Over-the-top stuff from Edwards...

Um, OK, this stem-cell thing is getting silly. For those that haven't
seen the quotes, here they are, and I suspect this might just cause a
swing toward Bush, at least until the Bush campaign's next ****-up:

At a rally in Newton, Iowa, Edwards stated that if Kerry is elected,
they "will stop juvenile diabetes, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and other
debilitating diseases" and will enable the crippled to "get up out of
that wheelchair and walk again," He also said, "We will do stem cell
research," "We will stop juvenile diabetes, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's,
and other debilitating diseases," and worst of all, "If we do the work
that we can do in this country, the work that we will do when John Kerry
is president, people like Christopher Reeve will get up out of that
wheelchair and walk again..."

A couple of things from my point of view:

1.) At least Bush is sticking to his position on this, even seemingly
knowing it is probably a voter turnoff to a varying degree, and
2.) Kerry and particularly Edwards are beginning to sound like Miss
America contestants-turned-politicians. I can hardly wait for the "John
Kerry and John Edwards have a plan for world peace in 24 hours or less!"
and the "John Kerry and John Edwards have a plan to give everyone
everything they might want, desire, or imagine within a week of taking
office and pay for it with two shopping carts of aluminum cans..."
speeches. Of course, on the flip side, the transcript of Cheney's call
to Liddy and Segretti ought to be a hoot, too...

R

Still working for Shrub and his gang of theives huh. Go back and get the
quote right, it sounds different when you include the dozen or so words
right before it. Rush probably didn't have them on his website or
newsletter so you wouldn't know where the hell to get them.
\
wrote in message
...
Um, OK, this stem-cell thing is getting silly. For those that haven't
seen the quotes, here they are, and I suspect this might just cause a
swing toward Bush, at least until the Bush campaign's next ****-up:

At a rally in Newton, Iowa, Edwards stated that if Kerry is elected,
they "will stop juvenile diabetes, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and other
debilitating diseases" and will enable the crippled to "get up out of
that wheelchair and walk again," He also said, "We will do stem cell
research," "We will stop juvenile diabetes, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's,
and other debilitating diseases," and worst of all, "If we do the work
that we can do in this country, the work that we will do when John Kerry
is president, people like Christopher Reeve will get up out of that
wheelchair and walk again..."

A couple of things from my point of view:

1.) At least Bush is sticking to his position on this, even seemingly
knowing it is probably a voter turnoff to a varying degree, and
2.) Kerry and particularly Edwards are beginning to sound like Miss
America contestants-turned-politicians. I can hardly wait for the "John
Kerry and John Edwards have a plan for world peace in 24 hours or less!"
and the "John Kerry and John Edwards have a plan to give everyone
everything they might want, desire, or imagine within a week of taking
office and pay for it with two shopping carts of aluminum cans..."
speeches. Of course, on the flip side, the transcript of Cheney's call
to Liddy and Segretti ought to be a hoot, too...

R

Still working for Shrub and his gang of theives huh. Go back and get the
quote right, it sounds different when you include the dozen or so words
right before it. Rush probably didn't have them on his website or
newsletter so you wouldn't know where the hell to get them.
\
wrote in message
...
Um, OK, this stem-cell thing is getting silly. For those that haven't
seen the quotes, here they are, and I suspect this might just cause a
swing toward Bush, at least until the Bush campaign's next ****-up:

At a rally in Newton, Iowa, Edwards stated that if Kerry is elected,
they "will stop juvenile diabetes, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and other
debilitating diseases" and will enable the crippled to "get up out of
that wheelchair and walk again," He also said, "We will do stem cell
research," "We will stop juvenile diabetes, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's,
and other debilitating diseases," and worst of all, "If we do the work
that we can do in this country, the work that we will do when John Kerry
is president, people like Christopher Reeve will get up out of that
wheelchair and walk again..."

