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Bush supporters' aftermath thread II

 
 
okie
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 09:27 am
I'm left to ask why has it taken this long for Lanny Davis to figure it out, but I'm even more surprised he would admit that he has. The complete Clinton apologist, Lanny Davis, apparently can't find it in himself to apologize for his fellow liberals. There may be hope for the man.
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Advocate
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 09:39 am
I suspect that Davis and Lieberman are joined at the hip. BTW, are there reports from outside the voting booth regarding the voting trend for Lieberman?

Lieberman keeps on saying that he is not Bush. However, he is effectively, at least, a moderate Republican.
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SierraSong
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 09:57 am
okie wrote:
I'm left to ask why has it taken this long for Lanny Davis to figure it out, but I'm even more surprised he would admit that he has. The complete Clinton apologist, Lanny Davis, apparently can't find it in himself to apologize for his fellow liberals. There may be hope for the man.


Or, hope for Democrats in general. (Not the diehard radicals that post here, but those that actually have a conscience).
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okie
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 10:21 am
Actually, after thinking about this more, I think it is an insult to conservatives, as Davis apparently thinks conservatism is driven by hate, when in fact it is his henchmen on the left. There may be a few people on the fringes of the right that are driven by hate, but it does not infect the mainstream of conservatism, as it has infected the mainstream of the liberal movement in America.
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Advocate
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 11:49 am
SS says: "Or, hope for Democrats in general. (Not the diehard radicals that post here, but those that actually have a conscience)."

Do Republicans even know the meaning of the word "conscience?" They held hostage a minimum-wage bill to a reduction in the estate tax.
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SierraSong
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 01:00 pm
Advocate wrote:
SS says: "Or, hope for Democrats in general. (Not the diehard radicals that post here, but those that actually have a conscience)."

Do Republicans even know the meaning of the word "conscience?" They held hostage a minimum-wage bill to a reduction in the estate tax.


Oh, please. 90% of economists don't want the minimum wage raised and as far as the so-called "estate tax" goes, I can think of no good reason why I, or any other citizen, should agree to give the government a financial interest in my demise.
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Advocate
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 01:04 pm
90% of economists! You joke!

