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LOL. Too bad you didn’t have the foresight to grab a screenshot. That would have been gold. |
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Matt McIntosh
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http://conjecturesandrefutations.net
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Maybe Martha Stewart will loan out her funky sweater and ankle collar. |
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TF Stern
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Too bad you didn’t have the foresight to grab a screenshot. Wait a minute. We don’t KNOW that he didn’t grab a screenshot, do we? And we sure don’t know that nobody grabbed one. I dunno where to even start to look, for something like this, so maybe this is just a pipe dream, but yeah, that WOULD be pure gold. |
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Stoop Davy Dave
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I blame Bush. |
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Tom Ault
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I applaud the NY Times for giving the allegations of Frist’s fiancial misconduct prominent attention. I am still waiting, however, for Senator Schumer to receive such attention for the action of his aides in acquiring the personal credit history of Maryland’s Lt. Gov. Steele. Both incidents involve criminal investigations, both involve potentially unethical conduct...the only apparent difference is in their potential political impact. One would tarnish the image of the Republican Party, the other that of the Democratic Party. I hope that that distinction is not dictating the editorial decisions at the NY Times regarding the presentation of information to the public. Otherwise, in the interest of candor, they may have to alter their slogan to "All the Anti-Republican News That’s Fit to Print"! |
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RAZ
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Better hold on a minute before swollowing the MSM’s load.
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Charts and timelines here:
http://tigerhawk.blogspot.com/2005/09/bill-frist-insider-selling-and-doing.html
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Sharpshooter
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Yeah, really, Shooter.
I’ve taken some heat for being skeptical about this stuff... particulalry in light of the selective nature in which they’re brought up, as RAZ points out.
Recall Newt Gingrich? You may recall Newt paid the fine, and left office... and two years later the ethics committee basicly found the guy innocent of all charges. The money... and the position never came back. The b@$+@(D Democrats never even issued an apology.
One must needs wonder if this is simply another Newt Gingrich in the making. I won’t be jumping in with this lynch mob.
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Written By:
Bithead
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http://bitheads.blogspot.com
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Poll the republicans for someone who would lead like a leader, not a pussy. Someone who will gavel for order, then announce a vote on removing the filibuster. Then cancel all democrat parking privileges withing a mile of the capitol. |
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Walter E. Wallis
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Hm. Looking at Sharp’s link, Frist would probably (eventually) be cleared of insider trading, but since we all know that these days Perception overrules Evidence, he may lose the Senate Majority Leader position anyway.
Honestly, I wouldn’t be too upset, especially if he voluntarily stepped down - I want someone in that position with enough strength of personality to wrangle mavericks in line on important votes and is at least somewhat more fiscally conservative than the President. Someone who would exercise the Nuclear Option at the next judicial filibuster would be nice too. |
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Written By:
Dave
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http://www.thepatriette.com/dangerous
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Don’t wait for the democrats. Let Frist step down temporarily, bring in Bolton to lead [I don’t believe the leader needs to be a Senator] and establish law and order. Explain very carefully to all republicans that apostates lose everything. Kill the filibuster and cut democrat staff in half.
Then on the second day... |
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Written By:
Walter E. Wallis
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