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Date: 04 Jan 2009 19:19:28
From: Irish Mike
Subject: Hillary gets the last laugh
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New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson was a Clinton sycophant and Slick Willie and
Hillary took care of him in exchange for his ability to deliver the Hispanic
vote. Well when Obama took the lead in the primaries and the liberal media
was kissing his ass, ol' Gov. Billy saw the hand writing on the pueblo wall.
He promptly knifed the Clinton's in the back and jumped over to The
Messiah's bandwagon. We were never sure what kind of pay off Obama promised
him, but suspected it was at least a cabinet position. Mean while Slick
Willie and Hillary publicly expressed their disappointment and privately
prayed that Richardson would get run over by a speeding taco cart.
So Obama wins and, sure enough, Richardson gets his payoff. Secretary of
Commerce in The Messiah's cabinet. But then some one fucks up big time.
Richardson gets nailed in a corruption investigation and Obama's press corps
doesn't get it covered up. Seems a California based company just happened
to be awarded a bunch of business in New Mexico after kicking back some
major bucks to Richardson's campaign coffers. So now, to keep The Messiah
from getting splashed again, ala Blago in Chicago, Richardson is told he has
to fall on his sword. Richardson withdraws from the Obama cabinet and will
devote the rest of his life (ala O.J.) to finding the guilty parties and
proving his innocence. Mean while Slick Willie and Hillary are doing shots
of tequila and laughing their asses off.
Rezko scandal. Blago scandal. Richardson scandal. Yep, this is change we
can believe in.
Irish Mike
Proud to be one of the 55,000,000+ Americans who did not vote for your
messiah.
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Date: 04 Jan 2009 19:02:18
From: gtech1
Subject: Re: Hillary gets the last laugh
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Remind me again, what does the "Blago scandal" have to do with Obama?
On Jan 4 2009 7:19 PM, Irish Mike wrote:
> New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson was a Clinton sycophant and Slick Willie and
> Hillary took care of him in exchange for his ability to deliver the Hispanic
> vote. Well when Obama took the lead in the primaries and the liberal media
> was kissing his ass, ol' Gov. Billy saw the hand writing on the pueblo wall.
> He promptly knifed the Clinton's in the back and jumped over to The
> Messiah's bandwagon. We were never sure what kind of pay off Obama promised
> him, but suspected it was at least a cabinet position. Mean while Slick
> Willie and Hillary publicly expressed their disappointment and privately
> prayed that Richardson would get run over by a speeding taco cart.
>
> So Obama wins and, sure enough, Richardson gets his payoff. Secretary of
> Commerce in The Messiah's cabinet. But then some one fucks up big time.
> Richardson gets nailed in a corruption investigation and Obama's press corps
> doesn't get it covered up. Seems a California based company just happened
> to be awarded a bunch of business in New Mexico after kicking back some
> major bucks to Richardson's campaign coffers. So now, to keep The Messiah
> from getting splashed again, ala Blago in Chicago, Richardson is told he has
> to fall on his sword. Richardson withdraws from the Obama cabinet and will
> devote the rest of his life (ala O.J.) to finding the guilty parties and
> proving his innocence. Mean while Slick Willie and Hillary are doing shots
> of tequila and laughing their asses off.
>
> Rezko scandal. Blago scandal. Richardson scandal. Yep, this is change we
> can believe in.
>
> Irish Mike
>
> Proud to be one of the 55,000,000+ Americans who did not vote for your
> messiah.
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Date: 04 Jan 2009 18:37:55
From: Susan
Subject: Re: Hillary gets the last laugh
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"Irish Mike" <mjostar@ameritech.net > wrote in message
news:gmc8l.8182$hc1.4812@flpi150.ffdc.sbc.com...
> New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson was a Clinton sycophant and Slick Willie
> and Hillary took care of him in exchange for his ability to deliver the
> Hispanic vote. Well when Obama took the lead in the primaries and the
> liberal media was kissing his ass, ol' Gov. Billy saw the hand writing on
> the pueblo wall. He promptly knifed the Clinton's in the back and jumped
> over to The Messiah's bandwagon. We were never sure what kind of pay off
> Obama promised him, but suspected it was at least a cabinet position.
