May 17, 2008
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tandrmcdonald
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McCain Wants Missile Defense In Non-Existent Country
New Photos Reveal Horror Of Hiroshima (GRAPHIC IMAGES)
I hope the people who looked at these terrible photographs keep in mind that John McCain and Hillary Clinton have both said they would consider the nuclear option. Maybe some of us haven't evolved as much as we had thought. The worst part of this whole barbaric display of warfare is that civilians, including children, were the victims. posted 05/07/2008 at 02:56:47
The Empty Flight Suit
Note to VernC;
What planet have you been living on? A majority of us won't miss this gutless wonder, we'll be praying for the day he's indicted and brought to trial.
Then again, I suppose a lot of North Koreans think Kim Jung Il also has a good soul. Hmmm? Maybe you're drinking too much Karl Rove Kool-aid. posted 05/03/2008 at 14:02:45
What planet have you been living on? A majority of us won't miss this gutless wonder, we'll be praying for the day he's indicted and brought to trial.
Then again, I suppose a lot of North Koreans think Kim Jung Il also has a good soul. Hmmm? Maybe you're drinking too much Karl Rove Kool-aid. posted 05/03/2008 at 14:02:45
True, but painfully sad. Thousands died for George Bush's moment of artificial glory, this make-believe reliving of his non-existant military service. Where were all of our keener-than-keen investigative reporters when this fraud was perpetrated on the world?
Stalking Anna Nicole Smith and/or Brittny Spears or soiling themselves for a new angle on the Brangelina crapola.
Aptly described by Ms. Mapes as "gushing" they greedily swilled the Kool-aid doled out by Bush's brain like starving refugees. They squandered whatever journalistic credibility they had for a "get" and metamorphized into the media moonies now populating our television screens and newspapers.
Why haven't they demanded an answer from George Bush about those missing military months? Ignored and bamboozled by the man behind the cutrtain, why weren't they raising a stink like the latest media frenzy over what was said by the intelligent but feckless Jeremiah Wright?
The answer is as painfully simple as Bush's ego flight was painfully fraudulent.
They are too spineless to seek the truth, too gutless to publish it.
George Bush has blood on his hands, and the media moonies who celebrated his flight of fancy are looking for a rag to wipe that sticky red stuff off their fingers. posted 05/03/2008 at 13:57:11
Stalking Anna Nicole Smith and/or Brittny Spears or soiling themselves for a new angle on the Brangelina crapola.
Aptly described by Ms. Mapes as "gushing" they greedily swilled the Kool-aid doled out by Bush's brain like starving refugees. They squandered whatever journalistic credibility they had for a "get" and metamorphized into the media moonies now populating our television screens and newspapers.
Why haven't they demanded an answer from George Bush about those missing military months? Ignored and bamboozled by the man behind the cutrtain, why weren't they raising a stink like the latest media frenzy over what was said by the intelligent but feckless Jeremiah Wright?
The answer is as painfully simple as Bush's ego flight was painfully fraudulent.
They are too spineless to seek the truth, too gutless to publish it.
George Bush has blood on his hands, and the media moonies who celebrated his flight of fancy are looking for a rag to wipe that sticky red stuff off their fingers. posted 05/03/2008 at 13:57:11
George McGovern: Still Backing Clinton, But Going Way Off Script
Note to killtheking;
Blah, blah, blah and blah.
First, how would you know if Dayahka is "some young kid" or not.? He/she could be eighty. Just another typical right-bent wingnut assumption based on nothing but your own prejudices.
Second, you sound suspiciously like a lot of the covert Republicans who sneak into liberal websites and plant anti-Democrat bushwa. How can I tell? You smugsters always manage to slip in a throw away line about the Lewinsky mess and sneak in some vaguely racist crapola about the demographic parameters of Obama supporters
Third, if Barack Obama was white would you be so afraid of him? Would you be spewing so much verbal vomit if he looked like oh, let's say Karl Rove?
Fourth; learn to spell, will you? posted 04/26/2008 at 01:02:41
Blah, blah, blah and blah.
First, how would you know if Dayahka is "some young kid" or not.? He/she could be eighty. Just another typical right-bent wingnut assumption based on nothing but your own prejudices.
Second, you sound suspiciously like a lot of the covert Republicans who sneak into liberal websites and plant anti-Democrat bushwa. How can I tell? You smugsters always manage to slip in a throw away line about the Lewinsky mess and sneak in some vaguely racist crapola about the demographic parameters of Obama supporters
Third, if Barack Obama was white would you be so afraid of him? Would you be spewing so much verbal vomit if he looked like oh, let's say Karl Rove?
Fourth; learn to spell, will you? posted 04/26/2008 at 01:02:41
James Carville: Barack Obama "Hides Under The New York Times Editorialists' Skirt"
G? I don't have one of those. Can anyone get one, or do you have to be a sarcastic shit? posted 04/25/2008 at 03:49:58
James Carville.
Of course he's mostly over the edge; look what the fool is married to, Mary I love Dick (Cheney) Matlin.
All you good Christians out there, please pray for this poor soul. James, I mean.You don't have to pray for Cheney, he has God's home number. posted 04/25/2008 at 03:46:06
Of course he's mostly over the edge; look what the fool is married to, Mary I love Dick (Cheney) Matlin.
All you good Christians out there, please pray for this poor soul. James, I mean.You don't have to pray for Cheney, he has God's home number. posted 04/25/2008 at 03:46:06
Is Hillary Clinton Push Polling?
Is Hillary Clinton using push polling?
Is the Pope Catholic? posted 04/26/2008 at 17:12:08
Is the Pope Catholic? posted 04/26/2008 at 17:12:08
"Mudcat" Saunders: Why Obama Isn't Winning Working Class Whites
Re Health care and medical insurance;
If you want to know what's wrong with medical care in America, look at the insurance industry. It isn't bad enough that the Republicans allowed them to write industry-favorable legislation. The industry and the politicians they own are fighting universal health care like it was the anti-Christ. They call it socialized medicine, giving it a whiff of that old bogeyman, Communism.
The out of control increases in medical costs began in the mid seventies. Insurance companies figured out that they made more money by denying claims and raising deductibles. They dodged the criticism by saying frivolous lawsuits forced them to raise prices.
Then they raised malpractice premiums for doctors, not because it was necessary but because they could. Medical care providers can't practice without malpractice insurance so, to keep their malpractice insurance they had to raise their fees to pay for it.
The only thing worse than the current medical insurance nightmare is what happens to people who simply can't afford to buy it. posted 04/25/2008 at 03:19:40
If you want to know what's wrong with medical care in America, look at the insurance industry. It isn't bad enough that the Republicans allowed them to write industry-favorable legislation. The industry and the politicians they own are fighting universal health care like it was the anti-Christ. They call it socialized medicine, giving it a whiff of that old bogeyman, Communism.
