Specter Has An Answer For retarded beancounters everywhere

If you're surrounded by idiots, it's time to change teams!

http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/04/...tch/index.html

Hey, beancounter! You like apples?
Well, how do you like *those* apples?

wow...i am impressed....not.........BFD.....







On Apr 28, 11:22*am, beansmasher
wrote:
If you're surrounded by idiots, it's time to change teams!

http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/04/...tch/index.html

Hey, beancounter! You like apples?
Well, how do you like *those* apples?

wow...i am impressed....not.........BFD.....





On Apr 28, 11:22*am, beansmasher
wrote:
If you're surrounded by idiots, it's time to change teams!

http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/04/...tch/index.html

Hey, beancounter! You like apples?
Well, how do you like *those* apples?

"beansmasher" wrote in message
...
If you're surrounded by idiots, it's time to change teams!

http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/04/...tch/index.html

Hey, beancounter! You like apples?
Well, how do you like *those* apples?


THE best Senator in the US Senate, bar none!!
Tom

On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 21:39:44 GMT, "Tom Littleton"
wrote:


"beansmasher" wrote in message
.. .
If you're surrounded by idiots, it's time to change teams!

http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/04/...tch/index.html

Hey, beancounter! You like apples?
Well, how do you like *those* apples?


THE best Senator in the US Senate, bar none!!
Tom


Naaaahh. Joe Liebberman by a mile. At least Joe had the sense to
change BY an election. The folks in PA elected a Republican, not a
Democrat. If he wants to change to a Dem, do it BY an election, not
by fraud. Do as Lieberman did; the Dems didn't want him to win the
primary, so he lost the primary. But then he ran as an Independent
and the good folks in CT reelected him. Speckey hasn't been a
Republican for many years. I'm surprised he took the cheap way out.
Thought he had more honor than that.

Turn the lights out when you leave.

"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message
...
Naaaahh. Joe Liebberman by a mile.

no one by that name in the US Senate. Trust me. Joe and I go way back, and
that isn't the spellingg
I will give him high marks as a decent man, but Joe is loyal to his country,
which, sadly, has been shown not to be the US, judged by his foreign policy
choices(and choices in some of his advisors, btw). Arlen Specter works hard
for his constituents, has helped a lot of individuals(many of them, most of
them, NOT politically connected), and sticks to his guns. Do I always agree
with him? Hell, no, but there is no one, and I mean no one, in PA politics I
would rather have represent me in DC.
Tom



At least Joe had the sense to
change BY an election. The folks in PA elected a Republican, not a
Democrat. If he wants to change to a Dem, do it BY an election, not
by fraud. Do as Lieberman did; the Dems didn't want him to win the
primary, so he lost the primary. But then he ran as an Independent
and the good folks in CT reelected him. Speckey hasn't been a
Republican for many years. I'm surprised he took the cheap way out.
Thought he had more honor than that.

Turn the lights out when you leave.

Tom Littleton wrote:
"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message
...
Naaaahh. Joe Liebberman by a mile.

no one by that name in the US Senate. Trust me. Joe and I go way back, and
that isn't the spellingg
I will give him high marks as a decent man, but Joe is loyal to his country,
which, sadly, has been shown not to be the US, judged by his foreign policy
choices(and choices in some of his advisors, btw). Arlen Specter works hard
for his constituents, has helped a lot of individuals(many of them, most of
them, NOT politically connected), and sticks to his guns. Do I always agree
with him? Hell, no, but there is no one, and I mean no one, in PA politics I
would rather have represent me in DC.


At least Joe had the sense to
change BY an election. The folks in PA elected a Republican, not a
Democrat. If he wants to change to a Dem, do it BY an election, not
by fraud. Do as Lieberman did; the Dems didn't want him to win the
primary, so he lost the primary. But then he ran as an Independent
and the good folks in CT reelected him. Speckey hasn't been a
Republican for many years. I'm surprised he took the cheap way out.
Thought he had more honor than that.

Turn the lights out when you leave.

Pennsylvania has a "sore loser" law. If you run and lose in a
Pennsylvania primary your name cannot appear on the ballot for
the general election. If Lieberman lived in Pennsylvania he
would have had to do the honorable thing; concede defeat and
retire. As it is the slimy little **** weasel snuck back into
the Senate through the back door of Connecticut oddity.

--
Ken Fortenberry

On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 22:43:19 GMT, "Tom Littleton"
wrote:

no one by that name in the US Senate. Trust me. Joe and I go way back, and
that isn't the spellingg

No ****? You are now becoming a net nanny for a typo? I used his
name twice and believe the second time it was correct, although I did
have it as Liieberman before I changed it.

What about the asshole you have for a senator......what'shisname......
oh, yeah, Dodd. Now *there's* a decent
man...........hackvomitspittle.....

Really, turn out the light when you leave.

"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message
...
No ****? You are now becoming a net nanny for a typo? I used his
name twice and believe the second time it was correct, although I did
have it as Liieberman before I changed it.

just busting your stones. Your spelling goes out the window when you get
wound up, and it's a hoot to watch!
g
....oh, and don't get me started on Chris Dodd. A bigger ****-weasel I have
never met. He impressed me with his sliminess when I was in grad school, and
I've not gained an ounce of respect for him yet. Lieberman and I were on
opposite sides for a while in the early 80's. He sent a large group of
friends to my home to visit me once. I since gave him a political donation,
one election in the past decade. I'm just not happy about his stance on
foreign affairs, and his lack of respect for the opinions of his
constituents.
As for Specter, I have been impressed with him consistently over the 23
years I have lived in PA.
Tom

On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 18:59:09 -0400, Dave LaCourse
wrote:

On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 22:43:19 GMT, "Tom Littleton"
wrote:

no one by that name in the US Senate. Trust me. Joe and I go way back, and
that isn't the spellingg

No ****? You are now becoming a net nanny for a typo? I used his
name twice and believe the second time it was correct, although I did
have it as Liieberman before I changed it.

What about the asshole you have for a senator......what'shisname......
oh, yeah, Dodd. Now *there's* a decent
man...........hackvomitspittle.....

Really, turn out the light when you leave.

Really? Really, REALLY? Try again.


"Let's look at the first 100 days of the GOP. The new public spokesmen for the
minority opposition are polarizing retreads -- former Vice President Dick
Cheney and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich. The so-called new ideas are
fewer taxes and less spending. They have lost a key congressional election.
They have almost unanimously opposed every economic proposal in Congress.

"Their reward? In the latest Washington Post-ABC News survey, only 21 percent
now identify themselves as Republicans. Even stalwart GOPers are scared by
those numbers, which are at the lowest level in 25 years.

"We look like the Keystone Kops," grouses one GOP strategist. "The Americans
are at a point where they want something done. And they can't choose when they
don't see another option."


So, you got those lovely poll numbers working for you. I suggest you carry a
flashlight 24/7 from now on, because where your party is heading - nay -
already arrived - you're going to need it.