This Is Just Too Hard To Swallow, sorry Monica, I
mean this is hard to believe! No I am not surprised !
If it wasn't for Barack she would of delayed this !
She's running scared!
From My Way News
Clinton: 'I'm in to Win' White House
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Jan 20, 6:34 PM (ET)By BETH FOUHY
NEW YORK (AP) - Democratic Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton
launched a trailblazing campaign for the White House on Saturday,
a former first lady turned political powerhouse intent on becoming
the first female president.
"I'm in, and I'm in to win," she said.
In a videotaped message posted on her Web site, Clinton said she
was eager to start a dialogue with voters about challenges she hoped
to tackle as president - affordable health care, deficit reduction and
bringing the "right" end to the Iraq war.
"I am one of the millions of women who have waited all their lives
to see the first woman sworn in as president of the United States -
and now we have our best opportunity to see that dream fulfilled,"
said Ellen Malcolm, president of EMILY's list, which raises money
for Democratic women who run for office.
There will be a lot of Idiots out there so if you dare, here is the
Link to whole story if you can stomach it .
Saturday, January 20, 2007
Dick Morris Appeal
For those that contribute ,
this might be a good bang for the buck.
From Townhall.com Robert Novak Link
Dick Morris's Appeal
Persons on Republican mailing lists this week received an appeal
for funds from Dick Morris, President Bill Clinton's political
strategist in 1995-1996, asking for a contribution between
$25 and $100 or more to finance a critical film documentary
of Sen. Hillary Clinton.
Signing the letter as "Former Clinton Adviser," Morris wrote:
"If you liked how the Swift Boat Veterans turned the tide against
John Kerry, you understand how a top Clinton aide can turn the
tables and stop a Clinton-style liberal from becoming the next
president of the United States."
Morris's appeal was made through The Presidential Coalition, run
by conservative activist Dave Bossie. The letter described Morris
as dedicated to electing presidents like Ronald Reagan and
George W. Bush. Since 1996, Morris has been an author,
columnist and television commentator.
this might be a good bang for the buck.
From Townhall.com Robert Novak Link
Dick Morris's Appeal
Persons on Republican mailing lists this week received an appeal
for funds from Dick Morris, President Bill Clinton's political
strategist in 1995-1996, asking for a contribution between
$25 and $100 or more to finance a critical film documentary
of Sen. Hillary Clinton.
Signing the letter as "Former Clinton Adviser," Morris wrote:
"If you liked how the Swift Boat Veterans turned the tide against
John Kerry, you understand how a top Clinton aide can turn the
tables and stop a Clinton-style liberal from becoming the next
president of the United States."
Morris's appeal was made through The Presidential Coalition, run
by conservative activist Dave Bossie. The letter described Morris
as dedicated to electing presidents like Ronald Reagan and
George W. Bush. Since 1996, Morris has been an author,
columnist and television commentator.
Bet You Didn't Know
From a friend of mine .
Thanks Mike;
You young people , take this to your history teacher
and see if you get extra credit
Lost Historical Tid-Bits
Who was the 1st President? I'm sure that George Washington
was your first and best guess. After all, no one else comes to mind.
But think back to your history books . The United States declared its
independence in 1776, yet Washington did not take office until
April 30, 1789. So who was running the country during these initial
years of this young country? It was the first eight U.S. Presidents.
In fact, the first President of the United States was one John Hanson.
I can hear you now - John who? John Hanson, the first President
of the United States. Don't go checking the encyclopedia for this guy's
name - he is one of those great men that are lost to history. If you're
extremely lucky, you may actually find a brief mention of his name.
The new country was actually formed on March 1, 1781 with the
adoption of The Articles of Confederation. This document was actually
proposed on June 11, 1776, but not agreed>upon by Congress until
November 15, 1777. Maryland refused to sign this document until
Virginia and New York ceded their western lands (Maryland was afraid
that these states would gain too much power in the new government
from such large amounts of land). Once the signing took place in 1781,
a President was needed to run the>country. John Hanson was chosen
unanimously by Congress (which included George>Washington).
In fact, all the other potential candidates refused to run against him,
as he was a major player in the revolution and an extremely influential
member of Congress. As the first President, Hanson had quite the
shoes to fill. No one had ever been President and the role was poorly
defined. His actions in office would set precedent for all future Presidents.
He took office just as the Revolutionary War ended. Almost immediately,
the troops demanded to be paid. As would be expected after any long
war, there were no funds to meet the salaries. As a result, the
soldiers threatened to overthrow the new government and put
Washington on the throne as a monarch. All the members of Congress
ran for their lives, leaving Hanson as the only guy left running the
government. He somehow managed to calm the troops down and
hold the country together. If he had failed, the government would
have fallen almost immediately and everyone would have been
bowing to King Washington. Hanson, as President, ordered all foreign
troops off American soil, as well as the removal of all foreign flags. This
was quite the feat, considering the fact that so many European countries
had a stake in the United States since the days following Columbus.
