Comments on: Stop The Surge? Not Very Likely

By: too many steves

too many steves — Thu, 11 Jan 2007 12:38:42 +0000

Political cynicism is virtue not vice. How old are you? If you are wicked old like me you have achieved master cynic status from many years of observation and experience. If you are not so old and cynical then you have achieved this exhaulted state sooner than most. Perhaps you were born this way?

Revel in your cynicism – it is part of who you are! (But don’t revel too heartily – I’m thinkin’ Eeyore here – because, well, cynics can never been seen to be having fun).

By: Carl Gordon

Carl Gordon — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 20:35:17 +0000

Ex-marine Pug Boyden used to say: “Go you devil dogs!”, and thats what I say. Anybody that soesn’t suport the president and his secret plan should just get out, now! Any difering apinion about what to d just shows you’re true colors – red! That includes all media people, democrats, liberuls, and any other cut and runers. Your all loosers!

By: Randy

Randy — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 18:23:20 +0000

Nope, Bush won’t be impeached. It’s too time consuming and costly and the end result would only be President Cheney. I’m hoping that the newly installed Democratic led congressional committees will do the smart thing and shine enough light on those cockroaches to cripple the executive branch completely until corrections can be made in ‘08. It should be fun to see. Pass the popcorn.

Pug said “All of us had better hope that for the first time since the start of this disaster Bush is right.” My God, what are the chances of that? I stopped believing in miracles a long time ago. It’s high time the adults took charge. Taking Bush’s ulimited charge card away would be a good start, but I’m not counting on the timid Dems to do the right thing, even in the face of huge public disapproval of the “surge”. Do I sound cynical?

By: jpe

jpe — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 17:47:37 +0000

All you really need to know about Scrapiron is that he thinks (?) mentality is spelled “mantallity”.

At first I just thought he was the lefty equivalent of jules critter, and was getting all homoerotic & hero-worship-y. Like “the Republicans are just too weak to handle Teddy’s mantality.”

By: Pug

Pug — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 17:05:40 +0000

The Decider will serve his full term. He will get his “surge” over the opposition of Democrats and against the advice of the military. Like everything else so far in Iraq, G. W. will have it his way; on troop levels, timing, funds, everything.

All of us had better hope that for the first time since the start of this disaster Bush is right. If he is wrong again many good young Americans are going to die and the Republicans are going down with him in 2008 even bigger than they did a couple months ago. Try as they might to pin this on the media, the “dhimmis” or whatever, the Republicans and W. own Iraq and, as they demonstrated on Novmeber 6, 2006, the American people know it.

By: bobdevo

bobdevo — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 16:36:26 +0000

Mantallity is not a typo – it’s moronic.

And time will tell, just who has fell
and who’s been left behind . .

The clock is ticking on the Deciderer – and I’ll bet you dinner that he does not serve his full term.

By: Mark

Mark — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 15:29:26 +0000

bobdevo, there is no way – none – that Bush will be impeached…and typos are common in an arena where users can’t edit their own comments…

By: bobdevo

bobdevo — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 15:25:55 +0000

All you really need to know about Scrapiron is that he thinks (?) mentality is spelled “mantallity”. Further, the idea that destruction of the constitution is required to strip the Imbecile of his war powers is preposterous. He has admitted violating the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978; he merely claims – upon no authority – that the law does not apply to him. Each warrantless wiretap carries with it a penalty of 5 years in prison and a $10,000.00 fine. We’re talking aobut felonies that are only applicable to government employees and officers – which he is, and, as Justice Kennedy pointed out in his keynote address to the American Bar Association in August:

The rule of law is binding upon the government – and all of its officials.

The clock is ticking on The Deciderer, and if continues flouting the laws of the United States of America, he will be impeached, removed, indicted, tried and convicted.

By: jpe

jpe — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 14:33:53 +0000

The constitution gives the commander in chief his war power and the dhimmi’s can only take it from him by total destruction of the constitution.

Not so much. In our scheme, the Congress is the organ grinder, and the President is the dancing monkey. His power is wholly derivative of Congressional authorization.

It’s been real comical since the election but people like this are dangerous when backed by the retards

Not for nothing, but you write like you’ve huffing paint. Glasses house, guy.

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