The out of control increases in medical costs began in the mid seventies. Insurance companies figured out that they made more money by denying claims and raising deductibles. They dodged the criticism by saying frivolous lawsuits forced them to raise prices.
Then they raised malpractice premiums for doctors, not because it was necessary but because they could. Medical care providers can't practice without malpractice insurance so, to keep their malpractice insurance they had to raise their fees to pay for it.
The only thing worse than the current medical insurance nightmare is what happens to people who simply can't afford to buy it. posted 04/25/2008 at 03:19:40
Note to richardgordon;
White working class voters...racist and uneducated? Poor white trash voters? It sounds as though you're trying to pass for upper-class educated white man. Your roots are showing.
Class hatred is so ugly, especially when you elevate yourself and denigrate anyone who doesn't meet your standards.
Free trade is good, but not for anyone who wants to keep a job in America. Our jobs are being shipped overseas; the Republicans call it out-sourcing. NAFTA has turned this country into an economic colony of the European Union and China. Our raw materials are being shipped out of the country and the finished products are being shipped back here for us to buy. Who profits from that? The European Union and China.
Your economic theories are pure junk. You say free trade creates more wealth, and in the same breath talk about a "social saftey net" (sic) to retrain workers who lost jobs from free trade. You can't support your own premise. Then you really blew it with your lousy spelling.
I guess maybe you got so excited that you actually managed to string together more than four words you let yourself get carried away. posted 04/25/2008 at 02:42:45
White working class voters...racist and uneducated? Poor white trash voters? It sounds as though you're trying to pass for upper-class educated white man. Your roots are showing.
Class hatred is so ugly, especially when you elevate yourself and denigrate anyone who doesn't meet your standards.
Free trade is good, but not for anyone who wants to keep a job in America. Our jobs are being shipped overseas; the Republicans call it out-sourcing. NAFTA has turned this country into an economic colony of the European Union and China. Our raw materials are being shipped out of the country and the finished products are being shipped back here for us to buy. Who profits from that? The European Union and China.
Your economic theories are pure junk. You say free trade creates more wealth, and in the same breath talk about a "social saftey net" (sic) to retrain workers who lost jobs from free trade. You can't support your own premise. Then you really blew it with your lousy spelling.
I guess maybe you got so excited that you actually managed to string together more than four words you let yourself get carried away. posted 04/25/2008 at 02:42:45
Note to profmsf;
In answer to your queston. No. I'm a white Catholic voter. Senator Obama's race is not an issue for me. From the tenor of your post it seems as though it's an issue for you. Or maybe Catholicism is the problem for you. Sounds like you're reading way too much punditry based on spurious correlations. A first semester sociology student could rip your hypothesis to shreds. A valid hypothesis includes all relevant data, not just the cherry-picked information that supports the premise. Rethink your theorem, Professor. posted 04/25/2008 at 02:16:48
In answer to your queston. No. I'm a white Catholic voter. Senator Obama's race is not an issue for me. From the tenor of your post it seems as though it's an issue for you. Or maybe Catholicism is the problem for you. Sounds like you're reading way too much punditry based on spurious correlations. A first semester sociology student could rip your hypothesis to shreds. A valid hypothesis includes all relevant data, not just the cherry-picked information that supports the premise. Rethink your theorem, Professor. posted 04/25/2008 at 02:16:48
Note to LISABONA;
Well, Sweetie, what can I say? You needn't worry; no one is going to mistake you for an educated anything. Woman, white, rural or Martian. You've cobbled together the lousiest post I've seen in HuffPo since I started reading it.
Are you including yourself in that group of rural white women who are better educated than "getto intelligents?" HuffPo readers aren't stupid. We know that your real message is that rural white women are better educated than urban blacks.
Now about your political message. Somewhere in this mess there is a whisper of truth, but just a whisper. Sure President Clinton was a good president; he put America back on its feet and left office with a healthy economy and a budget surplus. And Yes, GWB pissed it all away.
But it was Bill Clinton's administration that rebuilt our economy. Why are you giving Hillary credit for it? If eight years as First Lady qualifies her to be President, then maybe Laura Bush or Nancy Regan should run.
Unfortunately,your over-riding message is one of racism, intolerance and just dumb flat-footed ignorance. What possessed you to tell CATINCA to take a boyfriend? The only other people I know of who are that interested in the genitals of strangers are Republicans. HMMM. Maybe you're actually a shill for the RNC passing yourself off as one of those "just plain folks rural white Americans." posted 04/25/2008 at 02:06:53
Well, Sweetie, what can I say? You needn't worry; no one is going to mistake you for an educated anything. Woman, white, rural or Martian. You've cobbled together the lousiest post I've seen in HuffPo since I started reading it.
Are you including yourself in that group of rural white women who are better educated than "getto intelligents?" HuffPo readers aren't stupid. We know that your real message is that rural white women are better educated than urban blacks.
Now about your political message. Somewhere in this mess there is a whisper of truth, but just a whisper. Sure President Clinton was a good president; he put America back on its feet and left office with a healthy economy and a budget surplus. And Yes, GWB pissed it all away.
But it was Bill Clinton's administration that rebuilt our economy. Why are you giving Hillary credit for it? If eight years as First Lady qualifies her to be President, then maybe Laura Bush or Nancy Regan should run.
Unfortunately,your over-riding message is one of racism, intolerance and just dumb flat-footed ignorance. What possessed you to tell CATINCA to take a boyfriend? The only other people I know of who are that interested in the genitals of strangers are Republicans. HMMM. Maybe you're actually a shill for the RNC passing yourself off as one of those "just plain folks rural white Americans." posted 04/25/2008 at 02:06:53
Lorrie Lynch, Keith Olbermann's "Worst Person" Columnist, Hits Back Calling Him A Hypocrite
Note to snarkopolitan;
I guess you thought that mess was real powerful with all the run together words and uppercase letters.Do you think anyone actually read it? I tried, but it smacks too much of junior high I'm so clever crap I just scrolled down to the "Reply" line.
I don't like McCain either, but if you want to make a point write something people will read. posted 04/25/2008 at 03:36:15
I guess you thought that mess was real powerful with all the run together words and uppercase letters.Do you think anyone actually read it? I tried, but it smacks too much of junior high I'm so clever crap I just scrolled down to the "Reply" line.
I don't like McCain either, but if you want to make a point write something people will read. posted 04/25/2008 at 03:36:15
Colbert Responds To Clinton/Obama 'Copycat' Fight
Note to coolrepublica;
Get out your Funk & Wagganall's. Tenacious means stubborn. What are you; a product of the No Child Left Behind experiment, or a graduate of Bob Jones Academy?