Hanson established the Great Seal of the United States, which all
Presidents have since been required to use on all official documents.
President Hanson also established the first Treasury Department,
the first Secretary of War, and the first Foreign Affairs Department.
Lastly, he declared that the fourth Thursday of every November was to be
Thanksgiving Day, which is still true today. The Articles of Confederation
only allowed a President to serve a oneyear term during any three year
period, so Hanson actually accomplished quite a bit in such little time.
Seven other presidents were elected after him...
Elias Boudinot (1782-83),
Thomas Mifflin (1783-84),
Richard Henry Lee>(1784-85),
John Hancock (1785-86),
Nathan Gorman (1786-87),
Arthur St. Clair (1787-88),
and Cyrus Griffin (1788-89)
all prior to Washington taking office. So what happened? Why don`t
we hear about the first eight presidents? It's quite simple -
The Articles of Confederation didn't work well.The individual states
had too much power and nothing could be agreed>upon. A new
doctrine needed to be written - something we know as the>Constitution.
And that leads us to the end of our story. George Washington was
definitely not the first President of the United States. He was the
first President of the United States under the Constitution we follow today.
And the first eight Presidents are forgotten in history.
Thanks Mike;
You young people , take this to your history teacher
and see if you get extra credit
Lost Historical Tid-Bits
Who was the 1st President? I'm sure that George Washington
was your first and best guess. After all, no one else comes to mind.
But think back to your history books . The United States declared its
independence in 1776, yet Washington did not take office until
April 30, 1789. So who was running the country during these initial
years of this young country? It was the first eight U.S. Presidents.
In fact, the first President of the United States was one John Hanson.
I can hear you now - John who? John Hanson, the first President
of the United States. Don't go checking the encyclopedia for this guy's
name - he is one of those great men that are lost to history. If you're
extremely lucky, you may actually find a brief mention of his name.
The new country was actually formed on March 1, 1781 with the
adoption of The Articles of Confederation. This document was actually
proposed on June 11, 1776, but not agreed>upon by Congress until
November 15, 1777. Maryland refused to sign this document until
Virginia and New York ceded their western lands (Maryland was afraid
that these states would gain too much power in the new government
from such large amounts of land). Once the signing took place in 1781,
a President was needed to run the>country. John Hanson was chosen
unanimously by Congress (which included George>Washington).
In fact, all the other potential candidates refused to run against him,
as he was a major player in the revolution and an extremely influential
member of Congress. As the first President, Hanson had quite the
shoes to fill. No one had ever been President and the role was poorly
defined. His actions in office would set precedent for all future Presidents.
He took office just as the Revolutionary War ended. Almost immediately,
the troops demanded to be paid. As would be expected after any long
war, there were no funds to meet the salaries. As a result, the
soldiers threatened to overthrow the new government and put
Washington on the throne as a monarch. All the members of Congress
ran for their lives, leaving Hanson as the only guy left running the
government. He somehow managed to calm the troops down and
hold the country together. If he had failed, the government would
have fallen almost immediately and everyone would have been
bowing to King Washington. Hanson, as President, ordered all foreign
troops off American soil, as well as the removal of all foreign flags. This
was quite the feat, considering the fact that so many European countries
had a stake in the United States since the days following Columbus.
Hanson established the Great Seal of the United States, which all
Presidents have since been required to use on all official documents.
President Hanson also established the first Treasury Department,
the first Secretary of War, and the first Foreign Affairs Department.
Lastly, he declared that the fourth Thursday of every November was to be
Thanksgiving Day, which is still true today. The Articles of Confederation
only allowed a President to serve a oneyear term during any three year
period, so Hanson actually accomplished quite a bit in such little time.
Seven other presidents were elected after him...
Elias Boudinot (1782-83),
Thomas Mifflin (1783-84),
Richard Henry Lee>(1784-85),
John Hancock (1785-86),
Nathan Gorman (1786-87),
Arthur St. Clair (1787-88),
and Cyrus Griffin (1788-89)
all prior to Washington taking office. So what happened? Why don`t
we hear about the first eight presidents? It's quite simple -
The Articles of Confederation didn't work well.The individual states
had too much power and nothing could be agreed>upon. A new
doctrine needed to be written - something we know as the>Constitution.
And that leads us to the end of our story. George Washington was
definitely not the first President of the United States. He was the
first President of the United States under the Constitution we follow today.
And the first eight Presidents are forgotten in history.
Friday, January 19, 2007
Kagen Watch Jan. 18, 2007
Wow this still has legs. Where were these people before the
election with this guy? Seems like Kagen will follow in the
footsteps of Jay Johnson! You voted for him, I did not!!!!!!!