> Mean while Slick Willie and Hillary publicly expressed their
> disappointment and privately prayed that Richardson would get run over by
> a speeding taco cart.
>
> So Obama wins and, sure enough, Richardson gets his payoff. Secretary of
> Commerce in The Messiah's cabinet. But then some one fucks up big time.
> Richardson gets nailed in a corruption investigation and Obama's press
> corps doesn't get it covered up. Seems a California based company just
> happened to be awarded a bunch of business in New Mexico after kicking
> back some major bucks to Richardson's campaign coffers. So now, to keep
> The Messiah from getting splashed again, ala Blago in Chicago, Richardson
> is told he has to fall on his sword. Richardson withdraws from the Obama
> cabinet and will devote the rest of his life (ala O.J.) to finding the
> guilty parties and proving his innocence. Mean while Slick Willie and
> Hillary are doing shots of tequila and laughing their asses off.
>
> Rezko scandal. Blago scandal. Richardson scandal. Yep, this is change
> we can believe in.
>
> Irish Mike
I gotta tell you Mike. I just read the story on ABCnews and it wasn't
nearly as colorful as you tell it.
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Date: 05 Jan 2009 07:31:17
From: FangBanger
Subject: Re: Hillary gets the last laugh
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On Jan 4 2009 6:37 PM, Susan wrote:
> "Irish Mike" <mjostar@ameritech.net> wrote in message
> news:gmc8l.8182$hc1.4812@flpi150.ffdc.sbc.com...
> > New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson was a Clinton sycophant and Slick Willie
> > and Hillary took care of him in exchange for his ability to deliver the
> > Hispanic vote. Well when Obama took the lead in the primaries and the
> > liberal media was kissing his ass, ol' Gov. Billy saw the hand writing on
> > the pueblo wall. He promptly knifed the Clinton's in the back and jumped
> > over to The Messiah's bandwagon. We were never sure what kind of pay off
> > Obama promised him, but suspected it was at least a cabinet position.
> > Mean while Slick Willie and Hillary publicly expressed their
> > disappointment and privately prayed that Richardson would get run over by
> > a speeding taco cart.
> >
> > So Obama wins and, sure enough, Richardson gets his payoff. Secretary of
> > Commerce in The Messiah's cabinet. But then some one fucks up big time.
> > Richardson gets nailed in a corruption investigation and Obama's press
> > corps doesn't get it covered up. Seems a California based company just
> > happened to be awarded a bunch of business in New Mexico after kicking
> > back some major bucks to Richardson's campaign coffers. So now, to keep
> > The Messiah from getting splashed again, ala Blago in Chicago, Richardson
> > is told he has to fall on his sword. Richardson withdraws from the Obama
> > cabinet and will devote the rest of his life (ala O.J.) to finding the
> > guilty parties and proving his innocence. Mean while Slick Willie and
> > Hillary are doing shots of tequila and laughing their asses off.
> >
> > Rezko scandal. Blago scandal. Richardson scandal. Yep, this is change
> > we can believe in.
> >
> > Irish Mike
>
> I gotta tell you Mike. I just read the story on ABCnews and it wasn't
> nearly as colorful as you tell it.
Mike never bothers to clutter up a good story with facts or anything silly
like that !!
Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.
Voltaire
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Date: 04 Jan 2009 20:16:51
From: CheckRazor
Subject: Re: Hillary gets the last laugh
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WASHINGTON =97 The global financial system was teetering on the edge of
collapse when President Bush and his economics team huddled in the
Roosevelt Room of the White House for a briefing that, in the words of
one participant, =93scared the hell out of everybody.=94
It was Sept. 18. Lehman Brothers had just gone belly-up, overwhelmed
by toxic mortgages. Bank of America had swallowed Merrill Lynch in a
hastily arranged sale. Two days earlier, Mr. Bush had agreed to pump
$85 billion into the failing insurance giant American International
Group.
