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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Gunslinger on May 11, 2004, 07:37:24 PM
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I was watching the news and a Democrat said something truely brilliant....
A democrat....somthing brilliant NO IT CANT BE. Yes its true folks.
This guy said Kerry is taking the completly wrong stance on this as is most senators as well. These guys could come off as "true statesmen" If they'd take a pass on this whole prisoner issue. If they would just come out and say this is a situation that effects the whole country and US troops AND should not politicised I would commend them. YES ME!
But no they are slinging the mud blaming Bush for this just like everything else. When are the DOLTS gonna wake up and realize their base doesnt want somone that can just beat Bush. They are not gonna win by playing polotics on this one they are gonna win by doing what's right and taking the higher ground.
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Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.), one of Bush's harshest critics and Kerry's strongest supporters, put out a statement that read, "Shamefully, we now learn that Saddam's torture chambers reopened under new management - U.S. management."
Sen. John Kerry has called for Rumsfeld to step down. His presidential campaign and the Democratic National Committee have sent out e-mails demanding Rumsfeld's ouster and at the same time soliciting funds.
Kerry campaign manager Mary Beth Cahill has now sent out two e-mails seeking funds and calling for Rumsfeld's ouster - a new one yesterday claimed 275,000 people have signed the boot-Rumsfeld petition.
Kerry renewed his claim that the abuse scandal requires Rumsfeld's removal in a radio interview in which he demanded "accountability up the chain of command."
But many Democrats, including the 37-member Congressional Black Caucus, House minority leader Nancy Pelosi, and both senators from Massachusetts, Edward M. Kennedy and John F. Kerry, his party's presumptive presidential nominee, have said the defense secretary should quit.
Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry, 60, a Massachusetts senator; House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi, 64; Iowa Senator Tom Harkin, 64; Massachusetts Senator Ted Kennedy, 72; and 39 House members of the Congressional Black Caucus have called for Rumsfeld's ouster.
The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee called for the resignation of Rumsfeld despite his apology to Congress.
"America does not merely need a new secretary of defence," Kerry said. "We need a new president." But a new opinion poll made public Saturday showed Americans were overwhelmingly opposed to the idea of Rumsfeld's resignation.
but its not political..keep saying that..over and over..
:aok
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Originally posted by RedTop
but its not political..keep saying that..over and over..
You guys are the ones acting all suprised.
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I was more surprised that a democrat said somthing truely brilliant.
No surpise here that they are in fact acting like the normal libral better than everyone else idiots.
80% of the US would not support rumsfeilds resignation....yet they still call for it.
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Originally posted by Nash
You guys are the ones acting all suprised.
Suprised no...irritated...yep:mad:
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This is why I hate librals. They would rather berate and demand an apology from an American leader for ABUSE committed by his army
Than give the same scorn to terrorist that BRUTALLY MURDERED one of there fellow citizens and possibly one of thier on constiuents.
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Originally posted by Gunslinger
This is why I hate librals. They would rather berate and demand an apology from an American leader for ABUSE committed by his army
Than give the same scorn to terrorist that BRUTALLY MURDERED one of there fellow citizens and possibly one of thier on constiuents.
One guess who the purple heart would go to.
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I love it when Republicans go on and on about what the Democrats need to do to beat them.
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Originally posted by Sandman
I love it when Republicans go on and on about what the Democrats need to do to beat them.
I would settle for them acting like human beings
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I thought you were going to the gym?
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I posted once more....now I'm back. I feel better...total ab work out W/ chest and back.
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One/two muscle groups per sesh.
How's yer diet?
Need help?
LOL it's official. I'm a tard.
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Originally posted by Nash
One/two muscle groups per sesh.
How's yer diet?
Need help?
LOL it's official. I'm a tard.
Didnt have long and gym was crouded. Did a couple different presses.....Incline decline (ok that's also works your triceps) then did rowing press.
After that I worked my abs for 20 min. Diet is pretty standard. I eat alot of chicken and pasta. Steak once a week and I try to eat a salad at least every other day.
I dont have a regular routine....i'm not trying to bulk up. I just work what helps me get more points on my annual PT test
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Just kiddin' sorta. Abs don't really count as a muscle group. Do them whenever. 1-2 grams of protein per lb of body weight and the chicks will be going nuts. You heard it here first.
er....:confused:
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Originally posted by Gunslinger
This is why I hate librals. They would rather berate and demand an apology from an American leader for ABUSE committed by his army
Than give the same scorn to terrorist that BRUTALLY MURDERED one of there fellow citizens and possibly one of thier on constiuents.
Would you like our leaders to not apologize. The big hoopla over this mess in iraq is because we abused the pow's. The US has a morale high ground that we must maintain. How can you be suprised and outraged over what the muslims are doing. It is expected of them. It is not expected of the US to do dispicible acts. I am pretty sure everyone is disgusted with what happened in fallujah, but it does not suprise many people.
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Originally posted by Nash
Just kiddin' sorta. Abs don't really count as a muscle group. Do them whenever. 1-2 grams of protein per lb of body weight and the chicks will be going nuts. You heard it here first.
er....:confused:
was more of a stress reduction work out. I turn 27 next month and all though that is relativly young I'm starting to pay more attention to my health. I hit that hump were my metabolism doesnt allow me to eat whatever garbage I feel like anymore.
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Originally posted by Gunslinger
was more of a stress reduction work out. I turn 27 next month and all though that is relativly young I'm starting to pay more attention to my health. I hit that hump were my metabolism doesnt allow me to eat whatever garbage I feel like anymore.
I turn 24 next week, I think I will spend the day crying into my pillow.
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its really not that bad. But its the time to start thinking about stress diet heart disease. If your gonna die your gonna die but at least this way I might not have to worry bout this watermelon when i'm 40
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Totally....
And 24 is young.
What's a stress reduction workout? I've never heard of that.
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Wow Hijacked is the wrong word but this thred really got off topic quick
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Anyone thinking that the timing of the release of the photos and the "breaking" of this scandal is ANYTHING but politics is fooling themselves.
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Originally posted by Maverick
Anyone thinking that the timing of the release of the photos and the "breaking" of this scandal is ANYTHING but politics is fooling themselves.
I'd bet the farm OBL is suddenly yanked out of the cave right before November.
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QUOTE]Anyone thinking that the timing of the release of the photos and the "breaking" of this scandal is ANYTHING but politics is fooling themselves.[/QUOTE]
Speaking of that.
What did they know? When did they care?
http://www.washtimes.com/national/pruden.htm
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damn.