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On Jul 21, 2:52*pm, wrote:
On Jul 20, 7:16*pm, Peaceful Bill
wrote:





Opus--Mark H. Bowen wrote:
"Peaceful Bill" wrote in message
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Opus--Mark H. Bowen wrote:
"Peaceful Bill" wrote in message
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Yep, the facts will set you free.

I noticed that you didn't ask about the deficit or federal debt during
the during the Clinton years. Why not?

Op

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The topic was gas prices. *So what have the Dems done about the gas
prices? *The dems certainly have had time to put together an energy
policy.

What exactly do you expect them to do, when you have the energy specialists
in the white House?

They were voted into office on the [failed] promise that they would
correct the problems brought on by the Bush administration. *But they
have failed to actually do anything. *Their motto seems to be "Its
better to bitch than to actually do something."

But now they want to raise gasoline taxes!! *Sure, that's a great way to
handle higher gasoline prices. *Raise gas taxes and hand over the 2008
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The interesting thing about your comments is that each day that passes
more and more of the Neocon slogans that pose as adult thinking, drop
off the Republicrat Spin Card. You are left with mouthing the RNCs
default whine equivalent of "so's your Moma," or Dave's "Clinton made
me do it," or Dean's near coon jokes. Why don't you switch off Rush,
Fox and the rest of the hate America crowd, and listen a bit more to
what McCain and some of the other responsible Republicans who are
reclaiming the traditional moderate and conservative stance of the
party are saying. I admit you might have to listen a bit more
carefully but you will quickly realize that the ground is shifting
away from the screaming wing-nut radicals back to a Republican party
that advances environmental protection and considers the American
working person and family farmers in its policies. You might also
start to understand that the Democratic Party has also shifted toward
the center, and, who knows, you might even open up to fairly
considering both honorable men running for the Presidency, aside from
whether they have an "R" or a "D" next to their name. Good luck

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Bill, I also want to point out that there is a connection between the
stubborn, dead-ender, "No good taxes," "No role for government,"
sloganeering that has passed for the failed Bush agenda these past few
years, and the incompetence, waste and overall failure of the Bush
Presidency. The connection is this:

If we elect an administration that hates government, to run our
government, is it any mystery that they are incompetent at the
business of running an efficient government? And what your crowd did,
for example in Iraq, was to send in a bunch of 20-something rightwing
nerds, fresh out of the college Young Republican Clubs to run the
occupation and reconstruction. As a result they didn't have the
whiskers or the business knowledge to set up proper accounting and
were no match for the war profiteers and so, well you know the rest of
the story. What a ****ing mess. Shall we talk about the dozens of
other messes created by the structural failure of the wing-nuts to
develop a competent cadre of public sector managers?
Would you fly on a plane piloted by a pilot who hated airplanes? I
don't think I would.

Dave