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"Thales" |
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15 Oct 2003 04:28:38 AM |
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2004: Moderates vs extreme right wingnuts? |
Clinton: Bush Using Gay Marriage To Cover Up Mishandling War & Economy
by Beth Shapiro
365Gay.com Newscenter
New York Bureau
October 14, 2003
(New York City) New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton says the 2004
election will be a battle between the extreme right and moderate
Americans. In one of her strongest condemnations yet of the Bush
administration she blasted the President and the Republican leadership
for the direction it is taking America, likening it to a roll-back of
the clock to a time when "they didn't have to deal with women or gays
or anybody else."
In a 20 minute speech at New York Pride Agenda's annual fundraising
dinner Clinton warned that Republicans will attempt to use the
proposed Marriage Amendment to the Constitution to "try to drive
wedges between Americans."
She noted that the push for the amendment represents the first time an
attempt is being made to amend the Constitution to specifically deny
rights to any group of individuals.
In a speech frequently interrupted by applause, Clinton warned gays
not to discount the efforts of Senator Frist and others who are
supporting the amendment. Then, in a departure from her prepared
remarks, she said of those who like to use wedge issues like the
marriage amendment, "They have led our country miserably! They deserve
to be turned out of office and they're going to look for anyway to
stay in power!"
"If the Administration and their allies want to make a campaign issue
out of amending the Constitution we will not only stand against it but
we will point out that they'd rather talk about taking away rights and
undermining the ability of Americans to live their own lives, to have
their own families, than to talk about the miserable economy, to talk
about their miserable foreign policy, to talk about their role-back of
environmental laws and workers' rights, education and health care!"
She also told Pride Agenda supporters, "to be prepared for what we're
going to be facing next year and have a very clear idea that this is
part of a struggle about the future of America" and challenged
everyone to think hard about "What kind of America do you want to live
in?"
New York's other senator, Democrat Chuck Schumer, also launched a
broadside at conservatives, accusing the President of "loading up the
judiciary with right-wingers who want to turn the clock back to the
1890s." Schumer said America is under attack from "the hard right,
the mean people" and said, "They have this sort of little patina of
philosophy but underneath it all is meanness, selfishness and
narrow-mindedness."
To cheers, Schumer said, "We are standing in their way. We are a log
in their path! And we will not let it happen!"
Republican Gov George Pataki showed up at the dinner unexpectedly. In
a short speech he thanked the Pride Agenda for endorsing him last year
in his successful race for Governor and told the audience "There's
more to do" in New York State.
Receiving warm applause, Pataki noted the passage of the Sexual
Orientation Non-Discrimination Act (SONDA), a bill which he supported
and signed into law last December that made New York State the 13th
state to ban anti-gay discrimination in employment, housing, and
public accommodation.
The dinner raised almost $650,000 for the statewide organization's
nonpartisan gay civil rights advocacy work.
©365Gay.com® 2003
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| User: "CB" |
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| Title: Moderates go Conservitive in trying times |
15 Oct 2003 09:19:54 PM |
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2004 will be the year of the ACME Anvil on the heads of Liberals. The
elections of 1996 in the House, 2000 in both the House and Senate butt
stolen by Jeffords, 2002 again and devastating defeat in Florida with Jeb
Bush, Katherine Harris and a sweep in Congressional seats.
The GOP sponsored bill to protect the institution of (natural affection)
marriage has a better chance of passing than Hillary's pledge to abolish the
Electoral College after President Bush was elected.
At no time was Al Gore EVER ahead in any liberal count in 'selected' Florida
counties.
The Clintons and Terry McGoofy are nothing Moderates what to associate with,
that's why 2004 will be the Anvil that rockz their inappropriate world.
--
CB
If there were a goofy cult that prescribed eating your own excrement,
liberals would ponder its
deeper meaning and treat it with respect. (such as Homosexuality and all
that goes with it. Proof? Read just a few topic headers on
alt.journalism.gay-press)
--Ann Coulter
When Johnny Comes Slinking Home
FrontPageMagazine.com | December 13, 2001
"Thales" <Thales_Anaximander@msn.com> wrote in message
news:528e05a5.0310150128.35c8dab4@posting.google.com...
