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rugslug		#5181	[-]
Posts: 6849 (07/28/08 11:48 AM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	superguppie wrote: P.S. How can you be posting from a Knoxville jail? It's not me. I'm not a hater!
Gregoire		#5182	[-]
Posts: 28152 (07/28/08 11:52 AM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Somebody's not having a good month! Wasn't he just involved in a hit and run? Robert Novak Brain Tumor Diagnosed Robert Novak was admitted yesterday to a Boston hospital where he was diagnosed with a brain tumor. In a written statement given to his publisher, Novak said: "On Sunday, July 27, I was diagnosed with a brain tumor. I have been admitted to Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, where doctors will soon begin appropriate treatment. "I will be suspending my journalistic work for an indefinite but, God willing, not too lengthy period." Novak is the long-time editor of the influential newsletter, Evans-Novak Political Report, published by Human Events' parent company, Eagle Publishing. Novak is also a well-known columnist for the Chicago Sun Times and more recently a Fox News Channel contributor. The 77-year-old Novak recently celebrated his 50th year as a Washington-based journalist
PassionatePiscesMan		#5183	[-]
Posts: 5468 (07/28/08 12:20 PM) Registered User More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Place your bets; will Novak or Kennedy go first?
unkle greggo		#5184	[-]
Posts: 2411 (07/28/08 12:33 PM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	superguppie wrote: Only in UGGOWOOD could a human life be equated with an SUV. Maybe if I equated it with a fetus you would have sympathized.
superguppie		#5185	[-]
Posts: 23611 (07/28/08 12:41 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	That's just funny. I've said it before and I'll say it again: Neither you nor anyone else here knows (and never will know) my thoughts on abortion.
unkle greggo		#5186	[-]
Posts: 2412 (07/28/08 12:45 PM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	You generalize conservatives, don't complain when it happens to liberals.
superguppie		#5187	[-]
Posts: 23612 (07/28/08 12:50 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	I do? According to ragslag all I do is ad hominem attacks. It's a paradox. But to clarify, when I call ragslag a moron, I'm not calling ALL conservatives morons. Just raggy. And when one soldier lies to his family and his stupid wife propagates said lie across the USA, I'm calling him a stupid douchebag and his wife a braindead clown, not EVERY soldier and his wife.
cg41386		#5188	[-]
Posts: 13893 (07/28/08 1:28 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Why do you hate the military so, gup?
Gregoire		#5189	[-]
Posts: 28153 (07/28/08 1:34 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Bush Leaving $490 BILLION Deficit For Next Prez The new president will get a very special gift from the George W. Bush Administration next year: an all-time record deficit of $490 billion American dollars, or "nine Euros." Before Bush took office in 2001 the federal budget deficit didn't exist, but there was a surplus of $230 billion in the budget
unkle greggo		#5190	[-]
Posts: 2413 (07/28/08 1:35 PM) More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	superguppie wrote: And when one soldier lies to his family and his stupid wife propagates said lie across the USA, I'm calling him a stupid douchebag and his wife a braindead clown, What about a presidential candidate says he wrote or sponsored a bill he had nothing to do with?
sealbach		#5191	[-]
Posts: 4265 (07/28/08 4:23 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	guppie sounds more and more like yahoo
merkyl		#5192	[-]
Posts: 56456 (07/28/08 4:28 PM) Registered loser More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	She's always sounded crazy like nubber.
Strange Flute		#5193	[-]
Posts: 2822 (07/28/08 4:44 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	At least she's more interesting than the REALLY FUCKING BORING WINGERS posting in this thread...Ruggie, Uggo, Seal, Teenie, Debrun, Dopey and Sleepy.
lilnubber		#5194	[-]
Posts: 9517 (07/28/08 4:51 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	superguppie wrote: You might be on to something, Gregoire. Fox News has released this mug shot.
