bushwhackerusa2006

I have read the week's worth of politicalisms and I can truly say that
BAR seems to have spent too much time in those very bars his name
embraces. It has been widely and historically proven that alcohol will
lead to a certain destruction and limitation of brain cells over a
period of time. While the Republican party came up with probably the
most mentally challenged president ever, their job continues to find
someone of ever greater lack of depth in the superficial and
justifiably humiliated and mocked Palin. In BAR's case however, lack
of brain cells to reason and comprehend finds the proof is in not only
the pudding, but maybe all the way to the bottom of the mug.

Annika1980

On Oct 7, 10:16 am, Tex <marktexkoe...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> The Reps might have thrown a lamb to the lions...but then, the Dems
> couldn't find a way to beat him...twice?  No wonder y'all are so
> angry, you realize that you are worthless in politics because you
> can't beat a "mentally challenged" opponent.

Yeah, it's too bad that the party that is the best at winning
elections is the worst at running the country, and vice versa.

Tex

On Oct 7, 11:36 am, annika1980 <annika1...@aol.com> wrote:
> On Oct 7, 10:16 am, Tex <marktexkoe...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > The Reps might have thrown a lamb to the lions...but then, the Dems
> > couldn't find a way to beat him...twice?  No wonder y'all are so
> > angry, you realize that you are worthless in politics because you
> > can't beat a "mentally challenged" opponent.
>
> Yeah, it's too bad that the party that is the best at winning
> elections is the worst at running the country, and vice versa.

Agreed...let's get a whole new batch of people in there!
I'd bet my taxes that a randomly selected group of people could run
Congress no worse

Tex

Annika1980

On Oct 7, 12:46 pm, Tex <marktexkoe...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Yeah, it's too bad that the party that is the best at winning
> > elections is the worst at running the country, and vice versa.
>
> Agreed...let's get a whole new batch of people in there!
> I'd bet my taxes that a randomly selected group of people could run
> Congress no worse
>

While we enjoy this rare moment of agreement, I'll ask how long it
would be before that group of well-meaning randomly-selected people
turned into greedy bastards just out for themselves?

I'd give em about a month.

bushwhackerusa2006

On Oct 7, 10:16 am, Tex <marktexkoe...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Oct 6, 6:47 pm, bushwhackerusa2...@yahoo.com wrote:
>
> > I have read the week's worth of politicalisms and I can truly say that
> > BAR seems to have spent too much time in those very bars his name
> > embraces. It has been widely and historically proven that alcohol will
> > lead to a certain destruction and limitation of brain cells over a
> > period of time. While the Republican party came up with probably the
> > most mentally challenged president ever, their job continues to find
> > someone of ever greater lack of depth in the superficial and
> > justifiably humiliated and mocked Palin. In BAR's case however,  lack
> > of brain cells to reason and comprehend finds the proof is in not only
> > the pudding, but maybe all the way to the bottom of the mug.
>
> The Reps might have thrown a lamb to the lions...but then, the Dems
> couldn't find a way to beat him...twice?  No wonder y'all are so
> angry, you realize that you are worthless in politics because you
> can't beat a "mentally challenged" opponent.
>
> Tex

So easily you can get yourself to forget. Florida chads and Ohio
Debold computer voting machines. That's all that needs to be said
except that the 2004 election, even though it has cost this country
greatly in failed, well everything, showed the character of this
administration as it sought to grab for power but slip on the banana
peel. Of course you've been mocked but history will vindicate you
righties by saying that it wasn't Iraq that made Bush the worst
president ever, it was the economy.

Bar

annika1980 wrote:
> On Oct 7, 12:46 pm, Tex <marktexkoe...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Yeah, it's too bad that the party that is the best at winning
>>> elections is the worst at running the country, and vice versa.
>> Agreed...let's get a whole new batch of people in there!
>> I'd bet my taxes that a randomly selected group of people could run
>> Congress no worse
>>
>
> While we enjoy this rare moment of agreement, I'll ask how long it
> would be before that group of well-meaning randomly-selected people
> turned into greedy bastards just out for themselves?
>
> I'd give em about a month.

Something about democracy falling apart when they figure out they can
vote themselves a raise.