onegandolf1's Comments (423)

“Truly awesome, and totally accurate. Why is it that nobody informs our Legislators about what must be a closely guarded secret.”

“I also very much appreciate someone who is actually able to admit the many bone headed mistakes of the bush administration (I would substitute "almost all" for "many" regarding policy failures, but that's me).

Now, I'll make a confession. Recently I asserted to friends that now that The Republican Party has been pared down to it's core supporters we can see that one component of the conservative mind set is a total inability to admit "I was wrong". The flip side of that would be a liberal mind set who freely admit when they have been wrong. I admit that the two biggest mistakes were sending money to the RNC back in '73 because I feared their demise following Watergate (my one and only political donation until '06) and voting for Reagan the first time he ran. I was mad at Carter for his domestic failures--­---------a­nd I figured " Who else would vote for this guy?", so I'm safe.

I now know that at least one republican who is willing to admit the train wreck that was the bush administration. I guess denial of responsability isn't a universal trait after all.”

“More inflation. Now those who have lost their homes will have to pay more for a bong.

Despicable.”

“We are all much poorer because of this.

Enjoy yourself, Bill. You've earned it.”

“Oh. Wouldn't that be sweet?

My second wish would be that Cheney & Rove would be sent for playmates.”

“I agree. I think some folks got into the "be afraid of the right- the Boogeyman will get you" mentality durring Bush (and even before, with the likes of DeLay).

It's time to start behaving like we have a majority, or something. Maybe the vote to end debate on the Judge is the beginning of a rudimentary Back Bone among Liberal Legislators.

Now, let's move on to health care reform and see if they can remember how they did it.”

“I believe that you are 100% correct.”

“I just can't believe that those Swedes are paying attention to what she says and does. The ones around here are much to practical to endorse her type of silliness.”

“Yawn, zzzzzzzzzz­zzzzzzzzzz­zzzzzzzzzz”

“I guess "Dancing" has run out of gas in the face of all of the facts. With nothing left except a fervent belief that he/she is right in spite of facts, dancing is now changing the subject.”

“Remembering the last time this sort of thing happened I think we need guards watching the guards who are watching the vote counters.”

“I thought that we were told following bush's "sElection" that when Gore ended up with more votes it was too late; bush had already been sworn in.

New rules?”

“As would almost all of the "problems" and concerns in the Health Care Reform issue. People are just really, really dense.”

“I run into that logic every day, except that it's eighth graders cutting lunch lines. Maybe Ms. Ellis hasn't yet had lunch duty and doesn't know how that stuff works.”

“Where Fact challenged Politicians a dime a dozen, Sarah is a two for one sale.”

“I know what. Why don't we just open up Medicare? Won't have to spend as much time debating it, and won't have to spend as much time setting it up, and best of all.....

Won't have to spend as much.

Just a thought.”

“Earth to Bart, "Start printing those invoices, Bart. That amendment is destined for the dumpster".”

“I think she had accomplished her mission "Show off the book on TV"

Can't you just hear her "handlers"? "Show the book, then pick something to call inappropriate and storm off before he exposes you as a fraud".”

“Fox must be trying to earn their "fair and balanced" moniker.

First Britt Hume corrects O'Riley (twice), and now this.

What will happen next?”

“'Ya know, I guess I'm just not "with it".

Seems to me that scores of universities graduate a thousand MBA's every semester. If I'm not mistaken, these folks are considered to be competent to join the ranks and in a few years they will be ready to be promoted to upper management. After a few more years experience they may even become a vice president of something or other. If this isn't the case then why do we keep paying these places such high tuitions?

Mr. Benmosche and the other cry babies in Financials certainly have several of these MBA's on staff. If they aren't ready for promotion internally, then I guess an outsider will need to be hired.

There. Problem solved. Certainly AIG (or The U.S.Govern­ment) now needs to compensate me for my masterful problem solving.

Oh........­......and as for Mr. Benmosche? I understand places like The Cayman Islands are looking for some people, maybe you can find work there.”

“Republicans blathering about how voting for one of the most popular pieces of legislation in my lifetime could be harmful for the voter's re-election is insane.

It's sorta like voting to enable our current recession to take place and not expecting any consequences.

OOPS !!!”

“I am constantly amazed that Females would ever vote for a republican. And Women of Colour?

They sure must see something that I don't.”

“Great Balls of Fire !!!!

A republican who actually represents the best interrests of his constituents. What a revolutionary idea !!!”

“This is someone starting some future story about Frank. We have now been duly reminded that Frank is openly gay, and that his partner was once arrested for Pot possession while he was present.

Now, when Financials need something to hit back with there is this story to reference.”

“When do you suppose we can expect some action on the audit of the Fed ?”