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   KestrelBrighteyes said on 10/3/2007 @ 4:05pm PT: [Permalink]

   So how many is that now, who were in some way tied to this “we did nothing wrong” issue and have now resigned? Is anyone keeping score?

   Move along folks, nope, nothing to see here…

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   oneguy said on 10/3/2007 @ 5:08pm PT: [Permalink]

   Why the GOP Must Nominate Ron Paul -posted October 2, 2007

   Why must the Republican Party nominate a 72-year-old grandfather from the Gulf Coast of Texas, until the past few months little known outside his district, as its 2008 standard-bearer? Very simple: the alternative is eight years of President Hillary Clinton. That ought to be enough to get the attention of every conservative who happens upon these words, so let me explain.

   It should come as no big revelation to anyone inside or outside of the Republican Party that the GOP has lost touch with its conservative roots. Massive deficit spending that would make Bill Clinton or Jimmy Carter blush; foreign adventurism beyond the wildest dreams of Woodrow Wilson or Teddy Roosevelt; more big government programs than FDR or LBJ (Google “Medicare expansion” for a massive example) … the Republican Party of the early 21st century is clearly not your father’s or grandfather’s GOP.

   {Ed Note: Please do NOT cut and paste long quotes. Use a link. I fixed this one for you, but…. –99}

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   Big Dan said on 10/4/2007 @ 6:23am PT: [Permalink]

   So, the old “need to spend more time with my family” routine isn’t being employed by R-Domenici(DOJ)??? (they’re starting to put the scandal in parenthesis, after Republicans names; ex: R-Ney(Abramoff); R-Noe(coingate); R-Foley(pageboy); R-Vitter(DCMadam); etc…)…

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   oneguy said on 10/4/2007 @ 7:04am PT: [Permalink]

   aight!–sorrAy

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   mr.ed said on 10/4/2007 @ 7:24am PT: [Permalink]

   Damn. How many of these crazy old farts are there?

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   MarkH said on 10/4/2007 @ 10:39am PT: [Permalink]

   He’s saying he has a brain disease. Does that mean we can get all those crazy votes back? How about all the soldiers who died because he voted for war?

   Repubs are running from Bush like rats from a burning building.

   But, 1/20/09 is a long long time from now. What will save us from Bush & Co until then? And, if Hillary is elected will we be safe? She voted for the original Iraq AUMF and recently for the Kyl-Lieberman amendment which declares the Iranian military to be a terrorist organization.

   Be afraid, but act courageously!

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   Jeremy said on 10/4/2007 @ 3:27pm PT: [Permalink]

   You guys are a little sick. He does have a degenerative brain disease which from the time of diagnosis leads to death in 6-8 years. He’s pioneered mental health parity and legislation and has had a distinguished 34 year career. Have a little tact, you can criticize his decision to vote for the war, but recognize that he did not choose to have this disease. I will not be revisiting this blog.

   Jeremy

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   JUDGE OF JUDGES said on 10/4/2007 @ 4:18pm PT: [Permalink]

   Hmmm… I always thought all the republicans have degenerative brain disease,

   But, are one stage above shitting in the waste paper baskets . . .