Politics: Onward from New Hampshire

[Hank Chinaski]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
IAnd every attorney whose records I viewed on that site contributed to Bush. And some of them are name partners in local firms (handy to have their addresses on public database, non?).

almost all attorneys support Bush. the people here who don't are law students, Criminal lawyers or maybe PI guys.

[notcasesensitive]

Originally posted by Hank Chinaski
almost all attorneys support Bush. the people here who don't are law students, Criminal lawyers or maybe PI guys.

I have to make a slight retraction (NO!). the name partners from the plaintiff's firms appear to have been Edwards or Clark supporters.

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
Due to the massive amounts of rohypnol that were in my system, I have no actual memory of the degree of hirsutism. However, in the video, it is quite hairy and has a couple ears' worth of brown-flecked corn kernels stuck in it. Bilmore may have added that post-production though.

The part where SD was unable to maintain an erection until he stuck this ENORMOUS dildo up his ass seems like it'd've been difficult to fake, though.

DAMMIT!!! I should have eaten before I posted for better mental acuity!!! It should have been the huge two corncobs!!

[sgtclub]

From Drudge:

KERRY: NO FOREIGN ENDORSEMENTS, PLEASE... Kerry Foreign Policy Advisor Rand Beers issued the following statement today: '...It is simply not appropriate for any foreign leader to endorse a candidate in America's presidential election. John Kerry does not seek, and will not accept, any such endorsements'...

Looks like the Kerry campaign is a little behind the curve . . .

[bilmore]

Originally posted by sgtclub
Looks like the Kerry campaign is a little behind the curve . . .

If he were truly standing behind the espoused principles that have gotten him this far, wouldn't he be eager for those endorsements, knowing that the vast majority of American voters will only react positively to the explicit approval of a Chirac, a Putin, a Shroeder?

Hell, maybe he could get Arafat to throw him a dinner.

He'd be unstoppable.

At least, as long as all those people truly believed the Kerry-Dean war line I keep hearing here . . .

[Secret_Agent_Man]

Originally posted by bilmore
Note the "---" instead of a period in the second paragraph. He didn't say "I don't think that." He started to say "I don't think that . . ." and then stopped. Damning by faint praise.

Unless you have some information to suggest that McCain dictated or edited that transcript -- you may be reading too much into someon's choice of punctuation.

I'd think its just as easy to believe that, while bound and determined to support the reelection of the President from his party (whom he dislikes), McCain still believes that his fellow decorated Navy veteran, with whom he's cooperated for years in the Senate at least on VA issues -- is not "weak on defense" and would not harm the national security of our country if elected. However, after having to "clarify" the VP thing last week, he feels compelled to hem and haw a bit.

S_A_M

[Secret_Agent_Man]

Originally posted by bilmore
If he were truly standing behind the espoused principles that have gotten him this far, wouldn't he be eager for those endorsements, knowing that the vast majority of American voters will only react positively to the explicit approval of a Chirac, a Putin, a Shroeder?

Hell, maybe he could get Arafat to throw him a dinner.

He'd be unstoppable.

At least, as long as all those people truly believed the Kerry-Dean war line I keep hearing here . . .

Watch out, or someone will throw some sense in . . .

[I _said_ it was a dumb thing for him to say, but at least he can learn fairly quickly.]

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by Secret_Agent_Man
Unless you have some information to suggest that McCain dictated or edited that transcript -- you may be reading too much into someon's choice of punctuation.

Punctuation has meaning, just like words. I'm sure McCain chooses his punctuation carefully.

[Dave]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
Punctuation has meaning, just like words. I'm sure McCain chooses his punctuation carefully.

This is probably one for the timmies board, but does spoken word have punctuation?

Just curious.

[bilmore]

While I may disagree with him on the perception issues, he does make good logical points:

"The question, simply put, is whether someone who thought I could decide this case impartially despite my friendship with the Vice President would reasonably believe that I cannot decide it impartially because I went hunting with that friend and accepted an invitation to fly there with him on a Government plane. If it is reasonable to think that a Supreme Court Justice can be bought so cheap, the Nation is in deeper trouble than I had imagined."

[Gus Petch, Ass Nailer at Law]

Originally posted by bilmore
the Nation is in deeper trouble than I had imagined."

that's the legacy of the Clintons' for you.

[bilmore]

Originally posted by Dave
This is probably one for the timmies board, but does spoken word have punctuation?

Only if played music has rests, accents, or ornaments.

[sgtclub]

http://www.townhall.com/columnists/r...20040318.shtml

[Interesting piece about trend towards stay at home moms]

Why do I think half the board will respond, "If there was only adequate day care . . . "

[Shape Shifter]

Originally posted by bilmore
While I may disagree with him on the perception issues, he does make good logical points:

"The question, simply put, is whether someone who thought I could decide this case impartially despite my friendship with the Vice President would reasonably believe that I cannot decide it impartially because I went hunting with that friend and accepted an invitation to fly there with him on a Government plane. If it is reasonable to think that a Supreme Court Justice can be bought so cheap, the Nation is in deeper trouble than I had imagined."

He's easy, but he's not cheap?

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by sgtclub
http://www.townhall.com/columnists/r...20040318.shtml

[Interesting piece about trend towards stay at home moms]

Why do I think half the board will respond, "If there was only adequate day care . . . "

And the other half will respond "and if there were jobs that paid a decent wage, moms might not have to work 3 jobs just to support themselves and their kids after their ne'er do well husbands run off and start living off and impregnating other women, so that they have no income and "can't" fork over child support.

Whoo hoo!! That was 2 birds, I do believe!