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"THX1138" |
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14 Jun 2007 07:27:48 AM |
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New NBC Poll: Congress Gets Lower Rating Than Bush |
Democrats promised to be the most reform-minded Congress in history.
They promised to bring a new standard of ethics to Washington.
A new NBC/Wall Street Journal finds Americans aren't feeling the hype
- and they are giving the new Democratic-controlled Congress its
lowest approval rating yet.
Worse, the congressional approval rating is even less than President
Bush's sagging number.
According to the poll, just 23 percent of Americans approve of the job
Congress is doing.
Bush beats the congressional number by 6 points, pulling in a 29
percent approval rating.
The Democratically-controlled House and Senate have made blocking
President Bush's war on terror, especially his Iraq program, their No.
1 priority.
Apparently, Americans like the Democrats' approach even less the
president's.
Clearly, the country is in an angry, unsettled mood. Only 19 percent
of Americans believe the country is "headed in the right direction,"
while 68 percent say the country is on the "wrong" track.
Despite the low congressional approval rating, the discontentment may
be good news for Democratic presidential candidates.
The NBC poll found that in a hypothetical match-up between Hillary
Clinton and Rudy Giuliani, Hillary would win over Giuliani 48 percent
to 43 percent respectively, if the election were held today.
Similarly, a race between Barack Obama and Fred Thompson would give
Obama the win, 50 percent to 31 percent. Thompson has yet to announce
his candidacy.
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| User: "norman mailer-daemon" |
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| Title: Re: New NBC Poll: Congress Gets Lower Rating Than Bush |
18 Jun 2007 04:14:13 PM |
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On Jun 14, 8:27 am, THX1138 <xxxTHX1138...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Democrats promised to be the most reform-minded Congress in history.
They promised to bring a new standard of ethics to Washington.
A new NBC/Wall Street Journal finds Americans aren't feeling the hype
- and they are giving the new Democratic-controlled Congress its
lowest approval rating yet.
Worse, the congressional approval rating is even less than President
Bush's sagging number.
According to the poll, just 23 percent of Americans approve of the job
Congress is doing.
Bush beats the congressional number by 6 points, pulling in a 29
percent approval rating.
The Democratically-controlled House and Senate have made blocking
President Bush's war on terror, especially his Iraq program, their No.
1 priority.
Apparently, Americans like the Democrats' approach even less the
president's.
Clearly, the country is in an angry, unsettled mood. Only 19 percent
of Americans believe the country is "headed in the right direction,"
while 68 percent say the country is on the "wrong" track.
Despite the low congressional approval rating, the discontentment may
be good news for Democratic presidential candidates.
The NBC poll found that in a hypothetical match-up between Hillary
Clinton and Rudy Giuliani, Hillary would win over Giuliani 48 percent
to 43 percent respectively, if the election were held today.
Similarly, a race between Barack Obama and Fred Thompson would give
Obama the win, 50 percent to 31 percent. Thompson has yet to announce
his candidacy.
99% of Congress is made up of two types: Moderate conservatives and
Right Wing conservatives. They all do the bidding of the wealthy--
and no one else. That's obvious.
This poll clearly reflects the need for true liberal (not the
"pretend" liberal that your right wing radio talk show hosts whine
about -- Hillary Clinton is far from liberal- that's the reality)
leadership.
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| User: "Bill Rood" |
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| Title: Re: New NBC Poll: Congress Gets Lower Rating Than Bush |
18 Jun 2007 11:27:39 PM |
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norman mailer-daemon wrote:
On Jun 14, 8:27 am, THX1138 <xxxTHX1138...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Democrats promised to be the most reform-minded Congress in history.
They promised to bring a new standard of ethics to Washington.
A new NBC/Wall Street Journal finds Americans aren't feeling the hype
- and they are giving the new Democratic-controlled Congress its
lowest approval rating yet.
Worse, the congressional approval rating is even less than President
Bush's sagging number.
According to the poll, just 23 percent of Americans approve of the job
Congress is doing.
Bush beats the congressional number by 6 points, pulling in a 29
percent approval rating.
The Democratically-controlled House and Senate have made blocking
President Bush's war on terror, especially his Iraq program, their No.
1 priority.
Apparently, Americans like the Democrats' approach even less the
president's.
Clearly, the country is in an angry, unsettled mood. Only 19 percent
of Americans believe the country is "headed in the right direction,"
while 68 percent say the country is on the "wrong" track.
Despite the low congressional approval rating, the discontentment may
be good news for Democratic presidential candidates.
The NBC poll found that in a hypothetical match-up between Hillary
Clinton and Rudy Giuliani, Hillary would win over Giuliani 48 percent
to 43 percent respectively, if the election were held today.
Similarly, a race between Barack Obama and Fred Thompson would give
Obama the win, 50 percent to 31 percent. Thompson has yet to announce
his candidacy.
99% of Congress is made up of two types: Moderate conservatives and
Right Wing conservatives. They all do the bidding of the wealthy--
and no one else. That's obvious.
This poll clearly reflects the need for true liberal (not the
"pretend" liberal that your right wing radio talk show hosts whine
about -- Hillary Clinton is far from liberal- that's the reality)
leadership.
I'd settle for a true conservative, like Ron Paul. Anybody with ethics
and integrity.
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| User: "John H. Fisher" |
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| Title: Re: New NBC Poll: Congress Gets Lower Rating Than Bush |
15 Jun 2007 11:47:47 AM |
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On Jun 14, 8:27 am, THX1138 <xxxTHX1138...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Democrats promised to be the most reform-minded Congress in history.
They promised to bring a new standard of ethics to Washington.
A new NBC/Wall Street Journal finds Americans aren't feeling the hype
- and they are giving the new Democratic-controlled Congress its
lowest approval rating yet.
Worse, the congressional approval rating is even less than President
Bush's sagging number.
According to the poll, just 23 percent of Americans approve of the job
Congress is doing.
Bush beats the congressional number by 6 points, pulling in a 29
percent approval rating.
The Democratically-controlled House and Senate have made blocking
President Bush's war on terror, especially his Iraq program, their No.
1 priority.
Apparently, Americans like the Democrats' approach even less the
president's.
Clearly, the country is in an angry, unsettled mood. Only 19 percent
of Americans believe the country is "headed in the right direction,"
while 68 percent say the country is on the "wrong" track.
Despite the low congressional approval rating, the discontentment may
be good news for Democratic presidential candidates.
The NBC poll found that in a hypothetical match-up between Hillary
Clinton and Rudy Giuliani, Hillary would win over Giuliani 48 percent
to 43 percent respectively, if the election were held today.
Similarly, a race between Barack Obama and Fred Thompson would give
Obama the win, 50 percent to 31 percent. Thompson has yet to announce
his candidacy.
Polls are strange animals. The source 'n' the allignment of questions,
designed to produce a given result, are a great tool (distraction) for
the culprits who got us into our current malais.
Consider what the current Congress has achieved, in spite of the
opposition which unceasingly tries to undermine achievements of the
mal-administration which controls much of the process:
Nancy Pelosi:
"The 110th Congress is working to make progress for the American
people on the toughest challenges we face. Challenges that have gone
unaddressed for years in Washington. The Democratic-led House is
listening to the American people and providing the New Direction the
people voted for in November. The House has passed a wide range of
measures to strengthen our military, restore accountability, achieve
energy independence and reduce global warming, grow our economy, and
care for our children and families.
The House has had a remarkable level of achievement over the last
months, passing more than 45 key measures - most with a majority of
both Democrats and Republicans.
Unfortunately, the President has been a stubborn opponent of progress
for the American people on these key issues. He opposes or has
threatened to veto 60 percent of the House's work.
Learn more about the legislation of the 110th Congress:
Defending our Country
Growing our Economy
Caring for our Children and Families
Protecting our Planet
Restoring Accountability
Defending our Country
Implementing 9/11 Commission's Recommendations - H.R. 1
This legislation provides for the implementation of the 9/11
Commission's recommendations. The bill's provisions include major
improvements in aviation security, border security, and infrastructure
security; providing first responders the equipment and training they
need; beefing up efforts to prevent terrorists from acquiring weapons
of mass destruction; and significantly expanding diplomatic, economic,
educational, and other strategies designed to counter Islamic
terrorism.
