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I have it all figured out, or ding dong the Witch is dead.
Vanity
| 3/06/07
| Agent Smith
Posted on 03/06/2007 11:42:30 AM PST by Agent Smith
Ok, I have it all figured out if Dubya does the right thing.
Cheney, takes one for the team, and resigns because of the blood clot/Libby verdict. Fred Thompson comes off the bench as the new VP, and is easily confirmed by the Senate. Duncan Hunter joins the ticket for VP in 2008 and we are off to the races. You read it here first.
TOPICS: Chit/Chat
KEYWORDS: cheney; dubya; hunter; thompson
To: Agent Smith
Condi, not Fred Thompson. And she runs as Rudy's veep post Cheney blood clot. :)
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posted on
03/06/2007 11:43:33 AM PST
by
meg88
To: Agent Smith
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posted on
03/06/2007 11:44:09 AM PST
by
neodad
(USS Vincennes (CG-49) Freedom's Fortress)
To: Agent Smith
Agent Smith, it sounds good to me!
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posted on
03/06/2007 11:44:25 AM PST
by
Joann37
To: meg88
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posted on
03/06/2007 11:44:47 AM PST
by
NYleatherneck
(It ain't a World War until the French surrender.)
To: Agent Smith
Thompson would never even get a vote by the Senate. Dingy Harry would filibuster any conservative selection in your scenario.
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posted on
03/06/2007 11:45:05 AM PST
by
Ole Okie
To: meg88
Rudi/Condi? No thank you very much.
To: Agent Smith
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posted on
03/06/2007 11:45:36 AM PST
by
RunningWolf
(2-1 Cav 1975)
To: Agent Smith
Sorry. Your first premise is wrong. "Dubya does the right thing?"
Since when has Dubya done the right thing? He allowed the prosecution of Libby to proceed. He signed McCain-Feingold. He created new Prescription Drug Benefits. He advocates for illegal immigration.
Sorry. We are stuck with Rudy McRomney now.
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posted on
03/06/2007 11:45:58 AM PST
by
TSchmereL
("Rust but terrify.")
To: Agent Smith
To: Agent Smith
"you read it here first."No, I read it here first. Post #18
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1796182/posts
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posted on
03/06/2007 11:47:40 AM PST
by
Sax
To: meg88
Fred would have to leave Law and Order. Dubya could have a hand in the race for 2008 if Cheney resigned.
To: Agent Smith
This could be an interesting thread.......
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posted on
03/06/2007 11:48:10 AM PST
by
Fiddlstix
(Warning! This Is A Subliminal Tagline! Read it at your own risk!(Presented by TagLines R US))
To: Agent Smith
Step out of the Matrix, d00d. Let me have some of what you're smoking.
To: TSchmereL
He allowed the prosecution of Libby to proceed. Where do you think you live? Belarus?
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posted on
03/06/2007 11:48:50 AM PST
by
1rudeboy
To: Agent Smith
Your tinfoil is too tight.
To: Agent Smith
....that could work if every Democrat in the Senate committed suicide....or were just committed
To: Sax
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posted on
03/06/2007 11:50:24 AM PST
by
Agent Smith
(Fallujah delenda est. (I wish))
To: Agent Smith
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posted on
03/06/2007 11:50:38 AM PST
by
lilylangtree
(Veni, Vidi, Vici)
To: Agent Smith
Fred Thompson comes off the bench as the new VP, and is easily confirmed by the Senate. What in the world makes you think that? The Rats trash and filibuster George Washington himself if Bush nominated him.
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posted on
03/06/2007 11:51:19 AM PST
by
Ditto
To: meg88
There's no way the Democratic Senate will confirm anyone, whether Fred Thompson, Condi Rice, or anybody else you can name, who will be a Presidential contender in 2008.
To: Ikemeister
Condi cuts into an Clinton/Obama ticket base.
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posted on
03/06/2007 11:53:07 AM PST
by
meg88
To: Agent Smith
Ha! And, it's funny that this was post #18 here too.
