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Well I watched "Hardball" last night with Campbell Brown.
She had Bartlett, one of the Bushies on. She asked him a question. He talked for a while and she said something like, "you are very articulate, but that avoids the question completely." I wish more of the Press would point out that the vast majority of the questions asked are just totally avoided on both sides. She also showed two clips back to back of VP Cheney caught in a big lie about Atta's supposed meeting with Iraqi intelligence in Prague. In the one clip, Cheney said it was "confirmed" that Atta met with Iraqi intelligence. About a year later he said he never said that. Running the clips back to back showed that he just lied. Bartlett hemmed and hawed about that and said the question was still open, but Cheney's words definitively said it was NOT open -- it was CONFIRMED (in case anyone missed it the first time) that Atta met with Iraqi intelligence. These ******* Republicans have got to go. Walt |
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WalterM140 wrote:
Well I watched "Hardball" last night with Campbell Brown. She had Bartlett, one of the Bushies on. She asked him a question. He talked for a while and she said something like, "you are very articulate, but that avoids the question completely." I wish more of the Press would point out that the vast majority of the questions asked are just totally avoided on both sides. She also showed two clips back to back of VP Cheney caught in a big lie about Atta's supposed meeting with Iraqi intelligence in Prague. In the one clip, Cheney said it was "confirmed" that Atta met with Iraqi intelligence. About a year later he said he never said that. Running the clips back to back showed that he just lied. Bartlett hemmed and hawed about that and said the question was still open, but Cheney's words definitively said it was NOT open -- it was CONFIRMED (in case anyone missed it the first time) that Atta met with Iraqi intelligence. These ******* Republicans have got to go. Let's face it, Walt, lying is what they do best....and accusing their opponents of lying is what they do second best. It seems to be the nature of the beastie. George Z. Walt |
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![]() "George Z. Bush" wrote in message ... WalterM140 wrote: Well I watched "Hardball" last night with Campbell Brown. She had Bartlett, one of the Bushies on. She asked him a question. He talked for a while and she said something like, "you are very articulate, but that avoids the question completely." I wish more of the Press would point out that the vast majority of the questions asked are just totally avoided on both sides. She also showed two clips back to back of VP Cheney caught in a big lie about Atta's supposed meeting with Iraqi intelligence in Prague. In the one clip, Cheney said it was "confirmed" that Atta met with Iraqi intelligence. About a year later he said he never said that. Running the clips back to back showed that he just lied. Bartlett hemmed and hawed about that and said the question was still open, but Cheney's words definitively said it was NOT open -- it was CONFIRMED (in case anyone missed it the first time) that Atta met with Iraqi intelligence. These ******* Republicans have got to go. Let's face it, Walt, lying is what they do best....and accusing their opponents of lying is what they do second best. It seems to be the nature of the beastie. They can't count very well, either! :-) |
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The good news is most of you radical assholes, being anti-RKBA, will roll up
pretty quickly. Steve Swartz "George Z. Bush" wrote in message ... WalterM140 wrote: Well I watched "Hardball" last night with Campbell Brown. She had Bartlett, one of the Bushies on. She asked him a question. He talked for a while and she said something like, "you are very articulate, but that avoids the question completely." I wish more of the Press would point out that the vast majority of the questions asked are just totally avoided on both sides. She also showed two clips back to back of VP Cheney caught in a big lie about Atta's supposed meeting with Iraqi intelligence in Prague. In the one clip, Cheney said it was "confirmed" that Atta met with Iraqi intelligence. About a year later he said he never said that. Running the clips back to back showed that he just lied. Bartlett hemmed and hawed about that and said the question was still open, but Cheney's words definitively said it was NOT open -- it was CONFIRMED (in case anyone missed it the first time) that Atta met with Iraqi intelligence. These ******* Republicans have got to go. Let's face it, Walt, lying is what they do best....and accusing their opponents of lying is what they do second best. It seems to be the nature of the beastie. George Z. Walt |
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Subject: Could the Press Grow a Spine?
