"Argyle" argyle@nospam wrote in message
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On Sun, 19 Jun 2005 22:10:19 -0400, "NOYB" wrote:


"HarryKrause" wrote in message
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Friday, June 17, 2005 Page A13

WASHINGTON -- The emotive and charged word "impeachment" was voiced
yesterday on Capitol Hill as a clutch of Democratic congressmen,
backed
by distraught mothers of soldiers slain in Iraq, put together a piece
of theatre that could become the summer's political drama.


Hehehe. Where'd they stage that little piece of drama? In the
copyroom,
wasn't it? Conyers, flanked by Maxine Waters, Jim McDermott, Sheila
Jackson Lee, Barbara Lee, Barney Franks, Charles Rangel, Lynn Wolsey,
Jerry Nadler, Maurice Hinchey, Zoe Lofgren, Hilda Solis, George
Miller,
Marcy Kaptur, Gregory Meeks, Jan Shakowsky, John Tierney, Bobby Scott,
Jay Inslee, John Tierney, Donald Payne, and Jim Moran.

A veritable who's who of left-wing loonies! The only thing missing
was
padded walls, straight jackets, and tin foil hats.




The goal is not to impeach Bush, something that will not happen in a
Republican controlled House, but to further chip away at the "support"
he
has for doing his job, and to make passage of some of his zanier
legislative proposals a bit less likely.

I'm always hopeful Bush, egged on by his Krazy Kristian base, will
declare "Jesus Day" in the United States.


Maybe that would even out the damage done by Mr. Dean's alienation of
3/4's of Americans who happen to be Christian. Maybe.

I'm beginning to think that Howard Dean is a Karl Rove plant.


If those who support Bush think it is time for a Jesus Day in this
country, then it is time to declare this country dead.


The entire country already celebrates it on December 25th.



Hmmm, if it is not a Holiday supported by the majority of people in this
country including Union Workers, why would Union Workers demand overtime
pay
for working on December 25th? Maybe Harry is out of touch with the people
he
allegedly represents?

Good point. We already have a "Jesus Day", and even the Atheists, Pagans,
Agnostics, Jews, Muslims, Buddhists, and other nay-sayers demand overtime if
they're asked to work that day.