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"Michael Marxist Moore" |
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19 Aug 2004 11:14:20 AM |
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'Shove it' still reverberating!! LIBERALS HATE AMERICA!!! |
'Shove it' still reverberating!! LIBERALS HATE AMERICA!!!
Teresa Heinz Kerry's "shove it" phrase to a Pittsburgh editor was the
most cited Kerry campaign message in the press last week - mentioned
381 times in American publications, according to Factiva, a Dow
Jones/Reuters company that tracks daily press mentions.
But the two words also brought death threats, insults and accusations
upon Colin McNickle, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review editorial-page
editor who vexed Mrs. Kerry by asking her to explain her claim that
"un-American traits" were emerging in politics. In a Boston Globe
interview, singer Patti LaBelle advised Mrs. Kerry to "pimp slap" Mr.
McNickle; liberal columnist Molly Ivins suggested he had
inappropriately "touched" Mrs. Kerry; and former Baltimore Sun
columnist Jack Germond told CNN that Mr. McNickle "was not a
legitimate newspaperman."
He responded in a Tribune-Review column Sunday, explaining he was only
seeking an example of "un-American traits" from Mrs. Kerry, but "I got
a finger in the face and was told to 'shove it.' I have been
told worse things by more important people."
A mention of Mr. McNickle's column in Editor & Publisher was picked up
by the Drudge Report yesterday, ultimately reversing the firestorm of
criticism, Mr. McNickle said.
"Today, I got 1,700 e-mails in four hours, most supportive, saying I'd
done a good job," Mr. McNickle said.
"But you know what?" he pointed out. "Mrs. Kerry never answered my
question."
Kerry: Service Should Not Be "Litmus Test" For Leadership. Mr.
President, you and I know that if
support or opposition to the war were to become a litmus test for
leadership, America would never
have leaders or recover from the divisions created by that war. You
and I know that if service or
nonservice in the war is to become a test of qualification for high
office, you would not have a Vice President, nor would you have a
Secretary of Defense and our Nation would never recover from the
divisions created by that war. (Sen. John Kerry, Congressional Record,
10/08/92, p. S17709)
But Now Kerry Constantly Challenges The Stature Of His Democratic
Opponents Over Their Lack Of Military Service. And more than ever,
Mr. Kerry is invoking his stature as a Vietnam veteran as he
challenges the stature of his Democratic opponents -- none of whom, he
frequently points out, have ‘worn the uniform of our country’ -- to
withstand a debate with Mr. Bush on national security. (Adam
Nagourney, As Campaign Tightens, Kerry Sharpens Message, The New York
Times, 8/10/03)
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| Title: Re: 'Shove it' still reverberating!! LIBERALS HATE AMERICA!!! |
19 Aug 2004 04:31:54 PM |
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"I think my wife speaks her mind appropriately," Kerry said
during a stop here on his trek to his nominating convention.
From now on he had better have his wife stick to gazing at him
admiringly, or else he is going to look mighty ***** whipped.
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20 Aug 2004 12:30:25 AM |
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On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 14:31:54 -0700, James A. Donald
<jamesd@echeque.com> wrote:
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"I think my wife speaks her mind appropriately," Kerry said
during a stop here on his trek to his nominating convention.
From now on he had better have his wife stick to gazing at him
admiringly, or else he is going to look mighty ***** whipped.
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James A. Donald
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Time to go home and beat your wife kids Jethro.
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19 Aug 2004 09:54:27 PM |
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On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 14:31:54 -0700, James A. Donald
<jamesd@echeque.com> wrote:
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"I think my wife speaks her mind appropriately," Kerry said
during a stop here on his trek to his nominating convention.
From now on he had better have his wife stick to gazing at him
admiringly, or else he is going to look mighty ***** whipped.
Real men don't have to try to do silly stuff like that. They aren't
afraid of women like you must be.
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19 Aug 2004 11:24:23 PM |
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James A. Donald
From now on [Kerry] had better have his wife stick to
gazing at him admiringly, or else he is going to look
mighty ***** whipped.
Kate
Real men don't have to try to do silly stuff like that. They
aren't afraid of women like you must be.
Not too many men are afraid of a woman whose only apparent
talent is the now long lost ability to marry someone much
richer. Her resume consists of past experience in giving away
her first husband's inherited money.
She cannot open her mouth without sticking her foot in it. She
patronizingly lectured conservatives on their lack of civility,
and then tells an insufficiently servile reporter to "shove it"
- not a good way of winding up a speech on civility. Kerry
needs to keep her quiet during the campaign. If he cannot
keep her quiet, he looks weak.
