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r_u_stuck2

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Wed May-05-04 03:52 PM
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CNN Crossfire - McCollum

Notice they have McCullom on as a guest. This is obvious republican pumping and extra exposure for him as he will be running for Senator from Florida in Graham's slot.

It is bad enough that I am from Florida and live in Scarborough's district, but now I have to see this idiot on tv.

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City Lights

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Wed May-05-04 04:02 PM
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1. Did you hear his comment about Clinton?

The retired Air Force guy said something along the lines of "somebody needs to go" over the torturing in Iraq, and mr. bill says something like, "Yeah, well I thought Clinton should go when he was running things." Audience goes wild in agreement.

I'm :puke: that anyone could seriously compare a BJ to war crimes.

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r_u_stuck2

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Wed May-05-04 04:06 PM
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2. Missed it

I only caught the last 10 minutes and had to go throw up when I saw Bill. I will never forgive that bunch who tried to hang my president.

Lindsay Graham needs to go also. I will never forget. Never. I made myself a promise when that impeachment mess came up that I would never ever vote for anyone but a dem, in our county that means that I do not vote for some of the local slots any more because there is not a dem running, but so be it.

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City Lights

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Wed May-05-04 04:11 PM
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3. bill also defended bush's non apology to the Iraqi people.

Said it wasn't necessary. shrub said enough.

Remember during the impeachment how lindsay graham stood before the cameras and said, "If only he'd apologized," as though Clinton could have washed away the impeachment mess with an apology? Apologies are only required of Dems. pukes do what they want.

I'm with you. I vowed to never vote for another puglican again. I did vote for McCain in the gop primary when I lived in IL (primary is open to all).

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Catherine Vincent

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Wed May-05-04 04:15 PM
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4. Yeah, I heard when he sneaked that in and the audience did

applause but Carville interrupted and said the American people didn't agree with you. That was a good comback by Carville.

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City Lights

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Wed May-05-04 04:17 PM
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6. It was a good comeback, but it was Begala.

Edited on Wed May-05-04 04:18 PM by DesertDem

It still sickens me that so many people are unable (or unwilling) to see the difference.

On edit - removed junk from subject line.

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pompano

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Wed May-05-04 04:16 PM
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5. Yep

I'm stuck to.

I echo your sentiment. I'm in the same boat as you.

Hi neighbor :)

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seabeyond

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Wed May-05-04 04:28 PM
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7. funny, i felt the same way

living in texas for a decade then the sucker got elected and i get to see him on tv all the time. told husband, can you rub this texas stuff in my face anymore, lol lol

empathy for ya

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