Comments on: HOUSE DEMS NEVER HEARD OF GREAT BRITAIN

By: Fight4TheRight

Fight4TheRight — Sun, 01 Apr 2007 05:09:43 +0000

…oh, and i’m reading up on how to spell “Caesar” haha

by the way, Tano..regarding your posting: are you saying that we still have Republican Congressmen in Syria (were they taken hostage?) and Nancy is going over there on a Special Ops mission to rescue them??!! If so, maybe after the operation she can take a shuttle to Tehran and free the Brits!

By: Fight4TheRight

Fight4TheRight — Sun, 01 Apr 2007 05:03:04 +0000

I never thought I’d see the day that a warning would be issued by the EU before the U.S. House of Representatives. (sad)

At this point in time, I think Steny Hoyer is reading up on “Julius Caeser” for some tactical information.

By: Joe Helgerson

Joe Helgerson — Sun, 01 Apr 2007 04:35:53 +0000

same ole same ole from the wingers. Republicans go to Syria but the wingers think we don’t know how to read so we’ll miss it. I guess if Speaker Pelosi would have issued the meaninless proclamation of support for britain, the Iranians would have immediately let them go. Doesn’t matter what Pelosi does, the wingers will tear into her because they can’t get over getting their asses handed to them last November. The rubberstamp GOP congress no longer bows to Karl Rove! Theres a new sheriff in town. All the neo-nuts have left for support is their propaganda experts. Thats even falling on deaf ears. Its hard to keep up with all the gop scandals. They think if they can work up some faux scandal with Pelosi the american people will forget how inept they are. Not gonna happen, Bush can’t even keep his own side from jumping ship. I guess Rick the Iraq Study Group recommending we talk to Syria fell off your radar. Bush won’t try to end the Iraq fiasco, I guess the Speaker has to do Bush’s job for him. Americans think Bush is a joke. They wish he was already out of office. Iraq wants us out of THEIR country, what part of that don’t the neo-cons understand? They’ll wind up in the scrapheap of history. But I’m sure Fox News will continue to give Bill Kristol a mouthpiece for more of his bunk. The neo-con ideology’s ship has sailed, its not coming back. Only people in denial think it is. But hey lets keep ripping the liberals who proved to be right about Iraq. Like,hey,no one will notice, nice try. Think it’s a coincidence Daily Kos gets 700,000 hits a day. People don’t fall for Bush’s bunk anymore. Its not even conservative principals. Reagan was a conservative, Bush is more inept tyrant than anything else. The DEMOCRATICALLY-controlled congress will keep that doofus Bush in check the next 2 years. He’s lamer than lame duck. People are jumping off his ship like rats off a sinking ship. But Rick keep bashing liberals, I love to see you flail around sounding all important. Saying how the “surge” is working. Republicans can play offense pretty good, they sure don’t like being on defense. And say goodbye to Gonzalez, he’s toast, I just hope bushie prolongs the agony by supporting him. I guess the weenie liberals have some teeth after all. Get used to it.

By: Mark H.

Mark H. — Sun, 01 Apr 2007 03:50:33 +0000

“Does the Captainâ€™s and Allahâ€™s commentary apply to them as well?”

I can’t speak for them Tano, but if the Reps are off on a junket to Syria against the wishes of the administration, then for me, yes the same commentary applies.

I’m truly afraid of what it will take for the “535″ to get serious — if it’s even possible for them to do so.

By: Tano

Tano — Sat, 31 Mar 2007 22:22:23 +0000

Huh?

Seems pretty clear that Pelosi went to Damascus to keep an eye on the Republican congressmen who were already there.

Does the Captain’s and Allah’s commentary apply to them as well?

By: Unpartisan.com Political News and Blog Aggregator

Unpartisan.com Political News and Blog Aggregator — Sat, 31 Mar 2007 21:31:49 +0000

Pelosi going to Syria despite objections…

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will visit Syria, a country President Bush has shunned as a sponsor of te…

By: Arch

Arch — Sat, 31 Mar 2007 20:25:05 +0000

Somewhere in our partially unpacked houshold goods is a framed cartoon entitled “Great Moments in the Foreign Policy of the Carter Administration”.

One pane shows a smiling Jimmy in a Rough Rider uniform standing on a lock beneath the caption, “He kept the Erie Canal”.

Another drawing showed two bored, portly men sitting at a wooden table with flies buzzing around them. “He sent Frank Church and Ted Kennedy to Cuba… but they came back.”

Do you think we could get Assad to keep Nancy? There’s always hope.