From: "Leslie Swartz" Date: 6/23/2004 12:00 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: The good news is most of you radical assholes, being anti-RKBA, will roll up pretty quickly. Steve Swartz Do you have more than three Purple Hearts and a Silver Star? Arthur Kramer 344th BG 494th BS England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany Visit my WW II B-26 website at: http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer |
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Subject: Could the Press Grow a Spine?
From: Ed Rasimus Date: 6/24/2004 7:53 AM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: On 24 Jun 2004 14:17:03 GMT, (ArtKramr) wrote: Subject: Could the Press Grow a Spine? From: "Leslie Swartz" Date: 6/23/2004 12:00 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: The good news is most of you radical assholes, being anti-RKBA, will roll up pretty quickly. Steve Swartz Do you have more than three Purple Hearts and a Silver Star? Arthur Kramer Actually, Art, you shouldn't be using Purple Hearts as a measure of valor. They demonstrate either bad luck, or if garnered in groups, a level of combat incompetence. I've got an SSM and five DFC's, but no PH. I'd rather win than lose. I'd rather America prevail than the Islamic fundamentalists. I'd rather retain national sovereignty than subject us to the whims of the UN. I'd rather carry my own weapon and defend myself. I'd rather individual responsibility than a welfare state. I'd rather keep my earnings and make my own spending choices. I'd like higher standards rather than affirmative action. Any questions? Ed Rasimus Fighter Pilot (USAF-Ret) "When Thunder Rolled" Smithsonian Institution Press ISBN #1-58834-103-8 There are those who will do nothing for anyone under any circumstances regardless of need. Then there are those who are more concerned and helpful to those in need. Your mileage may vary. There is nothing heroic about greed. Arthur Kramer 344th BG 494th BS England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany Visit my WW II B-26 website at: http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer |
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In message , Ed Rasimus
writes On 24 Jun 2004 14:17:03 GMT, (ArtKramr) wrote: Do you have more than three Purple Hearts and a Silver Star? Actually, Art, you shouldn't be using Purple Hearts as a measure of valor. They demonstrate either bad luck, or if garnered in groups, a level of combat incompetence. I'd call them good luck myself, but then my (limited) experience was infantry where *we* were the targets. (This isn't meant to denigrate groups like armour and aviation: just because the enemy is targeting your platform rather than you personally; doesn't make you safer, because the overmatch in weapons involved and for aircraft the problem of a long fall to follow, tends to produce much more an "escaped unhurt / killed with no chute" dichotomy) I've got an SSM and five DFC's, but no PH. I'd rather win than lose. I'd rather America prevail than the Islamic fundamentalists. I'd rather retain national sovereignty than subject us to the whims of the UN. I'd rather carry my own weapon and defend myself. I'd rather individual responsibility than a welfare state. I'd rather keep my earnings and make my own spending choices. I'd like higher standards rather than affirmative action. Any questions? Yes, but they're quibbles rather than arguments. I'd argue details of many of those statements while agreeing with them overall. -- He thinks too much: such men are dangerous. Julius Caesar I:2 Paul J. Adam MainBoxatjrwlynch[dot]demon{dot}co(.)uk |
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I've got an SSM and five DFC's, but no PH.
George Bush has neither SSM, DFC or PH. In fact, his chronolgical record of service has a 16 month gap. -He- has no right to denigrate the service of a highly decorated WIA veteran like Senator Kerry, or to have his surrogates do it. Walt |
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"Ed Rasimus" wrote in message
... Actually, Art, you shouldn't be using Purple Hearts as a measure of valor. They demonstrate either bad luck, or if garnered in groups, a level of combat incompetence. I've got an SSM and five DFC's, but no PH. I'd rather win than lose. I'd rather America prevail than the Islamic fundamentalists. I'd rather retain national sovereignty than subject us to the whims of the UN. I'd rather carry my own weapon and defend myself. I'd rather individual responsibility than a welfare state. I'd rather keep my earnings and make my own spending choices. I'd like higher standards rather than affirmative action. Any questions? Ed Rasimus Yeah will you buy Art's Viagra, it's just not fair that he has to pay for it himself. -- Scott Imagine how the war would be different if the liberals were giving aid and comfort to America. |
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