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OT--Ted Kennedy is correct
"What the American people have seen is this incredible disparity in which
those people who had cars and money got out and those people who were impoverished died." -- Ted Kennedy on Hurricane Katrina ( Mary Jo Kopechne's family whole-heartedly agreed). |
wrote in message ... On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 12:28:50 -0400, wrote: On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 15:58:42 GMT, "NOYB" wrote: "What the American people have seen is this incredible disparity in which those people who had cars and money got out and those people who were impoverished died." -- Ted Kennedy on Hurricane Katrina ( Mary Jo Kopechne's family whole-heartedly agreed). Isn't this the same hypocritical fat **** who wants everyone to scrap their cars and ride mass transit while he flies around in his private jet? BTW I also extend this to Bush's "public jet". He can feel Rita victim's pain in the white house press room. I recall him being criticized for doing that and not flying over NO's to see the damage first hand. Now that same side is criticizing him for flying over NO's to see the damage first hand rather than staying put in the White House. You can't win with some folks. |
And the democratic local leadership left 100s of school busses to flood
in NOLA while republican local leadership in Galveston used their busses to evacuate over 90% of their population.... NOYB wrote: "What the American people have seen is this incredible disparity in which those people who had cars and money got out and those people who were impoverished died." -- Ted Kennedy on Hurricane Katrina ( Mary Jo Kopechne's family whole-heartedly agreed). |
Did everybody miss the irony in Ted Kennedy's statement? (Hint: Mary Jo
Kopechne) "Ed" wrote in message ... And the democratic local leadership left 100s of school busses to flood in NOLA while republican local leadership in Galveston used their busses to evacuate over 90% of their population.... NOYB wrote: "What the American people have seen is this incredible disparity in which those people who had cars and money got out and those people who were impoverished died." -- Ted Kennedy on Hurricane Katrina ( Mary Jo Kopechne's family whole-heartedly agreed). |
NOYB wrote:
"What the American people have seen is this incredible disparity in which those people who had cars and money got out and those people who were impoverished died." -- Ted Kennedy on Hurricane Katrina ( Mary Jo Kopechne's family whole-heartedly agreed). Do not despair Ted will have his day in the supreme court. Deep Fried hehe. |
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Newsgroups: rec.boats From: - Find messages by this author Date: Tue, 27 Sep 2005 16:08:09 -0400 Local: Tues, Sep 27 2005 3:08 pm Subject: OT--Ted Kennedy is correct Reply | Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show original | Report Abuse Note: The author of this message requested that it not be archived. This message will be removed from Groups in 6 days (Oct 4, 3:08 pm). On 27 Sep 2005 12:27:18 -0700, wrote: Where did he say that? Or are you just blindly lumping everyone who doesn't believe in BushCo's agenda in one pile? I dont't think he is "lumping everyone who doesn't believe in BuschCo's agenda in one pile" But evidently you loke to do some lumping yourself....... |
9. NOYB Sep 27, 3:59 pm show options
Newsgroups: rec.boats From: "NOYB" - Find messages by this author Date: Tue, 27 Sep 2005 20:59:04 GMT Local: Tues, Sep 27 2005 3:59 pm Subject: OT--Ted Kennedy is correct Reply | Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show original | Report Abuse Did everybody miss the irony in Ted Kennedy's statement? (Hint: Mary Jo Kopechne) "Ed" wrote in message ... - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - And the democratic local leadership left 100s of school busses to flood in NOLA while republican local leadership in Galveston used their busses to evacuate over 90% of their population.... NOYB wrote: "What the American people have seen is this incredible disparity in which those people who had cars and money got out and those people who were impoverished died." -- Ted Kennedy on Hurricane Katrina ( Mary Jo Kopechne's family whole-heartedly agreed). I read it loud and clear! funny...but sad. |
Ed wrote: And the democratic local leadership left 100s of school busses to flood in NOLA while republican local leadership in Galveston used their busses to evacuate over 90% of their population.... Stupidity, ineptitude, and getting things FUBAR are (sadly enough) not limited to any one political party. |
wrote in message ups.com... Ed wrote: And the democratic local leadership left 100s of school busses to flood in NOLA while republican local leadership in Galveston used their busses to evacuate over 90% of their population.... Stupidity, ineptitude, and getting things FUBAR are (sadly enough) not limited to any one political party. But rabid critisizms of one inept party exlcusively is dishonest. |
Bert Robbins wrote: wrote in message ups.com... Ed wrote: And the democratic local leadership left 100s of school busses to flood in NOLA while republican local leadership in Galveston used their busses to evacuate over 90% of their population.... Stupidity, ineptitude, and getting things FUBAR are (sadly enough) not limited to any one political party. But rabid critisizms of one inept party exlcusively is dishonest. As I am sure you consider yourself an honest man, I will look forward to your impending criticisms of the right wing. :-) There's one tough aspect about being politically "fair" when commenting on some officials, such as the POTUS. There is only one party in office at any given time. If you guys want to have the office, you need to be willing to take the criticism that will be heaped on *any* occupant thereof. Comes with the territory. |
Chuck,
