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Sat Oct-01-05 03:57 AM
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What's up with Scarborough |
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As an American working overseas I'm curious as to what's up with Joe Scarborough. When I read Crooks and Liars I see more postings of reasonable things he's saying. The latest is this one
Sen. Erwin: Well, I think, if you look at what‘s going on, this whole region has always known that, with the church, that New Orleans and the Gulf Coast are known for sin. And if you go to a church and you read your Bible, you are always told avoid sin and that there‘s judgment for sin.
Scarborough: "All I will say is this. When you look at Matthew 25, and the disciples ask Jesus, how do we get to heaven? That‘s what they were interested in. We want to sit on the right hand of the father. How do we do it? Jesus said, you take care of the poor. You give the thirsty water. When they come to your door and they need food, you give it to them. When they need clothes, give them the clothes off your back and visit them in jail. Basically, help the dispossessed. " That‘s why I just find it hard to square up my vision of God and what Jesus Christ said in the New Testament with what the senator is saying tonight."
Has he seen the light? Or is this one of the four signs of the apocalypse?
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Sat Oct-01-05 04:02 AM
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1. It's a shitty Toronto Suburb |
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Sat Oct-01-05 04:05 AM
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2. not that kind. the "there's a dead intern under my desk" kind. |
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Sat Oct-01-05 04:09 AM
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5. That is the funniest picture I've seen in ages |
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Sat Oct-01-05 06:40 AM
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How is it the Penguins went to the Polar bear or the bear to the Penguins? And where did the Penguins buy the symbols?
But poor bear be gonna have a serious ringing in da ears.
180
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Sat Oct-01-05 06:59 AM
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15. For the edification of DU as a whole, |
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I believe there might be another spelling for the implements that go bang in your ears.
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Sat Oct-01-05 07:08 AM
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and there in lies the mystery!
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Sat Oct-01-05 07:21 AM
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Edited on Sat Oct-01-05 07:26 AM by oneighty
Hahahaha you be meaning.
I have a most excellent excuse for the mis-spelling. Two excuses in fact.
1. I am not a good speller.
2. I served aboard a minesweeper in Korea years ago. THe 'USS Symbol AM 123. Her call name at one time was "Clang Clang". So cymbal to me will always be symbol.
CLANG CLANG
And hahahahaha.
180 (Never allow 180 to plot the ship's course.)
PS. All the AM ships were named after birds. I do not think there was one name Penguin.
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Sat Oct-01-05 04:05 AM
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3. he has careened from semi-rational pseudo-conservatism |
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Edited on Sat Oct-01-05 04:06 AM by leftofthedial
to kool-aid lockstep repuke shill
back and forth several times
I can't figure him out and I can't predict his next swing
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Sat Oct-01-05 07:07 AM
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18. I think both he and Nancy Grace should co-host a talk show ... |
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Named "God and Justice says to Kill um all!!!" :scared:
FREAKS need a padded cell next to Geraldo's.
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Sat Oct-01-05 04:07 AM
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4. Wow, that really sounds sincere |
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Hadn't heard him say that, because I can't usually stand to listen to him.
But most of them have been taught to believe we are mentally unfit or immoral. I say lets build alliances where we can. If they get to know us and even consider that we might have a point . . . then they might start using some critical thinking skills.
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Sat Oct-01-05 05:45 AM
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6. IS JOE SCARBOROUGH THE NEWEST ARIANNA HUFFINGTON? |
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I've never liked him... but the quote in this post makes me wonder, makes me wonder ..... is he the newest ARIANNA HUFFINGTON?
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Sat Oct-01-05 07:05 AM
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he's not to be trusted from what I've seen this last week.
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Sat Oct-01-05 05:50 AM
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7. Many are jumping the GOP ship before it sinks to the ocean floor. |
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Sat Oct-01-05 05:57 AM
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8. The lack of response to NO and the coruption of Bushco may... |
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be the tipping point for many of the RW that are not in favor of Fascism.
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Sat Oct-01-05 06:42 AM
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13. Exactly. These guys are no more than fair weather fans and |
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they don't want to be caught with their pants down.
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Sat Oct-01-05 06:31 AM
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9. He's just playing coy. He's not to be trusted, ever. nt |
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Sat Oct-01-05 06:40 AM
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11. Not even for one minute n/t |
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Sat Oct-01-05 06:39 AM
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10. Even the devil can quote the Bible. n/t |
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Sat Oct-01-05 06:50 AM
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14. My take on Scarborough as someone who knows many people like him |
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Scarborough is a traditional conservative typical of the average southern person who votes republican. He's from the Gulf Coast, and he cares deeply about the people there. He has been appalled by the handling of Hurricane Katrina. He has always been somewhat of a populist - that being how he got elected. Most church-going folk believe what Scarborough said about Jesus rather than what that other guy did. The radical religious right are a very small, albeit vocal, minority. They turn off the left, the unbeliever, but also the more mainstream Christian. Unfortunately many who are in more mainstream churches don't ever keep up with what the lunatic fringe are saying or doing. This catastrophe has exposed them for what they are, and good for Scarborough for holding their feet to the fire.
Don't think Scarborough will ever become a Democrat, but he most likely will continue to speak out against Republican actions that he sees don't line up with what he thinks Republicans should believe in. This might very well convince many of his viewers who typically vote republican to vote Democrat next time. I don't usually agree with him, but I hope he continues to expose those in the republican party who have bastardized conservatism.
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Sat Oct-01-05 07:03 AM
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Yes, He's more conservative (old values) type, but he also shows his bias and prefers wingnuts to anyone with a reasonable opinion!
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