The president listened as Ben S. Bernanke, chairman of the Federal
Reserve, laid out the latest terrifying news: The credit markets,
gripped by panic, had frozen overnight, and banks were refusing to
lend money.
Then his Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., told him that to
stave off disaster, he would have to sign off on the biggest
government bailout in history.
Mr. Bush, according to several people in the room, paused for a
single, stunned moment to take it all in.
=93How,=94 he wondered aloud, =93did we get here?=94
Eight years after arriving in Washington vowing to spread the dream of
homeownership, Mr. Bush is leaving office, as he himself said
recently, =93faced with the prospect of a global meltdown=94 with roots in
the housing sector he so ardently championed.
There are plenty of culprits, like lenders who peddled easy credit,
consumers who took on mortgages they could not afford and Wall Street
chieftains who loaded up on mortgage-backed securities without regard
to the risk.
But the story of how we got here is partly one of Mr. Bush=92s own
making, according to a review of his tenure that included interviews
with dozens of current and former administration officials.
From his earliest days in office, Mr. Bush paired his belief that
Americans do best when they own their own home with his conviction
that markets do best when let alone.
He pushed hard to expand homeownership, especially among minorities,
an initiative that dovetailed with his ambition to expand the
Republican tent =97 and with the business interests of some of his
biggest donors. But his housing policies and hands-off approach to
regulation encouraged lax lending standards.
Mr. Bush did foresee the danger posed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac,
the government-sponsored mortgage finance giants. The president spent
years pushing a recalcitrant Congress to toughen regulation of the
companies, but was unwilling to compromise when his former Treasury
secretary wanted to cut a deal. And the regulator Mr. Bush chose to
oversee them =97 an old prep school buddy =97 pronounced the companies
sound even as they headed toward insolvency.
As early as 2006, top advisers to Mr. Bush dismissed warnings from
people inside and outside the White House that housing prices were
inflated and that a foreclosure crisis was looming. And when the
economy deteriorated, Mr. Bush and his team misdiagnosed the reasons
and scope of the downturn; as recently as February, for example, Mr.
Bush was still calling it a =93rough patch.=94
The result was a series of piecemeal policy prescriptions that lagged
behind the escalating crisis.
=93There is no question we did not recognize the severity of the
problems,=94 said Al Hubbard, Mr. Bush=92s former chief economics adviser,
who left the White House in December 2007. =93Had we, we would have
attacked them.=94
Looking back, Keith B. Hennessey, Mr. Bush=92s current chief economics
adviser, says he and his colleagues did the best they could =93with the
information we had at the time.=94 But Mr. Hennessey did say he
regretted that the administration did not pay more heed to the dangers
of easy lending practices. And both Mr. Paulson and his predecessor,
John W. Snow, say the housing push went too far.
=93The Bush administration took a lot of pride that homeownership had
reached historic highs,=94 Mr. Snow said in an interview. =93But what we
forgot in the process was that it has to be done in the context of
people being able to afford their house. We now realize there was a
high cost.=94
For much of the Bush presidency, the White House was preoccupied by
terrorism and war; on the economic front, its pressing concerns were
cutting taxes and privatizing Social Security. The housing market was
a bright spot: ever-rising home values kept the economy humming, as
owners drew down on their equity to buy consumer goods and pack their
children off to college.
Lawrence B. Lindsey, Mr. Bush=92s first chief economics adviser, said
there was little impetus to raise alarms about the proliferation of
easy credit that was helping Mr. Bush meet housing goals.
=93No one wanted to stop that bubble,=94 Mr. Lindsey said. =93It would have
conflicted with the president=92s own policies.=94
1 2 3 4 5 6 Next Page =BB
WASHINGTON =97 The global financial system was teetering on the edge of
collapse when President Bush and his economics team huddled in the
Roosevelt Room of the White House for a briefing that, in the words of
one participant, =93scared the hell out of everybody.=94
It was Sept. 18. Lehman Brothers had just gone belly-up, overwhelmed
by toxic mortgages. Bank of America had swallowed Merrill Lynch in a
hastily arranged sale. Two days earlier, Mr. Bush had agreed to pump
$85 billion into the failing insurance giant American International
Group.