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20 Aug 2004 05:53:08 AM |
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In article <2ltai0tb23h6qpu8m7tp7dtlvl1fcjn2hv@4ax.com>,
James A. Donald <jamesd@echeque.com> wrote:
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James A. Donald
From now on [Kerry] had better have his wife stick to
gazing at him admiringly, or else he is going to look
mighty ***** whipped.
Kate
Real men don't have to try to do silly stuff like that. They
aren't afraid of women like you must be.
Not too many men are afraid of a woman whose only apparent
talent is the now long lost ability to marry someone much
richer. Her resume consists of past experience in giving away
her first husband's inherited money.
She cannot open her mouth without sticking her foot in it. She
patronizingly lectured conservatives on their lack of civility,
and then tells an insufficiently servile reporter to "shove it"
Which the right-wing called an "obscenity" no doubt trying to equate it with
Cheney's remark on the Senate floor. Sorry, "shove it" is not obscene.
- not a good way of winding up a speech on civility. Kerry
needs to keep her quiet during the campaign. If he cannot
keep her quiet, he looks weak.
So only men who keep women quiet look strong, Cave Man?
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20 Aug 2004 11:19:38 AM |
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James A. Donald
She cannot open her mouth without sticking her foot in it.
She patronizingly lectured conservatives on their lack of
civility, and then tells an insufficiently servile reporter
to "shove it"
Lloyd Parker
Which the right-wing called an "obscenity" no doubt trying to
equate it with Cheney's remark on the Senate floor. Sorry,
"shove it" is not obscene.
Nor is it a wise way to conclude a speech lecturing one's
opponents on civility.
There she was mouthing a speech Kerry's speechwrites had given
her be terribly ladylike, moderate, non partisan, and
first-lady-like, and then a reporter pokes her, and the Widow
of Bath immediately shows through. She failed to stay in the
carefully boring character that the campaign had written for
her. It is worse than Brooke Shields failing to hold eye
contact with Kermit the Frog.
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20 Aug 2004 08:48:51 AM |
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In article <ec7ci05bmrohhctkgvme05ihqfn4p5jq3f@4ax.com>,
James A. Donald <jamesd@echeque.com> wrote:
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James A. Donald
She cannot open her mouth without sticking her foot in it.
She patronizingly lectured conservatives on their lack of
civility, and then tells an insufficiently servile reporter
to "shove it"
Lloyd Parker
Which the right-wing called an "obscenity" no doubt trying to
equate it with Cheney's remark on the Senate floor. Sorry,
"shove it" is not obscene.
Nor is it a wise way to conclude a speech lecturing one's
opponents on civility.
She didn't. A reporter from a Scaife newspaper was badgering her in the
lobby, some time afterwards.
There she was mouthing a speech Kerry's speechwrites had given
her be terribly ladylike, moderate, non partisan, and
first-lady-like, and then a reporter pokes her, and the Widow
of Bath immediately shows through.
Again, what's so evil about "shove it?" A country music performer even wrote
a song, "Take This Job and Shove It." Perhaps she was going after their
votes!
She failed to stay in the
carefully boring character that the campaign had written for
her. It is worse than Brooke Shields failing to hold eye
contact with Kermit the Frog.
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20 Aug 2004 02:07:39 PM |
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James A. Donald
She cannot open her mouth without sticking her foot in
it. She patronizingly lectured conservatives on their
lack of civility, and then tells an insufficiently
servile reporter to "shove it"
Lloyd Parker
Which the right-wing called an "obscenity" no doubt trying
to equate it with Cheney's remark on the Senate floor.
Sorry, "shove it" is not obscene.
James A. Donald:
Nor is it a wise way to conclude a speech lecturing one's
opponents on civility.
Lloyd Parker
She didn't. A reporter from a Scaife newspaper was badgering
her in the lobby, some time afterwards.
He was asking questions about her speech, which she could not
answer, probably because she neither wrote nor comprehended the
speech. Not writing the speech is standard and acceptable
conduct in politics. Not comprehending it is below standard.
If she had internalized and understood her own speech, she
would have easily given an answer that was appropriate, but
sufficiently vague and short to avoid getting her out of her
depth - for example, "the unpatriotic attacks on my husbands
record of service to his country" would have been a perfect
answer and a good put down. Her inability to answer
straightforward questions about her own speech shows that she
was just reciting words, not ideas, that she had not
understood, and had perhaps scarcely heard, the speech she had
just given.
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20 Aug 2004 01:07:43 PM |
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In article <5fici0520vak9el5mqsshdnf4ks2vlp6in@4ax.com>,
James A. Donald <jamesd@echeque.com> wrote:
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James A. Donald
She cannot open her mouth without sticking her foot in
it. She patronizingly lectured conservatives on their
lack of civility, and then tells an insufficiently
servile reporter to "shove it"
Lloyd Parker
Which the right-wing called an "obscenity" no doubt trying
to equate it with Cheney's remark on the Senate floor.
