No, not Goober - this is a more appropriate comparison:
Posted on 09/21/2006 6:00:22 PM PDT by Mr. Brightside
Real last sentence.
Graham's background has made him one of Congress' top legal pimps on military law and the senator has screwed the Bush administration on dealing with terrorism suspects.
No, not Goober - this is a more appropriate comparison:
BTW ... Onyx, I found that magazine and saw the pictures *L*
(Combing our posts)
Hugo Chavez made a fool out of himself, the Democrats,, and the UN at a Wellstone Memorial type event
Joe Kennedy fails to appear with Chavez, citing 'family commitments'
Rangel and Pelosi have come out against Chavez
Tom Harkin came out FOR Chavez
Danny Glover hugged Chavez today right before he called Bush not only the devil, but also a drunk, a "sick man," a drug addict, insane, and a war criminal
The Democrats have been out defending Bush against Chavez (after a 24 hour wait while they saw their internal polls tanking because everyone associates Chavez with democrats)
McCain 'caved' and the President got what he wanted with regard to interrogations
The ACLU came out against the compromise with McCain (which means the President got what he wanted)
Brian Ross and ABC declare that torture DOES work
The Palestinian government has said they would recognize Israel
Chris Matthews is in a complete depression
Kweisi Mfume's son is supporting the Republican candidate for Senate in Marylalnd, Steele
The U.S. Court of Appeals for Military Justice rules Lindsey Graham can't be a military judge
AmIaNutJob accidently discloses that Kofi Anon told him to ignore the latest UN resolution concerning his nuclear program
Reports surface that Richard Armitage threatened to bomb Pakistan back into the Stone Age after 9/11
A judge says Judge says Fitzgerald can dismiss case against Scooter Libby if classified secrets will be revealed
Did I leave anything out?
Life is good!
Oh I missed this one .. I'll have to go look for it
Can't wait to see what tomorrow's news day will be like *L*
"Chris Matthews is in a complete depression" being my personal favorite. He's spitting more than ever.
(sorry for the post, just wanted to thank you for the great list)
Nancy Von Trotsky on Chavez, "........... but all he is is an everyday thug."
LOL
We noticed it on the live thread, starting here:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1705603/posts?page=327#327
And I heard them talking about it tonight on Brit's show.
That is the BIG news coming out of that diatribe today.
Let's see who picks up on it.
LOL
Nancy Von Trotsky: "................. but all he is is an everyday thug."
Here you go:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,215098,00.html
That should really be on its own thread.
Missed all the news today. Was all set to watch Chavez when relatives descended on me. Fell asleep at 8PM and just now catching up.
Is Chavez STILL here?
Sadam is still in jail
"Hugo Chavez fancies himself a modern day Simon Bolivar but all he is an everyday thug," House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi said at a news conference, referring to Chavez' comments in a U.N. General Assembly speech on Wednesday.
"Hugo Chavez abused the privilege that he had, speaking at the United Nations," said Pelosi, a frequent Bush critic. "He demeaned himself and he demeaned Venezuela."
Simon Bolivar led the fight for independence against Spanish rule in several South American countries in the early 19th century and is cited by Chavez as a political model.
Heh.
You know, I couldn't find out whether he left the country or not!
The NY papers are calling him "The Oil Pimp!"
He is a greasy sleezeball.....the name fits.
Yes....... smell the sulfur?
;-)
Seriously, I don't know if he left or not. I wouldn't doubt that he's still lingering here.
That...any brylcream.
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