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In light of the fact that I have occasionally been crossing the Safeway picket lines to shop for my necessaries, should I realize that I have shifted my allegiance from the progressive champions of the downtrodden worker to the benevolent conservatives supporting owners of capital in this country?
You should realize that you have done neither. The money you spend at safeway is insignificant given safeway's size. Unless you organize all of the people in your neighborhood not to spend money at safeway, your acts as a consumer will have zero effect.

Question for you: assuming the money you fail to spend at safeway would have an effect, aren't you also hurting the replacement workers? And doesn't that put a guy like you in a bit of a catch 22? Do you support the down trodden worker that has a job, or the down trodden worker that doesn't.* Or do you presume that labor members are more deserving than non?

*And you can't answer, "I would make safeway hire all of them."

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Old 02-16-2004, 10:00 PM   #1600
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In light of the fact that I have occasionally been crossing the Safeway picket lines to shop for my necessaries, should I realize that I have shifted my allegiance from the progressive champions of the downtrodden worker to the benevolent conservatives supporting owners of capital in this country?

While at first blush the answer may be obvious, a more complete response will take into account the fact that, for reasons unrelated to my bad habit of getting behind the wheel after a few mimosas, I am unable to drive at the moment, and Safeway is the only grocery store within walking distance.

Extra credit points will be awarded to an answer that persuasively argues what kind of conservative I should be, either a less funny Hank or a Barry-Pepper-in-25th-Hour sgtclub type.
Yes.

Well, Maybe.

Don't be redundant. What we could use around here is an intelligent, conservative African-American woman with a good body.
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Old 02-16-2004, 10:05 PM   #1601
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What we could use around here is an intelligent, conservative African-American woman with a good body.
Yooooo hoooooo!!!! Over here!!!!

Well, except for the conservative part. And the good body part. And the African-American part. And the intelligent part is debatable. I think it may not be me.
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In light of the fact that I have occasionally been crossing the Safeway picket lines to shop for my necessaries, should I realize that I have shifted my allegiance from the progressive champions of the downtrodden worker to the benevolent conservatives supporting owners of capital in this country?

While at first blush the answer may be obvious, a more complete response will take into account the fact that, for reasons unrelated to my bad habit of getting behind the wheel after a few mimosas, I am unable to drive at the moment, and Safeway is the only grocery store within walking distance.

Extra credit points will be awarded to an answer that persuasively argues what kind of conservative I should be, either a less funny Hank or a Barry-Pepper-in-25th-Hour sgtclub type.
you can't be a conservative.
a good conservative is hooked into the prosecutor's office, or has friends who are. We don't lose our license.
Besides you miss the first rule of being a liberal- you only need insist white male republicans "behave" according to your rules. I've heard tell of a lib family that owns half of Mass. seacoast, has never worked a day in their collective lives, and still chides white republican males for not giving to the poor.
You go girl, cross that line.
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Old 02-16-2004, 10:40 PM   #1603
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Yooooo hoooooo!!!! Over here!!!!

Well, except for the conservative part. And the good body part. And the African-American part. And the intelligent part is debatable. I think it may not be me.
Fringey, seems like a long time since I've seen you here. Are we no fun anymore or have you been socking?

No, you already serve your purpose by letting us crack jokes about Fringey and the PB board virgins, though I note that you've made a very fine conservative in the past.
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Fringey, seems like a long time since I've seen you here. Are we no fun anymore or have you been socking?

No, you already serve your purpose by letting us crack jokes about Fringey and the PB board virgins, though I note that you've made a very fine conservative in the past.
Who here is a virgin? Wow. Neat.
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Who here is a virgin? Wow. Neat.
Hello?!?! Not Me.
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