Clinton: Bush Using Gay Marriage To Cover Up Mishandling War & Economy
by Beth Shapiro
365Gay.com Newscenter
New York Bureau
October 14, 2003
(New York City) New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton says the 2004
election will be a battle between the extreme right and moderate
Americans. In one of her strongest condemnations yet of the Bush
administration she blasted the President and the Republican leadership
for the direction it is taking America, likening it to a roll-back of
the clock to a time when "they didn't have to deal with women or gays
or anybody else."
In a 20 minute speech at New York Pride Agenda's annual fundraising
dinner Clinton warned that Republicans will attempt to use the
proposed Marriage Amendment to the Constitution to "try to drive
wedges between Americans."
She noted that the push for the amendment represents the first time an
attempt is being made to amend the Constitution to specifically deny
rights to any group of individuals.
In a speech frequently interrupted by applause, Clinton warned gays
not to discount the efforts of Senator Frist and others who are
supporting the amendment. Then, in a departure from her prepared
remarks, she said of those who like to use wedge issues like the
marriage amendment, "They have led our country miserably! They deserve
to be turned out of office and they're going to look for anyway to
stay in power!"
"If the Administration and their allies want to make a campaign issue
out of amending the Constitution we will not only stand against it but
we will point out that they'd rather talk about taking away rights and
undermining the ability of Americans to live their own lives, to have
their own families, than to talk about the miserable economy, to talk
about their miserable foreign policy, to talk about their role-back of
environmental laws and workers' rights, education and health care!"
She also told Pride Agenda supporters, "to be prepared for what we're
going to be facing next year and have a very clear idea that this is
part of a struggle about the future of America" and challenged
everyone to think hard about "What kind of America do you want to live
in?"
New York's other senator, Democrat Chuck Schumer, also launched a
broadside at conservatives, accusing the President of "loading up the
judiciary with right-wingers who want to turn the clock back to the
1890s." Schumer said America is under attack from "the hard right,
the mean people" and said, "They have this sort of little patina of
philosophy but underneath it all is meanness, selfishness and
narrow-mindedness."
To cheers, Schumer said, "We are standing in their way. We are a log
in their path! And we will not let it happen!"
Republican Gov George Pataki showed up at the dinner unexpectedly. In
a short speech he thanked the Pride Agenda for endorsing him last year
in his successful race for Governor and told the audience "There's
more to do" in New York State.
Receiving warm applause, Pataki noted the passage of the Sexual
Orientation Non-Discrimination Act (SONDA), a bill which he supported
and signed into law last December that made New York State the 13th
state to ban anti-gay discrimination in employment, housing, and
public accommodation.
The dinner raised almost $650,000 for the statewide organization's
nonpartisan gay civil rights advocacy work.
©365Gay.com® 2003
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| User: "JTEM" |
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16 Oct 2003 01:49:37 PM |
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"CB" <CB@prayforme.com> wrote
At no time was Al Gore EVER ahead in any liberal count
in 'selected' Florida counties.
That's why Bush had to throw 50,000 black voters off of
Florida's voter rolls.
Black voters vote Democrat upwards of 90% in national
elections. At a mere 10% turnout, Bush's racism cost Al
Gore more than 6,000 votes in an "election" that was
decided by a few hundred.
The NAACP sued Jeb Bush and the state of Florida over
this crime, and won.
Here's a BBC report on the scandal:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/olmedia/cta/progs/newsnight/palast.ram
Here's the court settlement Jen Bush and the state of
Florida was forced to sign:
http://www.naacp.org/news/electreformsettlement.shtml
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| User: "Smitty Jagermanjenson" |
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| Title: Re: Moderates go Conservitive in trying times |
15 Oct 2003 11:47:19 PM |
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"CB" <CB@prayforme.com> wrote in message
news:bmkv8h$nmp$1@ngspool-d02.news.aol.com...
2004 will be the year of the ACME Anvil on the heads of Liberals. The
elections of 1996 in the House, 2000 in both the House and Senate butt
stolen by Jeffords, 2002 again and devastating defeat in Florida with Jeb
Bush, Katherine Harris and a sweep in Congressional seats.
The GOP sponsored bill to protect the institution of (natural affection)
marriage has a better chance of passing than Hillary's pledge to abolish
the
Electoral College after President Bush was elected.
At no time was Al Gore EVER ahead in any liberal count in 'selected'
Florida
counties.
The Clintons and Terry McGoofy are nothing Moderates what to associate
with,
that's why 2004 will be the Anvil that rockz their inappropriate world.