Status: Passed January 9, 2007
The Administration opposes in its current form
Learn more>>
Concurrent Resolution on the President's Escalation Plan - H.RES.63
This resolution disapproves of the decision of the President announced
on January 10, 2007, to deploy more than 20,000 additional United
States combat troops to Iraq. It further resolves that Congress and
the American people will continue to support and protect the members
of the United States Armed Forces who are serving or who have served
bravely and honorably in Iraq.
Status: Passed February 16, 2007
Learn more>>
National Security FIRST Act - H.R. 556
This bill strengthens national security by reforming the interagency
Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) process
by which the Federal Government reviews foreign investments in the
United States for their national security implications.
Status: Passed February 28, 2007
Learn more>>
U.S. Troop Readiness, Veterans' Health and Iraq Accountability Act
Had it not been vetoed by the President, this bill would have
supported our troops and veterans, held the Bush Administration and
Iraqi government accountable, and brought our soldiers home by August
2008 or sooner. It would have expanded funding for veterans' health
care and hospitals and refocused military efforts on Afghanistan and
fighting terrorism.
Status: Passed March 23, 2007
Vetoed by the President May 1, 2007
Learn more>>
Rail and Mass Transit Security Act - H.R. 1401
This legislation is designed to close the security gaps facing rail
and mass transit and includes provisions on issues such as training,
grants, security planning, research and development, and shipments of
sensitive materials.
Status: Passed March 26, 2007
The President has threatened to veto
Learn more>>
Wounded Warrior Assistance Act - H.R. 1538
This bill responds to the problems brought to light at the Walter Reed
Army Medical Center and other military health care facilities. It
includes provisions to improve the access to quality medical care for
wounded service members who are outpatients at military health care
facilities, begin the process of restoring the integrity and
efficiency of the disability evaluation system, and improve the
transition of wounded service members from the Armed Forces to the VA
system.
Status: Passed March 28, 2007
Learn more>>
FY 2008 Homeland Security Authorization - H.R. 1684
This legislation authorizes $39.8 billion in funding for the
Department of Homeland Security in fiscal year 2008. Because the
President has been submitting budgets that underfunded key homeland
security priorities over the last few years, this bill is authorizing
$2.1 billion more than the President requested.
Status: Passed May 9, 2007
The President has threatened to veto
Learn more>>
Revised Version of the FY 2007 Supplemental Funding Bill - H.R. 2206
This bill is a revised version of the FY 2007 Supplemental, which
fails to include the tough provisions holding the Iraqi government
accountable and providing a responsible timetable for the redeployment
of U.S. troops contained in the earlier version. However, in this
bill, the President was forced to abandon his threat to veto any bill
containing accountability - agreeing to 18 benchmarks and a potential
cut-off of reconstruction aid if progress is not made toward meeting
them. The measure also includes a minimum wage increase, children's
health care, and other important domestic priorities.
Status: Passed May 10, 2007
Signed into the law by the President on May 25, 2007
Learn more>>
FY 2008 Intelligence Authorization Bill - H.R. 2082
This legislation will make new investments in intelligence personnel
and enhance oversight of how intelligence is carried out. It
authorizes intelligence funding for all U.S. intelligence agencies,
including our military intelligence organizations.
Status: Passed May 11, 2007
The Administration opposes in its current form
Learn more>>
FY 2008 Defense Authorization Bill - H.R. 1585
This legislation will provide the necessary resources and authorities
to quickly and efficiently reverse declining trends in training and
equipment readiness, and will also provide our service members doing
their duty overseas in multiple wars with the best gear and force
protection possible. Under the bill, our troops will get better health
care, better pay, and the benefits they have earned.
Status: Passed May 17, 2007
The President has threatened to veto
Learn more>>
Veterans Bills
These 6 bills support our veterans and honor their sacrifices,
providing them with expanded health care and the benefits they
deserve.
The Veterans Outreach and Improvement Act of 2007, H.R. 67, would
improve outreach activities of the Department of Veterans Affairs. It
allows the VA to partner with state and local governments to reach out
to veterans and their families in ensuring they receive the benefits
for which they are eligible and assist them in completing their
benefits claims.
The Returning Servicemember VA Healthcare Insurance Act of 2007, H.R.
612, extends the period of eligibility for health care for combat
service in the Persian Gulf or future hostilities from two years to
five years after discharge or release.
The Traumatic Brain Injury Health Enhancement and Long-Term Support
Act of 2007, H.R. 2199, ensures that our veterans are properly
screened for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI, the signature injury of the
wars in Iraq and Afghanistan) and, if diagnosed, receive the
appropriate treatment.
The Early Access to Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Benefits
Act, H.R. 2239, expands eligibility for vocational rehabilitation
benefits for severely injured service members undergoing long-term
care and recovery. It makes it easier for injured veterans with
service-connected disabilities by allowing the Veterans'
Administration's vocational rehabilitation and employment (VR&E)
benefits to be received before discharge.
The Chiropractic Care Available to All Veterans Act, H.R. 1470,
requires the provision of chiropractic care and services to veterans
at all Department of Veterans Affairs medical center.
H.R. 1660 would direct the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to establish
a national cemetery for veterans in the Southern Colorado region.
Status: Passed May 23, 2007
Learn more>>
The Afghanistan Freedom and Security Support Act - H.R. 2446
This legislation will fund development, economic and security
assistance programs, and establishment of a coordinator to tackle the
growing threat of narcotics in Afghanistan. The bill renews a 2002
Afghanistan authorization and provides additional support for programs
as diverse as assistance to women and girls, energy development and
counter-narcotics. This bill represents the United States' commitment
to achieving long-term stability and security in Afghanistan.
Status: Passed June 6, 2007
Learn more>>
Growing our Economy
Raising the Minimum Wage - H.R. 2
This bill increases the minimum wage from $5.15 to $7.25 an hour over
two years. Increasing the minimum wage to $7.25 per hour brings a pay
raise for up to 13 million Americans.
Status: Passed January 10, 2007
The President signed into law on May 25 as part of the revised 2007
supplemental funding bill, H.R. 2206
Learn more>>
Employee Free Choice Act - H.R. 800
The Employee Free Choice Act will restore workers' rights by removing
obstacles that prevent workers from choosing whether or not they want
to form or join a union.
Status: Passed March 1, 2007
The President has threatened to veto
Learn more>>
10,000 Teachers, 10 Million Minds Science and Math Scholarship Act -
H.R. 362
This legislation ensures that our teachers are equipped to adequately
prepare the workforce of tomorrow in science, math, and technology. It
invests in new teachers through professional development, summer
training institutes, graduate education assistance, and scholarships.
Status: Passed April 24, 2007
The Administration opposes in its current form
Learn more>>
Sowing the Seeds Through Science and Engineering Research Act - H.R.
363
This act encourages scientists by providing grants in the early stages
of their careers, supporting recruiting and training young scientists
and engineers.
Status: Passed April 24, 2007
Learn more>>
Small Business Lending Improvement Act - H.R. 1332
This legislation provides small businesses with the access to capital
they need to start and expand their businesses.
Status: Passed April 25, 2007
The Administration opposes in its current form
Learn more>>
National Science Foundation Authorization Act - H.R. 1867
This legislation puts us on a path to doubling funding for the
National Science Foundation's research over the next 10 years, and
encourages young scientists and researchers.
Status: Passed May 2, 2007
Learn more>>
Technology Innovation and Manufacturing Stimulation Act - H.R. 1868
This legislation is the first full reauthorization of the National
Institutes of Standards and Technology since 1991, authorizing $2.5
billion for fiscal year 2008-2010.
Status: Passed May 3, 2007
The Administration opposes in its current form
Learn more>>
Small Business Fairness in Contracting Act - H.R. 1873
This legislation will put small businesses on a level playing field
with big corporations by increasing their access to federal contracts.
It will require the Small Business Administration to reach out to
small businesses regarding opportunities for earning government
contracts, and mandate stricter oversight of government agencies to
ensure they are making progress in awarding contracts to small
businesses.