Sorry, "shove it" is not obscene.
James A. Donald:
Nor is it a wise way to conclude a speech lecturing one's
opponents on civility.
Lloyd Parker
She didn't. A reporter from a Scaife newspaper was badgering
her in the lobby, some time afterwards.
He was asking questions about her speech, which she could not
answer, probably because she neither wrote nor comprehended the
speech.
And Bush writes all his own?
Not writing the speech is standard and acceptable
conduct in politics. Not comprehending it is below standard.
Then Bush is way below standard. Or do you suppose someone actually wrote
"Our enemies never stop trying to harm this country, and neither do we"?
If she had internalized and understood her own speech, she
would have easily given an answer that was appropriate, but
sufficiently vague and short to avoid getting her out of her
depth - for example, "the unpatriotic attacks on my husbands
record of service to his country" would have been a perfect
answer and a good put down. Her inability to answer
straightforward questions about her own speech shows that she
was just reciting words, not ideas, that she had not
understood, and had perhaps scarcely heard, the speech she had
just given.
She was being badgered by the reporter for a right-wing newspaper. I saw the
incident. You don't seem to have.
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20 Aug 2004 09:00:09 PM |
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James A. Donald
Not writing [her own] speech is standard and acceptable
conduct in politics. Not comprehending it is below
standard.
Lloyd Parker
Then Bush is way below standard.
Quite possibly, but on the available evidence he is a good deal
smarter than Teresa Kerry, who is now completely shielded from
unfriendly questions, and when she gives an interview with a
friendly newsman, the friendly newsman asks only featherweight
questions, which suggests that the reason for the shielding is
that she is a featherbrain.
Perhaps she is merely unskilled, and is now being given a crash
course in political debate, and they will let her out when she
is more skilled. Or perhaps she is dumb as a post. We will see
by and by.
James A. Donald:
If she had internalized and understood her own speech, she
would have easily given an answer that was appropriate, but
sufficiently vague and short to avoid getting her out of
her depth - for example, "the unpatriotic attacks on my
husbands record of service to his country" would have been
a perfect answer and a good put down. Her inability to
answer straightforward questions about her own speech shows
that she was just reciting words, not ideas, that she had
not understood, and had perhaps scarcely heard, the speech
she had just given.
Lloyd Parker
She was being badgered by the reporter for a right-wing
newspaper.
She was "badgered" by him persistently asking a question that
she should have been able to answer. The featherweight
questions that approved interviewers give her should tell you
the same thing as her inability to handle that reporter tells
us.
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21 Aug 2004 06:29:51 AM |
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In article <m4bdi0t3tsclbbf2d8n3du1bi161dpt7u4@4ax.com>,
James A. Donald <jamesd@echeque.com> wrote:
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James A. Donald
Not writing [her own] speech is standard and acceptable
conduct in politics. Not comprehending it is below
standard.
Lloyd Parker
Then Bush is way below standard.
Quite possibly, but on the available evidence he is a good deal
smarter than Teresa Kerry,
Really? She's not from the US and speaks much better English.
who is now completely shielded from
unfriendly questions, and when she gives an interview with a
friendly newsman, the friendly newsman asks only featherweight
questions, which suggests that the reason for the shielding is
that she is a featherbrain.
And when has Bush tried to answer hard questions? And he's the candidate;
Theresa is not.
Perhaps she is merely unskilled, and is now being given a crash
course in political debate, and they will let her out when she
is more skilled. Or perhaps she is dumb as a post. We will see
by and by.
A Bush supporter calling anyone dumb is like a frog calling someone ugly.
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20 Aug 2004 08:04:17 PM |
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On Fri, 20 Aug 04 10:53:08 GMT, (Lloyd Parker)
wrote:
In article <2ltai0tb23h6qpu8m7tp7dtlvl1fcjn2hv@4ax.com>,
James A. Donald <jamesd@echeque.com> wrote:
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James A. Donald
From now on [Kerry] had better have his wife stick to
gazing at him admiringly, or else he is going to look
mighty ***** whipped.
Kate
Real men don't have to try to do silly stuff like that. They
aren't afraid of women like you must be.
Not too many men are afraid of a woman whose only apparent
talent is the now long lost ability to marry someone much
richer. Her resume consists of past experience in giving away
her first husband's inherited money.
Apparently you are afraid of her. Otherwise you wouldn't care.
She cannot open her mouth without sticking her foot in it. She
patronizingly lectured conservatives on their lack of civility,
and then tells an insufficiently servile reporter to "shove it"
She stood up to a reporter for a paper that has been trying to take
her husband down with dirty tricks. Why does a woman with real guts
frighten you?
