OT Ain't It Nice To See Murtha EXPOSED???

We never saw that when the Republicans were picking their leaders in
Congress. Never mind the allegations. They've been rendered
irrelevant to the discussion, and leadership on the hill is still
intact.

The mood has been -- "oh, they'll resolve it, we'll watch, and it will
be dispenced with", and The Minority Party has kept a keen and welcome
eye on the Majority.

Consider THIS:

It took two administrations, and over 500 DAYS of whistle blowing by
The Democratic Party - and their elected officials - before Tom DeLay
and Jack Abramoff were brought down, thus spawning the head-on
collision with the fractured meteor that is Justice For Megalomaniacs.
Pieces have landed all over the world from The Gulf States to The Gulf
States. Larger chunks have landed on the Iron-Clad Capitol, witness the
First WOMAN Speaker Of The House, Speaker Nancy Pelosi. The biggest
chunk hasn't landed yet... if this is what it appears to be. Isn't it
nice to see government exposed for a change?

- Wm. Shaekspeare

Learning Richard, 11/17/2006, 10:31:19 AM,
<1163777479.873567.230670@j44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com> wrote:
[color=blue]
> We never saw that when the Republicans were picking their leaders in
> Congress. Never mind the allegations. They've been rendered
> irrelevant to the discussion, and leadership on the hill is still
> intact.
>
> The mood has been -- "oh, they'll resolve it, we'll watch, and it will
> be dispenced with", and The Minority Party has kept a keen and welcome
> eye on the Majority.
>
> Consider THIS:
>
> It took two administrations, and over 500 DAYS of whistle blowing by
> The Democratic Party - and their elected officials - before Tom DeLay
> and Jack Abramoff were brought down, thus spawning the head-on
> collision with the fractured meteor that is Justice For Megalomaniacs.
> Pieces have landed all over the world from The Gulf States to The Gulf
> States. Larger chunks have landed on the Iron-Clad Capitol, witness
> the First WOMAN Speaker Of The House, Speaker Nancy Pelosi. The
> biggest chunk hasn't landed yet... if this is what it appears to be.
> Isn't it nice to see government exposed for a change?[/color]
[color=blue]
> - Wm. Shaekspeare[/color]
Who is this guy?

Nancy Pelosi, the House Leader was pushing for this corrupt guy! What
does this say about HER judgement and priorities?

badgolferman wrote:[color=blue]
> Learning Richard, 11/17/2006, 10:31:19 AM,
> <1163777479.873567.230670@j44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com> wrote:
>[color=green]
> > We never saw that when the Republicans were picking their leaders in
> > Congress. Never mind the allegations. They've been rendered
> > irrelevant to the discussion, and leadership on the hill is still
> > intact.
> >
> > The mood has been -- "oh, they'll resolve it, we'll watch, and it will
> > be dispenced with", and The Minority Party has kept a keen and welcome
> > eye on the Majority.
> >
> > Consider THIS:
> >
> > It took two administrations, and over 500 DAYS of whistle blowing by
> > The Democratic Party - and their elected officials - before Tom DeLay
> > and Jack Abramoff were brought down, thus spawning the head-on
> > collision with the fractured meteor that is Justice For Megalomaniacs.
> > Pieces have landed all over the world from The Gulf States to The Gulf
> > States. Larger chunks have landed on the Iron-Clad Capitol, witness
> > the First WOMAN Speaker Of The House, Speaker Nancy Pelosi. The
> > biggest chunk hasn't landed yet... if this is what it appears to be.
> > Isn't it nice to see government exposed for a change?[/color]
>[color=green]
> > - Wm. Shaekspeare[/color]
> Who is this guy?
>
> Nancy Pelosi, the House Leader was pushing for this corrupt guy! What
> does this say about HER judgement and priorities?[/color]

Yeah, ... he's corrupt? How? What exactly did he do? Where's the
BEEF? I'm not talking about if he "had lust in his heart".

On 17 Nov 2006 07:48:35 -0800, "Learning Richard"
<learningrichard@gmail.com> wrote:
[color=blue]
>
>badgolferman wrote:[color=green]
>> Learning Richard, 11/17/2006, 10:31:19 AM,
>> <1163777479.873567.230670@j44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com> wrote:
>>[color=darkred]
>> > We never saw that when the Republicans were picking their leaders in
>> > Congress. Never mind the allegations. They've been rendered
>> > irrelevant to the discussion, and leadership on the hill is still
>> > intact.
>> >
>> > The mood has been -- "oh, they'll resolve it, we'll watch, and it will
>> > be dispenced with", and The Minority Party has kept a keen and welcome
>> > eye on the Majority.
>> >
>> > Consider THIS:
>> >
>> > It took two administrations, and over 500 DAYS of whistle blowing by
>> > The Democratic Party - and their elected officials - before Tom DeLay
>> > and Jack Abramoff were brought down, thus spawning the head-on
>> > collision with the fractured meteor that is Justice For Megalomaniacs.
>> > Pieces have landed all over the world from The Gulf States to The Gulf
>> > States. Larger chunks have landed on the Iron-Clad Capitol, witness
>> > the First WOMAN Speaker Of The House, Speaker Nancy Pelosi. The
>> > biggest chunk hasn't landed yet... if this is what it appears to be.
>> > Isn't it nice to see government exposed for a change?[/color]
>>[color=darkred]
>> > - Wm. Shaekspeare[/color]
>> Who is this guy?
>>
>> Nancy Pelosi, the House Leader was pushing for this corrupt guy! What
>> does this say about HER judgement and priorities?[/color]
>
>Yeah, ... he's corrupt? How? What exactly did he do? Where's the
>BEEF? I'm not talking about if he "had lust in his heart".[/color]

He is a typical liberal...

Start reading would be my advie...

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Scott in Florida