[8mmMauser]

Ed guy as I recall, a boxer, and a pragmatist, came on to the Reagan gang with all the right words and was generally accepted by true idealists but he was not one himself. His surface colors proved to be not spin proof after a few wash cycles and faded although his mentor, Lyn Nofziger, always remained pure. A few others fell in to this category. Power lust works better than Tide to bring out the true colors. Ed guy is Rollins.

[8mmMauser]

Hi Jack. Or maybe we don't know Jack...

Is he trying to sound like a redeemable mass murderer who also has the good qualities of supporting the Second Amendment or is he trying to tie his evil killings onto something good to bring himself up, or to bring us down?

That rings a cracked bell, in his spaced out idea of who we are. Who of us Second Amendment supporters packs an UZI as a gun toter in public? I know I don't. I contend you can't deal with the Devil or his ambassador and come out unscathed. His adoring fans got themselves dirty and just don't know it yet.

Actually, I misjudged earlier, thinking the JBT gang would be out in force, but sounds like this crowd posed little threat to his theses. Scary....

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GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Jack Kevorkian was paid $50,000 to speak at the University of Florida on Tuesday, telling students that he did nothing wrong and that people should be allowed to carry Uzis down the streets.

Kevorkian, who says he assisted in at least 130 deaths, said he didn't cause death, but ended suffering

"I am a physician. I knew how to do it. ... I did it humanely," Kevorkian told 4,867 students and faculty.

~Snip~

He also urged students to take advantage to their right to bear arms, enshrined in the Second Amendment to the Constitution.

"You should be able to carry an Uzi down the street if you aren't threatening someone," he said.

Kevorkian called the U.S. Supreme Court "a bunch of liars and negligent in their duties."

The university received almost 2,000 e-mails protesting the Kevorkian speech, although most came from out-of-state and were form letters.

The Terry Schindler Schiavo Foundation also submitted a petition with more than 5,000 signatures asking the university to cancel the speech. The foundation was established after the death of Terry Schiavo, a Florida woman who died in 2005 after being removed from a feeding tube in a high-profile battle between the woman's husband and her parents and siblings.

Kevorkian defends himself -- and gets paid $50,000... He speaks at Fla. university about politics and Uzis

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[8mmMauser]

Hi Jack. Or maybe we don't know Jack...

Is he trying to sound like a redeemable mass murderer who also has the good qualities of supporting the Second Amendment or is he trying to tie his evil killings onto something good to bring himself up, or to bring us down?

That rings a cracked bell, in his spaced out idea of who we are. Who of us Second Amendment supporters packs an UZI as a gun toter in public? I know I don't. I contend you can't deal with the Devil or his ambassador and come out unscathed. His adoring fans got themselves dirty and just don't know it yet.

Actually, I misjudged earlier, thinking the JBT gang would be out in force, but sounds like this crowd posed little threat to his theses. Scary....

.............................

GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Jack Kevorkian was paid $50,000 to speak at the University of Florida on Tuesday, telling students that he did nothing wrong and that people should be allowed to carry Uzis down the streets.

Kevorkian, who says he assisted in at least 130 deaths, said he didn't cause death, but ended suffering

"I am a physician. I knew how to do it. ... I did it humanely," Kevorkian told 4,867 students and faculty.

~Snip~

He also urged students to take advantage to their right to bear arms, enshrined in the Second Amendment to the Constitution.

"You should be able to carry an Uzi down the street if you aren't threatening someone," he said.

Kevorkian called the U.S. Supreme Court "a bunch of liars and negligent in their duties."

The university received almost 2,000 e-mails protesting the Kevorkian speech, although most came from out-of-state and were form letters.

The Terry Schindler Schiavo Foundation also submitted a petition with more than 5,000 signatures asking the university to cancel the speech. The foundation was established after the death of Terry Schiavo, a Florida woman who died in 2005 after being removed from a feeding tube in a high-profile battle between the woman's husband and her parents and siblings.

Kevorkian defends himself -- and gets paid $50,000... He speaks at Fla. university about politics and Uzis

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[floriduh voter]

Yes, Ed Rollins may be a double agent for Huckabee. It seems to me that Huck is going wild. Maybe Rollins is giving Huck bad advice to sink his campaign.