What a nut !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There's no such thing as bad publicity...right?
Warned by FDA, chastised over comments,
Kagen starts term on rocky footing
By CRAIG GILBERTcgilbert@journalsentinel.com
Posted: Jan. 18, 2007
Washington - For new members of Congress, it's normally
good to be noticed.
But doctor-turned-congressman Steve Kagen can't relish the
kind of publicity he's getting lately.
After apparently exaggerating his own swaggering behavior
at a White House reception in November, Kagen has taken an
unusual public relations hit, marked by a combative confrontation
with reporters in Green Bay on Sunday and an editorial scolding
in several Wisconsin newspapers.
I like this ,
Reporter: "Yes or no? Did you tell (Rove) you kicked his ass?"
Kagen: "I'll stick with my statement."
Reporter: "That you kicked his ass?"
Kagen: "Any other questions?"
And this one:
Reporter: "Yes or no? Did you say it?"
Kagen: "I've answered your question."
Reporter: "You didn't answer the question, yes or no, '
Yes, it's true,' or 'No, I didn't say it,' or, 'I was just kidding
around. . . . ' Why can't we get a yes or no?"
Link to rest of article
election with this guy? Seems like Kagen will follow in the
footsteps of Jay Johnson! You voted for him, I did not!!!!!!!
What a nut !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There's no such thing as bad publicity...right?
Warned by FDA, chastised over comments,
Kagen starts term on rocky footing
By CRAIG GILBERTcgilbert@journalsentinel.com
Posted: Jan. 18, 2007
Washington - For new members of Congress, it's normally
good to be noticed.
But doctor-turned-congressman Steve Kagen can't relish the
kind of publicity he's getting lately.
After apparently exaggerating his own swaggering behavior
at a White House reception in November, Kagen has taken an
unusual public relations hit, marked by a combative confrontation
with reporters in Green Bay on Sunday and an editorial scolding
in several Wisconsin newspapers.
I like this ,
Reporter: "Yes or no? Did you tell (Rove) you kicked his ass?"
Kagen: "I'll stick with my statement."
Reporter: "That you kicked his ass?"
Kagen: "Any other questions?"
And this one:
Reporter: "Yes or no? Did you say it?"
Kagen: "I've answered your question."
Reporter: "You didn't answer the question, yes or no, '
Yes, it's true,' or 'No, I didn't say it,' or, 'I was just kidding
around. . . . ' Why can't we get a yes or no?"
Link to rest of article
Stars Wars
Wow , can you believe this?
Where are the dems on this?
Seems to be silence in the forest!
Where are the marches for peace?
Cindy Sheehan, where are you?
Chinese missile destroys satellite in space
By Toby Harnden and Alex Massie in Washington
Last Updated: 9:31am GMT 19/01/2007
Con Coughlin: Space shot diverts US attention
Your view: Is China a danger to the West?
The prospect of "Star Wars" between China and
the West loomed last night after Beijing used a
ballistic missile to destroy a satellite in space.
Link to article
Where are the dems on this?
Seems to be silence in the forest!
Where are the marches for peace?
Cindy Sheehan, where are you?
Chinese missile destroys satellite in space
By Toby Harnden and Alex Massie in Washington
Last Updated: 9:31am GMT 19/01/2007
Con Coughlin: Space shot diverts US attention
Your view: Is China a danger to the West?
The prospect of "Star Wars" between China and
the West loomed last night after Beijing used a
ballistic missile to destroy a satellite in space.
Link to article
Gasoline
Just want to say I filled up my big S U V
yesterday in Wittenburg ,Wi. for $1.93 gal. Yes I wish
I was in other states where the gasoline taxes are not so high,
but right now I will take a 1.93 any day!
Now I am in sales and need to be on the road .
As far as Gas stations of choice go, Citgo, no , owned by
Hugo Chavez, B P and Kwik Trip, no because all of there
gasoline has 10% ethanol! Shell yes , Mobil yes, and any
others that do not carry ethanol!
Ethanol production is a rip off for the corn growers. Not that I am mad
for farmers making money but do we need government
subsidy's to inflate the cost of corn?
That's another story.
Yes I put in over 30 gals of great # 1 Shell gasoline .
While those people were sliding around in their light weight
cares on the icy roads , I had my large beautiful Ford Expedition
in 4 wheel drive . It's nice to see you libs and candy's in the little
cars sliding around or going 35 in a 65 zone!
You environmental wackos , suck my fumes!!!!!!!
yesterday in Wittenburg ,Wi. for $1.93 gal. Yes I wish
I was in other states where the gasoline taxes are not so high,
but right now I will take a 1.93 any day!
Now I am in sales and need to be on the road .