The president listened as Ben S. Bernanke, chairman of the Federal
Reserve, laid out the latest terrifying news: The credit markets,
gripped by panic, had frozen overnight, and banks were refusing to
lend money.
Then his Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., told him that to
stave off disaster, he would have to sign off on the biggest
government bailout in history.
Mr. Bush, according to several people in the room, paused for a
single, stunned moment to take it all in.
=93How,=94 he wondered aloud, =93did we get here?=94
Eight years after arriving in Washington vowing to spread the dream of
homeownership, Mr. Bush is leaving office, as he himself said
recently, =93faced with the prospect of a global meltdown=94 with roots in
the housing sector he so ardently championed.
There are plenty of culprits, like lenders who peddled easy credit,
consumers who took on mortgages they could not afford and Wall Street
chieftains who loaded up on mortgage-backed securities without regard
to the risk.
But the story of how we got here is partly one of Mr. Bush=92s own
making, according to a review of his tenure that included interviews
with dozens of current and former administration officials.
From his earliest days in office, Mr. Bush paired his belief that
Americans do best when they own their own home with his conviction
that markets do best when let alone.
He pushed hard to expand homeownership, especially among minorities,
an initiative that dovetailed with his ambition to expand the
Republican tent =97 and with the business interests of some of his
biggest donors. But his housing policies and hands-off approach to
regulation encouraged lax lending standards.
Mr. Bush did foresee the danger posed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac,
the government-sponsored mortgage finance giants. The president spent
years pushing a recalcitrant Congress to toughen regulation of the
companies, but was unwilling to compromise when his former Treasury
secretary wanted to cut a deal. And the regulator Mr. Bush chose to
oversee them =97 an old prep school buddy =97 pronounced the companies
sound even as they headed toward insolvency.
As early as 2006, top advisers to Mr. Bush dismissed warnings from
people inside and outside the White House that housing prices were
inflated and that a foreclosure crisis was looming. And when the
economy deteriorated, Mr. Bush and his team misdiagnosed the reasons
and scope of the downturn; as recently as February, for example, Mr.
Bush was still calling it a =93rough patch.=94
The result was a series of piecemeal policy prescriptions that lagged
behind the escalating crisis.
=93There is no question we did not recognize the severity of the
problems,=94 said Al Hubbard, Mr. Bush=92s former chief economics adviser,
who left the White House in December 2007. =93Had we, we would have
attacked them.=94
Looking back, Keith B. Hennessey, Mr. Bush=92s current chief economics
adviser, says he and his colleagues did the best they could =93with the
information we had at the time.=94 But Mr. Hennessey did say he
regretted that the administration did not pay more heed to the dangers
of easy lending practices. And both Mr. Paulson and his predecessor,
John W. Snow, say the housing push went too far.
=93The Bush administration took a lot of pride that homeownership had
reached historic highs,=94 Mr. Snow said in an interview. =93But what we
forgot in the process was that it has to be done in the context of
people being able to afford their house. We now realize there was a
high cost.=94
For much of the Bush presidency, the White House was preoccupied by
terrorism and war; on the economic front, its pressing concerns were
cutting taxes and privatizing Social Security. The housing market was
a bright spot: ever-rising home values kept the economy humming, as
owners drew down on their equity to buy consumer goods and pack their
children off to college.
Lawrence B. Lindsey, Mr. Bush=92s first chief economics adviser, said
there was little impetus to raise alarms about the proliferation of
easy credit that was helping Mr. Bush meet housing goals.
=93No one wanted to stop that bubble,=94 Mr. Lindsey said. =93It would have
conflicted with the president=92s own policies.=94
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Date: 04 Jan 2009 19:48:31
From: CheckRazor
Subject: Re: Hillary gets the last laugh
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You're spinnng out of control, Irish Mike. You are making yourself and
your party look dumber than you actually are.
It's time for you and the other rednecks/Jesus freaks to go away and
re-group. Your leaders, the super-wealthy have led you down a slippery
slope and now, geewhiz we're almost in a fucking depression.
