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Newt Gingrich: Sarah Palin SNL Skits "Slander," CNN Owes Palin Apology
Wow. "I'm Not But You Are" Can you believe this? Newt Gingrich is for attacking satire of SNL litigiously. No humor allowed. Then he complains that the standard operating procedure of the FOX agenda is not a good idea when used against his team. And it was John McCain who put Joe the Plumber on center stage. Sometimes when he is not spinning Gingrich can be thoughtful in analysis, but when he is in the spin he is horrendous. This is spin. Big Spin.
posted Oct 23, 2008 at 19:06:18
GOP Group Head Calls Obama A "Muslim Socialist"
When I hear wild accusations about someone from the other side, I want to believe them sometimes myself just to simplify and bolster my own support. Alas, I have doubts about extreme statements form any side. I like to check multiple sources of all stripes to make conclusions. This woman seems to have the FOX logo burned into her TV screen. And her sources seem one sided and narrow. Paranoia and fear the main modus operandi of her nutcase knowledge base. She and Baughman. Easy to see why without any proof or investigation nor even the slightest query, they can take one look at The Sarah and determine; "She is one of us" No questions asked.
posted Oct 23, 2008 at 17:19:03
Why McCain Has Lost Our Vote
The graciousness and good sense of grandfather Barry has been passed to his progeny. I grew to respect that Goldwater integrity as time went on after his run for the presidency. Like the Buckley family, rigorous intellectualism and the more libertarian approach has been the hallmark of the old school Conservatives. The Republican party of old used to make good points when opposing "rampant liberalism". They were the Loyal Opposition. They have since lost there way. The new GOP has made us an enemy. They made a deal at the Crossroads and sold their soul. The Goldwaters! Great. Good for them.
posted Oct 23, 2008 at 15:44:05
House GOP "Death List" Predicts Massive Losses
Please remember, fellow Democrats, this is a pendulum. Right now it is swinging widely to our side of history. We need to keep it on our side for a good spell of time. Let's be cool and get some good deeds done while we are in charge. There is a lot of work ahead. But first, let's WIN
posted Oct 23, 2008 at 06:10:20
Palin Clothes Spending Has Dems Salivating, Republicans Disgusted
This is not her campaign to become Vice President. That is so over it is over. This is her campaign to become a FOX news personality with her own show. Mark my words... just watch. Six months after the election: "FOX is proud to present The Sarah Palin Show" She has the fame look in her eyes that Britney Spears has.
posted Oct 22, 2008 at 15:07:41
McCain Accidentally Agrees: Western Pennsylvania Is Racist
This is such smarmy pandering by a pseudo-populist who is trying to cash in on his running mates fervid "fan" base. And by base, I mean base. The good part that is left of John McCain (very little left) still fights his tongue when he begins crap like this. That is why he can't say it straight. He knows he is being a creep. Freud or Tourettes he stumble along. The old lion's teeth are loose and dull.
posted Oct 22, 2008 at 14:39:37
McCain Uses C-Word In Classic Freudian Slip On Stump
This is silly stuff. Let's get serious. There are plenty of serious things to discuss, expose and illuminate Leave these silly things to YouTubers. HuffPo is my first destination every morning because they have the good goods. This one is silly. Not HuffPo stature.
posted Oct 22, 2008 at 14:31:41
Jon Stewart Clarifies Palin Remarks, Expands To 'F%ck All Y'All'
Maybe if Dick Cheney elevated such a conversation to Senate floor. I am sure McCain has never hurled one ( that was sarcasm) Aren't we a delicate one to be playing serious beanbag? Jon Stewart is a genius at pointing out the hypocrisy of the self righteous. And again I am reminded that Republicans - especially conservative ones, do not have a sense of humor. They do not get satire either. Just don't get it. Republican humor is laughing at your lessors and have-nots. Democratic humor is poking fun at the pompous and those in charge.
posted Oct 21, 2008 at 14:45:00
Michele Bachmann Channels McCarthy: Obama "Very Anti-American," Congressional Witch Hunt Needed
Please, Please, Please... If this woman, Michelle Bauchman is up for a vote. CAN WE PLEASE DEFEAT HER ROUNDLY & STRONGLY. Vote her away, She, if anybody, is the Un American.
