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| POOR DELUSIONAL CINDY |
| Sunday, September 18, 2005 |
In Cambridge, crowd cheers on Sheehan - The Boston Globe: "''We remembered something that we as Americans had forgotten after almost five years of being under a virtual dictatorship,' she said on Cambridge Common. ''We have the power. We Americans are the ones with the power.'" |
posted by Jack Mercer @ 9/18/2005 05:26:00 AM   |
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Now she's calling Hillary out to play. The article is linked on my blog.
Hen
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That, and also she has no clue what it is to live under a dictatorship, Smorg.
The "left" bandies terminology around rather loosely.
Good to hear from you and Hen.
-Jack
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Let Bush's time expire. I don't agree with Bush, but his time is almost up.
The media loves to give this woman attention.
I'm back dude. Everything is OK. We got robbed at our studio.
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Nolff,
HATE to hear that, Man! Did you lose much? Are Greenville's finest working on it?
I agree wholeheartedly about Bush. I think it would be a wonderful strategy of the Democrats to just drop back and appear "above it all". It would give the average joe-public a better impression of them.
Never have understood the hate-Bush crowd. I disapprove of most of his policy myself, but don't understand the dislike. Of course, I never hated Clinton either. They're just men, prone to failure--men who have probably done a better job than I would have in their shoes.
Also, I hate that Cindy has put herself out there as she has. She is a tool of the fringe left and an object of derision of the fringe right. Don't know why people do this sort of thing--just wanting attention I guess.
-Jack
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yes we have county on it. They dusted for fingerprints, and they are looking at all of the pawn shops. We lost about 60,000 worth of equipment.
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Now she's calling Hillary out to play. The article is linked on my blog.
Hen