Bush doesn't know Jack
 

Tim J. wrote:
As he sometimes (and in this case) does with the fallacies and weaknesses of
the left's, eh? ;-) Damn, it's good to have you back, Joe, even if you are
a communist. G


I could by the notion, Tim, that a president sees and briefly
interacts with thousands of people a year, but Abramoff was
not exactly the average Joe on the street. He was hand and
glove with the Republican congressional leadership and
unless the president really is as clueless as he (and most
of his detractors) claim, I have a hard time believing that
Abramoff was some random stranger that he had no clue
about.

Bush doesn't know Jack
 

"Tim J." wrote in message
As he sometimes (and in this case) does with the fallacies and weaknesses
of the left's, eh? ;-)

I'll agree with the "sometimes", but not the "in this case".

Damn, it's good to have you back, Joe, even if you are a communist. G

It's good to be back. No, really. g

Joe F.

Bush doesn't know Jack
 

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On 9 Mar 2006 08:06:07 -0800, "rb608" wrote:


Day by day the corruption of your bunch of clowns oozes out, bribery, lies,
war profiteering, espionage, and the selling off of America's interests for
the benefit of fatcats, foreigners, Texas tall-tale tellers, chicken hawks,
assorted scumbags, and traitors. This isn't about conservative or liberal
politics: it is about greed, the corruption of power, and, in my opinion,
treason.

And where are you consistently at this very sad time in our country's
history? A Chuckling, sneering buffoon, making up stories and ****ing into
the wind, even as page after page of this disgusting marathon unfolds.

Shame on you.

Dave

Bush doesn't know Jack
 

On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 03:31:08 GMT, "rb608"
wrote:

wrote in message
For just a moment, forget the discussion is of Bush and Abramoff. I
won't speak for you, but there have been hundreds of people over the
years that I've exchanged little bits of conversation with, and many on
more than one occasion; for example, I regularly get gas at a particular
station and chit-chat with the manager if he's there.

Oh puhleese. This is nothing but a straw man. The President is *not* the
manager of a gas station, and access to the White House and his company is
anything but casual chit chat. Nobody gets in that building or near him
without proper authorization. You must be joking with that analogy.

You have no idea about which you speak. Hell, I've got a copy of "My
Life" personally inscribed to me by Bill Clinton (no, it isn't
autopenned or any such - Bill hisownself wrote the inscription). And
I'd not be surprised if someone could dig up pictures of he and I in the
same general vicinity, albeit none of us shaking hands or such. Based
on the inscription (and the pictures, if any), your average Joe could
easily be convinced Bill and I were old chums. We aren't.

And "proper authorization" doesn't mean anything like what you
apparently think it means. Nuts of all flavors regularly get right up
close to a President - look at DeLay and about 85-90% of Clinton's staff
- hell, the SS let Hillary in his bedroom, for gawd sakes...well, to be
fair, they were fairly certain nothing would happen...they just ain't
got anything that even looks like certain types of weapons on or about
their person when they do so.

HTH,
R
....and I'm under no illusion that Clinton had the foggiest clue as to
who he was inscribing it when he did so...hell, if the list would have
had the name "Chelsea Clinton" on it, she would have been Fed-Ex'ed (or
UPS'ed - I don't remember other than it wasn't USPS - you just gotta
LOVE that little touch) a copy that said something like, "Chelsea,
you're one hell of gal - thanks for all of your support. Hillary and I
really appreciate what you did for Chelsea and we look forward to seeing
you soon. With warmest regards, Bill" and a cute little embossing of
the POTUS seal (which I'm not even sure is proper, but hey, what's a
little scofflawery among pals, right?)...by-the-by - you want an
inscribed copy of "My Life" at a below-market price?