Bernie Gunther
Fundamentalist Druid
Oh hi there pbman. We were really hoping you could explain the congressional boy-buggering scandal for us. What's the party line on that?

London_Calling said:You seem to be inferring things would/will be so much beter under a Democrat Administration.
How so, are they not financed by the same corporations to enunciate the same imperial foreign policies ?
Aren't you just hoping without reason (that) Pepsi tastes better than Coke ?
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Easy win.
Democrats have nothing, the economy is good, gas is down, end of story.
We will win inspite of the liberal press trying to declair the election early.
TeeJay said:pbman, you've been away for a while (two months or so?)?
Been on holiday or something?
nino_savatte said:Long time, no see, Nazi Boy. I see your spelling is just as bad as it used to be.

ViolentPanda said:And true to form the creepy Nazi bastard overused the rolleyes smilie.
I'm surprised the anti-Semitic fuck hasn't starved to death, he must have such a pursed mouth it's be almost impossible to get solid food past his lips.
Perhaps he feeds himself via the same orifice he talks out of?![]()
david dissadent said:On a total aside one to keep an eye out on on election dayis the Gubbanatorial race in texas. The Jewish Cowboy, Kinkey Friedman is supposed to have a half decent chance of slipping in.

Yuwipi Woman said:Kinky Friedman on gay marriage:
I think they have the right to be just as miserable as the rest of us.
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By 1971 Friedman had formed his second band, Kinky Friedman and The Texas Jewboys.
He confronted racism and anti-Semitism head-on in the song, "They Ain't Makin' Jews Like Jesus Anymore," a song in which the fictitious Kinky verbally and physically beats up a drunken white racist who berates African Americans, Jews, Greeks, and Sigma Nu's in a bar.
Sample lyrics:
"Oh, they ain't makin' Jews like Jesus anymore,
They ain't makin' carpenters that know what nails are for"

War Support Among Evangelicals Collapses
Bush Incompetence Said to Delay Second Coming
In the past 30 days, support for the Iraq War among white evangelicals has fallen from 70 percent to 58 percent.
These numbers matter because evangelicals are a quarter of the people who actually bother to vote, and 78 percent of them voted Republican 2 years ago. Only 58 percent say they are satisfied with the party now, and Iraq and the Foley scandal are driving the discontent.
Of course, evangelicals like other Americans are seeing articles like this one in which Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki blames the US military for things going wrong in Iraq, denies that he has accepted the benchmarks set by the US ambassador, maintains he could do a better job with his own army if the US would just get out of the way, and downplays the role of Shiite militias in the country's violence. The tirades came in response to al-Maliki's perception that Bush is playing politics with Iraq for the election season, and is doing and saying things that could cause Maliki's government to fall. The tiff is not an edifying spectacle for the American public, which is paying $336 billion to watch it and has seen 24,000 of its troops dead and wounded.
Yuwipi Woman said:Kinky Friedman on gay marriage:
I think they have the right to be just as miserable as the rest of us.
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Johnny Canuck2 said:I don't think Kinky will win, but who knows: Jesse Ventura was governor of Minnesota. And Arnold is governor of California.
I wonder if Arnold will go back to making movies, once he's out of office?

With a name like that what's he going to do for an encore?david dissadent said:The Jewish Cowboy, Kinkey Friedman is supposed to have a half decent chance of slipping in.
Bernie Gunther said:It'll be interesting to see if the Dems
a) take one or both houses.
b) have the guts to prevent Bush and/or Israel from attacking Iran.
Oposition to the war against Iran has come from people like Dan Luger and Chuck Hegal, very senior Republicans. An alliance of people like them and Jack Murtha on the other side should stop an open march to war, but we simply cannot discount another gulf of tonkin incident to bounce the country into a war.Bernie Gunther said:It'll be interesting to see if the Dems
a) take one or both houses.
b) have the guts to prevent Bush and/or Israel from attacking Iran.

a. I think (hope?) the Dems will take the house making Bush a total lame duck.Yuwipi Woman said:a) I don't think they'll take either. Things are too jerrymandered.
b) I don't see an invasion of Iran because Bush doesn't have enough political capital to make it happen. It also won't happen because US military muscle isn't deep enough to make it happen. We'd need a draft and that just isn't going to happen.
Personally, I think we need an amendment to make it so a draft kicks into place the minute war is declared. It would make people think a bit more before jumping in if the middle/upper class kids had to go too.
I may be wrong on both counts.![]()
muser said:

I find it hard to believe that Bush would bomb Iran. Iran could wreck the world economy by blocking the Strait of hormuz and firing rockets into the other gulf states oil facilities. But then Bush is not rational so who knows.Bernie Gunther said:Invasion is one thing, having the USAF, US Navy and the Israelis blast the shit out of Iran from a safe distance is another.
Many Iranian nuclear targets are in universities and places like that, so I predict a lot of dead civilians.
TomUS said:a. I think (hope?) the Dems will take the house making Bush a total lame duck.