You Republicans are so stupid you're laughable. posted 04/23/2008 at 23:41:07
Get out your Funk & Wagganall's. Tenacious means stubborn. What are you; a product of the No Child Left Behind experiment, or a graduate of Bob Jones Academy?
You Republicans are so stupid you're laughable. posted 04/23/2008 at 23:41:07
Flag Pins: Who Wears 'Em?
Flag pin flap:
Why would I want to wear an American flag pin made in China? A person's patriotism is not determined by the doodads on their clothing.
You want to wear a flap pin, go ahead, knock yourself out. Communist China will thank you for spending what's left of your money on more of their contaminated crapola. posted 04/23/2008 at 23:49:50
Why would I want to wear an American flag pin made in China? A person's patriotism is not determined by the doodads on their clothing.
You want to wear a flap pin, go ahead, knock yourself out. Communist China will thank you for spending what's left of your money on more of their contaminated crapola. posted 04/23/2008 at 23:49:50
Tony Snow Joins CNN As Political Contributor
CNN will have to change it's tub thumping slogan from "The BEST political team on television."
to "The BIGGEST propaganda arm of the Republican Party."
CNN used to be a news network, somewhere along the way they turned into the public relations division of the RNC.
I rarely watch it anymore, unless I stumble across a segment where Jack Cafferty is holding forth.
The real journalists, Candy Crowley, Michael Ware and Arwa Damon are pretty much silenced. Christiane Amanpour has been back-burnered. The remaining toadies aren't worth the electricity.
Wolf Blitzer? A beard and an ego. posted 04/22/2008 at 10:16:35
to "The BIGGEST propaganda arm of the Republican Party."
CNN used to be a news network, somewhere along the way they turned into the public relations division of the RNC.
I rarely watch it anymore, unless I stumble across a segment where Jack Cafferty is holding forth.
The real journalists, Candy Crowley, Michael Ware and Arwa Damon are pretty much silenced. Christiane Amanpour has been back-burnered. The remaining toadies aren't worth the electricity.
Wolf Blitzer? A beard and an ego. posted 04/22/2008 at 10:16:35
Russert v. ABC: Steel Cage Stupidity Death Match
Note to Abraham;
There is, it's in the Constitution, but no one pays attention to it..
The main stream media has reduced our election process to a grammar school playground name-calling pissing contest. "Gotcha" journalism has replaced real journalism the same way "reality " shows have replaced damn near everything else. There's now even a competitive dog groomers reality show. What next, the BM express marathon? Thanks, but there'a already enough BM on what used to be the news.
Gramma Rose posted 04/22/2008 at 10:02:35
There is, it's in the Constitution, but no one pays attention to it..
The main stream media has reduced our election process to a grammar school playground name-calling pissing contest. "Gotcha" journalism has replaced real journalism the same way "reality " shows have replaced damn near everything else. There's now even a competitive dog groomers reality show. What next, the BM express marathon? Thanks, but there'a already enough BM on what used to be the news.
Gramma Rose posted 04/22/2008 at 10:02:35
Note to JBS;
BS. There is no law that says you have to put your hand over your heart during either.
The government hasn't become that intrusive, yet. Elect another Republican and it will.
Tim Russert will, of course, be named head honcho of the flag lapel pin inspectors.
No flag lapel pin and your citizenship is revoked.
You'll also have to sign a religion pledge and swear that you're a Christian.
Not a Christian?
Then it' s off to Gitmo with you. We can't be too careful about foreign influences.
Freedom of what?
. posted 04/22/2008 at 09:43:43
BS. There is no law that says you have to put your hand over your heart during either.
The government hasn't become that intrusive, yet. Elect another Republican and it will.
Tim Russert will, of course, be named head honcho of the flag lapel pin inspectors.
No flag lapel pin and your citizenship is revoked.
You'll also have to sign a religion pledge and swear that you're a Christian.
Not a Christian?
Then it' s off to Gitmo with you. We can't be too careful about foreign influences.
Freedom of what?
. posted 04/22/2008 at 09:43:43
Note to john411;
For your 411, message lost behind the lousy spelling. posted 04/22/2008 at 09:33:01
For your 411, message lost behind the lousy spelling. posted 04/22/2008 at 09:33:01
Jon Stewart Rips ABC Debate
Note to Eelebnis;
Speak for yourself, Bub. I do not now and have never had my head up my ass, politically or otherwise, thank you very much.
The people who got what they deserved are the elitist mutts who voted for George W Bush.
I refuse to accept responsibility for the damage this empty suit has done to our country, our military, our economy and our international standing.
I've been ready for a leader of substance since 1999, but a slobbering Chief Justice of the Supreme Court handed the White House to an incompetent booze hound. Second time around the Republican machine and Dieboldt kept him there.
Last point, who is importing American flag lapel pins from China and why aren't the jobs making them being done by Americans? Look to the RNC for your answer.
Gramma Rose posted 04/22/2008 at 10:41:25
Speak for yourself, Bub. I do not now and have never had my head up my ass, politically or otherwise, thank you very much.
The people who got what they deserved are the elitist mutts who voted for George W Bush.
I refuse to accept responsibility for the damage this empty suit has done to our country, our military, our economy and our international standing.
I've been ready for a leader of substance since 1999, but a slobbering Chief Justice of the Supreme Court handed the White House to an incompetent booze hound. Second time around the Republican machine and Dieboldt kept him there.
Last point, who is importing American flag lapel pins from China and why aren't the jobs making them being done by Americans? Look to the RNC for your answer.
Gramma Rose posted 04/22/2008 at 10:41:25
Joe Scarborough Walks Off MSNBC's "Race To The White House" After Exchange With Rachel Maddow
Note to AjicNYC;
You asked for this one. Yeah, he has a point but his comb-over hides it.
Gramma Rose posted 04/18/2008 at 00:27:31
You asked for this one. Yeah, he has a point but his comb-over hides it.
Gramma Rose posted 04/18/2008 at 00:27:31
Note to AjicNYC;
Re;your comments about Rachel Maddow. All talking points? Bull shit.
Scarborough is a failed politician. He lost his seat in Congress because he couldn't keep his fly shut. Maybe he'll lose his seat on MSNBC for not beinag able to keep his mouth shut. The slug is not, never was and never will be a journalist. posted 04/18/2008 at 00:25:35
Re;your comments about Rachel Maddow. All talking points? Bull shit.
