[pbranham]

"It's like a hurricane, starting like a tropical storm and going to Category 1, Category 2," Meek said. "That's what I feel is coming in November. In this upcoming election, for the first time in state history, we're going to make sure everyone's vote is counted."

Translation: The RATS will attempt to perpetrate the most massive election fraud in American history this Fall.

I sincerely hope that we will not sit by and allow it to happen.

[Tory-Oxonian]

So, Alec Baldwin, an actor--a profession whereby he spends his life in front of cameras pretending to be other people--is an expert on political philosophy.

The audacity of these Hollywood twits never ceases to amaze me. I guess when you live in your godless, gilded, Hollywood lifestyle, you can afford to be detached from reality and spout off about absolutely nothing.

Whatever Alec, stick to acting.

[Ward Smythe]

"I know that's a harsh thing to say, perhaps, but I believe that what happened in 2000 did as much damage to the pillars of democracy as terrorists did to the pillars of commerce in New York City,"

This cries out for your talents. Perhaps a picture of baldwin superimposed on a picture of a body being removed from Ground Zero.

Then we post it outside every voting booth in America. Perhaps you'll even be able to update it with the inevitable picture of baldwin with the RAT candidate.

[bigdaddygop_nc]

Alec, your boy AlGore could not win his own home state. That should speak volumes about his ability to govern. I thank God every day that we have a leader as genuine as President Bush.

[TommyDale]

"Alec Baldwin Compares 2000 Elections to Sept 11"

I compare him to one of Osama Bin Laden's goats. You know, the one Osama sleeps in his cave with...

[bandleader]

When is this America-Hating JERK goin to get the H**L out of here?I thought that he had promised to leave if"W"won the presidency!!!Also,BABs and Robert Aldrich!!!!!!!!!

[ellery]

Alec "THE BLOVIATOR" Baldwin. AHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

[nickcarraway]

How did Clinton effect the ``pillars of Democracy.''

[summer]

BTW -- re: the "sit-in," mentioned in above article. Here's a STATEMENT OF GOV. JEB BUSH:

IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Justin Sayfie

Wednesday, January 19, 2000
(850) 488-5394

STATEMENT OF GOVERNOR BUSH REGARDING AGREEMENT WITH SENATOR MEEK AND REPRESENTATIVE HILL

TALLAHASSEE - For the past 24 hours, Senator Kendrick Meek and Representative Anthony Hill occupied the personal office of Lt. Governor Frank Brogan, to demand that Governor Bush rescind his Executive Order implementing the One Florida Initiative. After many hours of intense discussions, Senator Meek and Representative Hill have agreed to withdraw their demand and have voluntarily removed themselves from Lt. Governor Brogan's office.

While I am disappointed that Senator Meek and Representative Hill chose to raise their concerns with the One Florida Initiative in this manner, I am pleased that we have been able to reach an agreement ending their "sit-in" in a peaceful and dignified way. Under the agreement, Chancellor Adam Herbert and the Board of Regents have agreed to postpone consideration of One Florida's Equity in Education Plan until February 17, 2000, in order to allow for further public discussion about its likely effect on minority student enrollment in Florida's colleges and universities.

The agreement also calls for a series of three legislative hearings, in Tallahassee, Tampa and Miami, to discuss fully aspects of the One Florida Initiative that may require legislative action. These hearings are in addition to those held in December, at which members of my staff and the Lieutenant Governor testified. I have also met again with members of the Black Caucus and other interested legislators to continue the statewide dialogue about steps we can take to preserve and increase diversity in state hiring and contracting, and in our higher education system.

Senator Meek and Representative Hill have promised to provide me with their written comments and recommendations about the One Florida Initiative by January 28th. I look forward to receiving their comments and recommendations, and those of other citizens with an interest in this issue. I will also continue reaching out to Floridians from all walks of life to listen to their views and to share my vision of diversity and opportunity with fairness.

The Governor's Office belongs to the citizens of Florida. As I stated previously, I will never allow it to be used again as a vehicle for this type of protest, no matter what the cause. I nevertheless accept the public apology issued by Senator Meek and Representative Hill for the inconveniences caused by their actions, and I hope that reasonable people, particularly those who hold the public trust as elected officials, can always seek reasonable forums for public discourse on matters of mutual concern.

Ironically, the sit-in waged by Senator Meek and Representative Hill comes at the same time that we learned the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights has found the One Florida Initiative fully consistent with Florida's historic federal/state civil rights partnership agreement. This welcomed action by the Clinton/Gore administration suggests that the truth about One Florida's positive impact is beginning to shine through. I remain committed to sharing that truth with all Floridians.

I also remain focused on the attainable goal of more minorities in Florida's colleges, more minorities contracting with State government, and more diversity in government and the judiciary.

[solo gringo]

Alec Baldwin is a dick head

[geege]

You can't get rid of this guy...he's like a barnicle.

[Deport Billary]

It is time for Canada to bomb the Baldwins