Great Job. Keep listeneing to Rush Limbaugh and be sure to report back
everything he says.
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Date: 04 Jan 2009 22:52:12
From: bub
Subject: Re: Hillary gets the last laugh
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On Sun, 4 Jan 2009 19:48:31 -0800 (PST), CheckRazor
<Luv2skibumps_222@hotmail.com > wrote:
>Your leaders, the super-wealthy
obama
Grand Total Net Worth
Total Assets: $8,610,386
Total Liabilities: $1,570,000
Barack Obama's Net Worth: $7,040,386
pelosi
The Pelosi family has a net worth of nearly $19 million as of 2007
In addition to their large portfolio of jointly owned San Francisco
Bay Area real estate, the couple also owns a vineyard in St. Helena,
California, valued at $5 million to $25 million...Pelosi's husband
also owns stock, including $5 million in Apple Computer. Pelosi
continues to be among the richest members of Congress
hillary
Net Worth: $34.9 million ...Clinton reported her assets at $10 million
to $50 million, a figure which includes the wealth of her husband,
former President Bill Clinton
kerry
by himself $1.8 million
being a pussy sucking off the old lady worth an estimated $1 billion
etc etc.
>geewhiz we're almost in a fucking depression.
you mean the democratic congress spending money we don't have?
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Date: 04 Jan 2009 22:59:17
From: Irish Mike
Subject: Re: Hillary gets the last laugh
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"CheckRazor" <Luv2skibumps_222@hotmail.com > wrote in message
news:0d5c4746-1910-468d-b980-33d51142b95b@a26g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> You're spinnng out of control, Irish Mike. You are making yourself and
> your party look dumber than you actually are.
Harder to look dumber than Rezko, Blago, and Richardson.
>
> It's time for you and the other rednecks/Jesus freaks to go away and
> re-group. Your leaders, the super-wealthy
You mean like multi-multi millionaires the Clintons, Gores and Kerrys? '
have led you down a slippery
> slope and now, geewhiz we're almost in a fucking depression.
You might want to check out where the subprime mortgage crisis started.
That would be your fellow liberal Democrats and their entitlement policies.
Not to mention the fact that the Democrats have chaired and controlled all
of the congressional banking and finance committees for the last two years.
Or that Obama's financial advisor made $90+ million while he ran F-MAE and
F-MAC in to the ground.
> Great Job. Keep listeneing to Rush Limbaugh and be sure to report back
> everything he says.
Great Job. Keep listening to Chris Matthews, Keith Olbermann and the ladies
of "The View" and be sure to report back everything they say.
Irish Mike
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Date: 04 Jan 2009 18:54:59
From: CheckRazor
Subject: Re: Hillary gets the last laugh
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I see the Official Dumbass Redneck of RGP is on another drinking
binge. He even gets called out by Ann "Susan" Coulter, and yet he
still keeps spewing nonsense.
PARTY ON, Mike.
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Date: 04 Jan 2009 22:22:24
From: Irish Mike
Subject: Re: Hillary gets the last laugh
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"CheckRazor" <Luv2skibumps_222@hotmail.com > wrote in message
news:c5f15798-cf04-4f4e-abc7-4d2c63e9bffb@g39g2000pri.googlegroups.com...
>I see the Official Dumbass Redneck of RGP is on another drinking
> binge. He even gets called out by Ann "Susan" Coulter, and yet he
> still keeps spewing nonsense.
>
> PARTY ON, Mike.
What bucko? You thought every Obama story was going to get white-washed
(pun intended) by Chris Matthews and Oprah? Richardson got his corrupt ass
nailed and it got reported. What bucko? You thought Obama was going to
stand by Rezko, Blago and Richardson? Tell Jeremiah Wright and Obama's
"typical white person" granny to move over and make some more room under
that bus.
Irish Mike
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Date: 04 Jan 2009 20:09:00
From: Irish Mike
Subject: Re: Hillary gets the last laugh
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"Susan" <sdbratt48@netscape.net > wrote in message
news:FEc8l.70724$an4.1509@newsfe08.iad...
