liveoaktx
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Sat Jan-14-06 09:06 AM
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"Dems Unable to Shake/Rattle Alito"-I keep reading that type of phrase |
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or hearing it, and it's baloney framing by Republicans. The question isn't whether Alito can get tripped up, but whether his record is a good one, regardless of how he presents himself. And his record stinks National Bar Association- NONAACP- NOWasserman-Schulz-Women- NOHispanic Caucus- NOVanguard and Alito's record as told by plaintiff's attorney-NO
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Sat Jan-14-06 09:07 AM
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They could have coached David Duke to be just as calm...
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Sat Jan-14-06 09:43 AM
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6. I think it was more than good coaching |
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there has to be some sort of psychosis behind it also. In my opinion a normal person could not spend his entire life lieing like Alito appears to have done. Years ago he started lieing on resumes or he wasn't lieing and is lieing even worse now.
There is something wrong with this man. Let's assume he was telling the truth about his affiliation with CAP. He did some outrageous things for simple and selfish reasons and acted like it was no big deal.
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Sat Jan-14-06 09:09 AM
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Yep. The Philadelphia Inquirer's front page headline yesterday was" |
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"Alito still standing"
What a stupid and insidious way to frame this event.
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Sat Jan-14-06 09:09 AM
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2. It's your typical majoritarianism conservative argument |
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Which basically says that if a majority agrees with their position, it must be the correct position, along with a year and a half of childish gloating about the 2004 election. They can't defend their ideas on the merits, so they resort to majoritarianism as a basis for their position.
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Sat Jan-14-06 09:25 AM
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5. And the "majority" is made up anyway - fog and mirrors |
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Just because they own the bullhorns and Diebold, doesn't make them a majority - never were!
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Sat Jan-14-06 09:12 AM
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3. this is why I refuse to read the MSM, or subscribe to their |
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publications
they are partly to blame why we are in Iraq
eventually karma will come and bite this EVIL administration, along with the people who allowed it to happen
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Sat Jan-14-06 09:21 AM
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4. Well, that's not what the Dems were TRYING to do! |
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They were TRYING to get him to answer some goddamn questions, and he failed miserably.
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Sat Jan-14-06 09:49 AM
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7. all morning long Tweety and chorus say " Dems looked like fools |
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Edited on Sat Jan-14-06 09:49 AM by librechik
really? I didn't catch that exactly.
Thanks for repeating the Pukkke talking points, media. Republicans: distinguished and collegial (while lying, drooling in their strait jackets and pounding the bible) Dems: foolish, while performing their hopeless jobs as minority members. Yeah. Huge contrast there.
What a circus.
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Sat Jan-14-06 09:55 AM
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8. No One has mentioned it is the SENATES' DUTY. |
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Sat Jan-14-06 11:15 AM
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9. He was tripped up a bunch. And, its not a contest if you keep |
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answering with the same pat, evasive answers.
I thought he did not do well, but the Media Industrial Complex has their marching orders to sell Alito at the expense of Democracy.
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