Freepers On FBI Probe Of Hastert: "We Can Kiss Congrss (sic) Goodbye"

[ruggerson]

You gotta love Freeper political analysis. It's just now dawning on them that they may lose both houses of "congrss."

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1637747/posts



To: RDTF

If true, we can kiss Congrss goodbye.

9 posted on 05/24/2006 3:40:46 PM PDT by bigeasy_70118

To: bigeasy_70118

Yep! The only thing that will keep the dems from taking both Houses in November is to overplay it. We're fast approaching "Game - Set - Match."

25 posted on 05/24/2006 3:43:26 PM PDT by leadpenny

[Richardo]

1. That's what you get when you let Tom DeLay pick your Speaker for ya.

BwaaaaaaHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA! :rofl:

Call the Waaaaaaaaaambulance, losers!

[NoAmericanTaliban]

2. For once I agree with the Freepers - Lets take back Congrss!

[ruggerson]

8. I'm series! This is hugh! We could lose Congrss!

[Systematic Chaos]

3. And even more f**king imbecilic:

Yep! The only thing that will keep the dems from taking both Houses in November is to overplay it.

They'd rather NOT have a congress than to have one controlled by reasoning, thinking, non-imbreds.... :silly:

[babylonsister]

4. It astounds me that they're not more concerned with

the crooks representing them! :crazy:

[stop the bleeding]

10. give them time, first crawl, then walk, finally one day maybe they

will learn to run. This is great on one hand for the entertainment value, on the other hand it is still sad because we know how far the taint stretches in DC.

[Alamom]

5. What would "overplay" mean ?

Coming from that site. I can't think like they do....give it to me in intelligent terms.

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

7. "Overplay"

In fweepie parlance, it means to make any mention of it, no matter how veiled. Even ignoring it courts overplay. The only solution they might like is for the entire Democratic Leadership to jump to the defence of Hastert and, if he is convicted, serve his sentence for him.

[tanyev]

6. Oh, my favorite is the one who says that Gingrich and Armey

were the moral compass:

Hastert was a crony that DeLay installed as Speaker. DeLay was the power behind all of these shady deals. It doesn't surprise me that Hastert got his hands dirty.

I didn't realize how devastating Newt's departure was in 1998. Newt kept DeLay and company in check. Once Newt (and finally Dick Armey) left the leadership, there was no moral compass to stop the government-by-lobbyist scheme of DeLay.

[Dudley_DUright]

9. Newt? Moral Compass?

Oh please stop, you are killing me!! :rofl::rofl:

[Joanne98]

11. I like this one

To: moondoggie
We are witnessing the total implosion of the republican Party..
Who-a-thunk it would come when we had the House, Senate and the White House..
I'm laying this at the doors of RINO's, like McCain, Graham, Et AL,
Crap aleast with a Democrat there is no doubt I'm gettin screwed....
I'm tired of false promised from these scum

65 posted on 05/24/2006 3:53:07 PM PDT by Robe (Rome did not create a great empire by talking, they did it by killing all those who opposed them)

Whoooooo!!!!

[dogday]

13. I like that one too

and I like to see the house of cards come tumbling down...

[Catch22Dem]

15. "false promised"

The grammur jest keeps on a-commin' don't it?

[life_long_dem]

23. And what is with his signature line?

Is that an advertisement for empire building?

[Catch22Dem]

28. HAHA, I didn't notice that...

Yes, a failed empire is a perfect model to follow isn't it!

[CatholicEdHead]

20. They blame the RINOs for all this?

Yeah right, they need to look at the true base which is really high on the kool-aid.

[shain from kane]

12. Pinned. Down for the count? n/t

[mrcheerful]

16. Yeah and watch some time in october Bin forgotten will be found and

captured just in time for elections, then its puke keeping time 06. The sheep are that easy to forget and over look.

[Libby2]

27. I don't know about that

but I am damned worried about what dirty bullshit they will pull.

Be afraid, be very afraid.

[Raine]

14. "Congrss"

:rofl: typical rethug spelling.

[Tiggeroshii]

17. lol!

"Makes me wonder what he has in his freezer."


5 posted on 05/24/2006 3:40:21 PM PDT by atomicpossum (Replies must follow approved guidelines or you will be kill-filed without appeal.)

[Dave Reynolds]

18. This one might be in for a ride on the RimJob express out:

To: Crawdad
I cant wait for all the "waahhh, we need to support the GOP, you all arent being good republicans" crowd

40 posted on 05/24/2006 3:45:36 PM PDT by stuck_in_new_orleans
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[Dave Reynolds]

19. And then, the oblivious show up.

To: SolidSupplySide
IMO, DeLay wasn't in on any "deals." The Dems went after him because he was strong. Hastert is responsible for his own wrong actions, if there are any.



55 posted on 05/24/2006 3:49:56 PM PDT by madison10
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[benddem]

21. did they get around to

blaming Clenis?? I could only stomach so much. "It is obvious ABC hates the republicans????" :wtf:
Yeeeesh!

[Old and In the Way]

22. Truth be told, many of them would privately be relieved if the Democrats

took back Congress. They'd rather be out of power, complaining...knowing that the Democratic agenda would be better for them and their family. They like being in the Party of "rugged Reaganesque individualism", they just don't like the results of the policies so much.

[Leopolds Ghost]

24. Hastert not popular on FR?

His protestations on the Jefferson "raid" are going to bite his fat *ss
in a big way. Sheesh. Unfreakingbelievable....


15 posted on 05/24/2006 3:41:52 PM PDT by eureka! (Heaven forbid the
Rats get control of Congress and/or the Presidency any time soon....)

[Leopolds Ghost]

25. Hmm, this guy actually makes an intelligent remark about Hastert letters

What a load of crap. Congressmen write letters to departmetns in the executive branch asking them to do all kinds of things.

The Executive department pays about as much attention to such letters as newpapers pay to letters to the editor.

It goes on all the time... A lobbyist goes to a congress critter and asks for a letter. The letter gets written and copy is shown to the lobbyists client.

The client thinks the lobbyist has big influence and pays the lobbyist big bucks.

Every congressman who has ever lived has written lots of letters to goverment agencies to ask them to do stuff. Not much of anyone pays any attention.

When I was young and quite naive I once asked a congressman to write a letter to the FCC asking them to grant me a Radio Station licence. He urged me not to have him do it. The congress critter said the chairman of the FCC did not like interference from Congress. If I wanted the congressman's help, he said it would be better if he wrote the FCC a letter demanding they turn me down.

Illegal influence does not get put on paper and get sent through the mail to make a permanent record. Everyone who has spent much time on capital hill should know that.

The way illegal stuff works is the congresscriter with enough clout tells the agency head their budget will get cut by a bunch unless X gets done for Y. It is never written on paper anywhere. X gets done for Y and the department budget gets its requested increase. There is no paper trail.

71 posted on 05/24/2006 3:56:12 PM PDT by Common Tator

[maxrandb]

26. This guy has too much inside information to how corrupt the Repuke

Congress is.

My guess is "Common Tator" is either Newt Gingrich, Tony Snow, or Rush Limbaugh.

[jazzjunkysue]

29. "If this is true" as if none of the rest of the GOP corruption is true!

At least these mouth breathers have a sense of humor!

[KelleyKramer]

30. Where is that freeper>>english dictionary ??

I saw one on DU once, but I cant find it anywhere.

Anyone know about that??