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![]() "Tim J." wrote Not all Republicans are the evil, land-hoarding, pillaging mass you think they are. truth be known, i'd vote for you for damn near any office you chose to seek. but, yeah, i know--if nominated you wouldn't run, and if elected you wouldn't serve. that's why i trust you. yfitons wayno(not *quite* a yellow dog democrat, but it's damn close) |
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Wayne Harrison typed:
"Tim J." wrote Not all Republicans are the evil, land-hoarding, pillaging mass you think they are. truth be known, i'd vote for you for damn near any office you chose to seek. but, yeah, i know--if nominated you wouldn't run, and if elected you wouldn't serve. that's why i trust you. While I appreciate the confidence, *THAT* will be the day. Talk about yer skeletons! Heck, I need more than one closet. -- TL, Tim ------------------------ http://css.sbcma.com/timj/ |
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On Wed, 14 Dec 2005 14:00:05 GMT, "Larry L"
wrote: "Conan The Librarian" wrote Good news, but there's still one ominous passage in that article: "A spokesman for House Resources Committee Chairman Richard Pombo said he would work with Gibbons to modernize mining law next year." "Modernize mining law", eh? I wonder what that means? Chuck Vance the article also contains this passage "Critics -- including hunters, anglers and several Democratic Western governors -- said the legislation could prompt the sale of millions of acres of public lands. " notice the grouping .... hunters, anglers and DEMOCRATS .... I hope to hell that 'Sportsmen for Bush and Other Thieves" will someday SOON wake up to the fact that sportsmen have more at stake when we vote than keeping an AK47 Pombo is not the Rep for my district, but, rest assured that I will do everything I possibly can to help keep him from being re-elected. The Rep for my district, another Republican, did vote for the House version of the budget that included Pombo's "modernizing" and also voted for Pombo's gutting of the Endangered Species Act. He too has become a target of my wrath. I haven't been politically active, beyond casting my votes, since the early 70s but I will be now ... the public is under attack .... and the attackers are public enemies that must be stopped. Mr Pombo, and cronies, I care what all the kids of the future receive in their legacy as Americans, not just the kids of the very wealthiest families, and I VOTE The problem is that there are valid arguments to both sides of this overall issue, and Pombo isn't nearly the villain many wish him to be. And it appears that you, like so many others, are so absolutely sure that you're absolutely, completely 100% right, the other side is not only totally 100% wrong, but "evil" too, and as such, not worth hearing from or about. TC, R |
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![]() wrote in message news ![]() On Wed, 14 Dec 2005 14:00:05 GMT, "Larry L" wrote: "Conan The Librarian" wrote Good news, but there's still one ominous passage in that article: "A spokesman for House Resources Committee Chairman Richard Pombo said he would work with Gibbons to modernize mining law next year." "Modernize mining law", eh? I wonder what that means? Chuck Vance the article also contains this passage "Critics -- including hunters, anglers and several Democratic Western governors -- said the legislation could prompt the sale of millions of acres of public lands. " notice the grouping .... hunters, anglers and DEMOCRATS .... I hope to hell that 'Sportsmen for Bush and Other Thieves" will someday SOON wake up to the fact that sportsmen have more at stake when we vote than keeping an AK47 Pombo is not the Rep for my district, but, rest assured that I will do everything I possibly can to help keep him from being re-elected. The Rep for my district, another Republican, did vote for the House version of the budget that included Pombo's "modernizing" and also voted for Pombo's gutting of the Endangered Species Act. He too has become a target of my wrath. I haven't been politically active, beyond casting my votes, since the early 70s but I will be now ... the public is under attack .... and the attackers are public enemies that must be stopped. Mr Pombo, and cronies, I care what all the kids of the future receive in their legacy as Americans, not just the kids of the very wealthiest families, and I VOTE The problem is that there are valid arguments to both sides of this overall issue, and Pombo isn't nearly the villain many wish him to be. And it appears that you, like so many others, are so absolutely sure that you're absolutely, completely 100% right, the other side is not only totally 100% wrong, but "evil" too, and as such, not worth hearing from or about. Which is exactly why it is fortunate for all of us that you STILL have absolutely nothing to say. Wolfgang |
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On Wed, 14 Dec 2005 11:00:02 -0600, "Wolfgang" wrote:
wrote in message wha-wa-wha-wa-wha-wha-wa...and now, for a little David Benoit... Which is exactly why it is fortunate for all of us that you STILL have absolutely nothing to say. And yet, you read... MC, Eleven-and-a-half.....partridges-in-a-pear-tree.......dick |
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