posted Oct 18, 2008 at 13:54:37
McCain, Obama At Al Smith Dinner: Candidates Spar With Jokes
Possibly this is a small detoxification period for a highly caustic campaign. It might let us think we are all human and we are all in this together. Then, maybe not. Funny though.
posted Oct 17, 2008 at 00:57:42
Alaskan Independence Party: The Last Refuge of a Scoundrel
There is a reason certain people go away to live up in Alaska. Part of it is the pioneer spirit, of course. Alaska is the Last Frontier, state-wise. Part of it is that they just don't like any of us down here in the "Lower 48". Just that type of reference about us separates them from us mentally and emotionally as much as hundreds of miles of Canadadian timber wood does. This is as far as you can run away from America and still be under it's protective wing. Where the air of the Wild Wild West still lingers and where you can build your own log cabin with an axe and snark out "to hell with the rest o' them" Nope. They just don't like us flat landers and city slickers. They want to be professional outsiders instead. Some of them even wanted to break away from the union. Did not even want to be part of the United States of America anymore. Some of them. They are tough, though. To live in the biting bitter cold of a seemingly unending dark winter there must be the test you must pass in order to stay. Sunlight deprivation has sometimes serious emotional consequences for some. Makes 'em kinda nutty....
posted Oct 12, 2008 at 08:55:54
Palin Rallies Ignite Widespread Talk of 'Fascism'
Palin's evangelistic hatred revivals remind me of the 1960's film "Elmer Gantry". A Sinclair Lewis story. I urge you to check YouTube for the Elmer Gantry movie trailer. (under 'Rapture') The story synopsis has a familiar ring and the crowd scenes look like Palin's audience. Maybe she really is trying to bring about the End of Days. Father Coughlin would be righteously proud of this one. Elmer Gantry http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgB3r53YYlk
posted Oct 10, 2008 at 20:10:24
Video: Presidential Debate Town-Hall
My last comment on this tonight. My brother and his wife listened on the radio. They thought she was vacuous and repetitive and Biden was substantive and assured. But on television I saw her as although wrong, being very confident about herself. This is like what they say about the famous Kennedy / Nixon debates. Radio listeners thought Nixon won, television viewers thought Kennedy won. And as I said before, the race goes on. Double up our efforts, and watch your language. Good manners can win some over and rudeness can scare them away. Carry on.
posted Oct 02, 2008 at 22:55:56
Video: Presidential Debate Town-Hall
It is great that we all support O/B and to root for the team. But realistically, she has held her own. Maybe not with truth or facts, but with an appearance of confidence. The race continues. As much as I was hoping for a quick kill, a stumble and fall. Some embarassing catastrophe, but no such luck. The race continues. Be strong. Carry on.
posted Oct 02, 2008 at 22:34:30
Video: Presidential Debate Town-Hall
Yeah, she has people from different viewpoints and parties in her government, as long as they are sycophants to the queen.
posted Oct 02, 2008 at 22:29:25
Video: Presidential Debate Town-Hall
Tell me not to be nervous. I am for Obama/Biden all the way, but I want a quick kill here tonight. She is still breathing and smiling - not good. I am nervous. Opinions from our choir not withstanding. This is not going well simply for the fact that she has not fallen down. Sure, sure, what she may say is wrong, but she said it in complete confidence and competed sentences.
posted Oct 02, 2008 at 21:55:38
Video: Presidential Debate Town-Hall
Sounding with confidence, even with memorized answers, is a win for her. She needs to have a Couric style stumble soon. I am nervous. I wanted to end this tonight. I want her to fall. Soon. Just by completing sentences she keeps the race going.
posted Oct 02, 2008 at 21:40:29
Video: Presidential Debate Town-Hall
I am nervous. Even though I disagree with her, she is completing her sentences. She sounds somewhat in command of her thoughts. The bar is so low for her, she can win by not stumbling. I am nervous.
