CatWoman
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:29 AM
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Please, Republicans, leave our currency alone!!! |
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I heard on the radio that the Republicans were going to introduce a bill to replace Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill with Ronald Reagan.
What happened to the dime idea?
Nevertheless, I wish they would leave our money alone. Heavens knows they plunder and waste enough of it. Now they want to paste their demigod all over it.
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:30 AM
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1. I thought it was the $10 bill |
CatWoman
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:31 AM
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3. They are considering both |
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:31 AM
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2. You're really not looking at the upside of this |
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We should seriously consider putting him on the $3 bill and in honor of his record print it with red ink instead of green.
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:32 AM
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:33 AM
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5. no, they shouLd update the money |
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remove the "in god we trust".
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:33 AM
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6. Why don't they just call it the Reagan States of America |
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Might as well name everything after the old git.
You know what the worse part is? You and I will be picking up the tab for tremendous costs to honor the old mannequin, just like tax payers had to pick up the costs to create new signs for "Reagan" Washington Airport. My Congressman fought that tooth and nail to no avail.
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:34 AM
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7. Well when you think about he IS the best THEY'VE had |
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Edited on Tue Jun-08-04 08:42 AM by linazelle
Actually, in comparison to other Repugs, in recent times, he was somewhat better. But then again, to say Reagan is the best really lowers the bar for excellence considerably.
Unfortunately, with THEM in power and the reality of Reagan's legacy quickly slipping down the memory hole, their plans to exalt him might just work. In the next generation or two, the unsuspecting will think he was a saint.
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Tue Jun-08-04 09:04 AM
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19. you forget eisenhower |
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A REAL REPUBLICAN.
and they better not FUCK with the money. HECK, but him on the dollar coin-nobody uses it anyways. they better not touch my hammi. now that they made him a hottie.
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:35 AM
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8. not allowed to momorialize a person |
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for twenty five years after death. i guess that is something reagan signed in. isnt that interesting.
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:40 AM
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9. Catwoman, I Appreciate The Sentiment, However The Emphatic |
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tone is advised.
Republicans, leave our money alone or Die!
We are past the point of asking please.
They have seen to that!
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:40 AM
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...Jackson was a murderous redneck (translation: "Indian fighter") from whom sprang The Trail of Tears. He and Reagan are interchangeable, in my opinion.
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:45 AM
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12. Sometimes you have to accept the warts |
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as with Jefferson, or Washington...
We would not be a great power (or something approaching a democracy) if it were not for Andrew Jackson.
Reagan on the other hand... did absolutely nothing.
This funeral is going to remind an already polarized electorate just why they dislike(d) Republicans.
Not only that, they are going to remind people what even a bad Republican president looked like next to *.
There will be no post-funeral bounce.
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Tue Jun-08-04 09:05 AM
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20. Though, respectfully so,... |
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...I must disagree with most every point in your post.
To me, Jackson was far more coarse and cruel than either Washington or Jefferson and such a comparison dishonors them. What do you feel was the lasting legacy of the Jackson Administration? And how does that balance against genocide?
What Reagan did was further tip things toward the mess we have today.
The Reagan funeral will kick-off one of the most nationalistic campaigns this country has seen. And I believe that Americans are apt to fall for it.
And through it all, don't be surprised if no one on the national stage for the Democratic Party so much as mentions the attacks on Clinton, or the Wellstone events and reactions.
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Tue Jun-08-04 09:06 AM
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21. true, he was bad with indians |
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but i found some quotes by him, and he was quite progressive and i dare say a LIBERAL.
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:40 AM
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11. And the beatification continues. |
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These bastards won't be happy until our nation's Capital is Reagan, D.C. I remember when Bob Barr was in congress, as part of some bullshit "Reagan Legacy" project he wanted to name something after Reagan in every county in the United States. I wrote him a letter informing him that I had named my penis Ronald Reagan, so he could scratch Fairfax County, Virginia off his list. I never did hear back from him.
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:49 AM
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15. It Is Truly Very Sad That Reagan Is All The Right Has To Crow About |
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They are in desperate straights emotionally and intellectually.
Certainly, Shrubbie has not helped their pride and self esteem.
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:52 AM
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16. I agree, very sad that Reagan's the best they've got |
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And they've been planning to milk his death for all it's worth for years now. This is their time.
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:46 AM
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they will want a stamp issued to honor him right away even though by law the postal service has to wait a certain number of years after someone's death before a stamp can be issued.
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:52 AM
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The slim, young Reagan, or the old, fat Reagan?
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:48 AM
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14. Nancy won't allow it. |
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She's already put a stop to the dime business.
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Tue Jun-08-04 08:52 AM
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18. maybe she was holding out for foldin' money |
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We should all prepare for so much of this crap it'll make our heads spin for the next 5 years. Soon, they'll pass a law that requires us to name our first born sons Ronnie.
I guess it means something to have a Republican finish two terms without having to resign for criminal activities. That alone constitutes 'greatness' to the Repigs.
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Tue Jun-08-04 09:13 AM
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22. I Don't See Them Replacing Jackson |
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Bush wants to win Tennessee again.
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Tue Jun-08-04 09:18 AM
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23. If they want his image always present |
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all they have to do is print his pic on every sheet of asswipe. I'll gladly pay the little bit extra.
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