I agree that if one is to be considered an honest man it is important that you do not place blame based upon ones political affiliation. That was my point concerning those who want to absolve the massive failures of the New Orleans and Louisiana government, just because they were democratic. Since I consider you to be an honest man, I must have missed your criticism of the local and state governments. The only post I saw from you concerning this matter was criticism Bush and his administration. wrote in message oups.com... Bert Robbins wrote: wrote in message ups.com... Ed wrote: And the democratic local leadership left 100s of school busses to flood in NOLA while republican local leadership in Galveston used their busses to evacuate over 90% of their population.... Stupidity, ineptitude, and getting things FUBAR are (sadly enough) not limited to any one political party. But rabid critisizms of one inept party exlcusively is dishonest. As I am sure you consider yourself an honest man, I will look forward to your impending criticisms of the right wing. :-) There's one tough aspect about being politically "fair" when commenting on some officials, such as the POTUS. There is only one party in office at any given time. If you guys want to have the office, you need to be willing to take the criticism that will be heaped on *any* occupant thereof. Comes with the territory. |
wrote in message oups.com... Bert Robbins wrote: wrote in message ups.com... Ed wrote: And the democratic local leadership left 100s of school busses to flood in NOLA while republican local leadership in Galveston used their busses to evacuate over 90% of their population.... Stupidity, ineptitude, and getting things FUBAR are (sadly enough) not limited to any one political party. But rabid critisizms of one inept party exlcusively is dishonest. As I am sure you consider yourself an honest man, I will look forward to your impending criticisms of the right wing. :-) Bush should have vetoed some spending bills in his first year. It would have There's one tough aspect about being politically "fair" when commenting on some officials, such as the POTUS. There is only one party in office at any given time. If you guys want to have the office, you need to be willing to take the criticism that will be heaped on *any* occupant thereof. Comes with the territory. With experience your get wisdom. That wisdom is based upon your personal experience and some of the things that Pres. Bush is adamant about issues I now find myself in disagreement with. So, I do disagree with some of my party's platform, however, I disagree with most if not all of the other party's platform. |
Starbuck wrote: Chuck, I agree that if one is to be considered an honest man it is important that you do not place blame based upon ones political affiliation. That was my point concerning those who want to absolve the massive failures of the New Orleans and Louisiana government, just because they were democratic. Since I consider you to be an honest man, I must have missed your criticism of the local and state governments. The only post I saw from you concerning this matter was criticism Bush and his administration. I'm not a Democrat, and I wouldn't have known whether the city or state governments were primarily D or R. I believe that when all local infrastructure is wiped out by an event the magnitude of Katrina, help must be sent in from outside the area where there are still personnel, systems, and supplies in place to deal wtih the mess. The local govt. can't send in help from outside its territory, and can't coordinate efforts between cities, counties, or states with any authority. That is the role of the federal government in a time of multi-jurisdictional disaster. wrote in message oups.com... Bert Robbins wrote: wrote in message ups.com... Ed wrote: And the democratic local leadership left 100s of school busses to flood in NOLA while republican local leadership in Galveston used their busses to evacuate over 90% of their population.... Stupidity, ineptitude, and getting things FUBAR are (sadly enough) not limited to any one political party. But rabid critisizms of one inept party exlcusively is dishonest. As I am sure you consider yourself an honest man, I will look forward to your impending criticisms of the right wing. :-) There's one tough aspect about being politically "fair" when commenting on some officials, such as the POTUS. There is only one party in office at any given time. If you guys want to have the office, you need to be willing to take the criticism that will be heaped on *any* occupant thereof. Comes with the territory. |
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"PocoLoco" wrote in message ... On 27 Sep 2005 20:35:24 -0700, wrote: Starbuck wrote: Chuck, I agree that if one is to be considered an honest man it is important that you do not place blame based upon ones political affiliation. That was my point concerning those who want to absolve the massive failures of the New Orleans and Louisiana government, just because they were democratic. Since I consider you to be an honest man, I must have missed your criticism of the local and state governments. The only post I saw from you concerning this matter was criticism Bush and his administration. I'm not a Democrat, and I wouldn't have known whether the city or state governments were primarily D or R. I believe that when all local infrastructure is wiped out by an event the magnitude of Katrina, help must be sent in from outside the area where there are still personnel, systems, and supplies in place to deal wtih the mess. The local govt. can't send in help from outside its territory, and can't coordinate efforts between cities, counties, or states with any authority. That is the role of the federal government in a time of multi-jurisdictional disaster. Should the feds just go charging in? The 82d Airborne was ready to go. Other National Guard units were ready to go. Should the fedgov 'take charge' immediately (especially when the local government is disfunctional)? Haven't we had this same discussion before? You keep making the point that the feds should do this and that, but never address the 'when' . Chuckie may not be a "democrat": but he certainly is a far left leaning liebral -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
