hfojvt
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Tue Mar-29-05 01:06 AM
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Poll question: Who is the President of the United States |
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When I was in the Hospital, the nurses asked some simple questions, like the one above, to determine if my mind was connected to reality. My answer to the above was Al Gore, and the nurse laughed agreeably. Since Al was legimately elected in 2000, he should have been legitimately re-elected in 2004. According to the quiz on Worldviewweekend (a fundy site) that question is still a shibboleth, dividing "true-believers" and "heretics"
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Tue Mar-29-05 01:08 AM
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1. Al Gore is my president. nt |
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Tue Mar-29-05 01:14 AM
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2. I said George W. Bush, I didn't want anyone to have any illusions that.... |
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this mess in any way could be someone elses.
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Tue Mar-29-05 01:16 AM
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3. Hey, I Was For Gore Too... But I Was Always Waiting For Kerry |
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to run. I can remember the Viet Nam War, I was in the middle of it and the protesting back then. What people have forgotten is that MORE people WERE against the war and it got stopped. Why do you think so many veterans were mad when they came home. If you heard what was said back then, they were extremely vocal about how they got treated.
I never thought it was the soldiers fault, but they did have many who weren't very nice to them. I was raised in the Army and I knew what the rules were, they say JUMP, you say HOW HIGH??
The distortion of Kerry's record is an unforgivable blot in the history of this nation.
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Tue Mar-29-05 01:17 AM
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4. Charlton Heston is my President. |
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Tue Mar-29-05 01:19 AM
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The office is his until a lawful successor is installed.
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Tue Mar-29-05 01:29 AM
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7. true, howver, due to the FDR amendment |
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he cannot legally serve a third term, so the office goes to his Vice President :D
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Tue Mar-29-05 01:48 AM
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Just an extension of his 2d term. :D
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Tue Mar-29-05 01:23 AM
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6. After Gore everything is irrelevant |
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Tue Mar-29-05 01:37 AM
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I loved John Kerry and he was the first person I ever voted for I think Gore would probably be president today again if we had a fair election cycle here. We all know the truth of what happened in 2000. I wasn't old enough then to vote but I would have Gore since I really liked him and thought he was one of the brilliant minds. Things would be so different now.
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Tue Mar-29-05 02:01 AM
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10. Gore due to the stolen election of 2000 but voted for Kerry in 2004 |
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Tue Mar-29-05 05:52 AM
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Claiming that "Since Al was legimately elected in 2000, he should have been legitimately re-elected in 2004" is effectively as bad as the repukes.
Nobody 'deserves' election or re-election; he should have gone into the election fighting on his record and seeking the permission of the people to continue for another 4 years. From 2001-2005 one could claim Al Gore, but beyond that his claim has to lapse.
I hate to say it, but either the last election was run on fraud (and therefore should be invalidated) or that little man with a smirk and a Texan accent is President. It is painful, and I too would dearly love to get rid of the little man's poodle; but a Presidential term is 4 years, which have passed since the election in which Gore received the plurality of votes.
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Tue Mar-29-05 06:05 AM
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12. "that little man with a smirk and a Texan accent" |
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. . .
I like that
Too bad he has so much power
definitely NOT indexed to his intelligence -
(sigh)
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Tue Mar-29-05 06:11 AM
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13. But intelligence is not all |
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After all Poodleboy is undoubtably incredibly intelligent...both of them have far too much power.
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Tue Mar-29-05 07:13 AM
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15. I'm not going to argue "Poodleboy"'s intelligence |
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One being "smart" doesn't eliminate the possibility of stupid decisions
and Joining Junior in his blood/oil quest was STUPID
I wish Tony a slow death
sorry
I left out "painful"
a stab or two of pain for every Iraqi that died because he knuckled under to the United States genocidal invasion of Iraq
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Tue Mar-29-05 06:17 AM
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14. honestly, we really don't have one |
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we haven't had one since Clinton
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Tue Mar-29-05 08:33 AM
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17. I said Bush for the same reason as another poster. |
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I want to make it clear that HE is the one responsible for the mess we're in.
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