posted Oct 02, 2008 at 21:29:43
Bill Clinton Slams Palin, Shows Fire For Obama
My brother just pointed out these statistics to me: COMPARISONS: What the Economy Does Under Democratic & Republican Presidents A Statistical Review of the Last 60 Years Annual Averages 1. REAL GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT GROWTH + 2.75% - Republican Presidents + 4.09% - Democratic Presidents 2. UNEMPLOYMENT + 6.44% - Republican Presidents + 5.33% - Democratic Presidents 3. JOB CREATION + 1.9 % - Republican Presidents + 2.8 % - Democratic Presidents 4. SPENDING (of G.D.P.) +20.87% - Republican Presidents +19.58% - Democratic Presidents 5. ANNUAL DEFICITS (of G.D.P.) + 2.74% - Republican Presidents + 1.21% - Democratic Presidents 6. REAL MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME GROWTH + .6% - Republican Presidents + 2.2% - Democratic Presidents 7. REAL HOUSEHOLD NET WORTH GROWTH + .7% - Republican Presidents + 3.5% - Democratic Presidents Note: Figures are adjusted for inflation as applicable. Sources: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Federal Reserve Board, Census Bureau, White House Office of Management and Budget, National Assn. of Realtors, Economy.com.
posted Oct 02, 2008 at 19:04:02
Dire warnings fail to sway senators on big bailout
DOUBLE DOWN - ONE MORE TIME The shoot-from-the-hip gambler that Bush is gets one final chance to Double Down on another Gigantic Bet - another of his Hunches - before he gets thrown out of office (hopefully with the rest of him Bums). Traditional Republicans, the fiscal ones, not the Creationists and lipstickers, must be in total anguish. Along with the fiscally responsible, deficit-hawk Democrats who remember the wonderful Surplus the Clinton administration left behind. These new Republicans that is the Bush camp love to run the deficit so high that our grandchildren will be paying the bill off into their old age. And why? So that in order to pay off this giant debt we will have to slash all social programs, all health care programs, all aid and assistance to the lesser and the weaker and the unfortunates. The war was doing this part rather well for them. But now, one more chance to DOUBLE DOWN before vacating the WH. Twice the money in half the time. YES, something MUST be done. But not in 24 hours. Take your time. Do this right - not right wing. No Golden Parachutes, no blank checks, No Paulson Sole Decider. And please, help out those with mortgage problems. Fix it, don't Fleece it.
posted Sep 23, 2008 at 18:31:12
McCain Campaign Cries Wolf Over Anti-Iran Rally Fiasco
Consequences of the Unmentionable: I follow the chatter. Both sides of the aisle. I follow politics like some follow sports. It is my sports. And I want my team to win. (I am yeller dawg Demo) Something I have gleaned from recent ramblings on the web regarding the "Heartbeat away" issue; the fear of John McCain dying in office (if elected). I have concluded that some of Palin's fervent supporters are actually happy about that thought. At the least they would happily accept this scenario. Also the Vice Presidency has become even more powerful that the Presidency in many respects. The pattern of behavior and mysterious movings Cheney has set forth, the secrecy and special privileges he has nourished are right up Palin's M.O. Further, when they speak together she draws a HUGE crowd. As soon as he starts speaking the crowd dissipates and dissolves away. (that is according to several news sources at different events)
posted Sep 22, 2008 at 13:49:55
Sunday Roundup
"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" said Benjamin Franklin We are now paying for a Pound of Cure, because those in charge did not want to pay for an Ounce of Prevention. While it is true economic events occurr as cycles and eventually work its way out, wiser handling could have made a softer, less costly landing when the apogee dissolved into this nadir. Yes, I am talking about Regulation. This administration prides itself for being Anti-regulation. It avoids making any, that is for sure. Ones supposedly in place they chose to ignore or weakly tended.
posted Sep 21, 2008 at 16:18:42
Sunday Roundup
These shirked responsibilities have endangered our lives, welfare, and happiness. Public safety, consumer protection, environmental degradation all have taken heavy hits while this administration has placed loyal (to Bush) but incompetent people in charge of regulation adherence. In all departments of governance and oversight. Lead in toys, Hurricane Katrina, poorly tested drugs, 9/11, and now this with the homes and banks and Wall Street firms. This Gigantic Colossal Melt Down of the Financial Network. Despite warnings they were asleep at the wheel, yet again. Having ignored or repealed regulations that would have made things better. And now another Anti-Regulator wants to keep steering our Ship of State in the same manner. I don't think so. Not if I can help it. Steven Bolstad Burlingame CA
posted Sep 21, 2008 at 15:33:40
StevenBolstad's Comments (23)
Newt Gingrich: Sarah Palin SNL Skits "Slander," CNN Owes Palin Apology
Wow. "I'm Not But You Are" Can you believe this? Newt Gingrich is for attacking satire of SNL litigiously. No humor allowed. Then he complains that the standard operating procedure of the FOX agenda is not a good idea when used against his team. And it was John McCain who put Joe the Plumber on center stage. Sometimes when he is not spinning Gingrich can be thoughtful in analysis, but when he is in the spin he is horrendous. This is spin. Big Spin.
