12-21-2005, 07:26 PM
Mmmmm, Eva Longoria... <drifts off into a desperate housewife fantasy>
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Another interesting read;
Chicago Tribune -- President had legal authority to OK taps By John Schmidt
As for embarassments, I give you the former senator Paul Wellstone(early years), and the current senator Mark Dayton. Wellstone was intelligent, and he eventually realized that he was a Senator, not a protester with a bullhorn in the Senate. My main opposition to Mr. Dayton was that he won his position by relentlessly outspending his opponents 5 to 1 with his inheritance of the Dayton's department store fortune, but it does go to show that any idiot with enough money backing can get elected. He survives in Washington as a toady to the ultra progressives.
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<back to reality>
Another interesting read;
Chicago Tribune -- President had legal authority to OK taps By John Schmidt
As for embarassments, I give you the former senator Paul Wellstone(early years), and the current senator Mark Dayton. Wellstone was intelligent, and he eventually realized that he was a Senator, not a protester with a bullhorn in the Senate. My main opposition to Mr. Dayton was that he won his position by relentlessly outspending his opponents 5 to 1 with his inheritance of the Dayton's department store fortune, but it does go to show that any idiot with enough money backing can get elected. He survives in Washington as a toady to the ultra progressives.
”There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy." - Hamlet (1.5.167-8), Hamlet to Horatio.
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