"P Fritz" wrote in message ... "PocoLoco" wrote in message ... On 27 Sep 2005 20:35:24 -0700, wrote: Starbuck wrote: Chuck, I agree that if one is to be considered an honest man it is important that you do not place blame based upon ones political affiliation. That was my point concerning those who want to absolve the massive failures of the New Orleans and Louisiana government, just because they were democratic. Since I consider you to be an honest man, I must have missed your criticism of the local and state governments. The only post I saw from you concerning this matter was criticism Bush and his administration. I'm not a Democrat, and I wouldn't have known whether the city or state governments were primarily D or R. I believe that when all local infrastructure is wiped out by an event the magnitude of Katrina, help must be sent in from outside the area where there are still personnel, systems, and supplies in place to deal wtih the mess. The local govt. can't send in help from outside its territory, and can't coordinate efforts between cities, counties, or states with any authority. That is the role of the federal government in a time of multi-jurisdictional disaster. Should the feds just go charging in? The 82d Airborne was ready to go. Other National Guard units were ready to go. Should the fedgov 'take charge' immediately (especially when the local government is disfunctional)? Haven't we had this same discussion before? You keep making the point that the feds should do this and that, but never address the 'when' . Chuckie may not be a "democrat": but he certainly is a far left leaning liebral Aw shut the **** up, moron. Or, get yourself a new recording. The old one was worn thin a year ago. |
Chuck,
If we do not learn from our mistakes, we are destined to repeat them. The local and state governments failed their citizens and need to learn from their mistakes. wrote in message oups.com... Starbuck wrote: Chuck, I agree that if one is to be considered an honest man it is important that you do not place blame based upon ones political affiliation. That was my point concerning those who want to absolve the massive failures of the New Orleans and Louisiana government, just because they were democratic. Since I consider you to be an honest man, I must have missed your criticism of the local and state governments. The only post I saw from you concerning this matter was criticism Bush and his administration. I'm not a Democrat, and I wouldn't have known whether the city or state governments were primarily D or R. I believe that when all local infrastructure is wiped out by an event the magnitude of Katrina, help must be sent in from outside the area where there are still personnel, systems, and supplies in place to deal wtih the mess. The local govt. can't send in help from outside its territory, and can't coordinate efforts between cities, counties, or states with any authority. That is the role of the federal government in a time of multi-jurisdictional disaster. wrote in message oups.com... Bert Robbins wrote: wrote in message ups.com... Ed wrote: And the democratic local leadership left 100s of school busses to flood in NOLA while republican local leadership in Galveston used their busses to evacuate over 90% of their population.... Stupidity, ineptitude, and getting things FUBAR are (sadly enough) not limited to any one political party. But rabid critisizms of one inept party exlcusively is dishonest. As I am sure you consider yourself an honest man, I will look forward to your impending criticisms of the right wing. :-) There's one tough aspect about being politically "fair" when commenting on some officials, such as the POTUS. There is only one party in office at any given time. If you guys want to have the office, you need to be willing to take the criticism that will be heaped on *any* occupant thereof. Comes with the territory. |
"P Fritz" wrote in message ... "PocoLoco" wrote in message ... On 27 Sep 2005 20:35:24 -0700, wrote: Starbuck wrote: Chuck, I agree that if one is to be considered an honest man it is important that you do not place blame based upon ones political affiliation. That was my point concerning those who want to absolve the massive failures of the New Orleans and Louisiana government, just because they were democratic. Since I consider you to be an honest man, I must have missed your criticism of the local and state governments. The only post I saw from you concerning this matter was criticism Bush and his administration. I'm not a Democrat, and I wouldn't have known whether the city or state governments were primarily D or R. I believe that when all local infrastructure is wiped out by an event the magnitude of Katrina, help must be sent in from outside the area where there are still personnel, systems, and supplies in place to deal wtih the mess. The local govt. can't send in help from outside its territory, and can't coordinate efforts between cities, counties, or states with any authority. That is the role of the federal government in a time of multi-jurisdictional disaster. Should the feds just go charging in? The 82d Airborne was ready to go. Other National Guard units were ready to go. Should the fedgov 'take charge' immediately (especially when the local government is disfunctional)? Haven't we had this same discussion before? You keep making the point that the feds should do this and that, but never address the 'when' . Chuckie may not be a "democrat": but he certainly is a far left leaning liebral I have to correct you. Chuckie is a progressive, whatever that means. |
OT--Ted Kennedy is correct
No one is impoverished - some merely choose to sit on their ass, buy cheap
wine and lottery tickets with their money, confiscated from the minority with standards, that still work. Fatassted should have been plugging a levee......WAITAMINUTE.......... THAT'S Gary Conditts job.......so solly. Don't mess with natural selection - Look think how much money people will save by not needing to embalm Fatassted some day. |
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