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Friday, September 21, 2007

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"Republicans decided to stick with the White House in backing an unpopular war."

I think that just about sums up the story. Why do I think the wingnut welfare groups are gonna be flooded with resumes on November 3rd?

Being a pissed off Rebublican is a bitch at times. Now just imagine being a democrat with your tail between your legs. Tisk,tisk.

Cindi, that tail between their legs does prevent one embarrassing anatomically impossible event!!!

Cindi, that tail between their legs does prevent one embarrassing anatomically impossible event!!!

Cindi, that tail between their legs does prevent one embarrassing anatomically impossible event!!!

"--- Why do I think the wingnut welfare groups are gonna be flooded with resumes on November 3rd? ---"

Erm, because you didn't put down the peyote pipe before engaging either your brain or worse, typing your reply?

3. Nov. 2008 still is quite a long ways away mind you.

Plenty long enough to detox and free yourself of entangling hallucinogens. :)

The thing is republicans sticking with the prez on this helps dems in the long run.

"The thing is republicans sticking with the prez on this helps dems in the long run."

Really? And surrendering and retreating in cowardice and disgrace helps...whom?

"--- The thing is republicans sticking with the prez on this helps dems in the long run. ---"

And there is still plenty of time for the (R) candidates to distance themselves from whatever perceived errors they have seen in Bush43.

Over 14 months in fact.

Plenty o'time.

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