How about a controversial thread?
Originally Posted by cordycord' date='Feb 4 2005, 02:02 PM
Once the "red mist" of having him as our current president subsides, time will show that his administration has done some amazing things.
Afghanistan, universal drug benefit, Libya, gaining seats at every election...it's already happening Dean. We'll be adding partial ownership of social security funds this year.
I'm willing to wait four years for Iraq and meaningful dialogue with Palestine to bear fruit. It will happen.
Pollyanna
I'm willing to wait four years for Iraq and meaningful dialogue with Palestine to bear fruit. It will happen.
Pollyanna
Originally Posted by LINESUPER' date='Feb 4 2005, 07:37 AM
I wonder if he or any of his cronies had there hands in "Food for Oil" scandal? It will be interesting to see how that all plays out.

Documents: U.S. condoned Iraq oil smuggling
Originally Posted by fltsfshr' date='Feb 4 2005, 12:32 PM
How many stupid MBA's have you met from Yale?
And just as an aside, Dubya received his MBA from Harvard.
I never did have much respect for their program.
Originally Posted by cordycord' date='Feb 4 2005, 03:10 PM
Afghanistan, universal drug benefit, Libya, gaining seats at every election...it's already happening Dean. We'll be adding partial ownership of social security funds this year.
I'm willing to wait four years for Iraq and meaningful dialogue with Palestine to bear fruit. It will happen.
Pollyanna
I'm willing to wait four years for Iraq and meaningful dialogue with Palestine to bear fruit. It will happen.
Pollyanna

We're all done in Afghanistan? Where's Osama?
Universal drug benefit - I can get better discounts through AARP, or getting myself a club membership from Ed McMahon on late night television. At least they can negotiate for lower prices.
Libya is a yawner.
What do I care if Republicans gain seats? That in itself does absolutely nothing for me. I prefer quality over quantity, and having some checks and balances in place.
Social Security - I can hardly wait to see where the money is going to come from to administer the program. Just what we need, yet another bloated bureaucracy and more red tape. That'll fix it.
I'll take a pass on the optimism pipe when it comes to world affairs too. A four year engagement in Iraq a well planned as it is. Oh boy! I can hardly wait to see what the Morton Downey Jr. of foreign policy can do with another four years.
Doubting Thomas
Originally Posted by Ulrich' date='Feb 4 2005, 05:54 PM
You'd be surprised... Of course I may be biased. 
(Note also how I said he "received" his MBA from Harvard. I did not say he "earned" it...)

(Note also how I said he "received" his MBA from Harvard. I did not say he "earned" it...)
I just created this for you all in the Political Forum, if you have the courage to use it.
fltsfshr
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Originally Posted by fltsfshr' date='Feb 4 2005, 07:17 PM
I just created this for you all in the Political Forum, if you have the courage to use it.
fltsfshr
Vintage Sour Grapes
fltsfshr
Vintage Sour Grapes
It may be a case of sour grapes for some, but I felt pretty much the same way about Bush when he was governor. Then he got elected for president and we ended up with his retarded drone of a Lt. Governor, Rick "I Bend Over for the Insurance Lobby and Other Special Interests" Perry. For the record, I was never a Kerry supporter. When it came to voting, I preferred to vote for the devil that I didn't know than the devil I did know.
I may be bitter, but it ain't from grapes.