Scarborough is a failed politician. He lost his seat in Congress because he couldn't keep his fly shut. Maybe he'll lose his seat on MSNBC for not beinag able to keep his mouth shut. The slug is not, never was and never will be a journalist. posted 04/18/2008 at 00:25:35
Imus: Obama "Almost A Bigger Pussy" Than Hillary
I think I just figured out what's wrong with Don Imus. All that Retin A he's been slathering on to get rid of his wrinkles had gone to what was left of his brain after the Botox paralyzed nighty-eight percent of it.
That and he needs a laxative. He's so full of crap people should start sending him boxes of Ex-Lax.
Think of it as a mercy mission.
Gramma Rose posted 04/18/2008 at 00:46:30
That and he needs a laxative. He's so full of crap people should start sending him boxes of Ex-Lax.
Think of it as a mercy mission.
Gramma Rose posted 04/18/2008 at 00:46:30
You again? I changed posts to get away from your sick-minded wingnut rants. Imus a hero of yours? Must be. I'll bet you laughed like crazy when he called the women's basketball team a bunch of nappy-headed hos. I noticed you're thinking of going somewhere else. How about Hell? posted 04/18/2008 at 00:38:11
Why is Imus still on the air? The guy obviously has some very serious issues with females.
Maybe he should get some intensive counseling before he's allowed to spew his verbal vomit all over the air waves. posted 04/18/2008 at 00:33:02
Maybe he should get some intensive counseling before he's allowed to spew his verbal vomit all over the air waves. posted 04/18/2008 at 00:33:02
Uma Thurman's Naked Nightmare: Tells Letterman Of "Nipplicious Disaster"
Uma's nips. Whoopie dee effing doo. I like her acting skills, not too many of her more recent movies, too many freak show themes, but I'm not buying the oh gee I didn't know crapola.
Besides, a nipple is a nipple, there are millions of them all over the world. What's the big deal?
At least she had on underpants. I think. Maybe we should get some Republicans to check that out. posted 04/19/2008 at 01:31:01
Besides, a nipple is a nipple, there are millions of them all over the world. What's the big deal?
At least she had on underpants. I think. Maybe we should get some Republicans to check that out. posted 04/19/2008 at 01:31:01
The Very Serious Debate, Starring The Very Serious George & Charlie
Notes about the ABC Big Debate:
Weenie Stephanopolous was typically smug and vapid; he is not a journalist, not even close.
Charlie Gibson finally dropped his Wizard of Oz mask and the only thing behind the curtain was an empty suit with elephant ears and an American flag lapel pin.
The debate was a fiasco, insulting to anyone with an IQ over eleven (that means all non-Republicans) and the prime example of what ABC has become. Let's not forget that ABC is responsible for The Bachelor, otherwise known as the Sluts for Mutts show. The now familiar premise? ABC pimping for rich white guys. Yawn.
Why is anyone surprised that they couldn't pull off a political debate?
Gramma Rose posted 04/19/2008 at 01:25:29
Weenie Stephanopolous was typically smug and vapid; he is not a journalist, not even close.
Charlie Gibson finally dropped his Wizard of Oz mask and the only thing behind the curtain was an empty suit with elephant ears and an American flag lapel pin.
The debate was a fiasco, insulting to anyone with an IQ over eleven (that means all non-Republicans) and the prime example of what ABC has become. Let's not forget that ABC is responsible for The Bachelor, otherwise known as the Sluts for Mutts show. The now familiar premise? ABC pimping for rich white guys. Yawn.
Why is anyone surprised that they couldn't pull off a political debate?
Gramma Rose posted 04/19/2008 at 01:25:29
The ABC Debate: A Shameful Night for the U.S. Media
Note to bookerone;
Re: "beat by a girl" aside from the flawed grammar, what knee-jerk right wing rock did you slither out from under, Bubba?
I'm just surprised that with your pathetically Neanderthal frame of reference you didn't refer to Senator Obama as boy.
As far as it being time to get out of the race, maybe you should direct that crapola at John- the-rules-don't-apply-to-me McCain. He helped write the campaign finance reform bill. now he's violating it. Is that what you Republicans want in the Oval Office?
Oh, silly me, you already have it.
Gramma Rose posted 04/17/2008 at 13:24:26
Re: "beat by a girl" aside from the flawed grammar, what knee-jerk right wing rock did you slither out from under, Bubba?
I'm just surprised that with your pathetically Neanderthal frame of reference you didn't refer to Senator Obama as boy.
As far as it being time to get out of the race, maybe you should direct that crapola at John- the-rules-don't-apply-to-me McCain. He helped write the campaign finance reform bill. now he's violating it. Is that what you Republicans want in the Oval Office?
Oh, silly me, you already have it.
Gramma Rose posted 04/17/2008 at 13:24:26
Pope Should Start "Spiritual Renewal" with Bisexual God
Note to realistic2008;
How about if you learn to spell before you send your quasi-religious spewage into the real world? If you had a point it was lost in the lousy spelling and worse grammar and punctuation.
If you want to run with the big kids, learn to walk first.
Gramma Rose posted 04/17/2008 at 10:30:23
How about if you learn to spell before you send your quasi-religious spewage into the real world? If you had a point it was lost in the lousy spelling and worse grammar and punctuation.
If you want to run with the big kids, learn to walk first.
Gramma Rose posted 04/17/2008 at 10:30:23
Note to konastephen;
I couldn't help but notice the too-conspicuous gender specificity of your God. What proof do you have that God is a male?
Regarding "his" word. Do you honestly think God sat down with a quill and papyrus and wrote the Good Book. If God was as all powerful as the religions of the world claim. God didn't have to.
The Christian Bible, all versions, like all other religious tomes, was written by human beings. The writings included in the canons of the various religions were selected by a self-appointed group of other human beings. The choices were based more on the politics of the time than anything else, least of all the ethos of Jesus Christ.
True Christianity is an interesting concept, few Christian religious leaders or followers exhibit Christ-like qualities or attitudes. Let's begin with humility; you need an intensive remedial course in that one.
From there you make a quantum leap to the increase of adult female sexual abuse of underage males. Cast blame where it belongs, at the perpetrators and get your names straight. It has nothing to do with Gloria Steinem and everything to do with Mary Kay LeTourneau and Debra Lefave.
Frankly, you come across as just another pompous, intellectually constipated religious head case venting his impotent outrage over a world that won't go back to the good old days of the Inquisition, when "real men had real power and used it."
Gramma Rose posted 04/17/2008 at 10:23:04
I couldn't help but notice the too-conspicuous gender specificity of your God. What proof do you have that God is a male?
Regarding "his" word. Do you honestly think God sat down with a quill and papyrus and wrote the Good Book. If God was as all powerful as the religions of the world claim. God didn't have to.
The Christian Bible, all versions, like all other religious tomes, was written by human beings. The writings included in the canons of the various religions were selected by a self-appointed group of other human beings. The choices were based more on the politics of the time than anything else, least of all the ethos of Jesus Christ.