A couple of things from my point of view:

1.) At least Bush is sticking to his position on this, even seemingly
knowing it is probably a voter turnoff to a varying degree, and
2.) Kerry and particularly Edwards are beginning to sound like Miss
America contestants-turned-politicians. I can hardly wait for the "John
Kerry and John Edwards have a plan for world peace in 24 hours or less!"
and the "John Kerry and John Edwards have a plan to give everyone
everything they might want, desire, or imagine within a week of taking
office and pay for it with two shopping carts of aluminum cans..."
speeches. Of course, on the flip side, the transcript of Cheney's call
to Liddy and Segretti ought to be a hoot, too...

R

On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 01:22:22 GMT, "B J Conner"
wrote:

Still working for Shrub and his gang of theives huh. Go back and get the
quote right, it sounds different when you include the dozen or so words
right before it. Rush probably didn't have them on his website or
newsletter so you wouldn't know where the hell to get them.

Oooh, another one...OK, Beeg, ol' buddy - google up "newton iowa edwards
speech stem cell research" and see what comes up. It seems that very
few seem to think like you....thankfully. Unlike you and many others, I
can acknowledge GW/Cheney isn't anywhere near perfect while seeing that
Kerry/Edwards makes them look a lot closer to it. One more time: I've
never said Bush and Co. is the best possible choice, only the best in a
field of two. If the REAL Dems had control of the party and put forward
someone with some honor and integrity, things might be different - they
aren't, they didn't, and so, we are where we are...or really, you are
where you are...and now, you can take your top-posting, tin-foil hat
wearing ass back to wherever it is you keep your top-posting, tin foil
hat wearin' ass...

On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 01:22:22 GMT, "B J Conner"
wrote:

Still working for Shrub and his gang of theives huh. Go back and get the
quote right, it sounds different when you include the dozen or so words
right before it. Rush probably didn't have them on his website or
newsletter so you wouldn't know where the hell to get them.

Oooh, another one...OK, Beeg, ol' buddy - google up "newton iowa edwards
speech stem cell research" and see what comes up. It seems that very
few seem to think like you....thankfully. Unlike you and many others, I
can acknowledge GW/Cheney isn't anywhere near perfect while seeing that
Kerry/Edwards makes them look a lot closer to it. One more time: I've
never said Bush and Co. is the best possible choice, only the best in a
field of two. If the REAL Dems had control of the party and put forward
someone with some honor and integrity, things might be different - they
aren't, they didn't, and so, we are where we are...or really, you are
where you are...and now, you can take your top-posting, tin-foil hat
wearing ass back to wherever it is you keep your top-posting, tin foil
hat wearin' ass...

I did read the speech. Note the six words that preceede what you quoted.
"We will do stem cell research," he vowed. "We will stop juvenile diabetes,
Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and other debilitating diseases. America just lost
a great champion for this cause in Christopher Reeve. People like Chris
Reeve will get out of their wheelchairs and walk again with stem cell
research." The remark was made in referenece to bush ban on stem cell
research.

It was misquoted ( or partially quoted ) by Drudge and echoed by thousands
of Carl Rove wannabes ( yourself included ).

How many pro Bush post are you obligated to make to pay off your pickle debt
to Haliburton?

wrote in message
...
On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 01:22:22 GMT, "B J Conner"
wrote:

Still working for Shrub and his gang of theives huh. Go back and get the
quote right, it sounds different when you include the dozen or so words
right before it. Rush probably didn't have them on his website or
newsletter so you wouldn't know where the hell to get them.

Oooh, another one...OK, Beeg, ol' buddy - google up "newton iowa edwards
speech stem cell research" and see what comes up. It seems that very
few seem to think like you....thankfully. Unlike you and many others, I
can acknowledge GW/Cheney isn't anywhere near perfect while seeing that
Kerry/Edwards makes them look a lot closer to it. One more time: I've
never said Bush and Co. is the best possible choice, only the best in a
field of two. If the REAL Dems had control of the party and put forward
someone with some honor and integrity, things might be different - they
aren't, they didn't, and so, we are where we are...or really, you are
where you are...and now, you can take your top-posting, tin-foil hat
wearing ass back to wherever it is you keep your top-posting, tin foil
hat wearin' ass...