As far as Gas stations of choice go, Citgo, no , owned by
Hugo Chavez, B P and Kwik Trip, no because all of there
gasoline has 10% ethanol! Shell yes , Mobil yes, and any
others that do not carry ethanol!
Ethanol production is a rip off for the corn growers. Not that I am mad
for farmers making money but do we need government
subsidy's to inflate the cost of corn?
That's another story.
Yes I put in over 30 gals of great # 1 Shell gasoline .
While those people were sliding around in their light weight
cares on the icy roads , I had my large beautiful Ford Expedition
in 4 wheel drive . It's nice to see you libs and candy's in the little
cars sliding around or going 35 in a 65 zone!
You environmental wackos , suck my fumes!!!!!!!
Global Warming Lies and Money
Money , lies and sex! Oh sorry no sex, well maybe indirectly.
The sex must be the chick on the Weather Channel. The lies and
money is global warming .
A fine example of money with Global warming in the article is;
Billions of dollars of grant money is flowing into the pockets of
those on the man-made global warming bandwagon. No man-
made global warming, the money dries up. This is big money,
make no mistake about it. Always follow the money trail and
it tells a story.
And this one relates to Berry Lake ( where I reside) , back in
the 1930's the lake had 100 to 150 feet of shore on the lake ,
today we have 15 feet. Sandy , was it global warming when
you were a little girl on Berry Lake ? When they were planting
wheat on the around the lake , was that global warming?
The lie here is it's worst today than in the past!
It will always change, and the warming in the last 10 years
is not much difference than the warming we saw in the 1930s
and other decades.
Read the whole article from James Spann from the weather blog .
Link
If you have the capasity to think , read the article , It makes sense!
The sex must be the chick on the Weather Channel. The lies and
money is global warming .
A fine example of money with Global warming in the article is;
Billions of dollars of grant money is flowing into the pockets of
those on the man-made global warming bandwagon. No man-
made global warming, the money dries up. This is big money,
make no mistake about it. Always follow the money trail and
it tells a story.
And this one relates to Berry Lake ( where I reside) , back in
the 1930's the lake had 100 to 150 feet of shore on the lake ,
today we have 15 feet. Sandy , was it global warming when
you were a little girl on Berry Lake ? When they were planting
wheat on the around the lake , was that global warming?
The lie here is it's worst today than in the past!
It will always change, and the warming in the last 10 years
is not much difference than the warming we saw in the 1930s
and other decades.
Read the whole article from James Spann from the weather blog .
Link
If you have the capasity to think , read the article , It makes sense!
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
Kagen Watch 1/17/07
Holly Cow, The Milwaukee Journal Editorial.
What is going on ? Give credit where credit is due.
Editorial Board is right with these comments !
Link
To you libs and candys , you voted for him! What do you
think of him now. Just more slime in Washington!
Editorial:
Grow up, Congressman
From the Journal Sentinel
Posted: Jan. 16, 2007
Democrat Steve Kagen, the Appleton allergist elected in November to s
ucceed Mark Green in the 8th Congressional District, is again in political
hot water because of something he said. Or, to be more specific, something
he told some supporters he said during a reception at the White House.
But the fact is that it's not clear exactly what was said because Kagen
apparently was making much of it up. The behavior, odd beyond question,
calls into question both Kagen's judgment and maturity.
It started when Kagen met with a group of anti-Iraq war activists Dec. 19 in
Appleton. His comments were reported in the January issue of The Scene, a
monthly Fox Valley arts tabloid under the headline, "Kagen introduces a little
levity to the White House."
Among other things, Kagen told the group after talking about Iraq that he
confronted presidential adviser Karl Rove in a White House men's room,
blocked his exit and said, "My name's Dr. Multimillionaire, and I kicked
your ass." He was apparently referring to besting a GOP candidate for
whom members of the administration, including President Bush, had
personally campaigned.
He also related how he deliberately insulted Laura Bush by greeting
her as "Barbara" when Kagen and his wife later met the president and
the first lady.
Did that actually happen? Depends on what part you're referring to.
Kagen told reporters at a news conference Sunday in Green Bay - and
his communications director repeated it Tuesday - that Kagen did not
insult the first lady, that he and his wife were thrilled to meet the president
and his wife and "at no time was any disrespect shown on anyone's part."
OK, so why did he say it happened?
Asked by the Fox Valley newspaper and TV reporters if he confronted
Rove and told him he "kicked his ass" in the election, Kagen was evasive:
"I didn't block the door, but I did have a very playful experience in the
White House," Kagen said.
When reporters rightly pressed Kagen for a more definitive answer, he
appeared to become annoyed and said the media should focus on serious
matters such as the war in Iraq. When we asked about the Rove incident
Tuesday, Kagen's communications director declined to comment.
