UnityDem
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:10 AM
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Maybe I'm getting senile. However, I can't remember past WH press secretary's ever blasting/mocking sitting US Senators like this. Should they be doing this? Is that their role? Why no outrage from other senators? It may seem trivial to some. However, I think this kind of open contempt for a senator from a non-elected "spokesperson" should not go unchallenged. Reid should say something about this.
This comes from atlanta newspaper story 1/28/06 pageA3 (can't link without subscription) on Kerry filibuster effort: "Bush Press Secretary Scott McClellan gleefully noted that 'even for a senator, it takes some pretty serious yodeling to call for a filibuster from a five star resort in the Swiss Alps'."
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:14 AM
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1. Yeah but did Abramoff pay for it? |
ChairmanAgnostic
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:20 AM
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2. they are worried, so they bluster. |
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then again, windsurfing, yelling at secret service that he never falls skiing, and other tantrums gives the bastards in the GOP the opportunity to make him look like a spoiled pretty boy. Of course, if Frist, DeLay, and others had the same proctological microscopic and digital exam they would fare far worse.
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:20 AM
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3. He was seriously disrespectful and somewhat maniacal; |
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I'm thinking the message frightened them.
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Greeby
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:20 AM
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4. At least the words "ongoing investigation" didn't feature anywhere |
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:23 AM
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5. That obnoxious lying little fat fuck lickspittle turd isn't worthy of |
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a job shining Kerry's shoes.
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:26 AM
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yodeling from a 5-star hotel, too? he's in davos also.
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:30 AM
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10. Saxby Was Busy Boinking A Slab Of Swiss Cheese |
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:34 AM
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15. He could not do that. The holes in Swiss cheese are way too big |
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Edited on Sat Jan-28-06 09:37 AM by rzemanfl
for his dick.
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Sat Jan-28-06 03:47 PM
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25. Saxby would also grow confused. |
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Edited on Sat Jan-28-06 03:48 PM by bumblebee1
Now which hole should I stick my dick in? After all, Swiss cheese doesn't hair around the holes.
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Sat Jan-28-06 03:55 PM
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29. Or McCain? Or Sununnu? |
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Or any of these people who are also there.
Michael Chertoff, US Secretary of Homeland Security
Robert Mueller, Director FBI
Robert Zoellick, Deputy Secretary of State
Zalmay Khalilzad, US Ambassador to Iraq
Paul Wolfowitz, World Bank President
Bill Owens, Governor of Colorado
Elaine Chao, US Secretary of Labor
Kevin Martin, Chairman FCC
Josette Shiner, US Undersecretary for Economic, Business and Agricultural Affairs
Faryar Shirzad, Deputy Assistant to the President, Deputy National Security Advisor for International Economic Affairs, NSC
John McCain (R-Ariz.)
Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.)
John Sununu (R-N.H.)
Congressman Jim Kolbe (R- Ariz.)
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Binka
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:27 AM
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7. But His Lick Spittle Might Give John's Loafers A Nice Glean |
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:evilgrin: Scott McCellan = Satan's Sanitary Napkin
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:32 AM
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Binka
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:34 AM
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She bleeds from the hinterlands too! Not exactly sure why but it is a complicated Devil thing!
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:37 AM
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17. Yeesh! Gotta go vomit. Good thing I don't believe in heaven or |
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hell. The thought on Ann Coulter on the rag makes my testicles shrivel.
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Sat Jan-28-06 03:50 PM
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26. yea, what you said. :) |
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:27 AM
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Kerry was setting himself up to be a target. Not his best move.
Scott could have, should have restrained himself, but what do you expect?
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UnityDem
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:32 AM
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12. Just don't think it is the role |
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of the press secretary to make such ridiculing statements. I have no problem with an opposition party chairman, press pundits, or even other members of the opposition party making these kinds of jabs. However, someone who speaks for the White House should have a little more dignity. McClellan just saying that the White House does not agree with Senator Kerry on the topic would suffice.
