Subject: A Great Quote...........
From: "shephed"
Date: 8/3/2003 10:27 AM Central Daylight Time
Message-id:

Just goes to show you the mind set of lberal Demoncrats.


"Emerson Bigguns" wrote in message
...
"Right now, this nation is on track for the worst job creation record
since the
Great Depression. No president since Herbert Hoover 70 years ago has
actually
lost jobs over the course of his term."
- Gov. Mark Warner of Virginia, who gave the Democratic radio address
Saturday, blaming President Bush's "massive tax cuts" for rising federal
deficits and for forcing states to cut vital services. Bush maintained his
economic policies are starting to turn the U.S. economy in a positive
direction.









It has nothing to do with "mindset" mr. dumbass, it has to do with "facts".....

Now, go twist up another dooby and continue to hallucinate that bush is doing a
good job!

1st point: Gov. Warner is RIGHT on target.

As a current tenured 15-yr employee of IBM, I and several
of my colleagues are facing the VERY real
prospect of seeing our positions being sent to India in 6 to 8
Months time. (we're talking about White Collar positions
here folks) This is NOT what I expected when
I pulled George W Bush's lever in the voting booth last time.

2nd Point: The proper spelling is "Liberal"

3rd Point: I will NEVER make the mistake of
voting for the GOP ever again. I hope that Howard
Dean is the DEM. Candidate in 2004 and Nader
stays home next time around.

See: http://www.time.com/time/magazine/ar...472810,00.html

"shephed" wrote in message
.. .
Just goes to show you the mind set of lberal Demoncrats.


"Emerson Bigguns" wrote in message
...
"Right now, this nation is on track for the worst job creation record
since the
Great Depression. No president since Herbert Hoover 70 years ago has
actually
lost jobs over the course of his term."
- Gov. Mark Warner of Virginia, who gave the Democratic radio address
Saturday, blaming President Bush's "massive tax cuts" for rising federal
deficits and for forcing states to cut vital services. Bush maintained his
economic policies are starting to turn the U.S. economy in a positive
direction.

"Emerson Bigguns" wrote in message
...
Subject: A Great Quote...........
From: "shephed"
Date: 8/3/2003 10:27 AM Central Daylight Time
Message-id:

Just goes to show you the mind set of lberal Demoncrats.


"Emerson Bigguns" wrote in message
...
"Right now, this nation is on track for the worst job creation record
since the
Great Depression. No president since Herbert Hoover 70 years ago has
actually
lost jobs over the course of his term."
- Gov. Mark Warner of Virginia, who gave the Democratic radio address
Saturday, blaming President Bush's "massive tax cuts" for rising
federal
deficits and for forcing states to cut vital services. Bush maintained
his
economic policies are starting to turn the U.S. economy in a positive
direction.









It has nothing to do with "mindset" mr. dumbass, it has to do with
"facts".....

Now, go twist up another dooby and continue to hallucinate that bush is
doing a
good job!


Look at the facts, (I know, Liberals don't like to let facts get in the
way).....

Clintoon reaped the benefits from the Reagan/Bush Sr. years. Then he and his
antichrist lesbian wife tore all that up and helped our kids re-define
adultery, not to mention killed off 666Hillary's enemies and 911.

Now Bush Jr. is having to re-build what KKKlintoon has destroyed so the next
Liberal Nitwit can destroy it.

Keep them welfare checks rolling boys, the Liberals need voters!

"K B'nes" wrote in message
...
1st point: Gov. Warner is RIGHT on target.

As a current tenured 15-yr employee of IBM, I and several
of my colleagues are facing the VERY real
prospect of seeing our positions being sent to India in 6 to 8
Months time. (we're talking about White Collar positions
here folks) This is NOT what I expected when
I pulled George W Bush's lever in the voting booth last time.

2nd Point: The proper spelling is "Liberal"

3rd Point: I will NEVER make the mistake of
voting for the GOP ever again. I hope that Howard
Dean is the DEM. Candidate in 2004 and Nader
stays home next time around.

See:
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/ar...472810,00.html

Well, no surprise there. India has some of the best programmers in the
industry. Sorry I can't lend you any sympathy here, I work for a competitor
who is doing quite well. But if you are worth your salt, you'll find another
job. And white collar work by it's very definition is a cut throat business,
this you should know.

Howard Dean will lose as will anyone the DNC has. Only welfare mothers and
displaced autoworkers vote DNC any damn way.

Until you have to find a job and then we will see who is crying. Or perhaps
when you are living in your Hooverville or now what would be called
Dubyaville. For your information, I know a lot of people outside of your
classification that voted Democratic not just your welfare mothers and
displaced autoworkers. Considering that manufacturing has in the past been
a prime employer in this country and the fact that one manufacturing job
creates four secondary jobs should concern you. However, I doubt if it will
hit home until you get bit in the ass yourself which I sincerely hope
happens. Actually, keep us up to date if you do lose your job that way we
can all give you the sympathy you will seek when you do so. I guess when
your company decides to give your job to a Indian or other foreigner, then I
suspect that you will be crying the blues. Just remember to fill out your
ballot for King George in November 2004 to further ensure your future
poverty.



"shephed" wrote in message
.. .

"K B'nes" wrote in message
...
1st point: Gov. Warner is RIGHT on target.

As a current tenured 15-yr employee of IBM, I and several
of my colleagues are facing the VERY real
prospect of seeing our positions being sent to India in 6 to 8
Months time. (we're talking about White Collar positions
here folks) This is NOT what I expected when
I pulled George W Bush's lever in the voting booth last time.

2nd Point: The proper spelling is "Liberal"

3rd Point: I will NEVER make the mistake of
voting for the GOP ever again. I hope that Howard
Dean is the DEM. Candidate in 2004 and Nader
stays home next time around.

See:
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/ar...472810,00.html

Well, no surprise there. India has some of the best programmers in the
industry. Sorry I can't lend you any sympathy here, I work for a
competitor
who is doing quite well. But if you are worth your salt, you'll find
another
job. And white collar work by it's very definition is a cut throat
business,
this you should know.

Howard Dean will lose as will anyone the DNC has. Only welfare mothers and
displaced autoworkers vote DNC any damn way.

But of course, it is the Republican Reprobates in charge now who have caused
a massive budget deficit for the current year and since Sept. 11. It has
been the Republicans in charge of both the House and Senate and not the
Democrats. It is the Republican adminstration which is clueless to job
creation for millions of average Americans while their fat cat buddies at
Enron got away free. Not been hearing much about Enron lately have you,
because its been swept under the rug. It is the Republicans who continue to
be clueless as usual while millions of American jobs are going south or
overseas. That includes the white collar employment too and when you lose
your job, here is hoping you will have to get your hands dirty and actually
get what you deserve. However, I doubt if you have the intestinal fortitiude
to be a man and actually do some dirty work.


"shephed" wrote in message
.. .
Just goes to show you the mind set of lberal Demoncrats.


"Emerson Bigguns" wrote in message
...
"Right now, this nation is on track for the worst job creation record
since the
Great Depression. No president since Herbert Hoover 70 years ago has
actually
lost jobs over the course of his term."
- Gov. Mark Warner of Virginia, who gave the Democratic radio address
Saturday, blaming President Bush's "massive tax cuts" for rising federal
deficits and for forcing states to cut vital services. Bush maintained
his
economic policies are starting to turn the U.S. economy in a positive
direction.