Teeanday		#5195	[-]
Posts: 3416 (07/28/08 6:52 PM) Registered User More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	merkyl wrote: She's always sounded crazy like nubber. nobody does crazy like nubber I'm amazed, all the libs jumped on Gallup when they put Obamamama up eight points after his European dance marathon, where are those same glib posts now that Gallup has McCain up among LIKELY voters???????????? Why can't the Messiah break 50% no matter what?
Gregoire		#5196	[-]
Posts: 28154 (07/28/08 7:17 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	I love that Obama is criticized for not having ENOUGH of a lead.
Strange Flute		#5197	[-]
Posts: 2823 (07/28/08 7:22 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	wtf is a LIKELY voter? According to gallup, it's a less accurate and useless jerk off that gives losers a sense of hope: The value of looking at likely voters this far out ahead of the election is generally in the category of interesting, advisory information. The vote intentions of the pool of likely voters months before an election shows the potential that voter turnout can have on the popular vote outcome, but is not a predictor of what that turnout will look like on Election Day. So, as a rule of thumb, registered voters are the relevant group to trend to establish basic patterns of change in voter support for presidential candidates. Likely voter modeling at this point is an additional analytic tool. The analysis of the results of a registered and likely voter model shows how voter preferences might change given certain assumptions. The registered voter number, which would be equivalent to all eligible voters turning out, generally produces more stable estimates. This is the number that Gallup's Daily tracking poll has reported to date. The likely voter model gives a sense of what voter preferences might look like if those most likely to vote -- based on their current interest in the election along with their past voting behavior -- voted. The likely voter group measures hypothetical turnout "if the election were held today" with the understanding that conditions will change between now and the election, and knowing that well-designed and executed opinion polls can only measure the current state of affairs and not project many months into the future.
Gregoire		#5198	[-]
Posts: 28155 (07/28/08 7:27 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Why doesn't Obama have a ten point lead? A twenty point lead? A forty point lead? The fact that anybody is voting for McCain means Obama is an empty suit and MCCAIN WILL BE THE WINNER.
Fezzzy		#5199	[-]
Posts: 1739 (07/28/08 7:34 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Why does it matter if we're looking at likely voter polls or otherwise. We don't have national elections and national polls don't matter no matter who's polled. But it's sad to see Obama's lead slip everso.
lilnubber		#5200	[-]
Posts: 9519 (07/28/08 7:59 PM) Registered user More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Yeah, remember when I made all those crazy claims that the DOJ had been completely politicized? Well, whatdya know. A new Justice Department report concludes that politics illegally influenced the hiring of career prosecutors and immigration judges, and largely lays the blame on top aides to former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. Monday's report singles out the department's former White House liaison, Monica Goodling, for violating federal law and Justice Department policy by discriminating against job applicants who weren't Republican or conservative loyalists. The report, released today by the Office of Inspector General and the Office of Professional Responsibility found: • Senior Bush Administration Department of Justice officials, including Monica Goodling, Kyle Sampson, Jan Williams, and others violated federal law and committed misconduct in basing hiring decisions for career prosecutor positions, details to senior Department offices and immigration judgeships on the applicant's political affiliations and views. (125-27) • The report highlighted political cronyism that was "particularly damaging" in a vital counterterrorism post when a qualified expert was rejected because his wife had the wrong political affiliation. Instead a candidate was chosen that "lacked any experience in counterterrorism issues" and who other DoJ officials believed "was not qualified for the position." (136) • Immigration judgeships were needlessly held vacant for long periods while Department leaders sought to identify politically suitable candidates, leading to a severe backlog of immigration matters. (128) • Monica Goodling also made false statements to the Department's own lawyers who were defending a lawsuit regarding Immigration Judge hiring. (138) • A current Department official, John Nowacki, prepared and circulated a press release responding to public concern about these issues that he knew was false at the time; the report recommends that Mr. Nowacki be disciplined (127-28) • Monica Goodling refused to approve several DOJ appointments for an AUSA who Ms. Goodling believed was gay. (132-33) Stinkage

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JUNEAU - A comedy about running for VP and the bumps along the way.