Status: Passed May 10, 2007
The Administration opposes in its current form
Learn more>>
Ominbus Innovation & Competitiveness bill - H.R. 2272
This bill is made up of five Innovation Agenda bills that have been
passed by the House over the last several weeks. They were combined
into one bill to prepare to go to conference with the Senate, which
passed an omnibus innovation and competitiveness bill (S. 761) on
April 25.
H.R. 2272 combined the following five bills:
The 10,000 Teachers, 10 Million Minds Science and Math Scholarship
Act, H.R. 362
The Sowing the Seeds Through Science and Engineering Research Act,
H.R. 363
The National Science Foundation Authorization Act, H.R. 1867
The Technology Innovation and Manufacturing Stimulation Act, H.R. 1868
The Amending High-Performance Computing Act, H.R. 1068
Status: Passed May 21, 2007
Learn more>>
The No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels (NOPEC) Act - H.R. 2264
This legislation enables the Department of Justice to take legal
action against foreign nations for participating in oil cartels that
drive up oil prices globally and in the United States. It does so by
exempting OPEC and other nations from the provisions of the Foreign
Sovereign Immunities Act when acting in a commercial capacity; by
making clear that the so-called "Act of State" doctrine does not
prevent courts from ruling on antitrust charges brought against
foreign governments; and by authorizing the Department of Justice to
bring lawsuits in U.S. courts against cartel members.
Status: Passed May 23, 2007
The President has threatened to veto
Learn more>>
The Energy Price Gouging Act - H.R. 1252
This legislation will reduce the burden of rising gas prices on
American families, providing immediate relief to consumers by giving
the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) the authority to investigate and
punish those who artificially inflate the price of energy. It ensures
the federal government has the tools it needs to adequately respond to
energy emergencies and prohibit price gouging - with a priority on
refineries and big oil companies.
Status: Passed May 24, 2007
The President has threatened to veto
Learn more>>
Caring for our Children and Families
Promoting Life-Saving Stem Cell Research - H.R. 3/S.5
This research bill increases the number of lines of stem cells that
are eligible to be used in federally-funded research. The bill
authorizes Health and Human Services (HHS) to support research
involving embryonic stem cells meeting certain criteria, regardless of
the date on which the stem cells were derived from an embryo. The bill
only authorizes the use of stem cell lines generated from embryos that
would otherwise be discarded by fertility clinics.
Status: Passed January 11, 2007
Final version passed by the House on June 7, 2007
The President has threatened to veto
Learn more>>
Requiring Medicare to Negotiate Lower Prescription Drug Prices - H.R.
4
This bill repeals the current provision that prohibits the Secretary
of Health and Human Services (HHS) from negotiating with drug
companies for lower prices for those enrolled in Medicare prescription
drug plans and instead requires the Secretary to conduct such
negotiations.
Status: Passed January 12, 2007
The President has threatened to veto
Learn more>>
Cutting Interest Rates on Student Loans - H.R. 5
This bill makes college more accessible and affordable by cutting the
interest rates on subsidized student loans in half - from the current
6.8 percent to 3.4 percent. This significantly cuts the student debt
burden of about 5 million students.
Status: Passed January 17, 2007
The Administration opposes in its current form
Learn more>>
Methamphetamine Remediation Research Act, H.R. 365
This legislation will protect innocent families against the after-
effects of methamphetamine production in their neighborhoods by
funding meth lab recovery and remediation.
Status: Passed February 7, 2007
Learn more>>
Gulf Coast Housing Recovery Act - H.R. 1227
This legislation addresses the housing needs of the survivors of
Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, and is the first of several bills that
the House will consider to deal with the unmet needs of the people of
the Gulf Coast.
Status: Passed March 21, 2007
Learn more>>
Genetic Nondiscrimination Act - H.R. 493
This legislation will protect personal genetic information from
discriminatory use by health insurers and employers.
Status: Passed April 25, 2007
Learn more>>
Improving Head Start Act - H.R. 1429
This legislation will help more children arrive at kindergarten ready
to succeed by improving program quality and expanding access to more
children.
Status: Passed May 2, 2007
The Administration opposes in its current form
Learn more>>
Hate Crimes Prevention Act - H.R. 1592
This legislation will provide new resources to help state and local
law enforcement agencies prevent and prosecute hate crimes, and closes
gaps in current federal hate crimes law.
Status: Passed May 3, 2007
The President has threatened to veto
Learn more>>
COPS Improvement Act of 2007 - H.R. 1700
This legislation will provide much needed support to local law
enforcement agencies for their community oriented policing (COPS)
efforts. This legislation is especially important as local law
enforcement agencies struggle with funding gaps to keep officers on
the streets.
Status: Passed May 15, 2007
Learn more>>
Protecting our Planet
Repealing Big Oil Subsidies/Investing in Renewable Fuels - H.R. 6
This bill invests in clean, renewable energy and energy efficiency by
repealing billions in subsidies given to big oil companies that are
raking in record profits.
Status: Passed January 18, 2007
Learn more>>
Reauthorizing Sewer Overflow Control Grants - H.R. 569
This bill authorizes $1.5 billion in grants to local communities over
the next five years to construct treatment works to deal with sewer
overflows that often occur after heavy rainfalls. This bill is crucial
because sewer overflows represent a major public health hazard.
Status: Passed March 7, 2007
The Administration opposes in its current form
Learn more>>
Reauthorizing Pilot Program for Increasing Useable Water Supply - H.R.
700
This bill authorizes $125 million to fund projects that increase
usable water supply by encouraging innovation in water reclamation,
reuse and conservation.
Status: Passed March 8, 2007
The Administration opposes in its current form
Learn more>>
Reauthorizing Clean Water State Revolving Loan Fund - H.R. 720
The Clean Water State Revolving Loan Fund is a vital program for state
and local governments that addresses critical water infrastructure
needs. This bill authorizes a total of $14 billion for the fund over
the next four years, ensures clean water and fosters economic
development in local communities by helping pay for building and
improving wastewater treatment facilities.
Status: Passed March 9, 2007
The President has threatened to veto
Learn more>>
Advanced Fuels Infrastructure R&D Act - H.R. 547
This legislation will help make alternative biofuels more quickly and
affordably, and assists retailers in the transition to clean diesel
fuels.
Status: Passed February 17, 2007
Learn more>>
Water Resources Development Act of 2007 - H.R. 1495
This legislation authorizes several projects and studies for the
United States Army Corps of Engineers to carry out its major missions
of flood control to protect our lives and livelihoods, viable
navigation corridors for the movement of goods and services, and
ecosystem restoration projects to improve the health of our nation's
environment.
Status: Passed April 19, 2007
Learn more>>
Restoring Accountability
Honest Leadership - H.Res. 6
To clean up Washington and sever unethical ties between lawmakers and
lobbyists, House Democrats started by banning travel and gifts from
lobbyists, requiring full transparency to end the abuse of special
interest earmarks, banning travel on corporate jets, shutting down the
K Street project, reinstating the strict rules of pay-as-you-go
budgeting, and ending the abusive processes that have destroyed
democracy in the House of Representatives. These measures are the
first steps to ensure that this Congress upholds the highest ethical
standards.
Status: Passed January 5, 2007
Learn more>>
Pension Forfeiture Act - H.R. 476
This legislation requires that Members convicted of certain federal
offenses forfeit their congressional pension rights.
Status: Passed January 23, 2007
The Freedom of Information Act Amendments of 2007 - H.R. 1309
This bill amends the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) in a dozen
substantive provisions to provide for more timely disclosure of
government documents, including restoring the presumption of
disclosure to FOIA, helping FOIA requesters obtain timely responses,
improving transparency in agency compliance with FOIA, providing an
alternative to litigation, and providing accountability for FOIA
decisions.
Status: Passed March 14, 2007
The Administration opposes in its current form
Learn more>>
Presidential Records Act Amendments of 2007 - H.R. 1255
Under the Presidential Records Act, presidential records are supposed
to be released to historians and the public 12 years after the end of
a presidential administration. In 2001, President George W. Bush
issued an executive order which gave current and former presidents and
vice presidents broad authority to withhold presidential records or
delay their release indefinitely. The Presidential Records Act
Amendments of 2007 nullifies the Bush executive order and establishes
procedures to ensure the timely release of presidential records.
