Murtha now says he made a mistake voting for the war. And then there's
Kerry's infamous "I actually did vote for the $87 billion before I voted
against it", and his playing Capt. Yellowstain in and over Nam. Let's
also not forget the profiles in courage Teddy demonstrated at that
Chappaquiddick bridge, or his boozing, or his father's bootlegging and
support for Hitler. And then lest we forget the bungling of Johnson and
Carter...These pea-brained nincompoops have done everything they can to
screw this country and its education system. Thankfully, the real
America is on to them.

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Skipper

"Skipper" wrote in message
...
Murtha now says he made a mistake voting for the war. And then there's
Kerry's infamous "I actually did vote for the $87 billion before I voted
against it", and his playing Capt. Yellowstain in and over Nam. Let's
also not forget the profiles in courage Teddy demonstrated at that
Chappaquiddick bridge, or his boozing, or his father's bootlegging and
support for Hitler. And then lest we forget the bungling of Johnson and
Carter...These pea-brained nincompoops have done everything they can to
screw this country and its education system. Thankfully, the real
America is on to them.

--
Skipper

Zzzzzzzzzzzzz.............

And then, there's you, who voted for a president whose father was actually
involved in arming Saddam.

Doug Kanter wrote:

"Skipper" wrote...

Murtha now says he made a mistake voting for the war. And then there's
Kerry's infamous "I actually did vote for the $87 billion before I voted
against it", and his playing Capt. Yellowstain in and over Nam. Let's
also not forget the profiles in courage Teddy demonstrated at that
Chappaquiddick bridge, or his boozing, or his father's bootlegging and
support for Hitler. And then lest we forget the bungling of Johnson and
Carter...These pea-brained nincompoops have done everything they can to
screw this country and its education system. Thankfully, the real
America is on to them.

Zzzzzzzzzzzzz.............

And then, there's you, who voted for a president whose father was actually
involved in arming Saddam.

Me? I'm middle-of-the-road politically and currently supporting Joe
Lieberman to be our next POTUS & CiC. He knows how to handle our
borders, naturalization policies, and fundie threats...and he has
demonstrated great profiles in courage.

--
Skipper

"Skipper" wrote in message
...
Doug Kanter wrote:

"Skipper" wrote...

Murtha now says he made a mistake voting for the war. And then there's
Kerry's infamous "I actually did vote for the $87 billion before I voted
against it", and his playing Capt. Yellowstain in and over Nam. Let's
also not forget the profiles in courage Teddy demonstrated at that
Chappaquiddick bridge, or his boozing, or his father's bootlegging and
support for Hitler. And then lest we forget the bungling of Johnson and
Carter...These pea-brained nincompoops have done everything they can to
screw this country and its education system. Thankfully, the real
America is on to them.

Zzzzzzzzzzzzz.............

And then, there's you, who voted for a president whose father was
actually
involved in arming Saddam.

Me? I'm middle-of-the-road politically and currently supporting Joe
Lieberman to be our next POTUS & CiC. He knows how to handle our
borders, naturalization policies, and fundie threats...and he has
demonstrated great profiles in courage.

--
Skipper

No. You voted for Bush. Hez the onli wun what talks your langwuj.

Doug Kanter wrote:

And then, there's you, who voted for a president whose father was
actually involved in arming Saddam.

Me? I'm middle-of-the-road politically and currently supporting Joe
Lieberman to be our next POTUS & CiC. He knows how to handle our
borders, naturalization policies, and fundie threats...and he has
demonstrated great profiles in courage.

No.

Actually, Lieberman's a pretty good deal considering the options extant.

--
Skipper

"Skipper" wrote in message
...
Doug Kanter wrote:

And then, there's you, who voted for a president whose father was
actually involved in arming Saddam.

Me? I'm middle-of-the-road politically and currently supporting Joe
Lieberman to be our next POTUS & CiC. He knows how to handle our
borders, naturalization policies, and fundie threats...and he has
demonstrated great profiles in courage.

No.

Actually, Lieberman's a pretty good deal considering the options extant.

--
Skipper

Speaking of addled, you never did tell me which model number S&W .357
revolver has a mechanical safety. You can find the model number engraved on
the gun. I'm interested.

In article , says...
Murtha now says he made a mistake voting for the war. And then there's
Kerry's infamous "I actually did vote for the $87 billion before I voted
against it", and his playing Capt. Yellowstain in and over Nam. Let's
also not forget the profiles in courage Teddy demonstrated at that
Chappaquiddick bridge, or his boozing, or his father's bootlegging and
support for Hitler. And then lest we forget the bungling of Johnson and
Carter...These pea-brained nincompoops have done everything they can to
screw this country and its education system. Thankfully, the real
America is on to them.

Don't feed the troll.

jps

On Tue, 13 Dec 2005 07:21:26 -0800, Tamaroak wrote:

While we're at it, let's compare Kerry and Murtha's service in the Viet
Nam era to any of those chickenhawks who are sending our boys and girls
off into battle to kill Iraqis, some good and some bad. Any of them
could have shown up, (Bush, Rumsfeld, Cheney, Wolfowitz, Rice, etc.)
but chose not to. Our presidummy only went as far as getting the
uniform, then deserted.

I don't understand how any real veteran could salute him.

Capt. Jeff

I would never mention Kerry, Murtha, and service in the same sentence. If medals make the man, then
Senator Sam Johnson's comments regarding the immediate pull-out should rule the decision. Yet, his
comments never made it to the major media. I wonder why not?
--
John Herring

Hope your Christmas is Spectacular,
and your New Year even Better!

While we're at it, let's compare Kerry and Murtha's service in the Viet
Nam era to any of those chickenhawks who are sending our boys and girls
off into battle to kill Iraqis, some good and some bad. Any of them
could have shown up, (Bush, Rumsfeld, Cheney, Wolfowitz, Rice, etc.)
but chose not to. Our presidummy only went as far as getting the
uniform, then deserted.

I don't understand how any real veteran could salute him.

Capt. Jeff

Tamaroak wrote:

Murtha now says he made a mistake voting for the war. And then there's
Kerry's infamous "I actually did vote for the $87 billion before I
voted against it", and his playing Capt. Yellowstain in and over Nam.
Let's also not forget the profiles in courage Teddy demonstrated at
that Chappaquiddick bridge, or his boozing, or his father's
bootlegging and support for Hitler. And then lest we forget the
bungling of Johnson and Carter...These pea-brained nincompoops have
done everything they can to screw this country and its education
system. Thankfully, the real America is on to them.

While we're at it, let's compare Kerry and Murtha's service in the Viet
Nam era to any of those chickenhawks who are sending our boys and girls
off into battle to kill Iraqis, some good and some bad. Any of them
could have shown up, (Bush, Rumsfeld, Cheney, Wolfowitz, Rice, etc.)
but chose not to. Our presidummy only went as far as getting the
uniform, then deserted.

I don't understand how any real veteran could salute him.

You really should think before posting. A cursory review of what Nam
vets and POWs have to say about the service of Kerry and Bush tells a
very different story. They remind us that Kerry's throwing medals over
the White House fence in support of the enemy was in some ways worse
than those of the traitor Jane Fonda.

http://www.swiftvets.com/
http://tinyurl.com/4aow4
http://tinyurl.com/dmowz

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Skipper