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:33 AM
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13. Every Democrat Who Opens Their Mouth Is An Immediate Target |
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This was one of Kerry's BEST moves of the last 14 months. You can have your opinion but it is not correct. John ROCKED!:evilgrin:
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:37 AM
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16. Scotty was bad.....funny but bad. |
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John left the door wide open for that one........
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Sat Jan-28-06 03:53 PM
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28. You don't know the facts |
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Kerry was in DC on Wednesday. No vote was scheduled. He went to Switzerland. He cancelled both Davos and an event in Ireland in order to come back on Thursday. Frist scheduled that vote when he did because he thought Kerry wouldn't be able to respond. It's only people who are always ready to blame Democrats who don't see the manipulations of the right. He flew back here to protect YOUR rights, and all you can do is shit on him.
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:29 AM
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9. Uh, you didn't notice that hate radio has made it so |
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our national discourse is at the level of pigs in shit? Gotta get it down to the "common man's" level -- if it isn't WWF, it's too "French." The shit about the ski resort is the most ridiculous thing the RNC has cooked up since "Freedom Fries." Notwithstanding the fact that Kerry made it back to the senate for a floor speech, and there were other Republicans there. They're outright lying, and it's obvious.
This is where the news fails -- any outlet that publishes this is publishing a cheap shot, and nothing more. When the future of our country hangs in the balance, the news should know better than to publish this shit. I know the media has been bought off and gagged when they're discouraging a potentially dramatic, newsworthy (and salient, relevant, etc.) filibuster, and publishing Scotty's cheap shots. We're all fucked.
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Sat Jan-28-06 09:39 AM
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18. Scotty is a parrot for the Chimp...insert a talking point up his ass... |
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...and he delivers it with that special unconvincing way he has...
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Sat Jan-28-06 10:01 AM
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19. Walking in with a group and laughing at some "enenmy" is just another |
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Edited on Sat Jan-28-06 10:05 AM by applegrove
way of swiftboating. Not being humiliate is a human need. It also implies you will be isolated from the herd. Look for it more often. Now that swiftboating is getting scoffed at every time it is used.
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Sat Jan-28-06 10:17 AM
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20. Wasn't Kerry at some sort of economic |
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(?) conference? I don't think he was on vacation, as "gleeful Scotty" implied.
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Sat Jan-28-06 10:34 AM
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22. It was a global economic conference, where among other things... |
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Edited on Sat Jan-28-06 10:35 AM by ticapnews
they are discussing Iran's desire to develop nukes. Not that that's a big deal or anything...
edit to add: I had to watch BBC News to get information about the conference, since our media are too busy to actually report facts.
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Sat Jan-28-06 10:33 AM
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21. As opposed to the resident lounging on his ranch? |
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Attending a birthday party while New Orleans drowned? Yeah, you're one to talk, Scotty.
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Sat Jan-28-06 11:52 AM
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23. Scotty's just pissed because he knows it's just a matter of time |
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before the Bush photo inscribed "To my dearest friend, Jack" surfaces. Diversion, diversion, diversion.
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Sat Jan-28-06 12:41 PM
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24. It doesn't surprise me one bit that the uber-coward, Bush, would have |
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his little lap dog taking cheap shots at Kerry. God knows he is too chicken(hawk)shit to do it. Also, it requires that one be able to speak in complete sentences. Bush behaves like a horribly spoiled 3-year-old; a MEAN 3-year-old. The Preschool Administration...
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Sat Jan-28-06 03:51 PM
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27. Why do newspapers print it? |
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It isn't news, it distorts the importance of the summit and it distorts the fact that the Senator left Davos as soon as Frist scheduled the vote. If First had scheduled the vote before he left, he wouldn't have gone. And First knew that.
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Sun Jan-29-06 01:33 AM
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30. McClellan is a little lord with polished shoes and a smarmy loyalty to the |
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boss. John Kerry won't spend much time worrying about Scott McClellan.
From my standpoint it was McClellan's boss who cheated Senator Kerry out of a rightful job in November 2004.
If John McCain had any nuts, he would speak loudly and strongly about the White House press secretary defaming a fellow war veteran like that.
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