It's looking like Roach may be a prophet

George Pollard wrote:
> Steve Irving <steve DeleteThis @nospamnite.com> wrote:
>
> : His lawyers flew to Florida on the Enron company jet........
>
> Yep, and I don't think Kenny boy ever forgave GW.
>
> Seems when Clinton was president, Enron ran wild, and when GW got in they
> got busted.
>
> Funny how that worked, isn't it.
>

Oh yeah......it was Clinton.....

Sheesh.........

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Steve Irving <steve.DeleteThis@nospamnite.com> wrote:
:>
:> Yep, and I don't think Kenny boy ever forgave GW.
:>
:> Seems when Clinton was president, Enron ran wild, and when GW got in they
:> got busted.
:>
:> Funny how that worked, isn't it.
:>
: Oh yeah......it was Clinton.....

: Sheesh.........

Well, if you're going to blame Enron on a president, blamne the one in
office when the offences occured, not the one in office when the crimes
were discovered and the perpetrators punished.

Personally, I don't think either one had anything to do with it, either
way.

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plathrop RemoveThis @lcom.net typed

>
> "Harlista" <rellim1001 RemoveThis @gmail.com> wrote in message
>>
>> We didn't elect shrub. He stole the election. The whole deal was a
>> behind the scenes count this vote don't count that vote sham. What it
>> boils down to is Bush's guys were better than Gore's guys.
>>
>
> and isn't that what it is about.... the guy(or now girl) with the best
> team wins......

You are correct. The team that does the best 'packaging', the team that
does the better job of organizing and, in this case, maybe the team that
does the better job of convincing the super-delegates. I guess it would be
too much to ask the voting public to delve deeper into the candidate and
look past the facade. When shrub ran against Ann Richards for Texas
governor, there was a letter to the editor in the Dallas Morning Snooze
from a lady who thought shrub would be the better choice. Her reason? He
had a wife and two daughters and she thought that they would look good in
the Governor's mansion.

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"Harlista" <rellim1001 DeleteThis @gmail.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9A4B543F6150rmiller5yahoocom@66.250.146.128...
> plathrop DeleteThis @lcom.net typed
>
>>
>> "Harlista" <rellim1001 DeleteThis @gmail.com> wrote in message
>>>
>>> We didn't elect shrub. He stole the election. The whole deal was a
>>> behind the scenes count this vote don't count that vote sham. What it
>>> boils down to is Bush's guys were better than Gore's guys.
>>>
>>
>> and isn't that what it is about.... the guy(or now girl) with the best
>> team wins......
>
> You are correct. The team that does the best 'packaging', the team that
> does the better job of organizing and, in this case, maybe the team that
> does the better job of convincing the super-delegates. I guess it would be
> too much to ask the voting public to delve deeper into the candidate and
> look past the facade. When shrub ran against Ann Richards for Texas
> governor, there was a letter to the editor in the Dallas Morning Snooze
> from a lady who thought shrub would be the better choice. Her reason? He
> had a wife and two daughters and she thought that they would look good in
> the Governor's mansion.

that sound like my x's mom's reasoning for wanting clinton in office because
she looked past his indicretions and kept the cheating bastard.... and look
at how good they are now...




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invisible68
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On Wed, 20 Feb 2008 17:58:42 -0600, Andy aka Big Stinkie
<andythe DeleteThis @earthlink.net> wrote:

>big_piper wrote:
>> Roy Mitchell-Cardenas wrote:
>>> big_piper wrote:
>>>> Harlista wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> jb DeleteThis @mcneel.com typed
>>>>>

>> Yup. Pat Paulson 2008!
>>
>Or Larry the Cableguy. Heard him say once that he ran for president in
>2004...and again in 2005 and 2006. <g>
>
>Andy

There is only one real choice even worth considering...
http://www.walken2008.com/

Terry
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Terry H wrote:
> On Wed, 20 Feb 2008 17:58:42 -0600, Andy aka Big Stinkie
> <andythe RemoveThis @earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>> big_piper wrote:
>>> Roy Mitchell-Cardenas wrote:
>>>> big_piper wrote:
>>>>> Harlista wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> jb RemoveThis @mcneel.com typed
>>>>>>
>
>>> Yup. Pat Paulson 2008!
>>>
>> Or Larry the Cableguy. Heard him say once that he ran for president in
>> 2004...and again in 2005 and 2006. <g>
>>
>> Andy
>
> There is only one real choice even worth considering...
> http://www.walken2008.com/
>
I'd vote for him just to listen to his speeches.

Andy aka Big "More cowbell" Stinkie BS#252 SLOB#3
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Andy aka Big Stinkie wrote:
> Terry H wrote:
>> On Wed, 20 Feb 2008 17:58:42 -0600, Andy aka Big Stinkie
>> <andythe.DeleteThis@earthlink.net> wrote:
>>
>>> big_piper wrote:
>>>> Roy Mitchell-Cardenas wrote:
>>>>> big_piper wrote:
>>>>>> Harlista wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> jb.DeleteThis@mcneel.com typed
>>>>>>>
>>
>>>> Yup. Pat Paulson 2008!
>>>>
>>> Or Larry the Cableguy. Heard him say once that he ran for president
>>> in 2004...and again in 2005 and 2006. <g>
>>>
>>> Andy
>>
>> There is only one real choice even worth considering...
>> http://www.walken2008.com/
> I'd vote for him just to listen to his speeches.
>
> Andy aka Big "More cowbell" Stinkie BS#252 SLOB#3

Yeah....

But when Chuck Norris says more cowbell, he gets MORE cowbell.......

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"A point of view can be a dangerous luxury when substituted for insight and
understanding." Marshall McLuhan
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George Pollard wrote:
> Steve Irving <steve RemoveThis @nospamnite.com> wrote:
>
> : His lawyers flew to Florida on the Enron company jet........
>
> Yep, and I don't think Kenny boy ever forgave GW.
>
> Seems when Clinton was president, Enron ran wild, and when GW got in they
> imploded. <-fixed it for ya.
>
> Funny how that worked, isn't it.
>

Deregulation started with Reagan and has continued through every
administration since including GW Bush. Shrub is just too brash and
stupid to try to sty low-profile like his predecessors. Clinton is as
culpable for a big chunk of deregulation as any of the rest.

Some deregulation has been good, some has been really bad. Moderation
in all things. Excessive government regulation is as bad as no
regulation at all. Unless people are held responsible, they can not
be trusted to do the right thing. When you protect people with
corporations, it is madness to think they will make socially
responsible decisions. A little regulation to keep the community sand
box clean is a very good thing.

BigPiper
BS#246
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big_piper wrote:
> George Pollard wrote:
>> Steve Irving <steve RemoveThis @nospamnite.com> wrote:
>> : His lawyers flew to Florida on the Enron company jet........
>> Yep, and I don't think Kenny boy ever forgave GW.

<nip>

> Some deregulation has been good, some has been really bad. Moderation
> in all things. Excessive government regulation is as bad as no
> regulation at all. Unless people are held responsible, they can not be
> trusted to do the right thing. When you protect people with
> corporations, it is madness to think they will make socially responsible
> decisions. A little regulation to keep the community sand box clean is
> a very good thing.

Watched "Michael Clayton" last night. Good flick.

I kept flashing on the whole Hewlett-Packard "pretexting" shenanigans, with an occasional
segue off into "vital interests".

A slippery slope indeed. You either do the right thing, or you don't. There is no try.

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Extremely trying at times...
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Rand McNally wrote:
> You either do the right thing, or you don't.
> There is no try.
>

That's another nugget for the Slug wall in McGoon's.

BP
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