--
CB
If there were a goofy cult that prescribed eating your own excrement,
liberals would ponder its
deeper meaning and treat it with respect. (such as Homosexuality and all
that goes with it. Proof? Read just a few topic headers on
alt.journalism.gay-press)
--Ann Coulter
When Johnny Comes Slinking Home
FrontPageMagazine.com | December 13, 2001
Well, there you go. You just made us all laugh at you all over again.
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| User: "Paul Duca" |
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| Title: Re: Moderates go Conservitive in trying times |
16 Oct 2003 09:36:08 PM |
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CB wrote:
2004 will be the year of the ACME Anvil on the heads of Liberals. The
elections of 1996 in the House, 2000 in both the House and Senate butt
stolen by Jeffords, 2002 again and devastating defeat in Florida with Jeb
Bush, Katherine Harris and a sweep in Congressional seats.
The GOP sponsored bill to protect the institution of (natural affection)
marriage has a better chance of passing than Hillary's pledge to abolish the
Electoral College after President Bush was elected.
At no time was Al Gore EVER ahead in any liberal count in 'selected' Florida
counties.
The Clintons and Terry McGoofy are nothing Moderates what to associate with,
that's why 2004 will be the Anvil that rockz their inappropriate world.
--
Fine...we won't cry when the anvil fails to put any money in your
pocket. But as a good conservative, you'll be content with some flags to waves
and the promise from Jesus that in Catholic Heaven, Terry Schiavo will become
Mrs. CB and the two of you can be the devout couple that earns God's approval
and nothing else from Him.
Paul
CB
If there were a goofy cult that prescribed eating your own excrement,
liberals would ponder its
deeper meaning and treat it with respect. (such as Homosexuality and all
that goes with it. Proof? Read just a few topic headers on
alt.journalism.gay-press)
--Ann Coulter
When Johnny Comes Slinking Home
FrontPageMagazine.com | December 13, 2001
"Thales" <Thales_Anaximander@msn.com> wrote in message
news:528e05a5.0310150128.35c8dab4@posting.google.com...
Clinton: Bush Using Gay Marriage To Cover Up Mishandling War & Economy
by Beth Shapiro
365Gay.com Newscenter
New York Bureau
October 14, 2003
(New York City) New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton says the 2004
election will be a battle between the extreme right and moderate
Americans. In one of her strongest condemnations yet of the Bush
administration she blasted the President and the Republican leadership
for the direction it is taking America, likening it to a roll-back of
the clock to a time when "they didn't have to deal with women or gays
or anybody else."
In a 20 minute speech at New York Pride Agenda's annual fundraising
dinner Clinton warned that Republicans will attempt to use the
proposed Marriage Amendment to the Constitution to "try to drive
wedges between Americans."
She noted that the push for the amendment represents the first time an
attempt is being made to amend the Constitution to specifically deny
rights to any group of individuals.
In a speech frequently interrupted by applause, Clinton warned gays
not to discount the efforts of Senator Frist and others who are
supporting the amendment. Then, in a departure from her prepared
remarks, she said of those who like to use wedge issues like the
marriage amendment, "They have led our country miserably! They deserve
to be turned out of office and they're going to look for anyway to
stay in power!"
"If the Administration and their allies want to make a campaign issue
out of amending the Constitution we will not only stand against it but
we will point out that they'd rather talk about taking away rights and
undermining the ability of Americans to live their own lives, to have
their own families, than to talk about the miserable economy, to talk
about their miserable foreign policy, to talk about their role-back of
environmental laws and workers' rights, education and health care!"
She also told Pride Agenda supporters, "to be prepared for what we're
going to be facing next year and have a very clear idea that this is
part of a struggle about the future of America" and challenged
everyone to think hard about "What kind of America do you want to live
in?"
New York's other senator, Democrat Chuck Schumer, also launched a
broadside at conservatives, accusing the President of "loading up the
judiciary with right-wingers who want to turn the clock back to the
1890s." Schumer said America is under attack from "the hard right,
the mean people" and said, "They have this sort of little patina of
philosophy but underneath it all is meanness, selfishness and
narrow-mindedness."
To cheers, Schumer said, "We are standing in their way. We are a log
in their path! And we will not let it happen!"
Republican Gov George Pataki showed up at the dinner unexpectedly. In
a short speech he thanked the Pride Agenda for endorsing him last year
in his successful race for Governor and told the audience "There's
more to do" in New York State.
