OT Congrats on a couple of special days

On Jan 20, 10:58*am, "Paul G." wrote:
On Jan 20, 7:31*am, "Tom Kunich" cyclintom@yahoo. com wrote:

"Robert Chung" wrote in message

.. .

I'm trying to figure out whether that ranks higher on the tone-deaf scale
or the creepiness scale.

I'm going to be very happy watching you get your greatest wishes.

I'm going to get one of my greatest wishes in about an hour when the
twin turds Bush and Cheney get flushed. *The death, destruction, and
trillions of dollars of economic wreckage they caused just keeps
coming:

Agreed Paul
Complete disaster on just about every front, except for their few
chosen friends would pretty well sum up the legacy.
I'm hoping that I'm totaly wrong, and Obama will be one of the
greatest Presidents in US history and wildly successful for eight
years. Anyone hoping for a disaster is a complete dickhead and
unfortunately they are out there, just as they were for Bush. People
would rather see the Country go down the toilet rather than waver in
their ideology. Obama has the overwhelming support of the people, I'm
seeing 79% this morning, a friendly Congress for the most part, and a
huge desire from people for the system and the way things have been
done to be totally changed, so he's got the best chance any President
in recent history has had, by a large margin.
Bush was sworn to uphold, and defend the Constitution and failed
pretty miserably, I hope Obama does better, but I have real
reservations on how that'll work out, as you know.
He doesn't trash the Constitution and he'll have my backing to try
and fix this mess we are in now. I think he's in a much better
position to deal with things internationally right now to so there's
definitely a lot of hope out there.
The only traitorous, un-American thing out there today is people
hoping that his Presidency will be a disaster. They go well with the
scum who were hoping and praying for hundreds of thousands of US body
bags flowing out of Iraq and Afghanistan so that they could use it
against Bush.
Of course the fact that I think American Presidents, and US foreign
policy should be about doing things that are good for the US has
****ed off some of the folks here too.
Enjoy the day.
Bill C
Just a note to Kurgan. We can only hope that Bush serves as an
everlasting bad example and that ****'s NOT repeated. Still hoping
they put a bunch of those scumbags in Leavenworth where they belong.

Kurgan Gringioni wrote:
On Jan 20, 7:58 am, "Paul G." wrote:
On Jan 20, 7:31 am, "Tom Kunich" cyclintom@yahoo. com wrote:

"Robert Chung" wrote in message
...
I'm trying to figure out whether that ranks higher on the tone-deaf scale
or the creepiness scale.
I'm going to be very happy watching you get your greatest wishes.
I'm going to get one of my greatest wishes in about an hour when the
twin turds Bush and Cheney get flushed. The death, destruction, and
trillions of dollars of economic wreckage they caused just keeps
coming:

Tuesday, January 20, 2009, 10:01am EST
Job growth under Bush was worst since WWII
Jacksonville Business Journal - by G. Scott Thomas

"President George W. Bush will leave office Tuesday with the worst
employment-growth record of any president since World War II,
according to a new analysis by Bizjournals.

The nation’s job base grew at an annual rate of 0.28 percent during
Bush’s eight years as president – by far the slowest pace for any of
the 11 presidents in the postwar era, according to Bizjournals.
Bizjournals is the online media arm of American City Business
Journals, The Business Review's parent company.

The previous low had been set by Bush’s father, George H.W. Bush, with
an annual job-growth rate of 0.59 percent."




Dumbass -


Come on now, don't dwell on the negative. History will remember W Bush
for his foreign policy achievements, namely his initiation of the 2003
Iraq War on the justification from a threat of Imagined Weapons of
Mass Destruction (IWMD).

It is a feat that may never again be duplicated.


thanks,

K. Gringioni.


Sure it will. Look at the kooks who claim there was no holocaust.

Bill C wrote:
Just a note to Kurgan. We can only hope that Bush serves as an
everlasting bad example and that ****'s NOT repeated. Still hoping
they put a bunch of those scumbags in Leavenworth where they belong.

Abu Ghraib would be more suitable.

On Jan 19, 7:36*pm, "Mike Jacoubowsky"
wrote:
"Bill C" wrote in message

...



It's just too bad that a great man like Dr. King can't be here to see
the first African American President take office tomorrow. So congrats
to all of you who supported Obama, I'd rather see JC Watts taking the
oath tomorrow, but that's neither here nor there.
Obama's got a honeymoon like noone since JFK, lets all hope he lives
up to Dr. Kings legacy, and dreams and will be able to chart a course.
let's hope it's a better, wiser one than the last 8 years.
For tomorrow at least let's all celebrate a historic step forward in
making this a better Country.
Hope someone, like Kerry send his ball playing ass a new road bike
though and gets him a new passion. Even a good commuter/hybrid would
be a great statement, call it the Calfee, Obama 1 green machine, Dr.
prescribed for fitness and stress relief.
Hope some of you were planning to, and are able to go be a part of
this incredible piede of history.
Bill C

Uh, yeah, thanks, what he said... I think! *:)

Don't count on him dropping basketball in favor of cycling though. He's
a creature of habit; just look at his refusal to stop using his
Blackberry. *I think Obama, more than any recent President, is going to
acutely feel the aloneness, at times, of being President. Not being able
to just call or email the usual suspects and talk things through. Having
to be concerned that everything is monitored, paticularly the trappings
of modern technology that he's surrounded himself with. Let's just hope
he at least manages to stop smoking.