Regarding the estate tax, be sure to look out for Teresa Heinz and Paris Hilton, not to mention the entire plutocracy.
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dyslexia
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 01:05 pm
90% of economists? I don't question the questionability of minimum wages but I certainly question your statement of "90% of economists" is this just another statistic pulled out off someone's ass?
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dyslexia
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 01:10 pm
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dyslexia
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 01:11 pm
Economists Supporting Increase in Minimum Wage
Frank Ackerman Global Development and Environment Institute - Tufts University ❚ Irma Adelman University of California - Berkeley ❚ Randy Albelda
University of Massachusetts - Boston ❚ Robert J. Alexander Rutgers University ❚ Marcus Alexis Northwestern University ❚ Sylvia Allegretto Economic
Policy Institute ❚ Gar Alperovitz University of Maryland - College Park ❚ Teresa L. Amott Gettysburg College ❚ Alice Amsden Massachusetts Institute of
Technology ❚ Bernard E. Anderson University of Pennsylvania ❚ Robert M. Anderson University of California - Berkeley ❚ Eileen Appelbaum Rutgers
University ❚ Robert K. Arnold Institute of Regional and Urban Studies ❚ David D. Arsen Michigan State University ❚ Enid Arvidson University of Texas -
Arlington ❚ Michael Ash University of Massachusetts ❚ Glen Atkinson University of Nevada - Reno ❚ Alice Audie-Figueroa United Automobile Workers
❚ Robert Axtell The Brookings Institution and Middlebury College ❚ M.V. Lee Badgett University of Massachusetts ❚ Ron Baiman University of Illinois -
Chicago ❚ Asatar Bair City College of San Francisco ❚ Dean Baker Center for Economic and Policy Research ❚ Benjamin Balak Rollins College ❚ Stephen E.
Baldwin KRA Corporation and George Washington University ❚ Erol Balkan Hamilton College ❚ Laurence M. Ball Johns Hopkins University ❚ Brad Barham
University of Wisconsin - Madison ❚ Drucilla K. Barker Hollins University ❚ David Barkin Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana -Xochimilco ❚ Christopher
Barrett Cornell University ❚ Timothy J. Bartik W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research ❚ Laurie J. Bassi McBassi & Company ❚ Bradley W. Bateman
Grinnell College ❚ Francis M. Bator Harvard University ❚ Sandy Baum Skidmore College ❚ William J. Baumol† New York University ❚ Steve Beckman United
Automobile Workers ❚ Stephen H. Bell Urban Institute ❚ Dale L. Belman Michigan State University ❚ Michael H. Belzer Wayne State University ❚ Lourdes
Beneria Cornell University ❚ Barbara R. Bergmann American University and University of Maryland ❚ Eli Berman University of California - San Diego
❚ Jared Bernstein Economic Policy Institute ❚ Michael Best University of Massachusetts - Lowell ❚ Charles L. Betsey Howard University ❚ David M. Betson
University of Notre Dame ❚ Carole Biewener Simmons College ❚ Sherrilyn Billger Illinois State University ❚ Melissa Binder University of New Mexico
❚ L. Josh Bivens Economic Policy Institute ❚ Stanley W. Black University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill ❚ Margaret Blair Vanderbilt University Law School
❚ Robert Blecker American University ❚ Alan S. Blinder Princeton University ❚ Barry Bluestone Northeastern University ❚ Peter Bohmer The Evergreen
State College ❚ Roger Bolton Williams College ❚ James F. Booker Siena College ❚ Heather Boushey Center for Economic and Policy Research ❚ Samuel
Bowles Santa Fe Institute ❚ James K. Boyce University of Massachusetts - Amherst ❚ Ralph Bradburd Williams College ❚ Katharine Bradbury ❚ Gerard
Bradley New Mexico Department of Labor ❚ Mark D. Brenner University of Massachusetts ❚ Vernon M. Briggs, Jr. Cornell University ❚ Daniel W. Bromley
University of Wisconsin ❚ Eileen L. Brooks University of California - Santa Cruz ❚ Annette N. Brown BearingPoint, Inc. ❚ Christopher Brown Arkansas State
University ❚ Clair Brown University of California - Berkeley ❚ Michael Brun Illinois State University ❚ Neil H. Buchanan Rutgers School of Law ❚ Robert
Buchele Smith College ❚ Mary A. Burke Florida State University ❚ Paul G. Burkett Indiana State University ❚ Stephen V. Burks University of Minnesota -
Morris ❚ Joyce Burnette Wabash College ❚ Gary Burtless The Brookings Institution ❚ Dallas Burtraw Resources for the Future ❚ Paul D. Bush California
State University - Fresno ❚ Antonio Callari Franklin and Marshall College ❚ James Campen University of Massachusetts - Boston ❚ Maria Cancian
University of Wisconsin - Madison ❚ Paul Cantor Norwalk Community College ❚ Peter Cappelli University of Pennsylvania ❚ Anthony P. Carnevale National
Center on Education and the Economy ❚ Jeffrey P. Carpenter Middlebury College ❚ Françoise Carré University of Massachusetts - Boston ❚ Michael J.
Carter University of Massachusetts - Lowell ❚ Susan B. Carter University of California - Riverside ❚ John Carvellas Saint Michael's College ❚ Karl E. Case
Wellesley College ❚ Jeff Chapman Economic Policy Institute ❚ John Dennis Chasse State University of New York - Brockport ❚ Howard Chernick Hunter
College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York ❚ Robert Cherry Brooklyn College - City University of New York ❚ Lawrence Chimerine
Radnor International Consulting, Inc. ❚ Charles R. Chittle Bowling Green State University ❚ Kimberly Christensen State University of New York - Purchase
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Cypher California State University - Fresno ❚ Anita Dancs National Priorities Project ❚ Nasser Daneshvary University of Nevada - Las Vegas ❚ David M.
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dyslexia
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 01:13 pm
SierraSong, are you a reincarnation of JustGiggles, you know the one that has visions with statistics but posts them as known facts?
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Ticomaya
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 01:14 pm
blatham wrote:
"Now, watch this drive."

Quote:
Soldiers 'hit golf balls before going out to kill family'

· US military court told of brutal attack in Iraq
· Evidence from colleague describes rape and murder

http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,,1839522,00.html


Posted in the "Bush Supporters" thread no doubt because blatham wishes to blame Bush for the acts of these criminals.

I suppose the next time a postal worker goes "postal" and kills 8 people during his lunch break, it will be Bush's fault, because he is the President? When postal worker Patrick Sherrill killed 14 of his fellow employees on August 20, 1986, in Edmond, Oklahoma, that was the fault of President Reagan? Or, better yet, it's the fault of Benjamin Franklin, because he formed the USPS?

And if a UPS driver decides to run over several pedestrians walking on the sidewalk with his big brown panel truck because he's bored and wanted to "mow somebody down," that criminal act is the responsibility of his employer?
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SierraSong
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 01:40 pm
Advocate wrote:
90% of economists! You joke!

Regarding the estate tax, be sure to look out for Teresa Heinz and Paris Hilton, not to mention the entire plutocracy.


90% of economists in the US - a bit lower in Canada, only 85%.
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Thomas
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 02:09 pm
dyslexia wrote:
90% of economists? I don't question the questionability of minimum wages but I certainly question your statement of "90% of economists" is this just another statistic pulled out off someone's ass?

90% seems exaggerated, but the basic message is true. The most trustworthy source I know on this issue is a poll by the American Economic Review, an academic journal. Their respondents were confronted with a number of propositions, one of them being "minimum wages increase unemployment among young and unskilled workers." In the year 2000, 70% of the responding economists either "agreed" or "agreed with provisios", down from 80% in 1990. (Source (PDF))

Of course, neither 70% nor 80% is as much as 90%, and anyway "increases unemployment ..." is not the same as "don't want a raise". But it's fair to say that a substantial majority of economists are skeptical of raising the minimum wage. Indeed, they are skeptical of a minimum wage even existing.
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pachelbel
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 02:59 pm
Ticomaya wrote:
blatham wrote:
"Now, watch this drive."

