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"Dan" wrote in message ... It's all about "bragging rights". "We Won The Election!" "We're In The White House!" "We're More Popular!". Neener Neener! It has nothing to do with "The Future Of America" or any of that rhetoric. It's a horse race, a beauty pageant. Pure and simple. If only that were true. This is the era of Big Government. There are thousands and thousands of jobs to be handed out. There are billions of dollars worth of contracts to be awarded. People will be prosecuted, or not prosecuted, based on the outcome of the election. That's why I gave up voting about 20 years ago. It makes no difference who "wins" or who "loses". Any candidate will say anything to any group in order to get elected. It makes a great deal of difference who wins, at least for some people. And, yes, candidates will say most anything, but they put much less in writing. Whatever you all decide is fine with me. Just wake me up when it's all over. Dan Sorry if I gave you nightmares! Frank Dresser |
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"Frank Dresser" wrote: "Dan" wrote in message ... It's all about "bragging rights". "We Won The Election!" "We're In The White House!" "We're More Popular!". Neener Neener! It has nothing to do with "The Future Of America" or any of that rhetoric. It's a horse race, a beauty pageant. Pure and simple. If only that were true. This is the era of Big Government. There are thousands and thousands of jobs to be handed out. There are billions of dollars worth of contracts to be awarded. People will be prosecuted, or not prosecuted, based on the outcome of the election. All of that will happen no matter who is in the White House. If the job goes to Eany, Meany, Miney or Moe it makes little difference. Dan Drake R8, Grundig Satellit 650 Radio Shack DX-440, Grundig YB400 Tecsun PL-230 (YB550PE), Kaito KA1102 Hallicraters S-120 (1962) Zenith black dial 5 tube Tombstone (1936) E. H. Scott 23 tube Imperial Allwave in Tasman cabinet (1935) |
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"T. Early" wrote: Well Dan, I guess you're entitled. But if you think judicial appointments, which are purely based on the party in power, have nothing to do with the future of the country, or the present in which you're living, there's not much I can say. That's the *only* thing that *might* matter. In the long run, however, it balances out, because you generally get 8 years of Republicans and then 8 years of Democrats. Lather, Rinse, Repeat. Dan |
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"Dan" wrote in message ... In article , "Frank Dresser" wrote: "Dan" wrote in message ... It's all about "bragging rights". "We Won The Election!" "We're In The White House!" "We're More Popular!". Neener Neener! It has nothing to do with "The Future Of America" or any of that rhetoric. It's a horse race, a beauty pageant. Pure and simple. If only that were true. This is the era of Big Government. There are thousands and thousands of jobs to be handed out. There are billions of dollars worth of contracts to be awarded. People will be prosecuted, or not prosecuted, based on the outcome of the election. All of that will happen no matter who is in the White House. If the job goes to Eany, Meany, Miney or Moe it makes little difference. If you consider Roe v Wade, affirmative action, Miranda rights, "God" in the pledge of allegiance, and exceptions to search and seizure requirements to make little difference. |
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I said ''Liberal''
The word has been turned into a put-down by the neofascists. Mr. Franken intends to reclaim it. He uses it himself without hesitation. On Thu, 01 Apr 2004 00:53:47 GMT, YODAR wrote: PROGRESSIVE MY ARSE! Liberals dont have the COURAGE to ADMIT they are LIBERALS. They use the PC word "progressive" in it's place because they dont have the GUTS (or intellect)to argue (with reason instead of name-calling) their true position on ANYTHING Yodar ] David wrote: Monday March 29, 11:22 am ET XM and Progress Media Further Political Discourse Through Humor, Insight and Intelligent New Voices WASHINGTON and NEW YORK, March 29 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- XM Satellite Radio (Nasdaq: XMSR - News), the pioneer and leader in satellite radio, on Wednesday, March 31, debuts XM America Left, Channel 167, a new talk radio channel dedicated to progressive political viewpoints. New channel XM America Left complements XM's other talk programming which features more conservative on-air talent, including Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity, Michael Savage and Ann Coulter. "We are excited to provide a national audience to progressive superstar Al Franken and his spirited cohorts at Air America. Challenging our listeners, and giving them the best and broadest choices possible is our daily mission at XM. Where else are you going to find Al Franken and Bill O'Reilly, or opera and punk for that matter, living under one roof," said Hugh Panero, XM President and CEO. |
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Neither Bush nor Rush Limbaugh are the slightest bit ''conservative''.