A deputy White House press secretary told the Appleton Post-Crescent
last week that Kagen's "version of events is not the way it happened at all."
Assuming Kagen wants to deal seriously with substantive matters, why
make up such a silly story? And why decline to say exactly what he told
Rove?
The congressman owes his constituents an explanation, but bottom
line: The incident raises sobering questions about Kagen. Especially
in light of other things he has said, namely his use of a racially insensitive
term for American Indians during the campaign.
"I'm not there for playful experiences at the White House," Kagen said
at Sunday's news conference. "I'm there to get a job done."
Time to start, Congressman.
What is going on ? Give credit where credit is due.
Editorial Board is right with these comments !
Link
To you libs and candys , you voted for him! What do you
think of him now. Just more slime in Washington!
Editorial:
Grow up, Congressman
From the Journal Sentinel
Posted: Jan. 16, 2007
Democrat Steve Kagen, the Appleton allergist elected in November to s
ucceed Mark Green in the 8th Congressional District, is again in political
hot water because of something he said. Or, to be more specific, something
he told some supporters he said during a reception at the White House.
But the fact is that it's not clear exactly what was said because Kagen
apparently was making much of it up. The behavior, odd beyond question,
calls into question both Kagen's judgment and maturity.
It started when Kagen met with a group of anti-Iraq war activists Dec. 19 in
Appleton. His comments were reported in the January issue of The Scene, a
monthly Fox Valley arts tabloid under the headline, "Kagen introduces a little
levity to the White House."
Among other things, Kagen told the group after talking about Iraq that he
confronted presidential adviser Karl Rove in a White House men's room,
blocked his exit and said, "My name's Dr. Multimillionaire, and I kicked
your ass." He was apparently referring to besting a GOP candidate for
whom members of the administration, including President Bush, had
personally campaigned.
He also related how he deliberately insulted Laura Bush by greeting
her as "Barbara" when Kagen and his wife later met the president and
the first lady.
Did that actually happen? Depends on what part you're referring to.
Kagen told reporters at a news conference Sunday in Green Bay - and
his communications director repeated it Tuesday - that Kagen did not
insult the first lady, that he and his wife were thrilled to meet the president
and his wife and "at no time was any disrespect shown on anyone's part."
OK, so why did he say it happened?
Asked by the Fox Valley newspaper and TV reporters if he confronted
Rove and told him he "kicked his ass" in the election, Kagen was evasive:
"I didn't block the door, but I did have a very playful experience in the
White House," Kagen said.
When reporters rightly pressed Kagen for a more definitive answer, he
appeared to become annoyed and said the media should focus on serious
matters such as the war in Iraq. When we asked about the Rove incident
Tuesday, Kagen's communications director declined to comment.
A deputy White House press secretary told the Appleton Post-Crescent
last week that Kagen's "version of events is not the way it happened at all."
Assuming Kagen wants to deal seriously with substantive matters, why
make up such a silly story? And why decline to say exactly what he told
Rove?
The congressman owes his constituents an explanation, but bottom
line: The incident raises sobering questions about Kagen. Especially
in light of other things he has said, namely his use of a racially insensitive
term for American Indians during the campaign.
"I'm not there for playful experiences at the White House," Kagen said
at Sunday's news conference. "I'm there to get a job done."
Time to start, Congressman.
Stinks of Tuna Fish
Why can a dem (Ms Polosi) get a pass?
How can the people in Samoa not work for the min wage?
Somoa is a part of the U S! Why didn't we hear more about this?
From the Washington Times,
Greg Pierce - Inside Politics
Media blackout "So what happened to the story about
Nancy Pelosi exempting American Samoa from the minimum
wage because it benefits companies in her district?" radio
talk-show host Neal Boortz asks at his blog site, boortz.com/nuze.
"Here we have a juicy little story affecting the Speaker of the
House, and the media has chosen to look the other way.
Imagine if this had been Newt Gingrich or Dennis Hastert.
Would the press be so kind? Nope ... but hey, this is a Democrat ...
the big cheese, the head honcho. She gets a pass. Maybe it's
because Dems plan to revise the bill to include American Samoa
and cover the speaker's behind," Mr. Boortz said."Never
mind the hypocrisy of it all. Democrats stand up there and
tell us that you can't raise a family on $5.15 an hour, that it
needs to be raised to $7.25. Evidently you can raise a family
on $7.25 an hour, even if it is phased in over two years. But
when it comes to American Samoa, that's different. And as
long as the Del Monte Corporation, through its Star Kist
subsidiary, is loading you up with campaign cash ... then well ...
maybe you can raise a family on $5.15 an hour. At least if you
live in American Samoa. "So the story will wither on the vine,
thanks to media bias. Can you imagine if Tom DeLay were doing
this? It would still be front-page news. But Nancy Pelosi is a
Democrat, and Democrats are protected by the media.