Status: Passed March 14, 2007
The President has threatened to veto
Learn more>>
Presidential Library Donation Reform Act of 2007 - H.R. 1254
This bill requires the disclosure of donors to Presidential libraries.
Presidential libraries are built using private funds raised by an
organization or foundation working on behalf of the president. Under
current law, donations for the presidential library can be unlimited
in size and are not required to be disclosed. The bill would require
that all organizations established for the purpose of raising funds
for presidential libraries or their related facilities report on a
quarterly basis all contributions of $200 or more.
Status: Passed March 14, 2007
Learn more>>
Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act of 2007 - H.R. 985
This bill strengthens protections for federal whistleblowers to
prevent retaliation against those who report wrongdoing, waste, fraud,
or abuse to authorities.
Status: Passed March 14, 2007
The President has threatened to veto
Learn more>>
Accountability in Contracting Act - H.R. 1362
This bill changes federal acquisition law to require agencies to limit
the use of abuse-prone contracts, to increase transparency and
accountability in federal contracting, and to protect the integrity of
the acquisition workforce.
Status: Passed March 15, 2007
The Administration opposes in its current form
Learn more>>
Interim Appointment of U.S. Attorneys - H.R. 580
This legislation will help better ensure the independence of U.S.
Attorneys - by repealing a provision in a 2006 statute that grants the
Attorney General the authority to make indefinite interim appointments
of U.S. Attorneys, who can then serve indefinitely without Senate
confirmation.
Status: Passed March 26, 2007
Learn more>>
Taxpayer Protection Act - H.R. 1677
This legislation increases IRS outreach to provide taxpayers with
stronger protections from identity theft and tax fraud. The bill
simplifies tax filing requirements, strengthens outreach so people
know they are entitled to tax refunds or payments under the Earned
Income Tax Credit, and it increases taxpayer protections from
"predatory" providers.
Status: Passed April 17, 2007
Learn more>>
RECOVER Act - H.R. 1361
This legislation overhauls the Small Business Administration's (SBA)
Disaster Assistance Program. In response to SBA's disastrous
performance after the 2005 Gulf State hurricanes, this bill provides
numerous provisions to improve and strengthen the SBA disaster
assistance program.
Status: Passed April 18, 2007
The President opposes in its current form
Learn more>>
Shareholder Vote on Executive Compensation Act - H.R. 1257
This bill requires that public companies ensure that shareholders have
an annual nonbinding vote on their company's executive compensation
plans. It also requires a nonbinding advisory vote if the company
awards a new golden parachute package while simultaneously negotiating
the purchase or sale of the company.
Status: Passed April 20, 2007
The Administration opposes in its current form
Learn more>>
D.C. Voting Rights Act - H.R. 1905
This legislation will secure voting rights in the House for the
District of Columbia, permanently expanding the U.S. House of
Representatives from 435 to 437 seats. This provides a vote to the
District of Columbia and a new, at-large seat through the 112th
Congress to the state next entitled to increase its congressional
representation (which, according to the Census, is Utah).
Status: Passed April 19, 2007
The President has threatened to veto
Learn more>>
Student Loan Sunshine Act - H.R. 890
In light of mounting evidence of unethical practices in the student
loan industry, this legislation cleans up the relationships between
student lenders and colleges.
Status: Passed May 9, 2007
Learn more>>
Honest Leadership and Open Government Act - H.R. 2316
This legislation ends the tight-knit relationship between lobbyists
and lawmakers. This is a tough bill that ends the culture of
corruption, and restores accountability in Washington, ending the
tight-knit relationship between lobbyists and lawmakers and taking
another major step toward making the 110th Congress the most open,
honest Congress in history.
Status: Passed May 24, 2007
Learn more>>
The Lobbying Transparency Act - H.R. 2317
This bill requiring lobbyists who "bundle," or collect campaign checks
for Members of Congress, to meet strict reporting and disclosure
guidelines.
Status: Passed May 24, 2007
Learn more>>
The Preserving United States Attorney Independence Act - S. 214
This bill reinstates the Senate's role in the U.S. Attorney
confirmation process. It is designed to help better ensure the
independence of U.S. Attorneys - by repealing a provision in a 2006
statute that grants the Attorney General the authority to make
indefinite interim appointments of U.S. Attorneys, who can then serve
indefinitely without Senate confirmation.
Status: Passed May 22, 2007
Learn more>>
The Federal Housing Finance Reform Act - H.R. 1427
This legislation will overhaul the regulatory oversight of Fannie Mae,
Freddie Mac and the Federal Home Loan Banks, and create a new,
independent regulator with broad powers analogous to current banking
regulators. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are government-sponsored
enterprises, meaning they are both created and chartered by Congress
in addition to being private, profit-seeking businesses. It also
creates a non-taxpayer financed affordable housing fund, which will
dedicate hundreds of millions of dollars for the construction,
maintenance and preservation of affordable housing, with the first
year of the fund to be dedicated to the hurricane stricken areas of
the Gulf Coast, and billions of dollars over the next five years for
affordable housing nationwide.
Status: Passed May 22, 2007"
Learn more>>
http://www.speaker.gov/legislation/
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14 Jun 2007 07:38:23 AM |
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On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 05:27:48 -0700, THX1138 <xxxTHX1138xxx@yahoo.com>
puked:
Democrats promised to be the most reform-minded Congress in history.
They promised to bring a new standard of ethics to Washington.
A new NBC/Wall Street Journal finds Americans aren't feeling the hype
- and they are giving the new Democratic-controlled Congress its
lowest approval rating yet.
Worse, the congressional approval rating is even less than President
Bush's sagging number.
According to the poll, just 23 percent of Americans approve of the job
Congress is doing.
Well that sums it up nicely. The people in here arguing how people
don't like Republicans need to learn that people don't like
politicians period.
This will be an interesting presidential election. Congress has
proven that just voting against Republicans doesn't make the masses
happy.
And besides, like all the Democrats have been saying for years, having
one party control the house, senate and white house is unacceptable.
I'm sure they'll all be voting Republican to see that doesn't
happen...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
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14 Jun 2007 10:16:59 AM |
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"lab~rat >:-)" <chase@cheeze.net> wrote in message
news:btc273ldfpnhf707a05skfnk4l2lp7mc26@4ax.com...
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 05:27:48 -0700, THX1138 <xxxTHX1138xxx@yahoo.com>
puked:
Democrats promised to be the most reform-minded Congress in history.
They promised to bring a new standard of ethics to Washington.
A new NBC/Wall Street Journal finds Americans aren't feeling the hype
- and they are giving the new Democratic-controlled Congress its
lowest approval rating yet.
Worse, the congressional approval rating is even less than President
Bush's sagging number.
According to the poll, just 23 percent of Americans approve of the job
Congress is doing.
Well that sums it up nicely. The people in here arguing how people
don't like Republicans need to learn that people don't like
politicians period.
This will be an interesting presidential election. Congress has
proven that just voting against Republicans doesn't make the masses
happy.
And besides, like all the Democrats have been saying for years, having
one party control the house, senate and white house is unacceptable.
I'm sure they'll all be voting Republican to see that doesn't
happen...
The thing they hate has been the democrats inability to do what they voted
for last November: a US withdrawl from Iraq. The Democrats could have
already forced Bush's hand by stopping all funding for the war but they are
too much of a bunch of ***** wimps to do it for fear of the next elections
attack ads for them not supporting the troops. Serious campaign reform has
to include a ethics committee and monetary limits to campaigning. They could
have called for Cheney, Gonzales, Bush's resignation and impeachment but
they are playing standard politics by playing it safe. With the worst
administration ever there have to be political martyrs to end their
corruption and it seems that none of them have the balls to stand up and
take the hits.
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| User: "lab~rat :-" |
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14 Jun 2007 11:20:19 AM |
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On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 15:16:59 GMT, "Jebus Saves"
<GeorgeWBush@drunkencokeheadedTraitorousAWOLCOWARDBITCHES.com> puked:
"lab~rat >:-)" <chase@cheeze.net> wrote in message
news:btc273ldfpnhf707a05skfnk4l2lp7mc26@4ax.com...