I'm not so sure about the honeymoon either. He's already in trouble with
his own party over aspects of the bailout, and his Secretary of State
pronounced to the world how happy she was to have a Democratic President
and a Democratic Congress. So much for bipartisanship.

Sure. Old Condi was the picture of cooperation and bipartisanship.
Remarkable number of Repubs who STILL think Iraq was and is a good
idea. Same for Rummy. The only 'hope' the Bush presidency had was
Powell and they dumped(Cheny) on him. I'm glad he voted with his feet.

The first half of the 'bailout' is MISSING. NO accountability. Great
job by Sec Paulsen. Another wealthy guy asleep on watch.

This administration was a disaster, with a capital 'I' (for Iraq).
Bush, good ole boy he was, was duped by chenyrummy and Co.

It's not going to be easy, but I think, more than any other recent
President, that he knew the job was dangerous before he took it.

--Mike Jacoubowsky
Chain Reaction Bicycleswww.ChainReaction.com
Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA

Paul G. wrote:
I'm going to get one of my greatest wishes in about an hour when the twin
turds Bush and Cheney get flushed.

Are you drinking Texan tequila or Belgian beer at your bye-bye bush party ?

On Jan 20, 1:50*pm, Carl Sundquist wrote:
Bill C wrote:
*Just a note to Kurgan. We can only hope that Bush serves as an
everlasting bad example and that ****'s NOT repeated. Still hoping
they put a bunch of those scumbags in Leavenworth where they belong.

Abu Ghraib would be more suitable.

I stand corrected.
Bill C

"P.Chisholm" wrote in message
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Sure. Old Condi was the picture of cooperation and bipartisanship.
Remarkable number of Repubs who STILL think Iraq was and is a good
idea. Same for Rummy. The only 'hope' the Bush presidency had was
Powell and they dumped(Cheny) on him. I'm glad he voted with his feet.

My guess is that you're going to have an entirely different opinion of Bush
and his time in office by the end of 2012. Let's remember that they called
Harry Truman every name in the book until history showed that he was right
most of the time.

The first half of the 'bailout' is MISSING. NO accountability. Great
job by Sec Paulsen. Another wealthy guy asleep on watch.

Psst - the money is controlled by CONGRESS. Try to keep up here Peter. You
ought to know better than that.

This administration was a disaster, with a capital 'I' (for Iraq).
Bush, good ole boy he was, was duped by chenyrummy and Co.

Frankly I'm shocked that you couldn't tell that Bush stepped into the middle
of a growing world threat and stopped it cold.

"Carl Sundquist" wrote in message
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Sure it will. Look at the kooks who claim there was no holocaust.

You mean the people now in power?

"Bill C" wrote in message
...

Complete disaster on just about every front, except for their few
chosen friends would pretty well sum up the legacy.

It's too bad that you never bothered to actually study the problem. Perhaps
you could go back to listening to NPR for your clear-eyed view of the world
around you.

I'm hoping that I'm totaly wrong, and Obama will be one of the
greatest Presidents in US history and wildly successful for eight
years. Anyone hoping for a disaster is a complete dickhead and
unfortunately they are out there, just as they were for Bush.

The Democrats SCREAMED that Reagan added to much money to the National Debt.
Now they almost cheered that Bush ****ed away 5 times that amount and they
ARE cheering that Obama intends to spend TWICE Bush's amount. Hey, maybe you
think that simply adds onto an IOU like the rest of the dopes here instead
of our currency being devalued.

Bush was sworn to uphold, and defend the Constitution and failed
pretty miserably, I hope Obama does better, but I have real
reservations on how that'll work out, as you know.

What part of the Constitution was it that he failed to uphold?

Just a note to Kurgan. We can only hope that Bush serves as an
everlasting bad example and that ****'s NOT repeated. Still hoping
they put a bunch of those scumbags in Leavenworth where they belong.

I wonder what you've been looking at for the last eight years.

Tom Kunich wrote:

"Bill C" wrote in message
..
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Complete disaster on just about every front, except for their few
chosen friends would pretty well sum up the legacy.

It's too bad that you never bothered to actually study the problem.
Perhaps you could go back to listening to NPR for your clear-eyed view
of the world around you.

I'm hoping that I'm totaly wrong, and Obama will be one of the
greatest Presidents in US history and wildly successful for eight
years. Anyone hoping for a disaster is a complete dickhead and
unfortunately they are out there, just as they were for Bush.

The Democrats SCREAMED that Reagan added to much money to the National
Debt. Now they almost cheered that Bush ****ed away 5 times that
amount and they ARE cheering that Obama intends to spend TWICE Bush's
amount. Hey, maybe you think that simply adds onto an IOU like the
rest of the dopes here instead of our currency being devalued.

Bush was sworn to uphold, and defend the Constitution and failed
pretty miserably, I hope Obama does better, but I have real
reservations on how that'll work out, as you know.

What part of the Constitution was it that he failed to uphold?

Just a note to Kurgan. We can only hope that Bush serves as an
everlasting bad example and that ****'s NOT repeated. Still hoping
they put a bunch of those scumbags in Leavenworth where they belong.

I wonder what you've been looking at for the last eight years.

All over the world, people are reading this and thinking: "420 friendly."

--
Bill Asher