Posted on 05/24/2005 9:58:17 PM PDT by ForGod'sSake
LOL!!!
FGS
LOL! The only way it could be better is if Sheets Byrd was on the back of Warner's horse with his arms wrapped lovingly around Warner. I was shocked during the press conference yesterday when Warner and Sheets started necking ... They really ought to wait until after 9 p.m. when the kids are in bed before they show that kind of smut.
The Keating 7
The Seven Dwarfs
Now I don't feel so bad staying up so late. LOL
Well said!! :)
I was surprised to find out that DeWine is very pro-life:
http://www.nationalreview.com/editorial/editors200411080722.asp
What was he thinking?
Congressman Billybob
Wonderful work!
I'd show all of them kissing Reid's ass or Hillary's ring.
Lindsey Graham said every pending nominee is getting an up or down vote. One will go down, 7 get confirmed. Sorry, but I don't agree with your analysis. There has been a big change from just a week ago.
Perfect!!
and hilarious.
Perhaps the Malignant Seven?
I call them Cowardly (Chaffe), Cranky (Collins), Dopey (DeWine), Goofy (Graham), Mealy (McCainiac), Sorry (Snowe), and Wussy (Warner).
LOL. Lindsey Graham said that? I'll believe it when I see it. Not gonna happen.
LOL!! I love it. :-)
Kerry is supposed to have signed his Form 180 according to Kerry's spokesmam as reported by Brit Hume on Fox the other evening.
The reason I mention this is because Kerry's records should show he was pardoned or something like it by then Pres Jimmy Carter. I think the Warner was the Sec NAV at the time. He probably had a hand in this too!
Sorry, Warner was Nixon's Sec Nav.
Here's a good read
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1192460/posts
ROFL!
BTW, Lindsey's got a Challenger already lining up for '08.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1409918/posts
We need someone now to take DeWine on.
FGS
FGS
Heh heh heh... good one.
McCain was in no small part the inspiration for my tagline.
Maybe just as accurate too ;^)
FGS
FGS
Cool. I can't figure out what happened to Graham since his promotion. He seemed to be a man of some conviction early in his career. Go figger, eh?
FGS
I like it. Don't you wish sometimes you could get into these peoples' heads? Well, on second thought...
FGS
Your's were great! And I love the picture!
McCain's Mutineers works even though it doesn't fit with the theme of this thread. I am indescribably sick of that pompous Queeg-like peckerhead.
The longer they're in D.C., the more infected they become. I too liked Graham early on. Oh well...
Nuttin much on your mind tonight, huh? ;^)
So, howya been?
FGS
Seems so. Too much power has shifted to DC from the states where it was/is a lot easier to keep up. One has to really be committed if there is to be any hope of corralling our reps. Most people I talk to don't even try. Hard to blame 'em; it ain't easy.
FGS
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BTW, Lindsey's got a Challenger already lining up for '08.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1409918/posts
We need someone now to take DeWine on.
It would be nice if we could find a replacement for McCain too. Him or Hagel would be my first choices to replace.
there=their
Har! That would be funny. Sorta like rented mules, eh?
FGS
Thanks FGS for the ping.
To my favorite ping buddies, a chuckle for the day.
That's some excellent work! This is called propaganda art and it makes a big impact.
Thank you.
This is called propaganda art and it makes a big impact.
Whoa... And I just thought I was making a statement. ;^)
FGS
ROFLOL!
Maniacal Seven? Moonbatstruck Seven?
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I repeat something I wrote a few days ago:
Compromise will invariably mean that at least two of the ten appointees will not be granted a floor vote. Not good enough! It’s got to be all or nothing! Compromise will signify that the spine transplant was not successful, and it will add one more item to the ever-growing list of evidence that Republicans do not comprehend the meaning of the title – or the responsibility incumbent in being – the majority party.
Hours away. The Republican majority was just hours away from invoking a crucial Constitutional option that would have at least served as a catalyst to restore a balance of power, and they capitulated.
Cowards. Sniveling cowards they are.
They are allowing leftist ideologues who govern by two sets of rules, and who bear no allegiance to this republic (and their allies, a handful who sit on our side of the aisle, apparently because they simply prefer the view – their seating arrangement having nothing to do with embracing a conservative ideology) to call the shots.
They are scuttling a last-ditch, completely Constitutional attempt to reclaim the American judiciary from blatantly leftist tyrants who have turned the term ‘justice under law’ inside out, who have declared the American Constitution subservient to global judicial whims, and who regularly scuttle our own citizen-cast ballots on local, state, and national issues, and decisions and laws passed by our elected representatives. Unconstitutional parliamentary maneuvers have been declared the rule of the day. Or, if it suits their fancy, they prefer to invent rules out of thin air, and declare the invoking of Constitutional options ‘tyrannical maneuvers’ capable of instigating a Constitutional crisis.
Senate history shows no uncalled-for examples of filibustering judicial nominees – and certainly no examples of doing so to a nominee who would clearly win a floor vote. That kind of unconstitutional partisan roadblock is historically unprecedented.
Yet two centuries of formal, accepted senate procedure has found itself stopped dead in its tracks by a minority party because that minority party has been in decline since the culture wars of the sixties. And over those forty years, they have succeeded in usurping much of the power designated to our elected branches of government and bequeathing it to an appointed, unaccountable judiciary that increasingly shares their leftist ideology. Commensurate with this unconstitutional shift in power has been a dramatic self-inflicted weakening of the backbone of their ideological opposition – namely ‘conservative’ legislators with a reverence for the Constitution (fast becoming an voluntarily endangered species).
Black has been declared white and white has been declared black … and the ‘conservatives’ remain silent.
The opposition has promised to behave, and to allow judicial nominees a vote, except for ‘extreme circumstances’. ‘Extreme circumstances’ no doubt include nominating judges who have declared a belief in God, a conviction that all newborns or nearly-borns deserve to live, or that the color of one’s skin must not elicit preferential treatment, etc. The ‘extreme circumstances’ loophole is big enough to drive a Mack Truck through (and I can hear those diesel engines roaring to life already).
What’s the sense in voting anymore? We may as well sweep in front of our own doors, take care of our own families, pray for the best, and allow the red-state ballot boxes to gather cobwebs.
The Constitution is in shreds. An activist left-leaning judiciary will eventually be the death of our republic. And in my dictionary, ‘compromise’ is now a four letter word, and ‘Republican’ is fast closing in on sporting the same label.
~ joanie
What do you think?
BRILLIANT !!!! :-)
Does anyone have a list of which of these are up for re-election next year?
I need to start manufacturing John McCain toilet paper so we can use his likeness for a more appropriate purpose.
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