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 05:27:48 -0700, THX1138 <xxxTHX1138xxx@yahoo.com>
puked:
Democrats promised to be the most reform-minded Congress in history.
They promised to bring a new standard of ethics to Washington.
A new NBC/Wall Street Journal finds Americans aren't feeling the hype
- and they are giving the new Democratic-controlled Congress its
lowest approval rating yet.
Worse, the congressional approval rating is even less than President
Bush's sagging number.
According to the poll, just 23 percent of Americans approve of the job
Congress is doing.
Well that sums it up nicely. The people in here arguing how people
don't like Republicans need to learn that people don't like
politicians period.
This will be an interesting presidential election. Congress has
proven that just voting against Republicans doesn't make the masses
happy.
And besides, like all the Democrats have been saying for years, having
one party control the house, senate and white house is unacceptable.
I'm sure they'll all be voting Republican to see that doesn't
happen...
The thing they hate has been the democrats inability to do what they voted
for last November: a US withdrawl from Iraq. The Democrats could have
already forced Bush's hand by stopping all funding for the war but they are
too much of a bunch of ***** wimps to do it for fear of the next elections
attack ads for them not supporting the troops. Serious campaign reform has
to include a ethics committee and monetary limits to campaigning. They could
have called for Cheney, Gonzales, Bush's resignation and impeachment but
they are playing standard politics by playing it safe. With the worst
administration ever there have to be political martyrs to end their
corruption and it seems that none of them have the balls to stand up and
take the hits.
Well having the balls to do it is part of the equation, but there is
no political reason that any of them would cut funding for the war.
In addition, they showed their ***** by putting a pullout stipulation in
the bills when they were told right to their face that no bill would
be signed with the stipulation in there.
And if they have something resembling an impeachable offense, they
sure as hell would have brought it to the table already, ergo, they
don't.
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
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| User: "John H. Fisher" |
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| Title: Re: New NBC Poll: Congress Gets Lower Rating Than Bush |
14 Jun 2007 12:12:06 PM |
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On Jun 14, 12:20?pm, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 15:16:59 GMT, "Jebus Saves"
<GeorgeWB...@drunkencokeheadedTraitorousAWOLCOWARDBITCHES.com> puked:
"lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote in message
news:btc273ldfpnhf707a05skfnk4l2lp7mc26@4ax.com...
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 05:27:48 -0700, THX1138 <xxxTHX1138...@yahoo.com>
puked:
Democrats promised to be the most reform-minded Congress in history.
They promised to bring a new standard of ethics to Washington.
A new NBC/Wall Street Journal finds Americans aren't feeling the hype
- and they are giving the new Democratic-controlled Congress its
lowest approval rating yet.
Worse, the congressional approval rating is even less than President
Bush's sagging number.
According to the poll, just 23 percent of Americans approve of the job
Congress is doing.
Well that sums it up nicely. The people in here arguing how people
don't like Republicans need to learn that people don't like
politicians period.
This will be an interesting presidential election. Congress has
proven that just voting against Republicans doesn't make the masses
happy.
And besides, like all the Democrats have been saying for years, having
one party control the house, senate and white house is unacceptable.
I'm sure they'll all be voting Republican to see that doesn't
happen...
The thing they hate has been the democrats inability to do what they voted
for last November: a US withdrawl from Iraq. The Democrats could have
already forced Bush's hand by stopping all funding for the war but they are
too much of a bunch of ***** wimps to do it for fear of the next elections
attack ads for them not supporting the troops. Serious campaign reform has
to include a ethics committee and monetary limits to campaigning. They could
have called for Cheney, Gonzales, Bush's resignation and impeachment but
they are playing standard politics by playing it safe. With the worst
administration ever there have to be political martyrs to end their
corruption and it seems that none of them have the balls to stand up and
take the hits.
Well having the balls to do it is part of the equation, but there is
no political reason that any of them would cut funding for the war.
In addition, they showed their ***** by putting a pullout stipulation in
the bills when they were told right to their face that no bill would
be signed with the stipulation in there.
And if they have something resembling an impeachable offense, they
sure as hell would have brought it to the table already, ergo, they
don't.
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
http://www.anationdeceived.org/blog/bush-cheney-impeachment-update-for-6-12-2007/
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| User: "John H. Fisher" |
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| Title: Re: New NBC Poll: Congress Gets Lower Rating Than Bush |
14 Jun 2007 07:42:19 PM |
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On Jun 14, 1:12?pm, "John H. Fisher" <TaxServ...@aol.com> wrote:
On Jun 14, 12:20?pm, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 15:16:59 GMT, "Jebus Saves"
<GeorgeWB...@drunkencokeheadedTraitorousAWOLCOWARDBITCHES.com> puked:
"lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote in message
news:btc273ldfpnhf707a05skfnk4l2lp7mc26@4ax.com...
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 05:27:48 -0700, THX1138 <xxxTHX1138...@yahoo.com>
puked:
Democrats promised to be the most reform-minded Congress in history.
They promised to bring a new standard of ethics to Washington.
A new NBC/Wall Street Journal finds Americans aren't feeling the hype
- and they are giving the new Democratic-controlled Congress its
lowest approval rating yet.
Worse, the congressional approval rating is even less than President
Bush's sagging number.
According to the poll, just 23 percent of Americans approve of the job
Congress is doing.
Well that sums it up nicely. The people in here arguing how people
don't like Republicans need to learn that people don't like
politicians period.
This will be an interesting presidential election. Congress has
proven that just voting against Republicans doesn't make the masses
happy.
And besides, like all the Democrats have been saying for years, having
one party control the house, senate and white house is unacceptable.
I'm sure they'll all be voting Republican to see that doesn't
happen...
The thing they hate has been the democrats inability to do what they voted
for last November: a US withdrawl from Iraq. The Democrats could have
already forced Bush's hand by stopping all funding for the war but they are
too much of a bunch of ***** wimps to do it for fear of the next elections
attack ads for them not supporting the troops. Serious campaign reform has
to include a ethics committee and monetary limits to campaigning. They could
have called for Cheney, Gonzales, Bush's resignation and impeachment but
they are playing standard politics by playing it safe. With the worst
administration ever there have to be political martyrs to end their
corruption and it seems that none of them have the balls to stand up and
take the hits.
Well having the balls to do it is part of the equation, but there is
no political reason that any of them would cut funding for the war.
In addition, they showed their ***** by putting a pullout stipulation in
the bills when they were told right to their face that no bill would
be signed with the stipulation in there.
And if they have something resembling an impeachable offense, they
sure as hell would have brought it to the table already, ergo, they
don't.
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
http://www.anationdeceived.org/blog/bush-cheney-impeachment-update-fo...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
My hobby would be to have crimes against humanity exposed and brought
before a world tribunal. Impeachment is meant to stop the abuse in
its tracks. A "stopgap measure", if you like.
Did you expect no one would respond to your diatribe??? You posed a
scenario. I produced a response. I thought you were interested in
the subject, since you brought it up!!!-:)
http://www.anationdeceived.org/blog/bush-cheney-impeachment-update-fo...
Thanks for your support!!-:)
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| User: "lab~rat :-" |
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15 Jun 2007 07:55:48 AM |
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On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 17:42:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxService@aol.com> puked:
Did you expect no one would respond to your diatribe??? You posed a
scenario. I produced a response. I thought you were interested in
the subject, since you brought it up!!!-:)
Of course I expected a response. And frankly, a kook website about
impeaching the Bush administration was expected as well.
I was hoping for some surprises here. C'mon, Johnny boy, you can do
better than that...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
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| User: "John H. Fisher" |
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| Title: Re: New NBC Poll: Congress Gets Lower Rating Than Bush |
15 Jun 2007 09:11:42 AM |
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On Jun 15, 8:55?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 17:42:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
Did you expect no one would respond to your diatribe??? You posed a
scenario. I produced a response. I thought you were interested in
the subject, since you brought it up!!!-:)
Of course I expected a response. And frankly, a kook website about
impeaching the Bush administration was expected as well.
