Roast lamb followed by strawberry and cream cake
Posted on 01/28/2007 5:05:56 AM PST by Alas Babylon!
I'd have to look it up but I seem to remember Adali Stephenson always seemed to be the Democrats candidate during that time, so it may have been him. I also understand Eisenhower was courted by both Republicans and Democrats, similar to Colin Powell, which was one of the reasons the media fawned over Powell.
This brilliant woman is a bigger flip flopper than jon carry.
oh my GOD! A Senate Republican Leader with a spine! What an utter tragedy our 100%ers and Always Whining Caucus had to cut their noise off to spite their face just as we were FINALLY going to get a Republican Senate Leader with a spine! Now we will have to wait another 40 years before the idiots wake up.
Wallace will spend the rest of his career making amends for his tough interview of slick willie.
Nor do parroted statements from fellow travellers on Sunday Morning sound bites. The Kerrys and Bidens think their positions are God given and that connecting with the American people is beneath them. And that is where the true problem lies-Senatorial powers and perks are hard to relinquish..
They're not worth the time of day.
During the Vietnam War we had "hawks" and "doves", but no word to quickly refer to those playing politics who were commited to neither position.
So, during the Vietnam War years, while soldiers were dying, those what I now term "sporks" did nothing to either achieve victory or pull the troops out and avoid further deaths. They were more concerned about politics than the lives of the troops.
My definition of a "spork" (based on the eating utensil that is neither a full fork nor a full spoon, and usually (ironically) plastic) is a politician who won't commit to victory or vote to defund the war. Hillary and Brownback, for example are "sporks", while Lieberman and McCain (Forks?), and those who currently want to defund the war (Spoons?) are not.
SPORKS want it both ways, with the ability to change position as the situation in Iraq changes.
That's just what jon carry said - that when he voted for the war, the vote was just to send a message to frighten Saddam Hussein and that he (carry) never thought Bush would actually go to war.
Hillary doesn't have an original idea in her head. Maybe her next pronouncement will be that only the people who don't work hard and study get stuck in Iraq.
No kidding! What a truly moronic and sickening thing to say. This is supposed to endear voters to him??
I would love Governor "Scalded dog", however I am pragmatic, and even though we may like him, the rest of the Country would not, he is just not "GQ", or really generically likable.
Roast lamb followed by strawberry and cream cake
Did you notice in that article about Hillary and Goober, that Congressional Aides voted Hillary as the "brainiest"??? LOL
OOOPSY, Fox just showed a clip of Hillary from today...and she got SCREECHY!!! lol
She keeps using the line that she have Pres. Bush the vote to go to war with our "allies", but he "let her down"...she is a LIAR!!
I wish she would be asked if the Brits, the Poles, the Aussies, and the Japaneses are our allies.
LOL...true....
Problem is, I thought it was common knowledge here. Rush spent a couple of days talking about it on his show and I have seen the comment posted in other threads. Sorry. It is a sickening mental picture.
No they didn't say...but they have been having Catherine Herridge sub for him....I HOPE it is NOT her...she is NOT good.
Good call....Barnicle Goober.
Well...Mitt Romney certainly is a Washington "outsider"...but, one thing I like about Hunter, over Romney, (and this is just me)...
Hunter is more like Pres. Bush, in that he comes across as a real man, not a TV star..and Mitt comes across as "slick"...like a made-for-TV President.
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