The Thumpin' Continues :-)

daytripper wrote:
http://www.boston.com/news/nation/ar...an_in_forests/

Wait until January. It's going to be deliciously ugly -- subpoenas,
investigations, and generally enormous loads of soft **** hitting a
fast-spinning fan.

Unfortunately (or fortunately) I'll be touring in Mexico and will be
relatively out of touch.

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rw wrote:

daytripper wrote:

http://www.boston.com/news/nation/ar...an_in_forests/



Wait until January. It's going to be deliciously ugly -- subpoenas,
investigations, and generally enormous loads of soft **** hitting a
fast-spinning fan.

Unfortunately (or fortunately) I'll be touring in Mexico and will be
relatively out of touch.

And how does being out of touch in Mexico make you any different than
being out of touch when you're NOT in Mexico? Like now?

xorbit wrote:


rw wrote:

daytripper wrote:

http://www.boston.com/news/nation/ar...an_in_forests/




Wait until January. It's going to be deliciously ugly -- subpoenas,
investigations, and generally enormous loads of soft **** hitting a
fast-spinning fan.

Unfortunately (or fortunately) I'll be touring in Mexico and will be
relatively out of touch.


And how does being out of touch in Mexico make you any different than
being out of touch when you're NOT in Mexico? Like now?

Oh, I'm in touch all right. Bring it on! I want to see these disgusting
neocon mother****ers have their noses rubbed into the horrible messes
they've made, starting with Iraq.

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

rw wrote:

xorbit wrote:



rw wrote:

daytripper wrote:

http://www.boston.com/news/nation/ar...an_in_forests/





Wait until January. It's going to be deliciously ugly -- subpoenas,
investigations, and generally enormous loads of soft **** hitting a
fast-spinning fan.

Unfortunately (or fortunately) I'll be touring in Mexico and will be
relatively out of touch.



And how does being out of touch in Mexico make you any different than
being out of touch when you're NOT in Mexico? Like now?


Oh, I'm in touch all right. Bring it on! I want to see these disgusting
neocon mother****ers have their noses rubbed into the horrible messes
they've made, starting with Iraq.


Before the democrats can sling anything at anybody, they first have to
clean their own house. That alone will take decades. Certainly won't
be completed in our lifetimes.

xorbit wrote:

Before the democrats can sling anything at anybody, they first have to
clean their own house. That alone will take decades. Certainly won't
be completed in our lifetimes.

They can **** up these incompetent, evil morons big time. Just watch.

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

rw wrote:
xorbit wrote:


Before the democrats can sling anything at anybody, they first have to
clean their own house. That alone will take decades. Certainly won't
be completed in our lifetimes.


They can **** up these incompetent, evil morons big time. Just watch.

Uh huh. Just watch. But watching would require you to get in touch.
And you're using that convenient Mexican escape to ignore reality.

rw wrote:

Oh, I'm in touch all right. Bring it on! I want to see these disgusting
neocon mother****ers have their noses rubbed into the horrible messes
they've made, starting with Iraq.

As satisfying as that would be (as spectacle, if nothing else),
I'd like to see the Democrats at least *try* to return some sense
of bipartisanship, cooperation and shared responsibility to
Washington. It may well be near-hopeless, given the level of
polarization we've all sunk to, but it's worth a try, and I think
it's what most Americans want. Starting off with hearings and
investigations and calls for impeachment, etc., will immediately
kill even the smallest possibility of hope.

"JR" wrote in message
Starting off with hearings and
investigations and calls for impeachment, etc., will immediately
kill even the smallest possibility of hope.

Perhaps, but part of the Dem message was accountability. I believe thay
will at least make a show of attempting to find some facts about all of the
various **** the Repubs have gotten us into, not the least of which is Iraq.

Joe F.

rb608 typed:
"JR" wrote in message
Starting off with hearings and
investigations and calls for impeachment, etc., will immediately
kill even the smallest possibility of hope.

Perhaps, but part of the Dem message was accountability.

You mean Republican accountability.

I believe
thay will at least make a show of attempting to find some facts about
all of the various **** the Repubs have gotten us into, not the least
of which is Iraq.

Making a show and making a true effort are two different things, and those
in glass houses. . . well, you know. ;-)
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TL,
Tim
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Tim J. wrote:
You mean Republican accountability.

Actually I didn't; but because that's where the power has been for the
past 6 years, I expect that's where the responsibility will settle for
most stuff.

Making a show and making a true effort are two different things, and those
in glass houses. . . well, you know. ;-)

I agree, & that's why I hedged in my statement. Despite whatever
letter follows the congresscritter's name, money is still green; and
there's still plenty of it in DC. I don't expect a D or R
automatically confers sainthood on anybody. Yeah, the corruption is
probably bi-partisan, but I mostly want to see some accountability for
the failed policies and misuse of intelligence that have led to the
deaths of so many Americans, the erosion of the Constitution, and the
destuction of America's moral standing in the world. I want people
answering questions under oath, not these cozy PR stunts that have been
passing for oversight.

Wil the Dems have the stones to do what's right or will it be SSDP? I
don't know, but I at least have reason for hope. We'll see.

Joe F.