Finally Seeing the Light

[Baserunner]

Thank you former President
George W. Bush and former
First Lady Laura Bush
HillBuzz, by Staff

We know absolutely no one in Bush family circles and have never met former President George W. Bush or his wife Laura. If you have been reading us for any length of time, you know that we used to make fun of “Dubya” nearly every day…parroting the same comedic bits we heard in our Democrat circles, where Bush is still, to this day, lampooned as a chimp, a bumbling idiot, and a poor, clumsy public speaker.

Go to hillbuz.com and read the full article, this is a Gay Blog from Chicago that ran down every Conservative that came down the pike. Their Mea Culpa is extraordinary.

[Lesson Learned FL]

Baserunner wrote:

Thank you former President
George W. Bush and former
First Lady Laura Bush
HillBuzz, by Staff
We know absolutely no one in Bush family circles and have never met former President George W. Bush or his wife Laura. If you have been reading us for any length of time, you know that we used to make fun of “Dubya” nearly every day…parroting the same comedic bits we heard in our Democrat circles, where Bush is still, to this day, lampooned as a chimp, a bumbling idiot, and a poor, clumsy public speaker.
Go to hillbuz.com and read the full article, this is a Gay Blog from Chicago that ran down every Conservative that came down the pike. Their Mea Culpa is extraordinary.

As though that would make any difference to a real liberal. I don't know and don't care what they have to say. But I am a huge admirer of Laura Bush...always have been, always will be. She's my favorite first-lady.

[Baserunner]

The site is http/hillbuzz.org Sorry about there.

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Lou Dobbs to Quit CNN
New York Times, by Brian Stelter & Bill Carter

Original Article

Posted By:bneale, 11/11/2009 7:01:48 PM

Lou Dobbs, the longtime CNN anchor whose anti-immigration views have made him a TV lightning rod, plans to announce Wednesday that he is leaving the network, two network employees said. A CNN executive confirmed that Mr. Dobbs will announce his resignation plans on his 7 p.m. program. His resignation is effective immediately; tonight’s program will be his last on CNN. His contract was not set to expire until the end of 2011.

Another one has chenged.

3 times , I think I got it right this time

hillbuzz.org

[Lesson Learned FL]

Baserunner wrote:

Lou Dobbs to Quit CNN
New York Times, by Brian Stelter & Bill Carter
Original Article
Posted By:bneale, 11/11/2009 7:01:48 PM
Lou Dobbs, the longtime CNN anchor whose anti-immigration views have made him a TV lightning rod, plans to announce Wednesday that he is leaving the network, two network employees said. A CNN executive confirmed that Mr. Dobbs will announce his resignation plans on his 7 p.m. program. His resignation is effective immediately; tonight’s program will be his last on CNN. His contract was not set to expire until the end of 2011.
Another one has chenged.
3 times , I think I got it right this time
hillbuzz.org

I bet the next time he is seen on television it will be Fox where he will feel more at home. I myself haven't watched him for at least a couple of years. What a pompous ass he is.

[Peyton Place]

Lesson Learned FL wrote:

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I bet the next time he is seen on television it will be Fox where he will feel more at home. I myself haven't watched him for at least a couple of years. What a pompous ass he is.

And I thought the same about John Stossel before he went to Fox.Maybe, just maybe some of the network ideas are getting left behind too.Good for America.

[silly]

Lesson Learned FL wrote:

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I bet the next time he is seen on television it will be Fox where he will feel more at home. I myself haven't watched him for at least a couple of years. What a pompous ass he is.

I kinda of like him. Never seen someone put every preseident we ever had down lol. He lets them all have it it a way that makes you wonder exactly what he is.

But then his voice has always put me to sleep and I have never watched him entirely. I will miss my free sleep medication :)

[Shootist]

Lesson Learned FL wrote:

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I bet the next time he is seen on television it will be Fox where he will feel more at home. I myself haven't watched him for at least a couple of years. What a pompous ass he is.

He may have left to go to Fox News or whatever, or he may be taking a break because some idiot recently took a shot at his house..(His wife happened to be in the driveway near her car)...Great country we're living in sometimes huh?....

[Lesson Learned FL]

Shootist wrote:

<quoted text>He may have left to go to Fox News or whatever, or he may be taking a break because some idiot recently took a shot at his house..(His wife happened to be in the driveway near her car)...Great country we're living in sometimes huh?....

I hadn't heard about that. There are a lot of crazies in the country for sure.

There was some talk on Morning Joe today that he may be thinking of running for a political office.

[Silly]

Lesson Learned FL wrote:

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I hadn't heard about that. There are a lot of crazies in the country for sure.
There was some talk on Morning Joe today that he may be thinking of running for a political office.