I was hoping for some surprises here. C'mon, Johnny boy, you can do
better than that...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
The intent is not to "surprise" you. The intent is to bring you to
the realization that criminals exist in the government foisted upon us
by coup. This may help you come to the realization!! Just count the
ways!!=:)
http://aolsearch.aol.com/aol/search?query=BUSH+AND+CRIMES+AGAINST+HUMANITY&page=1&nt=null&invocationType=client_searchbox&clickstreamid=-2942553823108297641
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| User: "lab~rat :-" |
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15 Jun 2007 09:21:48 AM |
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On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 07:11:42 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxService@aol.com> puked:
On Jun 15, 8:55?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 17:42:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
Did you expect no one would respond to your diatribe??? You posed a
scenario. I produced a response. I thought you were interested in
the subject, since you brought it up!!!-:)
Of course I expected a response. And frankly, a kook website about
impeaching the Bush administration was expected as well.
I was hoping for some surprises here. C'mon, Johnny boy, you can do
better than that...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
The intent is not to "surprise" you. The intent is to bring you to
the realization that criminals exist in the government foisted upon us
by coup. This may help you come to the realization!! Just count the
ways!!=:)
http://aolsearch.aol.com/aol/search?query=BUSH+AND+CRIMES+AGAINST+HUMANITY&page=1&nt=null&invocationType=client_searchbox&clickstreamid=-2942553823108297641
You live in a vividly colorful and hate-filled world. So tell me, are
you old enough to have cried about the tri-lateral commission or are
you new to distrust and dislike of the government?
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
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| User: "John H. Fisher" |
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| Title: Re: New NBC Poll: Congress Gets Lower Rating Than Bush |
15 Jun 2007 10:53:19 AM |
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On Jun 15, 10:21?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 07:11:42 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
On Jun 15, 8:55?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 17:42:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
Did you expect no one would respond to your diatribe??? You posed a
scenario. I produced a response. I thought you were interested in
the subject, since you brought it up!!!-:)
Of course I expected a response. And frankly, a kook website about
impeaching the Bush administration was expected as well.
I was hoping for some surprises here. C'mon, Johnny boy, you can do
better than that...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
The intent is not to "surprise" you. The intent is to bring you to
the realization that criminals exist in the government foisted upon us
by coup. This may help you come to the realization!! Just count the
ways!!=:)
http://aolsearch.aol.com/aol/search?query=BUSH+AND+CRIMES+AGAINST+HUM...
You live in a vividly colorful and hate-filled world. So tell me, are
you old enough to have cried about the tri-lateral commission or are
you new to distrust and dislike of the government?
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
In 1948, I was in college. I've been aware of, and kept informed,
thru the years. It doesn't take much , for me, to draw on those
resources in formulating opinions about our Lieders.
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| User: "lab~rat :-" |
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| Title: Re: New NBC Poll: Congress Gets Lower Rating Than Bush |
18 Jun 2007 08:02:18 AM |
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On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 08:53:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxService@aol.com> puked:
On Jun 15, 10:21?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 07:11:42 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
On Jun 15, 8:55?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 17:42:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
Did you expect no one would respond to your diatribe??? You posed a
scenario. I produced a response. I thought you were interested in
the subject, since you brought it up!!!-:)
Of course I expected a response. And frankly, a kook website about
impeaching the Bush administration was expected as well.
I was hoping for some surprises here. C'mon, Johnny boy, you can do
better than that...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
The intent is not to "surprise" you. The intent is to bring you to
the realization that criminals exist in the government foisted upon us
by coup. This may help you come to the realization!! Just count the
ways!!=:)
http://aolsearch.aol.com/aol/search?query=BUSH+AND+CRIMES+AGAINST+HUM...
You live in a vividly colorful and hate-filled world. So tell me, are
you old enough to have cried about the tri-lateral commission or are
you new to distrust and dislike of the government?
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
In 1948, I was in college. I've been aware of, and kept informed,
thru the years. It doesn't take much , for me, to draw on those
resources in formulating opinions about our Lieders.
So you're saying this is nothing new for you. How about the innernet?
Seems that you put a lot of stake in some silly ***** websites...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
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| User: "John H. Fisher" |
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| Title: Re: New NBC Poll: Congress Gets Lower Rating Than Bush |
18 Jun 2007 01:56:45 PM |
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On Jun 18, 9:02?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 08:53:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
On Jun 15, 10:21?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 07:11:42 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
On Jun 15, 8:55?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 17:42:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
Did you expect no one would respond to your diatribe??? You posed a
scenario. I produced a response. I thought you were interested in
the subject, since you brought it up!!!-:)
Of course I expected a response. And frankly, a kook website about
impeaching the Bush administration was expected as well.
I was hoping for some surprises here. C'mon, Johnny boy, you can do
better than that...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
The intent is not to "surprise" you. The intent is to bring you to
the realization that criminals exist in the government foisted upon us
by coup. This may help you come to the realization!! Just count the
ways!!=:)
http://aolsearch.aol.com/aol/search?query=BUSH+AND+CRIMES+AGAINST+HUM...
You live in a vividly colorful and hate-filled world. So tell me, are
you old enough to have cried about the tri-lateral commission or are
you new to distrust and dislike of the government?
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
In 1948, I was in college. I've been aware of, and kept informed,
thru the years. It doesn't take much , for me, to draw on those
resources in formulating opinions about our Lieders.
So you're saying this is nothing new for you. How about the innernet?
Seems that you put a lot of stake in some silly ***** websites...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Of course, "propaganda", and the numbing of citizens, designed by
controlling elements, is nothing new to me!!!
As for the "internet", I find it a useful tool in spreading the gospel
of truth and exposing degenerate governors for what they really are.
"Silly ***** websites", perhaps, contain only elements of truth. The
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, is not always easy
to Discern. Rather than mouth "opinions", I make every effort to deal
with ascertainable FACTS.
TELL BUSH:
CONFUCIOUS SAY: "YOUR JOB IS TO GOVERN, NOT TO KILL"!!!
I SAY: "MURDERER"!!!! and have no problem supporting that label of a
VERY EVIL MAN!!! If there is such an entity as an agent of Beelzebub,
or Beelzebub, ITSELF, surely it takes shape in the body 'n' mind of a
p-Resident who was foisted upon us by coup and the strengthing of a
malfeasant court.
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| User: "Bill Rood" |
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| Title: Re: New NBC Poll: Congress Gets Lower Rating Than Bush |
18 Jun 2007 11:23:01 PM |
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John H. Fisher wrote:
On Jun 18, 9:02?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 08:53:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
On Jun 15, 10:21?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 07:11:42 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
On Jun 15, 8:55?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 17:42:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
Did you expect no one would respond to your diatribe??? You posed a
scenario. I produced a response. I thought you were interested in
the subject, since you brought it up!!!-:)
Of course I expected a response. And frankly, a kook website about
impeaching the Bush administration was expected as well.
I was hoping for some surprises here. C'mon, Johnny boy, you can do
better than that...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
The intent is not to "surprise" you. The intent is to bring you to
the realization that criminals exist in the government foisted upon us
by coup. This may help you come to the realization!! Just count the
ways!!=:)
http://aolsearch.aol.com/aol/search?query=BUSH+AND+CRIMES+AGAINST+HUM...
You live in a vividly colorful and hate-filled world. So tell me, are
you old enough to have cried about the tri-lateral commission or are
you new to distrust and dislike of the government?
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
In 1948, I was in college. I've been aware of, and kept informed,
thru the years. It doesn't take much , for me, to draw on those
resources in formulating opinions about our Lieders.
So you're saying this is nothing new for you. How about the innernet?
Seems that you put a lot of stake in some silly ***** websites...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Of course, "propaganda", and the numbing of citizens, designed by
controlling elements, is nothing new to me!!!
As for the "internet", I find it a useful tool in spreading the gospel
of truth and exposing degenerate governors for what they really are.
"Silly ***** websites", perhaps, contain only elements of truth. The
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, is not always easy
to Discern. Rather than mouth "opinions", I make every effort to deal
with ascertainable FACTS.
TELL BUSH:
CONFUCIOUS SAY: "YOUR JOB IS TO GOVERN, NOT TO KILL"!!!