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posted on
03/06/2007 11:54:57 AM PST
by
Sax
To: Ditto
Former member of the Senate club, called to nobly serve his President & Nation. Harry Reid will be digging a VERY DEEP hole for the democRATS in 2008 by trying to stop Fred, imho.
In fact that would be great!
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posted on
03/06/2007 11:55:21 AM PST
by
Agent Smith
(Fallujah delenda est. (I wish))
To: Wallace T.
IF VP Cheney did resign, (due to his health issues, not the Libby trial), how would the Senate agree to anyone that the President puts forward? I admit I do not remember how this all works!
:)
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posted on
03/06/2007 11:56:34 AM PST
by
keeper53
( "He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose." Jim Elliot)
To: Agent Smith
> I have it all figured ...
 |
Bush isn't running for re-election. Why not name Pammy VP?!
|
To: theFIRMbss
She doesn't look 35 to me.
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posted on
03/06/2007 11:57:59 AM PST
by
Agent Smith
(Fallujah delenda est. (I wish))
To: keeper53
IF VP Cheney did resign, (due to his health issues, not the Libby trial), how would the Senate agree to anyone that the President puts forward? I admit I do not remember how this all works! :)
I was about to ask the same question...it would seem that anyone he put forth (with the exception of a Dem) would not be approved just out of spite. Anyone???
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posted on
03/06/2007 12:07:46 PM PST
by
Miss Didi
("Good heavens, woman, this is a war not a garden party!" Dr. Meade, Gone with the Wind)
To: keeper53
The only Republican I could see the Senate approving would be a retired moderate and non-controversial type like former Speaker of the House Denny Hastert or former Iowa Congressman Jim Leach. Men like Hastert or Leach would obviously not be a contender for the Presidency next year.
To: Agent Smith
Harry Reid will be digging a VERY DEEP hole for the democRATS in 2008 by trying to stop Fred, imho. Harry wouldn't have to do a thing. A bunch of left wing blogs would bring up "troubling" questions that would be picked up immediately by the MSM which then become the pretext for endless debate.
Hell, 30 years ago, when the Democrats still had more than a few high-minded people in congress they nearly blocked Jerry Ford's nomination when Ford was perhaps the best liked and most respected member of Congress of either party. Today, like I said, they would trash Washington or Lincoln (and get away with it) if Bush nominated them.
Just let Cheney serve out his term and let the 2008 elections handle themselves. Trying to get cute with this stuff can only come back and bit you.
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posted on
03/06/2007 12:09:54 PM PST
by
Ditto
To: TSchmereL
Unless Thompson just decides to run on his own...
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posted on
03/06/2007 12:10:36 PM PST
by
RockinRight
(My wish for Islam - The Glass Parking Lot Formerly Known As The Middle East.)
To: Agent Smith
Actually I think she turns 40 this year. But she's Canadian.
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posted on
03/06/2007 12:11:35 PM PST
by
RockinRight
(My wish for Islam - The Glass Parking Lot Formerly Known As The Middle East.)
To: RockinRight
>Actually I think she turns 40 this year.
But she's Canadian
"Pamela Denise Anderson (born July 1, 1967) is a Canadian-American actress, sex symbol, glamour model, producer, TV personality, and author. For a time, she was known as Pamela Anderson Lee having married a rock musician, Tommy Lee. Anderson is popularly known for modeling and television acting in the 1990s and for her large breast implants. Anderson has been called the sex symbol of the '90s.[1] She holds dual citizenship as both a Canadian and an American."
To: meg88
Condi cuts into an Clinton/Obama ticket base. I used to think that would be the case, but I no longer do after watching the results in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Maryland elections this past November.
The race and gender thing only works for Democrats. It appears that Black or female Republicans don't really count as black or female.
That's just the way it is. All Condi would get from the MSM is the "Aunt Jemima" smack-downs --- not the the fawning that you seem to think.
