Bore's Henchmen Fight Back!

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Tecolote

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Since Bore is too lofty to get his hands dirty his henchmen like Alterman to do the dirty deeds for him. Get a whiff of this. You can be sure more of it is on the way.
www.msnbc.com/news/477199.asp

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"Get yourself a Pistolet Makarova and lose that pricey western gadget."
 
Eric Alterman is a well-known Klin'Toon Buttswab-- these are the last people on earth who have any credibility with "ethics..."
Methinks the 'Rats in the hold of the Good Ship Charisma are noticing the water level rising as we approach "21 days left to the Revolution" and are looking for high ground.
Expect more slanders, slurs, lies, and distractions to emanate from shills, enablers, and camp followers of "the most ethical (ly-challenged) administration in history....
Want to help Hitlery & Stickly Owl? Go here: www.conservative.org and get the ACU's fact books on these fine public servants, and share them with everybody you can--
--help Hill & Bill II find new jobs far away from the public eye...
 
I get a very uneasy feeling about all the accusations from both sides.
What if they ALL are true? (Gag!)
 
Bush made most of his money by putting people who needed money together with people who had it. That's a vital service to perform in a capitalistic society. It's not corruption. At least he's not a slumlord and a large-scale owner of tobacco stocks, like the Gore family.
 
Dubya made his biggest financial hit by signing a $500,000 note when he joined the Texas Rangers and then selling out later for $15,000,000. Not one penny of his own money on the line.

His principal contribution was leading the campaign to stick the public with the tab for the largest capital outlay necessary to guarantee his financial success -- the cost of the new stadium.

He "trusted the people" to bankroll his risk investment, and he was right -- they did! Call it anything you want, but it aint capitalism.
 
abruzzi:

Sound like Bush got a 'finder's' fee. Nothing wrong with that. Getting people together to invest happens thousands of times a day. Seems Bush was fairly smart in the money aspect AND the governing aspect of our economy.

madison


<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by abruzzi:
Dubya made his biggest financial hit by signing a $500,000 note when he joined the Texas Rangers and then selling out later for $15,000,000. Not one penny of his own money on the line.

His principal contribution was leading the campaign to stick the public with the tab for the largest capital outlay necessary to guarantee his financial success -- the cost of the new stadium.

He "trusted the people" to bankroll his risk investment, and he was right -- they did! Call it anything you want, but it aint capitalism. [/quote]
 
And, if I am not mistaken, Bush's efforts on his own to bring the team owners together resulted in a quadrupling of attendance and a much better team. And more money to the franchise. Abruzzi, is there a third-party candidate you like and would like to promote?


Dick
Want to send a message to Bush? Sign the petition at http://www.petitiononline.com/monk/petition.html and forward the link to every gun owner you know.
 
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Al Gore’s frequent exaggerations have inspired enough newspaper stories to fell a thousand forests. [/quote]

Why cant anyone just come out and say LIE!?

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The laws that forbid the carrying of arms are laws of such a nature. They disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crime. Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; they serve rather to encourage than prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed man." Thomas Jefferson
 
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