There is a light and it never goes out

[lazs2]

well marine... in the upcoming election for the socialist state of kalifornia....

It looks like AHneee  will win by a landslide.  I will send a message by voting for the libertarian (whoever he is).

If there was even a chance that some democrat as bad as angliedes could get in I would vote for Ahneee.

My logic is sound I believe.   we can't have democrats in power despite what you say about not having either side pick judges...

That was just glib and meaningless on your part and... evasive... the truth is that democrats appoint the worst, most extreme lefties for judges.  

You don't get the choice of not letting either party appoint em... your choice is have democrats appoint em or have republicans appoint em...

soooo... what is your choice?

lazs

[JB88]

yep.  the dems never would have had the sack to put up such brilliant judicious minds like harriet myers.

[JB88]

Originally posted by Debonair
is that English?
jehovah

he said "jehovah"

may we stone him skuzzy?

[Mace2004]

Originally posted by Sixpence
He spends like no democrat ever dreamed of, but at least they do it the right way, tax and spend, not borrow and spend. So that 2 dollars in tax money you didn't have to spend now will cost you 5 dollars instead. So plz, tell me how his out of control spending represents the republicans, a party known for their control of spending?

When Clinton was in office the republicans did a great job of keeping any spending bills in check, but are afraid of even raising their voice (some do, but are told to shut up and tow the party line) now that there is a republican pres who can't control spending.

This is why, as a conservative, I'm exceptionally concerned about the state of the Democrat Party.  I have nothing in common with them and disagree on every point the Dems stand for; BUT, the shear stupidity of their rhetoric, complete and total lack of any alternative plan, and constant rehashing of the same old crap makes the Dem Party irrelevant.  Why does this concern me?  Because without legitimate competition the Republican Party is going the same way as the Dems.  Irresponsible spending is just one of the symptoms.

[midnight Target]

OMG!

No matter how wacky you all get somebody comes up with a funny post.

It is the Dem's fault the Republicans are like this... LOL.

[Seagoon]

Ok, color me amazed that such an obvious troll got so many bites.  Ah well, not that I think it will improve Nash's view of me, but I didn't vote for Bush in 2000 or 2004.

then again, I still can't legally vote in this or any other country

[tikky]

Will anyone in here vote for Barack Obama if he runs for president in 2008?  Will Obama be a different Democrat compare to the likes of (Hillary) Clinton and Kerry?  Do you see him as the new Kennedy of the early 21st century (in terms of charisma?)

[Ripsnort]

Originally posted by tikky
Will anyone in here vote for Barack Obama if he runs for president in 2008?  Will Obama be a different Democrat compare to the likes of (Hillary) Clinton and Kerry?  Do you see him as the new Kennedy of the early 21st century (in terms of charisma?)

Partisanship will be taken to a new level, on that of color and politics:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2005/06/18/sen-obama-investigating-_n_2835.html

[Red Tail 444]

Originally posted by cav58d
I do this because I know they are the party that will keep me safe.

Beware the illusion of safety...the government will not keep you safe. Any politician who has you believe that cannot be trusted

[RedRadr]

Originally posted by tikky
Will anyone in here vote for Barack Obama if he runs for president in 2008?  Will Obama be a different Democrat compare to the likes of (Hillary) Clinton and Kerry?  Do you see him as the new Kennedy of the early 21st century (in terms of charisma?)

       no

[Dago]

Originally posted by tikky
Will anyone in here vote for Barack Obama if he runs for president in 2008?  Will Obama be a different Democrat compare to the likes of (Hillary) Clinton and Kerry?  Do you see him as the new Kennedy of the early 21st century (in terms of charisma?)

NO

[ByeBye]

Since  the economy is going so great ( lowest unemployment in 4 decades, deficit cut in half, 6.8 million jobs created in 2 years, stock market at all time high, taxes lowered, tax revenues at all time high, low gas prices, low interest rates, high consumer spending) I'm guessing that the Dems are gonna lose big again in the next two elections.

If any American thinks things are going along too good, you know what to do. Just vote for a Democrat so they can raise taxes, trash the economy and kill our defences.

[RedTop]

I'd vote for J.C. Watts

[Captain Virgil Hilts]

Originally posted by RedTop
I'd vote for J.C. Watts

Yeah, I probably would too, but he's like Fred Thompson, he's sick of politics.

[Captain Virgil Hilts]

Originally posted by ByeBye
Since  the economy is going so great ( lowest unemployment in 4 decades, deficit cut in half, 6.8 million jobs created in 2 years, stock market at all time high, taxes lowered, tax revenues at all time high, low gas prices, low interest rates, high consumer spending) I'm guessing that the Dems are gonna lose big again in the next two elections.

If any American thinks things are going along too good, you know what to do. Just vote for a Democrat so they can raise taxes, trash the economy and kill our defences.

The problem is, the media isn't making much of the economy, the revenue increases, or the deficit decreases. So the general public isn't hearing much about it. Go figure. Bush should go on TV about a week or so before the elections and tell the country about it. IF he could get air time.