You should know that by now."
Mainstream Media doesn't do it again!!!!!
How can the people in Samoa not work for the min wage?
Somoa is a part of the U S! Why didn't we hear more about this?
From the Washington Times,
Greg Pierce - Inside Politics
Media blackout "So what happened to the story about
Nancy Pelosi exempting American Samoa from the minimum
wage because it benefits companies in her district?" radio
talk-show host Neal Boortz asks at his blog site, boortz.com/nuze.
"Here we have a juicy little story affecting the Speaker of the
House, and the media has chosen to look the other way.
Imagine if this had been Newt Gingrich or Dennis Hastert.
Would the press be so kind? Nope ... but hey, this is a Democrat ...
the big cheese, the head honcho. She gets a pass. Maybe it's
because Dems plan to revise the bill to include American Samoa
and cover the speaker's behind," Mr. Boortz said."Never
mind the hypocrisy of it all. Democrats stand up there and
tell us that you can't raise a family on $5.15 an hour, that it
needs to be raised to $7.25. Evidently you can raise a family
on $7.25 an hour, even if it is phased in over two years. But
when it comes to American Samoa, that's different. And as
long as the Del Monte Corporation, through its Star Kist
subsidiary, is loading you up with campaign cash ... then well ...
maybe you can raise a family on $5.15 an hour. At least if you
live in American Samoa. "So the story will wither on the vine,
thanks to media bias. Can you imagine if Tom DeLay were doing
this? It would still be front-page news. But Nancy Pelosi is a
Democrat, and Democrats are protected by the media.
You should know that by now."
Mainstream Media doesn't do it again!!!!!
He Smokes Cigs ??????????
Nooooooooooooooooooo, He can't . I don't believe it !
Thanks to Jessica McBride and Texas Hold Em Blogger
Oh my goodness! Sen. Barack Obama actually smokes cigarettes!!!
Link
The New Republic recently published an article titled, “How
smoking
helps Obama.” In it, the writer argues Obama’s open vice helps
him breakthrough the image of the cookie-cutter polished politician …
Others, though, wonder if a candidate who smokes can win the
liberal vote. Will the part of America that holds its nose when it
walks into a smokey bar be willing to vote for a man addicted
to cancer sticks?
The kiss of death , a smoker. I will make a prediction, Barack
will take the pill or check himself in to stop smoking to make it
look like he quit for the 08 election! You know he will sneak a puff
in his room at night. But all will be for not, they will not elect a smoker!
Thanks to Jessica McBride and Texas Hold Em Blogger
Oh my goodness! Sen. Barack Obama actually smokes cigarettes!!!
Link
The New Republic recently published an article titled, “How
smoking
helps Obama.” In it, the writer argues Obama’s open vice helps
him breakthrough the image of the cookie-cutter polished politician …
Others, though, wonder if a candidate who smokes can win the
liberal vote. Will the part of America that holds its nose when it
walks into a smokey bar be willing to vote for a man addicted
to cancer sticks?
The kiss of death , a smoker. I will make a prediction, Barack
will take the pill or check himself in to stop smoking to make it
look like he quit for the 08 election! You know he will sneak a puff
in his room at night. But all will be for not, they will not elect a smoker!
To the GOP , It Makes Sense
This males a lot of sense if your conservative!
A good read on true beliefs and our future!
Open Letter to ALL Members of the GOP
By J.B. Williams
Monday, January 15, 2007
The GOP is in bigger trouble than it is yet prepared to
recognize or address. The GOP has more members than
the DNC, which makes it all but impossible to explain how
leftist Democrats just took back control of congress via a pack
of lies. The only possible explanation is that members of the
GOP allowed it to happen.
I agree.
Today, most Democrats, especially current DNC leaders,
are anti-life, anti-sovereignty, anti-security, anti-morality,
pro-greater communal good which is anti-individual liberty,
anti-capitalism pigs who believe in neither the founding
principles of the Declaration or the laws of the written
Constitution they work to dismantle. They spend their
every political moment working to subvert all of it and
there is nothing American about it!
I agree!
No more pretenders in the GOP! Conservative is as
conservative does. Talk isn't just cheap. It's worthless!
Yes! And one of many reasons why there are few conservatives
in Washington right now,
And if he lacks the spine to confront his enemies, he is NOT
a conservative. He's not even a man!
Thank you J B Williams , what you say is true but how many
wiener republicans in Washington will listen. The 08 elections
will be the tipping point for this country. Will the idiots ever
realize what they have done!
The whole article at CFP - Link
JFYI - Read the Canadian Free Press . Just like the U S
there are good people in Canada. Its just hard to find them.
The CFP is one way to be informed about our neighbor to
the north. They have plenty of wacko's too!