I did read the speech. Note the six words that preceede what you quoted.
"We will do stem cell research," he vowed. "We will stop juvenile diabetes,
Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and other debilitating diseases. America just lost
a great champion for this cause in Christopher Reeve. People like Chris
Reeve will get out of their wheelchairs and walk again with stem cell
research." The remark was made in referenece to bush ban on stem cell
research.

It was misquoted ( or partially quoted ) by Drudge and echoed by thousands
of Carl Rove wannabes ( yourself included ).

How many pro Bush post are you obligated to make to pay off your pickle debt
to Haliburton?

wrote in message
...
On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 01:22:22 GMT, "B J Conner"
wrote:

Still working for Shrub and his gang of theives huh. Go back and get the
quote right, it sounds different when you include the dozen or so words
right before it. Rush probably didn't have them on his website or
newsletter so you wouldn't know where the hell to get them.

Oooh, another one...OK, Beeg, ol' buddy - google up "newton iowa edwards
speech stem cell research" and see what comes up. It seems that very
few seem to think like you....thankfully. Unlike you and many others, I
can acknowledge GW/Cheney isn't anywhere near perfect while seeing that
Kerry/Edwards makes them look a lot closer to it. One more time: I've
never said Bush and Co. is the best possible choice, only the best in a
field of two. If the REAL Dems had control of the party and put forward
someone with some honor and integrity, things might be different - they
aren't, they didn't, and so, we are where we are...or really, you are
where you are...and now, you can take your top-posting, tin-foil hat
wearing ass back to wherever it is you keep your top-posting, tin foil
hat wearin' ass...

On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 03:31:57 GMT, "B J Conner"
wrote:

I did read the speech. Note the six words that preceede what you quoted.
"We will do stem cell research," he vowed.

Not only did I note it, I quoted it, too...

"We will stop juvenile diabetes,
Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and other debilitating diseases. America just lost
a great champion for this cause in Christopher Reeve. People like Chris
Reeve will get out of their wheelchairs and walk again with stem cell
research." The remark was made in referenece to bush ban on stem cell
research.

It was misquoted ( or partially quoted ) by Drudge and echoed by thousands
of Carl Rove wannabes ( yourself included ).

How many pro Bush post are you obligated to make to pay off your pickle debt
to Haliburton?

16 and half...well, unless I get folks to post inane replies, and then I
get credit based on how asinine the reply is. Based on you alone, they
now owe me 14,712 posts. Might I suggest you ask Mr. Cameron about
sloppy seconds (or thirds, should muskie take my advice first) on his
goat - I'll defer to rw's knowledge on THIS as I have no personal
experience, but I'd bet that all things considered, the goat would be at
least somewhat satisfying and a lot less strenuous than continuity
putting your head up your ass...

On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 03:31:57 GMT, "B J Conner"
wrote:

I did read the speech. Note the six words that preceede what you quoted.
"We will do stem cell research," he vowed.

Not only did I note it, I quoted it, too...

"We will stop juvenile diabetes,
Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and other debilitating diseases. America just lost
a great champion for this cause in Christopher Reeve. People like Chris
Reeve will get out of their wheelchairs and walk again with stem cell
research." The remark was made in referenece to bush ban on stem cell
research.

It was misquoted ( or partially quoted ) by Drudge and echoed by thousands
of Carl Rove wannabes ( yourself included ).

How many pro Bush post are you obligated to make to pay off your pickle debt
to Haliburton?

16 and half...well, unless I get folks to post inane replies, and then I
get credit based on how asinine the reply is. Based on you alone, they
now owe me 14,712 posts. Might I suggest you ask Mr. Cameron about
sloppy seconds (or thirds, should muskie take my advice first) on his
goat - I'll defer to rw's knowledge on THIS as I have no personal
experience, but I'd bet that all things considered, the goat would be at
least somewhat satisfying and a lot less strenuous than continuity
putting your head up your ass...