True Christianity is an interesting concept, few Christian religious leaders or followers exhibit Christ-like qualities or attitudes. Let's begin with humility; you need an intensive remedial course in that one.
From there you make a quantum leap to the increase of adult female sexual abuse of underage males. Cast blame where it belongs, at the perpetrators and get your names straight. It has nothing to do with Gloria Steinem and everything to do with Mary Kay LeTourneau and Debra Lefave.
Frankly, you come across as just another pompous, intellectually constipated religious head case venting his impotent outrage over a world that won't go back to the good old days of the Inquisition, when "real men had real power and used it."
Gramma Rose posted 04/17/2008 at 10:23:04
History repeats itself. As usual, and as it has been for centuries, the Catholic Church is doing too little, too late.
Rather than preach about the need for charity, the Pope should empty some of the Vatican treasure houses and start feeding the poor.
Rather than scolding the women of the world for their attempts to gain power, the Pope should acknowledge that women have as much right to it as men and redress centuries of misogynistic attitudes and actions.
Rather than speaking of his deep shame about the sexual abuse of children by his clergy, the Pope should hold accountable those who indulged their pedophilia without restraint, and with impunity.
He should stop providing a safe haven for them in the Vatican and at hundreds of so-called retirement homes or retreats.
He should order Cardinal Law and all those like him back to the countries where they either abused children themselves or covered up abuse by others.
He should defrock any priest or nun convicted of the abuse of those least able to protect themselves from the depradations of the "sanctified."
Finally, he should carefully examine the smug piety and shameful extravagances of the Catholic Church. Neighborhood churches are closing because they can't afford to stay open, while the Vatican inhabitants live like royalty. posted 04/17/2008 at 09:35:08
Rather than preach about the need for charity, the Pope should empty some of the Vatican treasure houses and start feeding the poor.
Rather than scolding the women of the world for their attempts to gain power, the Pope should acknowledge that women have as much right to it as men and redress centuries of misogynistic attitudes and actions.
Rather than speaking of his deep shame about the sexual abuse of children by his clergy, the Pope should hold accountable those who indulged their pedophilia without restraint, and with impunity.
He should stop providing a safe haven for them in the Vatican and at hundreds of so-called retirement homes or retreats.
He should order Cardinal Law and all those like him back to the countries where they either abused children themselves or covered up abuse by others.
He should defrock any priest or nun convicted of the abuse of those least able to protect themselves from the depradations of the "sanctified."
Finally, he should carefully examine the smug piety and shameful extravagances of the Catholic Church. Neighborhood churches are closing because they can't afford to stay open, while the Vatican inhabitants live like royalty. posted 04/17/2008 at 09:35:08
Bill Clinton Claims To See Nonexistent "I'm Not Bitter" Signs
Note to b2008;
What did he do right?
Zipadeedoodah. posted 04/15/2008 at 10:06:07
What did he do right?
Zipadeedoodah. posted 04/15/2008 at 10:06:07
Note to KimberlyKay;
What dignity? Former president Clinton squandered what little he had left when he horned in on his wife's campaign. Bill Clinton has what I call the Kahunna Complex; he wants to be the only big cheese in the fridge. From Day One it's been one classic example of passive/agressive sabotage after another. He opens his mouth and her numbers plummet. He's done more damage to Hillary Clinton's political career than she has with her "embellished" resume and rewritten history. Someone at the honcho level in the DNC should sit the two Clintons down and explain how easy they're making the McBush job of stealing the Oval Office again. .
Gramma Rose posted 04/15/2008 at 09:57:35
What dignity? Former president Clinton squandered what little he had left when he horned in on his wife's campaign. Bill Clinton has what I call the Kahunna Complex; he wants to be the only big cheese in the fridge. From Day One it's been one classic example of passive/agressive sabotage after another. He opens his mouth and her numbers plummet. He's done more damage to Hillary Clinton's political career than she has with her "embellished" resume and rewritten history. Someone at the honcho level in the DNC should sit the two Clintons down and explain how easy they're making the McBush job of stealing the Oval Office again. .
Gramma Rose posted 04/15/2008 at 09:57:35
I missed the "Hillary tossing back a shot" clip but saw the beer video. She didn't get the mug near her mouth until a stooge in a dark suit leaned in and whispered to her.
Can anyone else imagine the instructions?
"Camera behind me is on you, lift the mug to your mouth and act like you're drinking it. No, Hillary, don't chug it. Dainty sips. No, it's not the same as downing shots. Try to act natural. Well, try harder." posted 04/15/2008 at 09:27:41
Can anyone else imagine the instructions?
"Camera behind me is on you, lift the mug to your mouth and act like you're drinking it. No, Hillary, don't chug it. Dainty sips. No, it's not the same as downing shots. Try to act natural. Well, try harder." posted 04/15/2008 at 09:27:41
How To Buy A Birkin Bag
Note to NoSillyName;
I rarely wander into this section of HuffPo. Now I remember why.
Ever wonder how many people know what a merkin is?
Next question, given the naure of this part of HuffPo, I wonder how many would give a rat's ass.
Trivia note; Gypsy Rose Lee had a mink one. posted 04/15/2008 at 10:37:29
I rarely wander into this section of HuffPo. Now I remember why.
Ever wonder how many people know what a merkin is?
Next question, given the naure of this part of HuffPo, I wonder how many would give a rat's ass.
Trivia note; Gypsy Rose Lee had a mink one. posted 04/15/2008 at 10:37:29
Re; the Birkin bag.
This is what we mean when we talk about the obscenely expensive. Of course, Michael Tonello wants to make sure everyone knows he has the money to spend on this over-priced piece of cow skin.
Even using the low end cost of $9K a bag, this spud bought 130 purses for a grand total of $1,170,000.00. One million, one hundred seventeen thousand dollars. I'll bet there are a lot of people who wish they had a tenth of that to pay for their medical care. posted 04/15/2008 at 10:32:19
This is what we mean when we talk about the obscenely expensive. Of course, Michael Tonello wants to make sure everyone knows he has the money to spend on this over-priced piece of cow skin.
Even using the low end cost of $9K a bag, this spud bought 130 purses for a grand total of $1,170,000.00. One million, one hundred seventeen thousand dollars. I'll bet there are a lot of people who wish they had a tenth of that to pay for their medical care. posted 04/15/2008 at 10:32:19
It Takes Real Chutzpah for a Guy Who Owns Eight Houses (McCain) to Call Barack Obama an "Elitist"
Note to kingofscotts;
This is America, we don't have a monarchy.
The use of the word "reportedly" is in the same category as the use of the word "allegedy" when describing people accused or convicted of a crime. I.e. Lewis Libby.