I SAY: "MURDERER"!!!! and have no problem supporting that label of a
VERY EVIL MAN!!! If there is such an entity as an agent of Beelzebub,
or Beelzebub, ITSELF, surely it takes shape in the body 'n' mind of a
p-Resident who was foisted upon us by coup and the strengthing of a
malfeasant court.
The anti-Christ was to come to us promising Peace (A more humble foreign
policy? No nation-building?), but once in power would unleash the
apocalypse. There's no doubt in my mind who Bush is.
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| User: "lab~rat :-" |
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| Title: Re: New NBC Poll: Congress Gets Lower Rating Than Bush |
19 Jun 2007 07:29:51 AM |
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On Mon, 18 Jun 2007 23:23:01 -0500, Bill Rood <wjrood@magnaspeed.net>
puked:
John H. Fisher wrote:
On Jun 18, 9:02?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 08:53:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
On Jun 15, 10:21?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 07:11:42 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
On Jun 15, 8:55?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 17:42:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
Did you expect no one would respond to your diatribe??? You posed a
scenario. I produced a response. I thought you were interested in
the subject, since you brought it up!!!-:)
Of course I expected a response. And frankly, a kook website about
impeaching the Bush administration was expected as well.
I was hoping for some surprises here. C'mon, Johnny boy, you can do
better than that...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
The intent is not to "surprise" you. The intent is to bring you to
the realization that criminals exist in the government foisted upon us
by coup. This may help you come to the realization!! Just count the
ways!!=:)
http://aolsearch.aol.com/aol/search?query=BUSH+AND+CRIMES+AGAINST+HUM...
You live in a vividly colorful and hate-filled world. So tell me, are
you old enough to have cried about the tri-lateral commission or are
you new to distrust and dislike of the government?
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
In 1948, I was in college. I've been aware of, and kept informed,
thru the years. It doesn't take much , for me, to draw on those
resources in formulating opinions about our Lieders.
So you're saying this is nothing new for you. How about the innernet?
Seems that you put a lot of stake in some silly ***** websites...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Of course, "propaganda", and the numbing of citizens, designed by
controlling elements, is nothing new to me!!!
As for the "internet", I find it a useful tool in spreading the gospel
of truth and exposing degenerate governors for what they really are.
"Silly ***** websites", perhaps, contain only elements of truth. The
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, is not always easy
to Discern. Rather than mouth "opinions", I make every effort to deal
with ascertainable FACTS.
TELL BUSH:
CONFUCIOUS SAY: "YOUR JOB IS TO GOVERN, NOT TO KILL"!!!
I SAY: "MURDERER"!!!! and have no problem supporting that label of a
VERY EVIL MAN!!! If there is such an entity as an agent of Beelzebub,
or Beelzebub, ITSELF, surely it takes shape in the body 'n' mind of a
p-Resident who was foisted upon us by coup and the strengthing of a
malfeasant court.
The anti-Christ was to come to us promising Peace (A more humble foreign
policy? No nation-building?), but once in power would unleash the
apocalypse. There's no doubt in my mind who Bush is.
So you'll be siding with Iran/Hamas on this one?
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
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| Title: Re: New NBC Poll: Congress Gets Lower Rating Than Bush |
19 Jun 2007 11:51:58 PM |
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lab~rat >:-) wrote:
On Mon, 18 Jun 2007 23:23:01 -0500, Bill Rood <wjrood@magnaspeed.net>
puked:
John H. Fisher wrote:
On Jun 18, 9:02?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 08:53:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
On Jun 15, 10:21?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 07:11:42 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
On Jun 15, 8:55?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 17:42:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
Did you expect no one would respond to your diatribe??? You posed a
scenario. I produced a response. I thought you were interested in
the subject, since you brought it up!!!-:)
Of course I expected a response. And frankly, a kook website about
impeaching the Bush administration was expected as well.
I was hoping for some surprises here. C'mon, Johnny boy, you can do
better than that...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
The intent is not to "surprise" you. The intent is to bring you to
the realization that criminals exist in the government foisted upon us
by coup. This may help you come to the realization!! Just count the
ways!!=:)
http://aolsearch.aol.com/aol/search?query=BUSH+AND+CRIMES+AGAINST+HUM...
You live in a vividly colorful and hate-filled world. So tell me, are
you old enough to have cried about the tri-lateral commission or are
you new to distrust and dislike of the government?
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
In 1948, I was in college. I've been aware of, and kept informed,
thru the years. It doesn't take much , for me, to draw on those
resources in formulating opinions about our Lieders.
So you're saying this is nothing new for you. How about the innernet?
Seems that you put a lot of stake in some silly ***** websites...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Of course, "propaganda", and the numbing of citizens, designed by
controlling elements, is nothing new to me!!!
As for the "internet", I find it a useful tool in spreading the gospel
of truth and exposing degenerate governors for what they really are.
"Silly ***** websites", perhaps, contain only elements of truth. The
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, is not always easy
to Discern. Rather than mouth "opinions", I make every effort to deal
with ascertainable FACTS.
TELL BUSH:
CONFUCIOUS SAY: "YOUR JOB IS TO GOVERN, NOT TO KILL"!!!
I SAY: "MURDERER"!!!! and have no problem supporting that label of a
VERY EVIL MAN!!! If there is such an entity as an agent of Beelzebub,
or Beelzebub, ITSELF, surely it takes shape in the body 'n' mind of a
p-Resident who was foisted upon us by coup and the strengthing of a
malfeasant court.
The anti-Christ was to come to us promising Peace (A more humble foreign
policy? No nation-building?), but once in power would unleash the
apocalypse. There's no doubt in my mind who Bush is.
So you'll be siding with Iran/Hamas on this one?
Non-sequitir. Just because you hated Hitler didn't mean you loved
Stalin. Just because I think Al Capone was a murderer doesn't mean I
think Dion O'Banion was a saint.
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
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| User: "lab~rat :-" |
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| Title: Re: New NBC Poll: Congress Gets Lower Rating Than Bush |
20 Jun 2007 07:42:26 AM |
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On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:51:58 -0500, Bill Rood <wjrood@magnaspeed.net>
puked:
lab~rat >:-) wrote:
On Mon, 18 Jun 2007 23:23:01 -0500, Bill Rood <wjrood@magnaspeed.net>
puked:
John H. Fisher wrote:
On Jun 18, 9:02?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 08:53:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
On Jun 15, 10:21?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 07:11:42 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
On Jun 15, 8:55?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 17:42:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
Did you expect no one would respond to your diatribe??? You posed a
scenario. I produced a response. I thought you were interested in
the subject, since you brought it up!!!-:)
Of course I expected a response. And frankly, a kook website about
impeaching the Bush administration was expected as well.
I was hoping for some surprises here. C'mon, Johnny boy, you can do
better than that...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
The intent is not to "surprise" you. The intent is to bring you to
the realization that criminals exist in the government foisted upon us
by coup. This may help you come to the realization!! Just count the
ways!!=:)
http://aolsearch.aol.com/aol/search?query=BUSH+AND+CRIMES+AGAINST+HUM...
You live in a vividly colorful and hate-filled world. So tell me, are
you old enough to have cried about the tri-lateral commission or are
you new to distrust and dislike of the government?
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
In 1948, I was in college. I've been aware of, and kept informed,
thru the years. It doesn't take much , for me, to draw on those
resources in formulating opinions about our Lieders.
So you're saying this is nothing new for you. How about the innernet?
Seems that you put a lot of stake in some silly ***** websites...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Of course, "propaganda", and the numbing of citizens, designed by
controlling elements, is nothing new to me!!!
As for the "internet", I find it a useful tool in spreading the gospel
of truth and exposing degenerate governors for what they really are.
"Silly ***** websites", perhaps, contain only elements of truth. The
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, is not always easy
to Discern. Rather than mouth "opinions", I make every effort to deal
with ascertainable FACTS.
TELL BUSH:
CONFUCIOUS SAY: "YOUR JOB IS TO GOVERN, NOT TO KILL"!!!