posted Oct 23, 2008 at 19:06:18
GOP Group Head Calls Obama A "Muslim Socialist"
When I hear wild accusations about someone from the other side, I want to believe them sometimes myself just to simplify and bolster my own support. Alas, I have doubts about extreme statements form any side. I like to check multiple sources of all stripes to make conclusions. This woman seems to have the FOX logo burned into her TV screen. And her sources seem one sided and narrow. Paranoia and fear the main modus operandi of her nutcase knowledge base. She and Baughman. Easy to see why without any proof or investigation nor even the slightest query, they can take one look at The Sarah and determine; "She is one of us" No questions asked.
posted Oct 23, 2008 at 17:19:03
Why McCain Has Lost Our Vote
The graciousness and good sense of grandfather Barry has been passed to his progeny. I grew to respect that Goldwater integrity as time went on after his run for the presidency. Like the Buckley family, rigorous intellectualism and the more libertarian approach has been the hallmark of the old school Conservatives. The Republican party of old used to make good points when opposing "rampant liberalism". They were the Loyal Opposition. They have since lost there way. The new GOP has made us an enemy. They made a deal at the Crossroads and sold their soul. The Goldwaters! Great. Good for them.
posted Oct 23, 2008 at 15:44:05
House GOP "Death List" Predicts Massive Losses
Please remember, fellow Democrats, this is a pendulum. Right now it is swinging widely to our side of history. We need to keep it on our side for a good spell of time. Let's be cool and get some good deeds done while we are in charge. There is a lot of work ahead. But first, let's WIN
posted Oct 23, 2008 at 06:10:20
Palin Clothes Spending Has Dems Salivating, Republicans Disgusted
This is not her campaign to become Vice President. That is so over it is over. This is her campaign to become a FOX news personality with her own show. Mark my words... just watch. Six months after the election: "FOX is proud to present The Sarah Palin Show" She has the fame look in her eyes that Britney Spears has.
posted Oct 22, 2008 at 15:07:41
McCain Accidentally Agrees: Western Pennsylvania Is Racist
This is such smarmy pandering by a pseudo-populist who is trying to cash in on his running mates fervid "fan" base. And by base, I mean base. The good part that is left of John McCain (very little left) still fights his tongue when he begins crap like this. That is why he can't say it straight. He knows he is being a creep. Freud or Tourettes he stumble along. The old lion's teeth are loose and dull.
posted Oct 22, 2008 at 14:39:37
McCain Uses C-Word In Classic Freudian Slip On Stump
This is silly stuff. Let's get serious. There are plenty of serious things to discuss, expose and illuminate Leave these silly things to YouTubers. HuffPo is my first destination every morning because they have the good goods. This one is silly. Not HuffPo stature.
posted Oct 22, 2008 at 14:31:41
Jon Stewart Clarifies Palin Remarks, Expands To 'F%ck All Y'All'
Maybe if Dick Cheney elevated such a conversation to Senate floor. I am sure McCain has never hurled one ( that was sarcasm) Aren't we a delicate one to be playing serious beanbag? Jon Stewart is a genius at pointing out the hypocrisy of the self righteous. And again I am reminded that Republicans - especially conservative ones, do not have a sense of humor. They do not get satire either. Just don't get it. Republican humor is laughing at your lessors and have-nots. Democratic humor is poking fun at the pompous and those in charge.
posted Oct 21, 2008 at 14:45:00
Michele Bachmann Channels McCarthy: Obama "Very Anti-American," Congressional Witch Hunt Needed
Please, Please, Please... If this woman, Michelle Bauchman is up for a vote. CAN WE PLEASE DEFEAT HER ROUNDLY & STRONGLY. Vote her away, She, if anybody, is the Un American.
