ck4829
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Mon Apr-28-08 05:31 PM
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How many members of the Bush Administration does it take to change a light bulb? |
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Edited on Mon Apr-28-08 05:33 PM by ck4829
One.
One to declare state secrets privilege over the light bulb and then nobody in the media or congress talks about the light bulb needing to be changed ever again.
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Solly Mack
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Mon Apr-28-08 05:32 PM
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1. Now you know that Bush would just disappear that light bulb |
China_cat
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Mon Apr-28-08 05:33 PM
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2. Why should they have to change it? |
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After all, it's Clinton's fault the bulb blew. :sarcasm:
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Mon Apr-28-08 05:36 PM
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3. What happens if the bulb doesn't work - who do they blame? |
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Mon Apr-28-08 05:39 PM
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4. Only one, but the light bulb has to contribute $10,000 to the RNC first. |
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Mon Apr-28-08 05:42 PM
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5. ~100,000 .... the appoximate number of Haliburton employees. |
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Mon Apr-28-08 05:42 PM
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6. None, they prefer to stay in the dark. n/t |
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Mon Apr-28-08 05:44 PM
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7. If it's a no-bid contract with Halliburton? |
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About 30 million dollars, regardless of the number of people and regardless of whether the light bulb gets changed or if the light socket is even on an electric grid that works more than 2 hours a day.
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