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Rambis Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Sep-28-04 12:18 PM
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I just unleashed on somebody
I got the heinz katsup email about the products being made in Canada and Mexico blah blah blah.
I shot back with bush by the numbers
5 pages of Bush flip flops
I have been waiting for this person to try me for weeks, oops forgot the bush flip flop article from fox news channel- Just a sec send.... AHHHH!


The SC article about the awol soldiers and them being in lockdown see below
> What's happening in South Carolina?
> by Jerome Armstrong
>
> Second, local politics; first, check out the numbers from Rasmussen's
> South Carolina last three polls. Remember, this is a state where Bush
> beat Gore 57-41 in 2000:
>
> July 12 -- 53% Bush to 36% Kerry
> Aug. 29 -- 52% Bush to 43% Kerry
> Sept. 17 -- 50% Bush to 44% Kerry
>
> That's a trend. What's happening? For one, the GOP has DeMint as it's
> statewide spokesperson for this campaign, and he has come out with the
> whacky idea to completely trash the IRS and replace it with a
> regressive 24% sales tax. The DSCC ran a hell of an TV ad there that
> has blasted him out of the water, and put Tenenbaum back in
> contention.
>
> But there's something else, even more troubling, that's going on in SC
> right now, Discipline problems, low morale plague 178th. The 635
> soldiers of a battalion of the South Carolina National Guard scheduled
> to depart today have been in a lockdown for two weeks, before leaving
> for Iraq this week: The trouble began Labor Day weekend, when 13
> members of the 1st Battalion of the 178th Field Artillery Regiment
> went AWOL, mainly to see their families again before shipping out.
> Then there was an ugly confrontation between members of the
> battalion's Alpha and Charlie batteries -- the term artillery units
> use instead of "companies" -- that threatened to turn into a brawl
> involving three dozen soldiers, and required the base police to
> intervene. That prompted a barracks inspection that uncovered alcohol,
> resulting in the lockdown that kept soldiers in their rooms except for
> drills, barred even from stepping outside for a smoke, a restriction
> that continued with some exceptions until today's scheduled
> deployment...
>
> This particular Guard unit was put on an accelerated training schedule
> -- giving the soldiers about 36 hours of leave over the past two
> months -- because the Army needs to get fresh troops to Iraq and there
> are not enough active-duty or "regular" troops to go around.
>
> ..."Our morale isn't high enough for us to be away for 18 months,"
> said Pfc. Joshua Garman, 20, who, in civilian life, works in a
> National Guard recruiting office. "I think a lot of guys will break
> down in Iraq."
>
> ..."There's a federal prison at Fort Dix, and a lot of us feel the
> people in there have more rights than we do," said Spec. Michael
> Chapman, 31, a construction worker from near Greenville, S.C. Bush is
> a liar, Iraq is in quagmire, and this here's a backdoor draft. No,
> it's worse than a draft, it's practically a carolina gulag for war.
>
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sui generis Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Sep-28-04 12:24 PM
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1. good for you
not only is Bush in a bubble, but his most rabid proselityzing-by-email supporters are too.

It's fun to burst their bubble.

I had an ultra-con cousin who was sending me stuff until I finally said to please stop sending me e-mails. She called me a liberal freak and said I would no longer be invited to the family reunions in middle'o'nowhere Kansas, which is really funny since my partner and I have been there a few times and everyone likes both of us boys.

I think many people who get those emails are just too polite to reply and the other eight out of ten sane people who don't have republican rabies just quietly delete them.
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Rambis Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Sep-28-04 12:33 PM
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2. I just sent 5 more
do you rmember how Loyd Benson looked when Danny boy compared himself to Jack Kennedy? That is what I look like right now in my cube:smoke:
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democratreformed Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Sep-28-04 12:48 PM
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3. The MOST infuriating thing about the Heinz ketchup thing:
IT HAS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO DO WITH JOHN KERRY! How can it be a flip-flop when Heinz ketchup is not owned by, run by, or even influenced by John Kerry? That irks me so bad.
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