"katy" wrote in message
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Martin Baxter wrote:
katy wrote:

I think that's a tad disingenuous, I'm quite sure that Jon is just as
patriotic as you, I'm not even sure if he wants to see Bush impeached.
Personally I think one must recognize that the President did not, and
cannot act alone in declaring and waging a war. Without the support of
both Houses not much is going to happen. So what are you going to do,
impeach one hundred senators and a few hundred congressmen?

Cheers
Marty

Which, BTW, includes Hillary Clinton....


Aye, now if we could just infuse the whole lot of them with some
humility maybe we might hear something like "Well, in hindsight it looks
like we've screwed up some here, so let's quit blaming everyone else and
find a way out of this mess." Never happen, no way, no how. It's Bush's
fault! No it's Clinton's
fault! No, it's Carters fault! No it's Kennedy's fault! .......

Cheers
Marty

Yep...you got that right....The liveral comic, Whoppi Goldberg (I love her
humor but usually hate her politics) even said it...she said that it was
time we all stopped looking behind us and laying blame and time to look
forward and start fixing...now if someone with her liberal slant can say
that, why can't someone act on it?


It started with a landslide election for the Democrats. Do you think we
should give them a couple of more days before we condemn them?

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Capt. JG wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
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Martin Baxter wrote:

katy wrote:


I think that's a tad disingenuous, I'm quite sure that Jon is just as
patriotic as you, I'm not even sure if he wants to see Bush impeached.
Personally I think one must recognize that the President did not, and
cannot act alone in declaring and waging a war. Without the support of
both Houses not much is going to happen. So what are you going to do,
impeach one hundred senators and a few hundred congressmen?

Cheers
Marty

Which, BTW, includes Hillary Clinton....


Aye, now if we could just infuse the whole lot of them with some
humility maybe we might hear something like "Well, in hindsight it looks
like we've screwed up some here, so let's quit blaming everyone else and
find a way out of this mess." Never happen, no way, no how. It's Bush's
fault! No it's Clinton's
fault! No, it's Carters fault! No it's Kennedy's fault! .......

Cheers
Marty

Yep...you got that right....The liveral comic, Whoppi Goldberg (I love her
humor but usually hate her politics) even said it...she said that it was
time we all stopped looking behind us and laying blame and time to look
forward and start fixing...now if someone with her liberal slant can say
that, why can't someone act on it?



It started with a landslide election for the Democrats. Do you think we
should give them a couple of more days before we condemn them?

Give it up KJon...you're beginning to sound rabid...

"katy" wrote in message
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Capt. JG wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
...

Martin Baxter wrote:

katy wrote:


I think that's a tad disingenuous, I'm quite sure that Jon is just as
patriotic as you, I'm not even sure if he wants to see Bush impeached.
Personally I think one must recognize that the President did not, and
cannot act alone in declaring and waging a war. Without the support of
both Houses not much is going to happen. So what are you going to do,
impeach one hundred senators and a few hundred congressmen?

Cheers
Marty

Which, BTW, includes Hillary Clinton....


Aye, now if we could just infuse the whole lot of them with some
humility maybe we might hear something like "Well, in hindsight it looks
like we've screwed up some here, so let's quit blaming everyone else and
find a way out of this mess." Never happen, no way, no how. It's
Bush's fault! No it's Clinton's
fault! No, it's Carters fault! No it's Kennedy's fault! .......

Cheers
Marty

Yep...you got that right....The liveral comic, Whoppi Goldberg (I love
her humor but usually hate her politics) even said it...she said that it
was time we all stopped looking behind us and laying blame and time to
look forward and start fixing...now if someone with her liberal slant can
say that, why can't someone act on it?



It started with a landslide election for the Democrats. Do you think we
should give them a couple of more days before we condemn them?

Give it up KJon...you're beginning to sound rabid...


I think it's a legitimate question, given that it was a landslide and slam
to the Bush administration.

Personally, I'm getting a bit sick of the Democrats talking the talk but not
walking the walk.


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www.sailnow.com

"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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"katy" wrote in message
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Capt. JG wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
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Martin Baxter wrote:

katy wrote:


I think that's a tad disingenuous, I'm quite sure that Jon is just as
patriotic as you, I'm not even sure if he wants to see Bush
impeached.
Personally I think one must recognize that the President did not, and
cannot act alone in declaring and waging a war. Without the support
of
both Houses not much is going to happen. So what are you going to do,
impeach one hundred senators and a few hundred congressmen?

Cheers
Marty

Which, BTW, includes Hillary Clinton....


Aye, now if we could just infuse the whole lot of them with some
humility maybe we might hear something like "Well, in hindsight it
looks
like we've screwed up some here, so let's quit blaming everyone else
and
find a way out of this mess." Never happen, no way, no how. It's
Bush's fault! No it's Clinton's
fault! No, it's Carters fault! No it's Kennedy's fault! .......

Cheers
Marty

Yep...you got that right....The liveral comic, Whoppi Goldberg (I love
her humor but usually hate her politics) even said it...she said that it
was time we all stopped looking behind us and laying blame and time to
look forward and start fixing...now if someone with her liberal slant
can say that, why can't someone act on it?



It started with a landslide election for the Democrats. Do you think we
should give them a couple of more days before we condemn them?

Give it up KJon...you're beginning to sound rabid...


I think it's a legitimate question, given that it was a landslide and slam
to the Bush administration.

Personally, I'm getting a bit sick of the Democrats talking the talk but
not walking the walk.

I know what you mean. All this talk of wanting to get along with the White
House and working together is such a PITA. :-) (see the emoticon, Jon?)

Max

"Maxprop" wrote in message
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"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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"katy" wrote in message
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Capt. JG wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
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Martin Baxter wrote:

katy wrote:


I think that's a tad disingenuous, I'm quite sure that Jon is just
as
patriotic as you, I'm not even sure if he wants to see Bush
impeached.
Personally I think one must recognize that the President did not,
and
cannot act alone in declaring and waging a war. Without the support
of
both Houses not much is going to happen. So what are you going to
do,
impeach one hundred senators and a few hundred congressmen?

Cheers
Marty

Which, BTW, includes Hillary Clinton....


Aye, now if we could just infuse the whole lot of them with some
humility maybe we might hear something like "Well, in hindsight it
looks
like we've screwed up some here, so let's quit blaming everyone else
and
find a way out of this mess." Never happen, no way, no how. It's
Bush's fault! No it's Clinton's
fault! No, it's Carters fault! No it's Kennedy's fault! .......

Cheers
Marty

Yep...you got that right....The liveral comic, Whoppi Goldberg (I love
her humor but usually hate her politics) even said it...she said that
it was time we all stopped looking behind us and laying blame and time
to look forward and start fixing...now if someone with her liberal
slant can say that, why can't someone act on it?



It started with a landslide election for the Democrats. Do you think we
should give them a couple of more days before we condemn them?

Give it up KJon...you're beginning to sound rabid...


I think it's a legitimate question, given that it was a landslide and
slam to the Bush administration.

Personally, I'm getting a bit sick of the Democrats talking the talk but
not walking the walk.

I know what you mean. All this talk of wanting to get along with the
White House and working together is such a PITA. :-) (see the
emoticon, Jon?)

Max



No... where?


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