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posted on
03/06/2007 12:18:48 PM PST
by
Ditto
To: 1rudeboy
You missed the chance to ask "Thailand?"
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posted on
03/06/2007 12:19:12 PM PST
by
JRios1968
(Tagline wanted...inquire within)
To: GeorgefromGeorgia
Fred would have to leave Law and Order. On Brit Hume's show the panel said that would never happen.
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posted on
03/06/2007 12:19:27 PM PST
by
areafiftyone
(RUDY GIULIANI 2008 - STRENGTH AND LEADERSHIP)
To: theFIRMbss
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posted on
03/06/2007 12:22:48 PM PST
by
JRios1968
(Tagline wanted...inquire within)
To: Ditto
Ditto,
Steele in particular ran a fantastic campaign and was superbly qualified.
To: GeorgefromGeorgia
Steele in particular ran a fantastic campaign and was superbly qualified. And lost state-wide by 10% and in the inner city precincts by a better than 3-1 margin to a white Democrat. If Steele gets just 40% of the big city vote, he wins easily. He didn't even get 30% in the big cities.
Blacks won't vote for another black no matter how qualified if there is an R after his name. MLK himself wouldn't win in the City of Baltimore if he ran as a Republican because the inner cities are throughly chained to the corrupt Democrat plantation. The Civil Rights stuff is all just smoke and mirrors.
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posted on
03/06/2007 2:00:34 PM PST
by
Ditto
To: Agent Smith
Keep dreaming. The smart people in the Republican party infrasructure have already decided that only the 3 or 4 front runners will be given a shot for the party's nomination. Great Americans like Tom Tancredo or Duncan Hunter will not be allowed to get their messages out in any meaningful way. Relax, these people are smarter than you and me.
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posted on
03/06/2007 2:18:06 PM PST
by
thegreatbeast
(Selling Carbon Offsets since 2007. Get right with Gaia!)
To: Agent Smith
Sounds like a plan. What happens to Cheney? You're not planning to sic Bill Mahr on him are you? Thompson is an excellent choice.
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posted on
03/06/2007 3:17:58 PM PST
by
Rudder
To: thegreatbeast
Tom Tancredo has NO chance of being elected to nationwide office. Hunter is a possibility, but he needs to start getting some momentum very soon.
To: GeorgefromGeorgia
He certainly has no chance if he isn't allowed on the playing field, which is my complaint.
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posted on
03/07/2007 9:40:16 PM PST
by
thegreatbeast
(Selling Carbon Offsets since 2007. Get right with Gaia!)
To: theFIRMbss
Why doesn't it surprise me that her initials are PDA?
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posted on
03/07/2007 9:43:13 PM PST
by
highlander_UW
(I don't know what my future holds, but I know Who holds my future)
To: 1rudeboy
I don't live in Belarus. I live in the United States.
As Robert Novak, who first published Joe Wilson's relationship to Valerie Plame, pointed out in his column today,
"George W. Bush lost control of this issue when he permitted a special prosecutor to make decisions that, unlike going after a drug dealer or mafia kingpin, turned out to be inherently political. It would have taken courage for the president to have aborted this process."
You could also read some of Clarice Feldman's articles about this case for some insight into George W. Bush's cowardly and wimpish defense of his administration.
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posted on
03/08/2007 6:31:20 AM PST
by
TSchmereL
("Rust but terrify.")
To: TSchmereL
Thank the Lord Robert Novak is not an adviser to the President.
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posted on
03/08/2007 6:33:32 AM PST
by
1rudeboy
To: 1rudeboy
I disagree. The present state of affairs is the result of poor advice followed by the President.
President Bush would have been better telling John Ashcroft not to recuse himself but to investigate and disclose the fact of Plame's non-covert status, and thereby put an end to the political investigation. But by caving in to the demands of the media and his political enemies, Bush allowed Fitzgerald to go on a fishing expedition and snare Scooter in a process crime.
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posted on
03/08/2007 10:37:07 AM PST
by
TSchmereL
("Rust but terrify.")
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