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29 Sep 2005 10:39:39 AM |
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Wall Street Journal: "Mr. DeLay does have odor issues" |
Wall Street Journal
March 28, 2005 editorial
"Mr. DeLay does have odor issues. Increasingly, he smells just like
the Beltway itself... His real fault lies in betraying the broader set
of principles that brought him into office, and which, if he continues
as before, sooner or later will sweep him out."
The whole GOP-controlled Beltway smells like a sewer....
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| User: "Joe Steel" |
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| Title: Re: Wall Street Journal: "Mr. DeLay does have odor issues" |
29 Sep 2005 11:47:28 AM |
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If the WSJ is noticing the stench, it must be really bad.
<ya@0mail.com> wrote in message
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Wall Street Journal
March 28, 2005 editorial
"Mr. DeLay does have odor issues. Increasingly, he smells just like
the Beltway itself... His real fault lies in betraying the broader set
of principles that brought him into office, and which, if he continues
as before, sooner or later will sweep him out."
The whole GOP-controlled Beltway smells like a sewer....
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| User: "Bill Rood" |
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| Title: Re: Wall Street Journal: "Mr. DeLay does have odor issues" |
29 Sep 2005 10:55:49 PM |
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WSJ is beginning to notice that permanent warfare is bad for business.
They thought it would be good, so they backed it. But now they're
beginning to see that deficits as far as the eye can see isn't so great,
especially when Iraq can't even pump as much oil as under sanctions.
Joe Steel wrote:
If the WSJ is noticing the stench, it must be really bad.
<ya@0mail.com> wrote in message
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Wall Street Journal
March 28, 2005 editorial
"Mr. DeLay does have odor issues. Increasingly, he smells just like
the Beltway itself... His real fault lies in betraying the broader set
of principles that brought him into office, and which, if he continues
as before, sooner or later will sweep him out."
The whole GOP-controlled Beltway smells like a sewer....
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WSJ is beginning to notice that permanent warfare is bad for business.
They thought it would be good, so they backed it. But now they're
beginning to see that deficits as far as the eye can see isn't so
great, especially when Iraq can't even pump as much oil as under
sanctions.<br>
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Joe Steel wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">If the WSJ is noticing the stench, it must be really bad.
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March 28, 2005 editorial
"Mr. DeLay does have odor issues. Increasingly, he smells just like
the Beltway itself... His real fault lies in betraying the broader set
of principles that brought him into office, and which, if he continues
as before, sooner or later will sweep him out."
The whole GOP-controlled Beltway smells like a sewer....
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