They are right-wing wackos. Gordon Liddy is a conservative. Ben Stein is a conservative. Both of them called Al Franken yesterday and wished him great success. And please give me a break about tedious bashing. ****ing Limbaugh still whines about Bill Clinton. On Thu, 01 Apr 2004 05:53:59 GMT, "Frank Dresser" wrote: "David" wrote in message .. . [snip] "We cannot think of a better way to bring our important message directly into the cars, homes and minds of Americans than broadcasting on XM Satellite Radio," said Mark Walsh, CEO of Progress Media. "There is a great underserved market of Americans who want to hear compelling and funny talk voices expressing viewpoints long absent from the radio airwaves. Air America on XM will go a long way to correcting this imbalance at a particularly opportune time." [snip] I listened in for about an hour. Nothing but Bush bashing. Bashing politicians is OK, but it gets tiresome. I wonder if they really have a handle on the success of Rush Limbaugh. Rush was one of the first media people who made it seem fun to be a conservative. Conservatives used to be ridiculed as a bunch of uptight squares. It was the conservatives who wrote the Blue Laws. It was the conservatives who banned books and movies. It was the conservatives who got the vapors when skirts went above the knee. Rush properly turned the ridicule back on the liberals (actually it's the progressives, but that distinction got blurred about a century ago). The liberals tell you not to smoke. The liberals punish people who don't wear a seat belt. The liberals say a steak is not only unheathy, but meat production will destroy the world's environment. The modern liberals(progressives) have become the new administrators of the nanny state. I think liberal talk radio could be successful. But I'm sure guilt radio will never get past the NPR level. Frank Dresser |
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FW,
"a female interviewer was talking to Ralph Nadar and trying to get him to admit he'd thrown the election to Bush in 2000," ONE MORE DEMOCRAT LIE: Ralph Nader was NOT the difference (Numerically) in any state between Bush and Gore when you subtract out Pat Buchanan. [ The Negatives (RN) balanced out the Pluses (PB). ] However, Pat Buchanan DID 'make' the "Difference Numerically" in three states. [ To put them in the Gore (Won) Column and the Bush (Lost) Box. ] Just the Facts ~ RHF .. .. = = = (Frank White) wrote in message = = = ... - - - - - S N I P - - - - - I actually tuned in to this today via streaming audio. Twice. The first time, three of the commentators were complaining about Bush. The second time, a female interviewer was talking to Ralph Nadar and trying to get him to admit he'd thrown the election to Bush in 2000, and a second campaign this year might do the same thing. She was, of course, making no headway... I'll say this. If I didn't hit two exceptionally dull segments, or the channel doesn't improve fast, it's doomed because it's incredibly BORING!!! FW |
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"Dan" wrote in message ... All of that will happen no matter who is in the White House. If the job goes to Eany, Meany, Miney or Moe it makes little difference. Dan Ah, you must be thinking of the Beast system. James Lloyd (ha ha ha) draws the comparision between the Beast of the Book of Revelation and Leviathian as described by Thomas Hobbes. I'm glad James Lloyd explains these things to me, because I once cracked open Leviathian and promptly fell asleep. Maybe little difference, but there is a difference. I notice that the Book of Revelation describes two different locations for the Mark of the Beast. Just enough for Republicans and Democrats. Frank Dresser |
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"David" wrote in message news Neither Bush nor Rush Limbaugh are the slightest bit ''conservative''. They are right-wing wackos. Gordon Liddy is a conservative. Ben Stein is a conservative. Both of them called Al Franken yesterday and wished him great success. And please give me a break about tedious bashing. ****ing Limbaugh still whines about Bill Clinton. I think Rush was at his best when he was at his best at his start, during the first Bush's administration. Rush was more conservative and less Republican. He was even saying nice things about such disparate conservatives as Pat Buchanan and the libertarians. Rush became a cheerleader for the Republican establishment just before the 1992 elections. His show still had it's good moments, but I haven't listened much lately. Frank Dresser |
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"David" wrote in message ... I said ''Liberal'' The word has been turned into a put-down by the neofascists. Mr. Franken intends to reclaim it. He uses it himself without hesitation. Nice try, Franken-phile. Hollywood Al isn't reclaiming anything--he is your standard left-wing, one-note, Bush-bashing -modern day- liberal who has no clue what classical "liberalism" used to be about. He may use the term "without hesitation," but, like most things he says without hesitation, he's wrong. The word has been turned into a put-down very justifiably because so many of today's liberals are so clueless about the heritage of their alleged political philosophy, as they are about the history of pretty much everything. |
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