- not a good way of winding up a speech on civility. Kerry
needs to keep her quiet during the campaign. If he cannot
keep her quiet, he looks weak.
It's not his job to keep his wife quiet. Only a weak frightened man
would think such a thing.
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20 Aug 2004 08:59:48 PM |
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James A. Donald:
Not too many men are afraid of a woman whose only apparent
talent is the now long lost ability to marry someone much
richer. Her resume consists of past experience in giving
away her first husband's inherited money.
Kate
Apparently you are afraid of her. Otherwise you wouldn't
care.
Observe that in the friendly interviews they ask only
featherweight questions, implying that her handlers fear she
gets out of her depth mighty fast.
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20 Aug 2004 11:46:23 PM |
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On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 18:59:48 -0700, James A. Donald
<jamesd@echeque.com> wrote:
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James A. Donald:
Not too many men are afraid of a woman whose only apparent
talent is the now long lost ability to marry someone much
richer. Her resume consists of past experience in giving
away her first husband's inherited money.
Kate
Apparently you are afraid of her. Otherwise you wouldn't
care.
Observe that in the friendly interviews they ask only
featherweight questions, implying that her handlers fear she
gets out of her depth mighty fast.
I haven't noticed any such thing.
Why are you so stuck on her? She's not running for office, her
husband is.
You'd think Laura Bush the murderess would be more threatening to you.
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19 Aug 2004 11:18:01 PM |
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"Kate " <cobalt@newscene.com> wrote in message
news:413664aa.356593187@news-west.newscene.com...
| On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 14:31:54 -0700, James A. Donald
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| >"I think my wife speaks her mind appropriately," Kerry said
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| >From now on he had better have his wife stick to gazing at him
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| Real men don't have to try to do silly stuff like that. They aren't
| afraid of women like you must be.
LOL!! I was thinking the same thing.
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In article <413664aa.356593187@news-west.newscene.com>, (Kate ) wrote:
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 14:31:54 -0700, James A. Donald
<jamesd@echeque.com> wrote:
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"I think my wife speaks her mind appropriately," Kerry said
during a stop here on his trek to his nominating convention.
From now on he had better have his wife stick to gazing at him
admiringly, or else he is going to look mighty ***** whipped.
Real men don't have to try to do silly stuff like that. They aren't
afraid of women like you must be.
Ain't that the truth.
fundamentalism, fundamentally wrong.
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19 Aug 2004 03:00:49 PM |
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On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 12:14:20 -0400, Michael Marxist Moore
<mmmoore@N0TSPAM.0RG> wrote:
'Shove it' still reverberating!!
"Go ***** yourself" - ***** Cheney
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19 Aug 2004 08:34:16 PM |
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On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 12:14:20 -0400, Michael Marxist Moore
<mmmoore@N0TSPAM.0RG> wrote:
'Shove it' still reverberating!! LIBERALS HATE AMERICA!!!
-SNIP-
Have you thought about getting your hearing aid checked?
J.D.
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On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 20:34:16 -0500, J.D. <J.D.@> wrote:
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 12:14:20 -0400, Michael Marxist Moore
<mmmoore@N0TSPAM.0RG> wrote:
'Shove it' still reverberating!! LIBERALS HATE AMERICA!!!
-SNIP-
Have you thought about getting your hearing aid checked?
J.D.
Maybe if she only said "*****" like Cheney, that would be
presidential.
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On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 02:43:15 GMT, GWB
<president@whitehorse.gov> wrote:
Maybe if she only said "*****" like Cheney, that would be
presidential.
Cheney did not say "*****" after piously giving a pious
speach complaining about the incivility of his opponents.
The woman is a moron. But then, that is no reflection on
Kerry, who did not marry her for her brains.
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In article <jt4ci0501b70b7s9mnb2nc7jm3bqmvluuk@4ax.com>,
James A. Donald <jamesd@echeque.com> wrote:
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On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 02:43:15 GMT, GWB
<president@whitehorse.gov> wrote:
Maybe if she only said "*****" like Cheney, that would be
presidential.
Cheney did not say "*****" after piously giving a pious
speach complaining about the incivility of his opponents.
Neither did Theresa. Read the story.
The woman is a moron.
Still, if she had 90% of her brain removed, she be 10X you.
But then, that is no reflection on
Kerry, who did not marry her for her brains.
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| Title: Re: 'Shove it' still reverberating!! NEOCONS HATE AMERICANS!!! |
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On Thu, 19 Aug 20040, Fascist Pig wrote:
'Shove it' still reverberating!!
You mean echoing inside the emptiness of your mind.
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