posted Oct 18, 2008 at 13:54:37
McCain, Obama At Al Smith Dinner: Candidates Spar With Jokes
Possibly this is a small detoxification period for a highly caustic campaign. It might let us think we are all human and we are all in this together. Then, maybe not. Funny though.
posted Oct 17, 2008 at 00:57:42
Alaskan Independence Party: The Last Refuge of a Scoundrel
There is a reason certain people go away to live up in Alaska. Part of it is the pioneer spirit, of course. Alaska is the Last Frontier, state-wise. Part of it is that they just don't like any of us down here in the "Lower 48". Just that type of reference about us separates them from us mentally and emotionally as much as hundreds of miles of Canadadian timber wood does. This is as far as you can run away from America and still be under it's protective wing. Where the air of the Wild Wild West still lingers and where you can build your own log cabin with an axe and snark out "to hell with the rest o' them" Nope. They just don't like us flat landers and city slickers. They want to be professional outsiders instead. Some of them even wanted to break away from the union. Did not even want to be part of the United States of America anymore. Some of them. They are tough, though. To live in the biting bitter cold of a seemingly unending dark winter there must be the test you must pass in order to stay. Sunlight deprivation has sometimes serious emotional consequences for some. Makes 'em kinda nutty....
posted Oct 12, 2008 at 08:55:54
Palin Rallies Ignite Widespread Talk of 'Fascism'
Palin's evangelistic hatred revivals remind me of the 1960's film "Elmer Gantry". A Sinclair Lewis story. I urge you to check YouTube for the Elmer Gantry movie trailer. (under 'Rapture') The story synopsis has a familiar ring and the crowd scenes look like Palin's audience. Maybe she really is trying to bring about the End of Days. Father Coughlin would be righteously proud of this one. Elmer Gantry http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgB3r53YYlk
posted Oct 10, 2008 at 20:10:24
Video: Presidential Debate Town-Hall
My last comment on this tonight. My brother and his wife listened on the radio. They thought she was vacuous and repetitive and Biden was substantive and assured. But on television I saw her as although wrong, being very confident about herself. This is like what they say about the famous Kennedy / Nixon debates. Radio listeners thought Nixon won, television viewers thought Kennedy won. And as I said before, the race goes on. Double up our efforts, and watch your language. Good manners can win some over and rudeness can scare them away. Carry on.
posted Oct 02, 2008 at 22:55:56
Video: Presidential Debate Town-Hall
It is great that we all support O/B and to root for the team. But realistically, she has held her own. Maybe not with truth or facts, but with an appearance of confidence. The race continues. As much as I was hoping for a quick kill, a stumble and fall. Some embarassing catastrophe, but no such luck. The race continues. Be strong. Carry on.
posted Oct 02, 2008 at 22:34:30
Video: Presidential Debate Town-Hall
Yeah, she has people from different viewpoints and parties in her government, as long as they are sycophants to the queen.
posted Oct 02, 2008 at 22:29:25
Video: Presidential Debate Town-Hall
Tell me not to be nervous. I am for Obama/Biden all the way, but I want a quick kill here tonight. She is still breathing and smiling - not good. I am nervous. Opinions from our choir not withstanding. This is not going well simply for the fact that she has not fallen down. Sure, sure, what she may say is wrong, but she said it in complete confidence and competed sentences.
posted Oct 02, 2008 at 21:55:38
Video: Presidential Debate Town-Hall
Sounding with confidence, even with memorized answers, is a win for her. She needs to have a Couric style stumble soon. I am nervous. I wanted to end this tonight. I want her to fall. Soon. Just by completing sentences she keeps the race going.
posted Oct 02, 2008 at 21:40:29
Video: Presidential Debate Town-Hall
I am nervous. Even though I disagree with her, she is completing her sentences. She sounds somewhat in command of her thoughts. The bar is so low for her, she can win by not stumbling. I am nervous.
