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Filthy-Mouthed Woman Vehemently Denies Vehicular-Fellatio Rumors {Lemondrop}

Oct 17th 2009 1:05PM Innocent until proven guilty. Give her the benefit of doubt. I may disapprove of her life-style but I believe her.
I feel for her girls and hope they have a positive role model.

Bush vs. Carter: Like Choosing Between... {News Bloggers}

May 24th 2007 12:20PM President Carter is a christian and honest human being and I wish that can be said of Bush.

Mr. Carter is humble and smart enough to admit his mistakes and apologize publicly. That's a mark of bravery and not weakness. I wish that is the case with Mr. Bush.

Carter loves his country enough to honorably serve in it's military. He does not just talk tough but also acts tough by serving honorably in the military. I wish Bush had done the same. Talk is cheat especially when others are shedding their blood.

The list goes on and on.

Bush definitely gets my vote as the WORST of WORST.

Hillary's In. Can She Win? {AOL Elections Blog}

Jan 22nd 2007 10:10AM Clinton/Obama or Obama/Clinton just that name/ticket in the White House will go a long way to undo the damage Bush has done to image of this nation in the world scene.
That combination will offer this nation in particular and the world at large innovation, common sense, ingenuity and what-have-you.
Simply put, that will be a blessing particularly with a democratic controlled congress to support their agenda.
Any peace lover with the interest of this nation at heart ought to pray for and support such ticket.

Poll: GOP to Retain Senate {AOL Elections Blog}

Nov 6th 2006 8:19PM The High Cost of Electing Ignorant Leadership

Republicans with Bush at the head engage in politics of fear while secretly lining up their pockets with billions of dollars in national security and war contracts at the expense of tax-payers.
They also control the oil market making record profits at the expense of the unsuspecting public.
As a result, they've exhausted the surplus Clinton gained in the eight years he was in office and have piled up unprecedented deficit while blindfolding the public with tax cuts and politics of fear to remain in power.
They may be at the end of their wits with the anarchy and senseless bloodletting they've caused in Iraq.
They should be held accountable.
Who will clean up their mess - the deficit spiralling out of control, international loss of confidence, chaos around the globe etc.

Don

Submit Your Question to Sam Donaldson {AOL Elections Blog}

Nov 1st 2006 10:06AM Hi Sam:

How do you explain the fact that George Bush dodged Vietnam in his days and has the guts to send troops to Iraq in the face of overwhelming oppositions?

Given his attitude in the military, isn't it hypocritical of him to say he is proud of those men and women in uniform standing in harm's way in Iraq?
If he's really proud of them, wouldn't that be another way of saying he's ashamed of his military service?
Or is he making a mockery of those troops in Iraq?
Does he think some lives are dispensable?

Submit Your Question to Sam Donaldson {AOL Elections Blog}

Nov 1st 2006 9:39AM If George Bush is so proud of our troops serving in Iraq as he tends to claim, why did he dodge Vietnam?
Given his attitude in the military, it is a mockery to those men and women in uniform standing in harm's way in Iraq when he (Bush) says he's proud of them.
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that Bush thinks some lives are dispensable.