A good read on true beliefs and our future!
Open Letter to ALL Members of the GOP
By J.B. Williams
Monday, January 15, 2007
The GOP is in bigger trouble than it is yet prepared to
recognize or address. The GOP has more members than
the DNC, which makes it all but impossible to explain how
leftist Democrats just took back control of congress via a pack
of lies. The only possible explanation is that members of the
GOP allowed it to happen.
I agree.
Today, most Democrats, especially current DNC leaders,
are anti-life, anti-sovereignty, anti-security, anti-morality,
pro-greater communal good which is anti-individual liberty,
anti-capitalism pigs who believe in neither the founding
principles of the Declaration or the laws of the written
Constitution they work to dismantle. They spend their
every political moment working to subvert all of it and
there is nothing American about it!
I agree!
No more pretenders in the GOP! Conservative is as
conservative does. Talk isn't just cheap. It's worthless!
Yes! And one of many reasons why there are few conservatives
in Washington right now,
And if he lacks the spine to confront his enemies, he is NOT
a conservative. He's not even a man!
Thank you J B Williams , what you say is true but how many
wiener republicans in Washington will listen. The 08 elections
will be the tipping point for this country. Will the idiots ever
realize what they have done!
The whole article at CFP - Link
JFYI - Read the Canadian Free Press . Just like the U S
there are good people in Canada. Its just hard to find them.
The CFP is one way to be informed about our neighbor to
the north. They have plenty of wacko's too!
Tuesday, January 16, 2007
Low-grade radioactive material missing
No, this is not from 24, but from Milwaukee Wisconsin!
Thanks to Mark Graul at B&S for the info. and
link to JSOnline article from Jesse Garza.
Lib slant, no this is some guy that does't know what he stole!
He'll return it today!
We need more protection from Gov. Lawton.
Speaking of 24 , What an ending last night, my jaw dropped!
Thanks to Mark Graul at B&S for the info. and
link to JSOnline article from Jesse Garza.
Lib slant, no this is some guy that does't know what he stole!
He'll return it today!
We need more protection from Gov. Lawton.
Speaking of 24 , What an ending last night, my jaw dropped!
Castro Reportedly in Grave Condition
How long have we been reading this headline .
It's just of matter of time before Cuba becomes the
# 1 vacation area of the west.
Link to Castro watch from Breitbart.com
MADRID, Spain (AP) -- Ailing Cuban leader Fidel Castro
is in "very grave" condition after three failed operations
and complications from an intestinal infection, a Spanish
newspaper said Tuesday.
It's just of matter of time before Cuba becomes the
# 1 vacation area of the west.
Link to Castro watch from Breitbart.com
MADRID, Spain (AP) -- Ailing Cuban leader Fidel Castro
is in "very grave" condition after three failed operations
and complications from an intestinal infection, a Spanish
newspaper said Tuesday.
Gasoline Prices
1/16/07 - 6:10 A M
Fleet Farm, Hudson,Wi. $1.95 gal
Wiitenburg , Wi. $2.06 gal
Wisconsin Gaoline Link
Wholesale Crude Oil - $53.18 Barrel
Wholesale Gasoline - $1.4320
Link to Markets
Fleet Farm, Hudson,Wi. $1.95 gal
Wiitenburg , Wi. $2.06 gal
Wisconsin Gaoline Link
Wholesale Crude Oil - $53.18 Barrel
Wholesale Gasoline - $1.4320
Link to Markets
Sunday, January 14, 2007
First Night 24
OK , now I have to wait 22 hours for the next 24.
My thoughts , it's been too long between season 5
and season 6. Jack had a rough time in china. He was
getting a little wimpy until the jugular vain killing !
My opinion ;
the presidents sister is guilty, she's with the bad guys,
why would she delete the files!
The presidents advisor looks crocked but is just an over
zealous Democrat !
Chloe's x husband is one of the bad guy's!
The kid that can't pronounce AK MED will put on a
bomb belt!
I'm excited, till Monday 7:00 p m
My thoughts , it's been too long between season 5
and season 6. Jack had a rough time in china. He was
getting a little wimpy until the jugular vain killing !
My opinion ;
the presidents sister is guilty, she's with the bad guys,
why would she delete the files!
The presidents advisor looks crocked but is just an over
zealous Democrat !
Chloe's x husband is one of the bad guy's!
The kid that can't pronounce AK MED will put on a
bomb belt!
I'm excited, till Monday 7:00 p m
Gasoline Check
Wow $1.99 gal in Luxemburg, Wisconsin
It's Bush and big Oil, let's get em!
Link to Gasoline prices
Sikeston,Mo. $1.79 gal
It's Bush and big Oil, let's get em!