posted Oct 02, 2008 at 21:29:43
Bill Clinton Slams Palin, Shows Fire For Obama
My brother just pointed out these statistics to me: COMPARISONS: What the Economy Does Under Democratic & Republican Presidents A Statistical Review of the Last 60 Years Annual Averages 1. REAL GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT GROWTH + 2.75% - Republican Presidents + 4.09% - Democratic Presidents 2. UNEMPLOYMENT + 6.44% - Republican Presidents + 5.33% - Democratic Presidents 3. JOB CREATION + 1.9 % - Republican Presidents + 2.8 % - Democratic Presidents 4. SPENDING (of G.D.P.) +20.87% - Republican Presidents +19.58% - Democratic Presidents 5. ANNUAL DEFICITS (of G.D.P.) + 2.74% - Republican Presidents + 1.21% - Democratic Presidents 6. REAL MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME GROWTH + .6% - Republican Presidents + 2.2% - Democratic Presidents 7. REAL HOUSEHOLD NET WORTH GROWTH + .7% - Republican Presidents + 3.5% - Democratic Presidents Note: Figures are adjusted for inflation as applicable. Sources: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Federal Reserve Board, Census Bureau, White House Office of Management and Budget, National Assn. of Realtors, Economy.com.
posted Oct 02, 2008 at 19:04:02
Dire warnings fail to sway senators on big bailout
DOUBLE DOWN - ONE MORE TIME The shoot-from-the-hip gambler that Bush is gets one final chance to Double Down on another Gigantic Bet - another of his Hunches - before he gets thrown out of office (hopefully with the rest of him Bums). Traditional Republicans, the fiscal ones, not the Creationists and lipstickers, must be in total anguish. Along with the fiscally responsible, deficit-hawk Democrats who remember the wonderful Surplus the Clinton administration left behind. These new Republicans that is the Bush camp love to run the deficit so high that our grandchildren will be paying the bill off into their old age. And why? So that in order to pay off this giant debt we will have to slash all social programs, all health care programs, all aid and assistance to the lesser and the weaker and the unfortunates. The war was doing this part rather well for them. But now, one more chance to DOUBLE DOWN before vacating the WH. Twice the money in half the time. YES, something MUST be done. But not in 24 hours. Take your time. Do this right - not right wing. No Golden Parachutes, no blank checks, No Paulson Sole Decider. And please, help out those with mortgage problems. Fix it, don't Fleece it.
posted Sep 23, 2008 at 18:31:12
McCain Campaign Cries Wolf Over Anti-Iran Rally Fiasco
Consequences of the Unmentionable: I follow the chatter. Both sides of the aisle. I follow politics like some follow sports. It is my sports. And I want my team to win. (I am yeller dawg Demo) Something I have gleaned from recent ramblings on the web regarding the "Heartbeat away" issue; the fear of John McCain dying in office (if elected). I have concluded that some of Palin's fervent supporters are actually happy about that thought. At the least they would happily accept this scenario. Also the Vice Presidency has become even more powerful that the Presidency in many respects. The pattern of behavior and mysterious movings Cheney has set forth, the secrecy and special privileges he has nourished are right up Palin's M.O. Further, when they speak together she draws a HUGE crowd. As soon as he starts speaking the crowd dissipates and dissolves away. (that is according to several news sources at different events)
posted Sep 22, 2008 at 13:49:55
Sunday Roundup
"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" said Benjamin Franklin We are now paying for a Pound of Cure, because those in charge did not want to pay for an Ounce of Prevention. While it is true economic events occurr as cycles and eventually work its way out, wiser handling could have made a softer, less costly landing when the apogee dissolved into this nadir. Yes, I am talking about Regulation. This administration prides itself for being Anti-regulation. It avoids making any, that is for sure. Ones supposedly in place they chose to ignore or weakly tended.
posted Sep 21, 2008 at 16:18:42
Sunday Roundup
These shirked responsibilities have endangered our lives, welfare, and happiness. Public safety, consumer protection, environmental degradation all have taken heavy hits while this administration has placed loyal (to Bush) but incompetent people in charge of regulation adherence. In all departments of governance and oversight. Lead in toys, Hurricane Katrina, poorly tested drugs, 9/11, and now this with the homes and banks and Wall Street firms. This Gigantic Colossal Melt Down of the Financial Network. Despite warnings they were asleep at the wheel, yet again. Having ignored or repealed regulations that would have made things better. And now another Anti-Regulator wants to keep steering our Ship of State in the same manner. I don't think so. Not if I can help it. Steven Bolstad Burlingame CA
posted Sep 21, 2008 at 15:33:40