You're looking too hard for trivial things to criticize and missing the big picture.
I don't care if the McCains own eight houses or eighty. I do care that you're making the word "reportedly" an issue when too many Americans are losing the only home they have, and too many of our veterans are living on the streets or under bridges.
Maybe you should look at the meaning behind the words.
A lot of Americans are bitter. We have an obscenely elitist executive office and a disgracefully spineless legislature, neither of whom gives a rat's arse about us. We've been thrown into a war the Republicans don't want to get out of and that the Democrats don't know how to get out of. Our economy is tanked. Our jobs are being sent overseas and corporate kings want to import more foreigners to take the jobs that are left.The only things a lot of us have to keep our hope alive are our religion and for some, their guns.
I don't want to see McCain in the Oval Office either, but let's keep his real face on camera. Pull back the curtain and show the wizard for what he really is; another empty suit from the Republicans. posted 04/14/2008 at 13:05:19
This is America, we don't have a monarchy.
The use of the word "reportedly" is in the same category as the use of the word "allegedy" when describing people accused or convicted of a crime. I.e. Lewis Libby.
You're looking too hard for trivial things to criticize and missing the big picture.
I don't care if the McCains own eight houses or eighty. I do care that you're making the word "reportedly" an issue when too many Americans are losing the only home they have, and too many of our veterans are living on the streets or under bridges.
Maybe you should look at the meaning behind the words.
A lot of Americans are bitter. We have an obscenely elitist executive office and a disgracefully spineless legislature, neither of whom gives a rat's arse about us. We've been thrown into a war the Republicans don't want to get out of and that the Democrats don't know how to get out of. Our economy is tanked. Our jobs are being sent overseas and corporate kings want to import more foreigners to take the jobs that are left.The only things a lot of us have to keep our hope alive are our religion and for some, their guns.
I don't want to see McCain in the Oval Office either, but let's keep his real face on camera. Pull back the curtain and show the wizard for what he really is; another empty suit from the Republicans. posted 04/14/2008 at 13:05:19
Richardson: Almost Backed Clinton, But Campaign "Really Ticked Me Off"
Bill Richardson's reasons for not backing Hillary Clinton are the same as mine; i.e. the ugly 3AM phone call commercial and the overriding nastiness of the rhetoric. The inclusion of Bill Clinton into the campaign mix was the tipping point.
Mr Clinton seems to have forgotten whose campaign it is, that or he's engaging in some seriously pathological passive/agressive behavior.
Think about it, when did Senator Clinton's campaign start having serious problems? When Bill and his cronies took over her campaign. It wouldn't be the first time a male sabotaged a female's career. posted 04/12/2008 at 15:02:40
Mr Clinton seems to have forgotten whose campaign it is, that or he's engaging in some seriously pathological passive/agressive behavior.
Think about it, when did Senator Clinton's campaign start having serious problems? When Bill and his cronies took over her campaign. It wouldn't be the first time a male sabotaged a female's career. posted 04/12/2008 at 15:02:40
McCain Won't Rule Out Pre-Emptive War
Note to HumeSkeptic;
Go easy on old neocon43, he's soiling himself because the Republicans couldn't field anyone better than McCain. You know, the right wingers "family values" man. The war hero who dumped his disabled first wife (Carol) to marry the Barbie doll he was shtupping.
The blonde beer heiress he called a c---- after telling her she slathered on so much make-up she looked like a trollop. His excuse, it had been a hard day.
So what does this numbnuts think the Oval Office is going to be?
That's what happens when you marry for daddy's money.
So, now let's talk about that sashay through the Iraqi bazaar...
Gramma Rose posted 04/10/2008 at 01:00:09
Go easy on old neocon43, he's soiling himself because the Republicans couldn't field anyone better than McCain. You know, the right wingers "family values" man. The war hero who dumped his disabled first wife (Carol) to marry the Barbie doll he was shtupping.
The blonde beer heiress he called a c---- after telling her she slathered on so much make-up she looked like a trollop. His excuse, it had been a hard day.
So what does this numbnuts think the Oval Office is going to be?
That's what happens when you marry for daddy's money.
So, now let's talk about that sashay through the Iraqi bazaar...
Gramma Rose posted 04/10/2008 at 01:00:09
Head of Estate
Note to Jessica;
Vintage? You mean all the stuff I've been wearing for years is now actually more expensive than when I bought it? Oh, my. I think I can sell it all and retire. Naked but rich.
Gramma Rose posted 04/10/2008 at 09:19:44
Vintage? You mean all the stuff I've been wearing for years is now actually more expensive than when I bought it? Oh, my. I think I can sell it all and retire. Naked but rich.
Gramma Rose posted 04/10/2008 at 09:19:44
Jon Stewart Awards Obama "Dick Move of the Week"
Note to Umungus;
What would Nader do for the country et cetera...?
Absolutely nothing.
He hasn't done anything positive since he wrote "Unsafe At Any Speed."
How long ago was that?
Ralph Nader knows he'll never be taken seriously as a politician so he's determined to be the perennial spoiler. It gets his name in the news and his face on the tube. A brief shining moment of glory, then back into the shadows.
I saw through his BS decades ago.
Gramma Rose posted 04/13/2008 at 03:10:12
What would Nader do for the country et cetera...?
Absolutely nothing.
He hasn't done anything positive since he wrote "Unsafe At Any Speed."
How long ago was that?
Ralph Nader knows he'll never be taken seriously as a politician so he's determined to be the perennial spoiler. It gets his name in the news and his face on the tube. A brief shining moment of glory, then back into the shadows.
I saw through his BS decades ago.
Gramma Rose posted 04/13/2008 at 03:10:12
Note to Marlyn;
Don't watch much NBC or MSNBC coverage, do you? They savage Clinton at every opportunity. The only program on MSNBC I watch anymore is Keith Olbermann.
Gramma Rose posted 04/13/2008 at 03:02:03
Don't watch much NBC or MSNBC coverage, do you? They savage Clinton at every opportunity. The only program on MSNBC I watch anymore is Keith Olbermann.
Gramma Rose posted 04/13/2008 at 03:02:03
Interesting.
My cable service censored part of my post on one of their forums because I used the name Dick in reference to the vice-president. I replied that maybe they were looking for obscenities just a bit too vigorously. I also reminded them that the VP's name was not bleep Cheney. Now, here we have Jon Stewart using the same word in the sense I assume my letter was wrongly censored for.
Maybe I'm just surprised that my cable service hasn't censored HuffPo's use of the same word in the lower case genital euphemistic sense. Then again, maybe I'm not.