Link to Gasoline prices
Sikeston,Mo. $1.79 gal
Winnebago board votes on soccer fees
OK, the only reason this caught my eye is that
I do not like soccer! First it isn't safe, two, it's not football,
U. S. (NFL) football and third I do not like soccer!
That being said, I think the soccer clubs have a
valid point. If they paint the fields and paid for the nets ,
the city, county only really needs to cut the lawn. They have no
other expense. They have to cut the lawn anyway!
Why do they have the parks in the first place!
The soccer club obviously doesn't see what is happening.
Liberal government needs tax dollars, threaten kids and
they get their way. Pay me now or loose the park or they
have to raise taxes. You don't want to disappoint the
children!
You libs are so predictable!
What a great scheme, and most people don't see it coming!
Link to article
I do not like soccer! First it isn't safe, two, it's not football,
U. S. (NFL) football and third I do not like soccer!
That being said, I think the soccer clubs have a
valid point. If they paint the fields and paid for the nets ,
the city, county only really needs to cut the lawn. They have no
other expense. They have to cut the lawn anyway!
Why do they have the parks in the first place!
The soccer club obviously doesn't see what is happening.
Liberal government needs tax dollars, threaten kids and
they get their way. Pay me now or loose the park or they
have to raise taxes. You don't want to disappoint the
children!
You libs are so predictable!
What a great scheme, and most people don't see it coming!
Link to article
Kagen Watch 1-14-07
Still has legs!
Typical liberal , won't admit his comments!
Article from Post Cresent
When WOSH broadcaster Bob Brunell asked whether
these accounts, which the freshman congressman
reportedly shared with a group of supporters, were
"fabricated," the response was less forthcoming.
"It was a social occasion, and the president enjoyed
the social interaction, as did I," Kagen, D-Appleton,
said during the radio interview, a recording of which
was aired on the Web site of WBAY-TV on Saturday.
When asked if the reporting of the comments he allegedly
made, first published in The Scene, a monthly arts and
entertainment publication serving the Fox Valley, was
fabricated, the response was slightly more direct.
"No, I won't say that," Kagen replied. "I'm saying that I
enjoyed our time together and that we had a wonderful
time taking our picture with the president."
Link to article
You couldn't ask for better comedy writing material.
Libs, remember you voted for this guy!
Typical liberal , won't admit his comments!
Article from Post Cresent
When WOSH broadcaster Bob Brunell asked whether
these accounts, which the freshman congressman
reportedly shared with a group of supporters, were
"fabricated," the response was less forthcoming.
"It was a social occasion, and the president enjoyed
the social interaction, as did I," Kagen, D-Appleton,
said during the radio interview, a recording of which
was aired on the Web site of WBAY-TV on Saturday.
When asked if the reporting of the comments he allegedly
made, first published in The Scene, a monthly arts and
entertainment publication serving the Fox Valley, was
fabricated, the response was slightly more direct.
"No, I won't say that," Kagen replied. "I'm saying that I
enjoyed our time together and that we had a wonderful
time taking our picture with the president."
Link to article
You couldn't ask for better comedy writing material.
Libs, remember you voted for this guy!
Kagen Watch 1-14-07
Still has legs!
Typical liberal , won't admit his comments!
Article from Post Cresent
When WOSH broadcaster Bob Brunell asked whether
these accounts, which the freshman congressman
reportedly shared with a group of supporters, were
"fabricated," the response was less forthcoming.
"It was a social occasion, and the president enjoyed
the social interaction, as did I," Kagen, D-Appleton,
said during the radio interview, a recording of which
was aired on the Web site of WBAY-TV on Saturday.
When asked if the reporting of the comments he allegedly
made, first published in The Scene, a monthly arts and
entertainment publication serving the Fox Valley, was
fabricated, the response was slightly more direct.
"No, I won't say that," Kagen replied. "I'm saying that I
enjoyed our time together and that we had a wonderful
time taking our picture with the president."
Link to article
You couldn't ask for better comedy writing material.
Libs, remember you voted for this guy!
Typical liberal , won't admit his comments!
Article from Post Cresent
When WOSH broadcaster Bob Brunell asked whether
these accounts, which the freshman congressman
reportedly shared with a group of supporters, were
"fabricated," the response was less forthcoming.
"It was a social occasion, and the president enjoyed
the social interaction, as did I," Kagen, D-Appleton,
said during the radio interview, a recording of which
was aired on the Web site of WBAY-TV on Saturday.
When asked if the reporting of the comments he allegedly
made, first published in The Scene, a monthly arts and
entertainment publication serving the Fox Valley, was
fabricated, the response was slightly more direct.
"No, I won't say that," Kagen replied. "I'm saying that I
enjoyed our time together and that we had a wonderful
time taking our picture with the president."
Link to article
You couldn't ask for better comedy writing material.
Libs, remember you voted for this guy!
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