I don't think he would do very well. But I would love to see Joe run for office again myslef.

[Lesson Learned FL]

Silly wrote:

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I don't think he would do very well. But I would love to see Joe run for office again myslef.

Joe is what I call a good Republican...he's a conservative but is not mean about it. Plus he looks like John Wayne...who could dislike him....:)

[Silly]

Lesson Learned FL wrote:

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Joe is what I call a good Republican...he's a conservative but is not mean about it. Plus he looks like John Wayne...who could dislike him....:)

There was talk at one time that the GOP might ask him to run for president. But it seems he was only willing if they dropped a few loud mouths and started acting like real republicans again and not far right extremeist.

In other words he is not running for the office which is sad but I understand why he won't do it.

[Lesson Learned FL]

Silly wrote:

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There was talk at one time that the GOP might ask him to run for president. But it seems he was only willing if they dropped a few loud mouths and started acting like real republicans again and not far right extremeist.
In other words he is not running for the office which is sad but I understand why he won't do it.

He seems to really enjoy doing the show and he probably has more time for family....he has one child less than a year old...than he did when he was in politics so I doubt he would run again any time soon. Charlie Crist is running for the senate so maybe Joe will run for governor of FL.

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Hillary: I’d Be Happy to Have Coffee with Palin

Sunday, November 15, 2009 2:40 AM

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says she would be happy to talk to Sarah Palin over coffee.

In an interview for broadcast Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press," Clinton says she's never met the one-time GOP vice presidential hopeful and former Alaska governor and thinks it would be very interesting to sit down and talk with her.

Clinton was responding to a question about a passage in Palin's new book. Palin writes that if she and Clinton ever meet for coffee, "I know that we would fundamentally disagree on many issues." But Palin says, "my hat is off to her hard work on the 2008 campaign trail."

This will go about as far as G. W. Bush and W. J. Clinton having debates as I refer to in the "Unbelievable" forum. Clinton got Bush to agree to the debates and then leaked it to the press ands then tryed to change the rules.

[Lesson Learned FL]

Baserunner wrote:

Hillary: I’d Be Happy to Have Coffee with Palin
Sunday, November 15, 2009 2:40 AM
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says she would be happy to talk to Sarah Palin over coffee.
In an interview for broadcast Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press," Clinton says she's never met the one-time GOP vice presidential hopeful and former Alaska governor and thinks it would be very interesting to sit down and talk with her.
Clinton was responding to a question about a passage in Palin's new book. Palin writes that if she and Clinton ever meet for coffee, "I know that we would fundamentally disagree on many issues." But Palin says, "my hat is off to her hard work on the 2008 campaign trail."
This will go about as far as G. W. Bush and W. J. Clinton having debates as I refer to in the "Unbelievable" forum. Clinton got Bush to agree to the debates and then leaked it to the press ands then tryed to change the rules.

Why would Bill Clinton have done that? Even you must know that he would wipe up the floor with Bush.

[Doc Holliday]

Lesson Learned FL wrote:

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Why would Bill Clinton have done that? Even you must know that he would wipe up the floor with Bush.

The score would've been pretty close until they got to domestic issues..Bill may have pulled ahead, unless they talked about the Keyoto treaty that nearly killed the coal industry in West Virginia. Bush would've pulled ahead when they debated Bin Laden. The plans and ground work for the 9-11 attacks were in place and in motion under Clintons watch.

[the truth]

im just a simple country boy but it seams to me the prolbem is that we debate to much ive worked very hard all my life seen familey an frineds die in war an now read how this guy hates that guy an that guy hates this guy this guy watches that guy on tv an so on mab ewhat we need is just that a little more simple im not rep or dem an i dont care if the pres is green with red polka dots just stop talking about it an get the job done

[Baserunner]

Lesson Learned FL wrote:

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Why would Bill Clinton have done that? Even you must know that he would wipe up the floor with Bush.

I remember another guy who thought that, along with every liberal in the country. What did Clinton's protege Albert Gore accomplish debating George W. Bush.

[Lesson Learned FL]

Doc Holliday wrote:

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The score would've been pretty close until they got to domestic issues..Bill may have pulled ahead, unless they talked about the Keyoto treaty that nearly killed the coal industry in West Virginia. Bush would've pulled ahead when they debated Bin Laden. The plans and ground work for the 9-11 attacks were in place and in motion under Clintons watch.

Bush would not have stood a chance against Bill Clinton, in any way, at any time. You need to talk about something else that makes sense.

[Lesson Learned FL]

Baserunner wrote:

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I remember another guy who thought that, along with every liberal in the country. What did Clinton's protege Albert Gore accomplish debating George W. Bush.

While I think more highly of Al Gore than my neighbors in southern WV, he is not Bill Clinton and cannot seriously be compared to him.