Quote:
Soldiers 'hit golf balls before going out to kill family'

· US military court told of brutal attack in Iraq
· Evidence from colleague describes rape and murder

http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,,1839522,00.html


Posted in the "Bush Supporters" thread no doubt because blatham wishes to blame Bush for the acts of these criminals.

I suppose the next time a postal worker goes "postal" and kills 8 people during his lunch break, it will be Bush's fault, because he is the President? When postal worker Patrick Sherrill killed 14 of his fellow employees on August 20, 1986, in Edmond, Oklahoma, that was the fault of President Reagan? Or, better yet, it's the fault of Benjamin Franklin, because he formed the USPS?

And if a UPS driver decides to run over several pedestrians walking on the sidewalk with his big brown panel truck because he's bored and wanted to "mow somebody down," that criminal act is the responsibility of his employer?


Ever heard of the Commander in Chief? That would be Bush. AND YES, HE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS MINIONS.

If not for Bush there would be no war in Iraq. Thus no soldiers killing families. Therefore Bush is responsible. There is something missing in the psyches of a lot of Americans. They are either unable or unwilling to acknowledge the carnage they are creating.

Bush's attitude towards human suffering borders on psychotic anti-social. He shows no emotion and cannot relate to death or the mess he has created. That attitude is picked up by the soldiers, who view human life as a video game. I suspect too much nose candy has affected Bush's brain. That, and booze.

Right on blatham. It takes a Canadian to know what's going on eh?
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Foxfyre
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 03:16 pm
Earlier today I heard a blurb on the news that 11 Egyptians who had been issued student visas never showed up for their classes in Montana. No particular problem was involved, but the authorities did want to locate these guys for questioning.

Later today I heard that the FBI had put out an all points bulletin for the 11 Egyptians along with advice to local police forces to approach 'with caution'. Six of the eleven have "Mohammed" in their names.

Questions that come to mind:
1) Why do you suppose eleven Egyptians applied to the same school in Montana with all supposed to go through matriculation at the same time?

2) Is it okay to look for Egyptian looking guys in this case, or would that be unacceptable racial profiling? (I suppose they could disguise themselves as nuns or little old ladies in wheelchairs though>)
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Ticomaya
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 03:17 pm
pachelbel wrote:
Ticomaya wrote:
blatham wrote:
"Now, watch this drive."

Quote:
Soldiers 'hit golf balls before going out to kill family'

· US military court told of brutal attack in Iraq
· Evidence from colleague describes rape and murder

http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,,1839522,00.html


Posted in the "Bush Supporters" thread no doubt because blatham wishes to blame Bush for the acts of these criminals.

I suppose the next time a postal worker goes "postal" and kills 8 people during his lunch break, it will be Bush's fault, because he is the President? When postal worker Patrick Sherrill killed 14 of his fellow employees on August 20, 1986, in Edmond, Oklahoma, that was the fault of President Reagan? Or, better yet, it's the fault of Benjamin Franklin, because he formed the USPS?

And if a UPS driver decides to run over several pedestrians walking on the sidewalk with his big brown panel truck because he's bored and wanted to "mow somebody down," that criminal act is the responsibility of his employer?


Ever heard of the Commander in Chief? That would be Bush. AND YES, HE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS MINIONS.


So in answer to the other examples I gave above, you would blame the Commander in Chief for the intentional criminal acts of governmental employees which are outside of the scope of their employment?

Quote:
If not for Bush there would be no war in Iraq. Thus no soldiers killing families. Therefore Bush is responsible. There is something missing in the psyches of a lot of Americans. They are either unable or unwilling to acknowledge the carnage they are creating.


This is a familiar refrain from the anti-war crowd. By that same view, the US Congress shares the blame, for they authorized the use of military force against Iraq. Thus, according to you, Barbara Boxer is responsible. So is John Kerry. And Ted Kennedy ... Harry Reid ... Nanci Pelosi ...
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pachelbel
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 03:24 pm
Yup. They are all to blame. The Americans who sit on their arses and do nothing are to blame as well. Too pacified by big Macs and Coke, plasma TV's and beer?

Iraq had nothing to do with 9/11. Neither did they have WMD's, which was proven - then it was 'find bin Laden', then it was 'we need to spread democracy in Iraq' what will it be next? I see America has given up trying to find the evil bin Laden Laughing since they've got a new bogeyman -Hezebollah!!!! It's always somebody with you guys, isn't it?

Now you can be paranoid about Egyptians in Montana Shocked geesus, don't you feel safer with all of your hopeless insecurity - I mean, homeland security Laughing what a joke America is. Very Happy
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McGentrix
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 03:31 pm
I heard Bin Laden was in Canada... Maybe we should go take a look.

We could send in the Boy Scouts, that should be enough to deter any Canadian resistance.
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Ticomaya
 
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Reply Tue 8 Aug, 2006 03:36 pm
pachelbel wrote:
Yup. They are all to blame.
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