>
> "Irish Mike" <mjostar@ameritech.net> wrote in message
> news:gmc8l.8182$hc1.4812@flpi150.ffdc.sbc.com...
>> New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson was a Clinton sycophant and Slick Willie
>> and Hillary took care of him in exchange for his ability to deliver the
>> Hispanic vote. Well when Obama took the lead in the primaries and the
>> liberal media was kissing his ass, ol' Gov. Billy saw the hand writing on
>> the pueblo wall. He promptly knifed the Clinton's in the back and jumped
>> over to The Messiah's bandwagon. We were never sure what kind of pay off
>> Obama promised him, but suspected it was at least a cabinet position.
>> Mean while Slick Willie and Hillary publicly expressed their
>> disappointment and privately prayed that Richardson would get run over by
>> a speeding taco cart.
>>
>> So Obama wins and, sure enough, Richardson gets his payoff. Secretary of
>> Commerce in The Messiah's cabinet. But then some one fucks up big time.
>> Richardson gets nailed in a corruption investigation and Obama's press
>> corps doesn't get it covered up. Seems a California based company just
>> happened to be awarded a bunch of business in New Mexico after kicking
>> back some major bucks to Richardson's campaign coffers. So now, to keep
>> The Messiah from getting splashed again, ala Blago in Chicago, Richardson
>> is told he has to fall on his sword. Richardson withdraws from the Obama
>> cabinet and will devote the rest of his life (ala O.J.) to finding the
>> guilty parties and proving his innocence. Mean while Slick Willie and
>> Hillary are doing shots of tequila and laughing their asses off.
>>
>> Rezko scandal. Blago scandal. Richardson scandal. Yep, this is change
>> we can believe in.
>>
>> Irish Mike
>
> I gotta tell you Mike. I just read the story on ABCnews and it wasn't
> nearly as colorful as you tell it.
Not surprising at all lass given the filtering by the politically correct
pro-Obama press corps. Hell, if you watched Chris Matthews and MSNBC, Obama
and Richardson never even met each other. But not to worry, I hear Obama
and his staff are going to do another investigation of themselves, by
themselves. Doubtless the result will be the same as when they investigated
themselves in the Blago scandal. They've determined that they didn't do
nothin' and ain't guilty of nothin'.
Irish Mike
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Date: 04 Jan 2009 19:54:30
From: A Man Beaten by Jacks
Subject: Re: Hillary gets the last laugh
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On Sun, 4 Jan 2009 18:37:55 -0600, "Susan" <sdbratt48@netscape.net >
wrote:
>"Irish Mike" <mjostar@ameritech.net> wrote in message
[Delusional frothing]
>I gotta tell you Mike. I just read the story on ABCnews and it wasn't
>nearly as colorful as you tell it.
Don't crush his dreams. They're all he has left.
Bwahahahahaha.
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Date: 04 Jan 2009 20:16:51
From: Irish Mike
Subject: Re: Hillary gets the last laugh
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"A Man Beaten by Jacks" <nobody@fool.foo > wrote in message
news:ahm2m4p4uk38k7s78ahceurtar591oet71@4ax.com...
> On Sun, 4 Jan 2009 18:37:55 -0600, "Susan" <sdbratt48@netscape.net>
> wrote:
>
>>"Irish Mike" <mjostar@ameritech.net> wrote in message
>
> [Delusional frothing]
>
>>I gotta tell you Mike. I just read the story on ABCnews and it wasn't
>>nearly as colorful as you tell it.
>
> Don't crush his dreams. They're all he has left.
>
> Bwahahahahaha.
Is that lame response the best you can do jacks? You ain't gonna keep your
Obama ass-kisser card for long if it is.
You need to take a refresher class in
"I-sat-in-those-pews-for-twenty-years-and-never-heard-Jeremiah-Wright-make-a-racist-or-anti-American-comment".
Now that is a lie worthy of a spot in The Messiah's kool aid bucket. You
just have to practice saying it with a straight face.
Irish Mike
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