I SAY: "MURDERER"!!!! and have no problem supporting that label of a
VERY EVIL MAN!!! If there is such an entity as an agent of Beelzebub,
or Beelzebub, ITSELF, surely it takes shape in the body 'n' mind of a
p-Resident who was foisted upon us by coup and the strengthing of a
malfeasant court.
The anti-Christ was to come to us promising Peace (A more humble foreign
policy? No nation-building?), but once in power would unleash the
apocalypse. There's no doubt in my mind who Bush is.
So you'll be siding with Iran/Hamas on this one?
Non-sequitir. Just because you hated Hitler didn't mean you loved
Stalin. Just because I think Al Capone was a murderer doesn't mean I
think Dion O'Banion was a saint.
Tell me then, who do you side with? Or are you the crotchety old
***** that sits on his lawn and waits for kids to ride their bikes
on your sidewalk so you can yell at them?
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
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| User: "Bill Rood" |
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| Title: Re: New NBC Poll: Congress Gets Lower Rating Than Bush |
22 Jun 2007 12:29:49 AM |
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lab~rat >:-) wrote:
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:51:58 -0500, Bill Rood <wjrood@magnaspeed.net>
puked:
lab~rat >:-) wrote:
On Mon, 18 Jun 2007 23:23:01 -0500, Bill Rood <wjrood@magnaspeed.net>
puked:
John H. Fisher wrote:
On Jun 18, 9:02?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 08:53:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
On Jun 15, 10:21?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 07:11:42 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
On Jun 15, 8:55?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 17:42:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
Did you expect no one would respond to your diatribe??? You posed a
scenario. I produced a response. I thought you were interested in
the subject, since you brought it up!!!-:)
Of course I expected a response. And frankly, a kook website about
impeaching the Bush administration was expected as well.
I was hoping for some surprises here. C'mon, Johnny boy, you can do
better than that...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
The intent is not to "surprise" you. The intent is to bring you to
the realization that criminals exist in the government foisted upon us
by coup. This may help you come to the realization!! Just count the
ways!!=:)
http://aolsearch.aol.com/aol/search?query=BUSH+AND+CRIMES+AGAINST+HUM...
You live in a vividly colorful and hate-filled world. So tell me, are
you old enough to have cried about the tri-lateral commission or are
you new to distrust and dislike of the government?
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
In 1948, I was in college. I've been aware of, and kept informed,
thru the years. It doesn't take much , for me, to draw on those
resources in formulating opinions about our Lieders.
So you're saying this is nothing new for you. How about the innernet?
Seems that you put a lot of stake in some silly ***** websites...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Of course, "propaganda", and the numbing of citizens, designed by
controlling elements, is nothing new to me!!!
As for the "internet", I find it a useful tool in spreading the gospel
of truth and exposing degenerate governors for what they really are.
"Silly ***** websites", perhaps, contain only elements of truth. The
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, is not always easy
to Discern. Rather than mouth "opinions", I make every effort to deal
with ascertainable FACTS.
TELL BUSH:
CONFUCIOUS SAY: "YOUR JOB IS TO GOVERN, NOT TO KILL"!!!
I SAY: "MURDERER"!!!! and have no problem supporting that label of a
VERY EVIL MAN!!! If there is such an entity as an agent of Beelzebub,
or Beelzebub, ITSELF, surely it takes shape in the body 'n' mind of a
p-Resident who was foisted upon us by coup and the strengthing of a
malfeasant court.
The anti-Christ was to come to us promising Peace (A more humble foreign
policy? No nation-building?), but once in power would unleash the
apocalypse. There's no doubt in my mind who Bush is.
So you'll be siding with Iran/Hamas on this one?
Non-sequitir. Just because you hated Hitler didn't mean you loved
Stalin. Just because I think Al Capone was a murderer doesn't mean I
think Dion O'Banion was a saint.
Tell me then, who do you side with?
I side with the 4 million Iraqi refugees who have fled their homes and
several million others too afraid to leave home. I pray they do not add
to the over 600,000 Iraqi dead. I side with the American people, who are
paying for this fiasco. I side with those very few courageous
politicians, like Republican Ron Paul and Democrat Dennis Kucinich, who
had the wisdom to oppose this war from the beginning. I side with Prof.
Andrew Bacevich, a long-time opponent of the war who recently lost a son
in Iraq.
Or are you the crotchety old
***** that sits on his lawn and waits for kids to ride their bikes
on your sidewalk so you can yell at them?
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
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| User: "lab~rat :-" |
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| Title: Re: New NBC Poll: Congress Gets Lower Rating Than Bush |
22 Jun 2007 07:58:55 AM |
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On Fri, 22 Jun 2007 00:29:49 -0500, Bill Rood <wjrood@magnaspeed.net>
puked:
lab~rat >:-) wrote:
On Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:51:58 -0500, Bill Rood <wjrood@magnaspeed.net>
puked:
lab~rat >:-) wrote:
On Mon, 18 Jun 2007 23:23:01 -0500, Bill Rood <wjrood@magnaspeed.net>
puked:
John H. Fisher wrote:
On Jun 18, 9:02?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 08:53:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
On Jun 15, 10:21?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 07:11:42 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
On Jun 15, 8:55?am, "lab~rat >:-)" <c...@cheeze.net> wrote:
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 17:42:19 -0700, "John H. Fisher"
<TaxServ...@aol.com> puked:
Did you expect no one would respond to your diatribe??? You posed a
scenario. I produced a response. I thought you were interested in
the subject, since you brought it up!!!-:)
Of course I expected a response. And frankly, a kook website about
impeaching the Bush administration was expected as well.
I was hoping for some surprises here. C'mon, Johnny boy, you can do
better than that...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
The intent is not to "surprise" you. The intent is to bring you to
the realization that criminals exist in the government foisted upon us
by coup. This may help you come to the realization!! Just count the
ways!!=:)
http://aolsearch.aol.com/aol/search?query=BUSH+AND+CRIMES+AGAINST+HUM...
You live in a vividly colorful and hate-filled world. So tell me, are
you old enough to have cried about the tri-lateral commission or are
you new to distrust and dislike of the government?
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
In 1948, I was in college. I've been aware of, and kept informed,
thru the years. It doesn't take much , for me, to draw on those
resources in formulating opinions about our Lieders.
So you're saying this is nothing new for you. How about the innernet?
Seems that you put a lot of stake in some silly ***** websites...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Of course, "propaganda", and the numbing of citizens, designed by
controlling elements, is nothing new to me!!!
As for the "internet", I find it a useful tool in spreading the gospel
of truth and exposing degenerate governors for what they really are.
"Silly ***** websites", perhaps, contain only elements of truth. The
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, is not always easy
to Discern. Rather than mouth "opinions", I make every effort to deal
with ascertainable FACTS.
TELL BUSH:
CONFUCIOUS SAY: "YOUR JOB IS TO GOVERN, NOT TO KILL"!!!
I SAY: "MURDERER"!!!! and have no problem supporting that label of a
VERY EVIL MAN!!! If there is such an entity as an agent of Beelzebub,
or Beelzebub, ITSELF, surely it takes shape in the body 'n' mind of a
p-Resident who was foisted upon us by coup and the strengthing of a
malfeasant court.
The anti-Christ was to come to us promising Peace (A more humble foreign
policy? No nation-building?), but once in power would unleash the
apocalypse. There's no doubt in my mind who Bush is.
So you'll be siding with Iran/Hamas on this one?
Non-sequitir. Just because you hated Hitler didn't mean you loved
Stalin. Just because I think Al Capone was a murderer doesn't mean I
think Dion O'Banion was a saint.
Tell me then, who do you side with?
I side with the 4 million Iraqi refugees who have fled their homes and
several million others too afraid to leave home. I pray they do not add
to the over 600,000 Iraqi dead. I side with the American people, who are
paying for this fiasco. I side with those very few courageous
politicians, like Republican Ron Paul and Democrat Dennis Kucinich, who
had the wisdom to oppose this war from the beginning. I side with Prof.
Andrew Bacevich, a long-time opponent of the war who recently lost a son
in Iraq.
So tell me, what was your favorite war?
Or are you the crotchety old
***** that sits on his lawn and waits for kids to ride their bikes
on your sidewalk so you can yell at them?
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
--
lab~rat >:-)
Stupid humans...
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