Gramma Rose posted 04/13/2008 at 02:57:50
My cable service censored part of my post on one of their forums because I used the name Dick in reference to the vice-president. I replied that maybe they were looking for obscenities just a bit too vigorously. I also reminded them that the VP's name was not bleep Cheney. Now, here we have Jon Stewart using the same word in the sense I assume my letter was wrongly censored for.
Maybe I'm just surprised that my cable service hasn't censored HuffPo's use of the same word in the lower case genital euphemistic sense. Then again, maybe I'm not.
Gramma Rose posted 04/13/2008 at 02:57:50
New Book: McCain Once Physically Attacked Fellow Congressman
Speak for yourself, uvymopkq;
I haven't missed a vote since I became old enough to vote. I hope there aren't many more Luddites like you hiding in the bushes. There's nothing "amusing" about the subject of an out of control head case trying to get into the White House. As for calling names...you should maybe pay more attention to what your hero says in public, and be scared spitless about what he says behind closed doors. Try to remember, this is the guy who dumped his disabled first wife to marry the Barbie doll he called a c---. And you support him? You must be a real family values kind of guy. You know, like all those other family values guys, Gingrich, Livingston, Hyde, even morning Joe Scarborough... oh, the list goes on and on and on and... posted 04/10/2008 at 10:18:28
I haven't missed a vote since I became old enough to vote. I hope there aren't many more Luddites like you hiding in the bushes. There's nothing "amusing" about the subject of an out of control head case trying to get into the White House. As for calling names...you should maybe pay more attention to what your hero says in public, and be scared spitless about what he says behind closed doors. Try to remember, this is the guy who dumped his disabled first wife to marry the Barbie doll he called a c---. And you support him? You must be a real family values kind of guy. You know, like all those other family values guys, Gingrich, Livingston, Hyde, even morning Joe Scarborough... oh, the list goes on and on and on and... posted 04/10/2008 at 10:18:28
Another contribution from a graduate of the I can't string two words of my own together academy.
Since when does copying song lyrics count as intelligent conversation or debate? Seems to me that Binea is just too lazy to write something of his/her own. Or is this another product of the No Child Left Behind experiment? I don't like McCain either, but I use my own words to talk about it.
Gramma Rose posted 04/10/2008 at 09:59:18
Since when does copying song lyrics count as intelligent conversation or debate? Seems to me that Binea is just too lazy to write something of his/her own. Or is this another product of the No Child Left Behind experiment? I don't like McCain either, but I use my own words to talk about it.
Gramma Rose posted 04/10/2008 at 09:59:18
If John McCain is the best the Republicans can field for the Oval Office the party is in serious trouble. Senator John McCain, the political animal, has forfeited the respect he earned as John McCain the Vietnam war hero. He's pathological in his support for George Bush's Iraq war and thinks it's funny to sing a ditty about bombing Iran.
John McCain, Republican, is an out-of-control bully who settles disagreements with his fists. Maybe he should compete for a spot on the Jerry Springer show where the foul-mouthed short fuse bunch is in great demand. Do we dare trust this loose cannon anywhere near the red button?
Gramma Rose posted 04/10/2008 at 09:38:25
John McCain, Republican, is an out-of-control bully who settles disagreements with his fists. Maybe he should compete for a spot on the Jerry Springer show where the foul-mouthed short fuse bunch is in great demand. Do we dare trust this loose cannon anywhere near the red button?
Gramma Rose posted 04/10/2008 at 09:38:25
Andrew Sullivan: Bush Administration Officials Will Be 'Indicted For War Crimes'
Note to leftbehind2000;
Re; reinstate the draft. Sure, then another generation of children of the rich and well connected can dodge military service, or be bailed out by daddy and go on to glory like George W. The draft is not the answer, competent management of military resources is. We haven't had that since Dubya stole the Oval Office.
Gramma Rose posted 04/08/2008 at 14:15:53
Re; reinstate the draft. Sure, then another generation of children of the rich and well connected can dodge military service, or be bailed out by daddy and go on to glory like George W. The draft is not the answer, competent management of military resources is. We haven't had that since Dubya stole the Oval Office.
Gramma Rose posted 04/08/2008 at 14:15:53
Bush officials will be indicted. Huh, imagine that. Did you mean indicted as in Scooter Libby indictments? I notice there wasn't a whole lot about when. I'll tell you exactly when the Bush officials will be indicted, when the devil buys ice skates.
We can dream but it just ain't gonna happen.
Gramma Rose posted 04/08/2008 at 14:11:45
We can dream but it just ain't gonna happen.
Gramma Rose posted 04/08/2008 at 14:11:45
McCain Booed At Martin Luther King Speech: Watch The Video
Note to chrisfromky;
Worked for me. McCain seems to think he can show up decades late and erase an insult. His real point in going to the King memorial was to beg votes from people he doesn't respect. I think the booing was exactly what he deserved. I was wondering if anyone else had noticed the black man holding the umbrella over McCain. A picture really is worth a thousand words.Also noticed the McCain pom-pom waving by Alex Wittless on the MSNBC feed.
Gramma Rose posted 04/05/2008 at 10:27:51
Worked for me. McCain seems to think he can show up decades late and erase an insult. His real point in going to the King memorial was to beg votes from people he doesn't respect. I think the booing was exactly what he deserved. I was wondering if anyone else had noticed the black man holding the umbrella over McCain. A picture really is worth a thousand words.Also noticed the McCain pom-pom waving by Alex Wittless on the MSNBC feed.
Gramma Rose posted 04/05/2008 at 10:27:51
Sunday Roundup
Note to Arianna;
I hope everyone noticed that John McCain was not in Iraq for this demonstration that the surge was working. McCain's comment "I don't care what anyone says..." is a preview of the kind of presidency he has in mind for America. More of the Cheney/Rove crapola.
George Bush? He's not really the president, he's just the empty suit in the oval office. John McCain will be another empty suit. The Republicans have a whole closet full of them.
But what was that stuff about watching Paul Begala's butt? Yikes! That's the stuff of nightmares.
Gramma Rose posted 03/30/2008 at 11:29:36
I hope everyone noticed that John McCain was not in Iraq for this demonstration that the surge was working. McCain's comment "I don't care what anyone says..." is a preview of the kind of presidency he has in mind for America. More of the Cheney/Rove crapola.
George Bush? He's not really the president, he's just the empty suit in the oval office. John McCain will be another empty suit. The Republicans have a whole closet full of them.
But what was that stuff about watching Paul Begala's butt? Yikes! That's the stuff of nightmares.
Gramma Rose posted 03/30/2008 at 11:29:36
Dear Kate Hudson: Please Stop Wearing Wigs
Note to Verena;
With everything that's happening in the world the only thing you can find to write about is the kind of wigs worn by an actress. Sweetie, that is simply pathetic. Maybe you should take your sorry self out in the real world and see what's going on. You're living in a bubble.
