In Response to Mr. Cheney’s Speech:

In Response to Mr. Cheney’s Speech:

AGG

Your words are meaningless. For, we are now aware of the depth of your original motives. For, we are as a nation witness to the full gamut of treachery and diabolical methods you are willing to implement to cover the disgrace you have placed on our nation.

Your words, your overt deceptions and wanderings of late fall far short of your intent to submerge the shallow transparency of your dreadful soul. These words, all words that escape your fetid mouth from now until your long awaited departure, shall remain worthless by the people of this world.

Your speech, likely plotted, revised and rewritten to the last possible moment, was a revelation and declaration of nothing. It uplifted no one. It galvanized neither group nor institution. It served to advance no persona, principle, nor vision of morality.

It served to help nothing.

Your new method and tactic is merely a half witted and binary attempt to dodge the consequences for your atrocities- for your lies and for your archaic and obsolete presence in contemporary politics.

You are nothing but a tactic; a reprehensible trick to be played on the American people for the sole purpose of suiting your corrupt and deeply narcissistic needs.

We have awoken, sir. We shall see to it that history corrects your barbaric attack on the dignity of these United States. We shall watch you crumble into the nothingness that is your soul- your morality and your Id.

That day is coming, Mr. Cheney. The end is swiftly approaching. Your pleas shall go unanswered as the victims of your darkness approach and collect their due justice.

Please feel free to spread it around.

when Dick ran down the rosey scenario.

Also his revisionist history was equal parts pathetic and misleading.

:banghead:

JUST heard Bey Buchannen (spelling) talkin bout it. .

and unable to watch. I would have hurled something at the TV.

http://www.cafepress.com/scarebaby/936290

Dems Distance Themselves From Murtha

After spending the week revising history to distance themselves from their pre-war assessments of Iraq, many Democrats now find themselves attempting to distance themselves from Representative John Murtha (D-PA). Murtha’s call for an immediate withdrawal in Iraq prompted the pessimist in Chief John Kerry to tell Wolf Blitzer on CNN’s The Situation Room (11/17) “I respectfully disagree with John Murtha.” As reported in the Washington Post (11/18), Harry Reid also ran from Murtha’s assertion saying, “I don’t support immediate withdrawal.” It begs the question, what is it that Democrats want? By decrying staying the course, and disagreeing with pulling out, Democrats are once again showing their usual lack of leadership by posturing for political gain.

Posted by Katie MacGuidwin at 2:50 PM

http://gop.com/Blog/BlogPost.aspx?BlogPostID=1440