Receiving warm applause, Pataki noted the passage of the Sexual
Orientation Non-Discrimination Act (SONDA), a bill which he supported
and signed into law last December that made New York State the 13th
state to ban anti-gay discrimination in employment, housing, and
public accommodation.
The dinner raised almost $650,000 for the statewide organization's
nonpartisan gay civil rights advocacy work.
©365Gay.com® 2003
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| User: "Carol Lee Smith" |
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| Title: Re: Moderates go Conservitive in trying times |
15 Oct 2003 09:24:17 PM |
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Conservative
For pity sake, learn to spell.
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| User: "Douglas Berry" |
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16 Oct 2003 11:21:22 AM |
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Lo, many moons past, on Wed, 15 Oct 2003 22:19:54 -0400, a stranger
called by some "CB" <CB@prayforme.com> came forth and told this tale
in alt.atheism
At no time was Al Gore EVER ahead in any liberal count in 'selected' Florida
counties.
Yet he won the popular vote. Go figure.
--
Douglas Berry Do the OBVIOUS thing to send e-mail
Atheist #2147, Atheist Vet #5
Ezekiel 13:20 "Wherefore thus saith the
Lord GOD; Behold, I am against your pillows"
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: Moderates laugh at Barta's Conservitive in trying times |
15 Oct 2003 11:26:22 PM |
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On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 22:19:54 -0400, "CB" <CB@prayforme.com> wrote:
2004 will be the year of the ACME Anvil on the heads of Liberals.
You mean like the election of 2000 that Bush got a million votes LESS than Gore
Make me laugh and explain how that translates into a "win"
The GOP sponsored bill to protect the institution of (natural affection)
marriage
I can understand why a undereducated, sleazy racist/homophobic dirtbag like you needs
government to protect you, Barta.
At no time was Al Gore EVER ahead in any liberal count in 'selected' Florida
counties.
Considering that not all the votes were counted, you can't be serious.
The Clintons and Terry McGoofy are nothing Moderates what to associate with,
that's why 2004 will be the Anvil that rockz their inappropriate world.
Christ, you're a fucking illiterate douche bag, Barta.
No wonder everyone laughs at you.
==================================================
<CB@prayforme.com> wrote:
Anyone who speaks like a low down and ugly
person shouldn't be surprised to be called a *****.
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| User: "Roger" |
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16 Oct 2003 05:16:40 AM |
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<RC@loonytunes.com> wrote in message
news:g97sovscv6pootu5s2sbgo4j817viovd3t@4ax.com...
On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 22:19:54 -0400, "CB" <CB@prayforme.com> wrote:
2004 will be the year of the ACME Anvil on the heads of Liberals.
You mean like the election of 2000 that Bush got a million votes LESS than
Gore
His premise is wrong, his details are wrong. He's a waste of bandwidth.
Make me laugh and explain how that translates into a "win"
The GOP sponsored bill to protect the institution of (natural affection)
marriage
I can understand why a undereducated, sleazy racist/homophobic dirtbag
like you needs
government to protect you, Barta.
At no time was Al Gore EVER ahead in any liberal count in 'selected'
Florida
counties.
Considering that not all the votes were counted, you can't be serious.
The Clintons and Terry McGoofy are nothing Moderates what to associate
with,
that's why 2004 will be the Anvil that rockz their inappropriate world.
Christ, you're a fucking illiterate douche bag, Barta.
No wonder everyone laughs at you.
==================================================
<CB@prayforme.com> wrote:
Anyone who speaks like a low down and ugly
person shouldn't be surprised to be called a *****.
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| User: "" |
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16 Oct 2003 09:05:08 AM |
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On Thu, 16 Oct 2003 10:16:40 GMT, "Roger" <rogerfx@hotmail.com> wrote:
<RC@loonytunes.com> wrote in message
news:g97sovscv6pootu5s2sbgo4j817viovd3t@4ax.com...
On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 22:19:54 -0400, "CB" <CB@prayforme.com> wrote:
2004 will be the year of the ACME Anvil on the heads of Liberals.
You mean like the election of 2000 that Bush got a million votes LESS than
Gore
His premise is wrong, his details are wrong. He's a waste of bandwidth.
Oh, I know he's a "waste"
But with dirtbags like him, silence is taken as tacit agreement.
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<CB@prayforme.com> wrote:
Anyone who speaks like a low down and ugly
person shouldn't be surprised to be called a *****.
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