Gramma Rose posted 03/29/2008 at 10:30:30
With everything that's happening in the world the only thing you can find to write about is the kind of wigs worn by an actress. Sweetie, that is simply pathetic. Maybe you should take your sorry self out in the real world and see what's going on. You're living in a bubble.
Gramma Rose posted 03/29/2008 at 10:30:30
Big Mac's Blazing Saddle Diplomacy
Note to daddysboy;
Absolutely! As usual you pinpointed the core of the thing. With the region in turmoil few people will be paying attention to what Haliburton, KBR and Blackwater are doing. Of course, they'll still be there!
The fawning media moonies who described McCain's speech as "presidential" are simply corporate shills for the Republicans. The only thing that scares the Bejesus out of me is the notion that McLoonie might actually win the election.
If the Democrats don't get their collective acts together that just might happen.
Gramma Rose posted 03/28/2008 at 11:46:59
Absolutely! As usual you pinpointed the core of the thing. With the region in turmoil few people will be paying attention to what Haliburton, KBR and Blackwater are doing. Of course, they'll still be there!
The fawning media moonies who described McCain's speech as "presidential" are simply corporate shills for the Republicans. The only thing that scares the Bejesus out of me is the notion that McLoonie might actually win the election.
If the Democrats don't get their collective acts together that just might happen.
Gramma Rose posted 03/28/2008 at 11:46:59
Telling Tales About Her First Lady Travels: Where and Why Did Hillary Exaggerate?
Note to suprshrink;
My God, do you read your own posts? I suppose it's necessary for the Clinton apologists out there to howl like banshees when facts expose their candidate's "experiences" as a pack of self-promoting lies. What else can you do?
I was neutral until recently. I wanted to see what the candidates had to say, and how their words matched up with their voting records. A few weeks ago I blogged that Senator Clinton lost my vote because of the nastiness of her 3AM phone call ad. It was right out of the Goldwater Republican fear mongering playbook.
Now...with this painfully obvious lie she's lost my respect. Lives were lost in that war; real human beings bled and died. For anyone to fabricate themself into the actual fighting for political gain is reprehensible, and a preview of the kind of leader he/she will be.
The appropriate visual aid here would be GWB in a flight suit waddling across a flight deck. The only thing he flew wasn't in combat and didn't have wings.
Accept facts, Senator Clinton lied. If she hadn't lost my vote earlier, she'd have lost it now. We already have a pathological liar in the Oval Office, do we really want another one?
Gramma Rose posted 03/28/2008 at 12:06:59
My God, do you read your own posts? I suppose it's necessary for the Clinton apologists out there to howl like banshees when facts expose their candidate's "experiences" as a pack of self-promoting lies. What else can you do?
I was neutral until recently. I wanted to see what the candidates had to say, and how their words matched up with their voting records. A few weeks ago I blogged that Senator Clinton lost my vote because of the nastiness of her 3AM phone call ad. It was right out of the Goldwater Republican fear mongering playbook.
Now...with this painfully obvious lie she's lost my respect. Lives were lost in that war; real human beings bled and died. For anyone to fabricate themself into the actual fighting for political gain is reprehensible, and a preview of the kind of leader he/she will be.
The appropriate visual aid here would be GWB in a flight suit waddling across a flight deck. The only thing he flew wasn't in combat and didn't have wings.
Accept facts, Senator Clinton lied. If she hadn't lost my vote earlier, she'd have lost it now. We already have a pathological liar in the Oval Office, do we really want another one?
Gramma Rose posted 03/28/2008 at 12:06:59
Hillary Says She 'Misspoke' About Wrestling Bin Laden
Note to rosal;
It's not acting, it's lying. Big difference.
Gramma Rose posted 03/25/2008 at 19:14:35
It's not acting, it's lying. Big difference.
Gramma Rose posted 03/25/2008 at 19:14:35
Note to derekwoo7;
So original! Which site do you go to to copy song lyrics? I'm wondering if this is some new Yuppie communication disorder, or just plain old laziness. Do you have any words of your own, or are you content just to regurgitate what someone else said a couple of decades ago?
When I was in high school we called it verbal vomit., funny how the name still fits. By the way, learn to spell and find out what a contraction and an apostrophe are.
Gramma Rose posted 03/25/2008 at 19:12:20
So original! Which site do you go to to copy song lyrics? I'm wondering if this is some new Yuppie communication disorder, or just plain old laziness. Do you have any words of your own, or are you content just to regurgitate what someone else said a couple of decades ago?
When I was in high school we called it verbal vomit., funny how the name still fits. By the way, learn to spell and find out what a contraction and an apostrophe are.
Gramma Rose posted 03/25/2008 at 19:12:20
Senator Clinton lost my vote with her ugly 3AM phone call commercial. Now, with the lie about dodging sniper fire in Bosnia, she's lost my respect.
Call it what you want, padding the resume, gilding the lily, embroidering the truth, burnishing the image, spinning the facts... a lie is a lie is a lie.
We already have a White House full of liars, do we want or need more?
Gramma Rose posted 03/25/2008 at 18:54:48
Call it what you want, padding the resume, gilding the lily, embroidering the truth, burnishing the image, spinning the facts... a lie is a lie is a lie.
We already have a White House full of liars, do we want or need more?
Gramma Rose posted 03/25/2008 at 18:54:48
A McCain Moment: Do You Want Four More Years of This?
Re: John McCain;
Just what America needs, another mindless empty suit in the Oval Office.
Any hero credits McCain earned during the Vietnam War... excuse me, Conflict, it was never actually declared.....I digress, have been squandered with his pig-headed determination to send more of America's bravest and best to George's Crusade in the Middle East.
Apparently 4000 lives lost isn't enough blood shed in the quest for more $$$ for Halioburton,. KBR and Blackwater.
George Bush has blood on his hands and it looks like McCain can't wait to get his share.
Gramma Rose posted 03/25/2008 at 15:16:05
Just what America needs, another mindless empty suit in the Oval Office.
Any hero credits McCain earned during the Vietnam War... excuse me, Conflict, it was never actually declared.....I digress, have been squandered with his pig-headed determination to send more of America's bravest and best to George's Crusade in the Middle East.
Apparently 4000 lives lost isn't enough blood shed in the quest for more $$$ for Halioburton,. KBR and Blackwater.
George Bush has blood on his hands and it looks like McCain can't wait to get his share.
Gramma Rose posted 03/25/2008 at 15:16:05
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I have no use for a man who dumps his handicapped first wife to marry the Barbie doll he was schtupping in the bushes. If John McCain is the new Republican family values candidate I have a great suggestion for his veep; Larry Flynt. posted 05/07/2008 at 03:08:08