Taking names of those treasonous sobs who support the sale of the ports

[xiamiam]

So far today...Lieberman and Chertoff...and 12 members of a secret committee who have decided the fate of our ports for 300 million Americans....and Bush

[TallahasseeGrannie]

1. I can only say...

WTF? DUDE? WHERE ARE MY PORTS?

[HockeyMom]

5. Port of Miami (one port being sold)

nuke fallout probably wouldn't reach you, but could certainly cause major devastation to people living within a 100 mile radius of Miami. Definitely millions of people. You tell me how many people that would be.

As far as Joementum, there are millions of CONNECTICUT residents who would be radiated with a nuke from the Port of New York; Greenwich, Stamford, Bridgeport, to name just a few. Those in the 50 mile radius of the a bomb would be the most affected, including those cities. It's been a long time, so I am trying to jar my memory. My Dad worked the docks at the Port of New York. From what I can remember, these containers are not little, tiny storage spaces. You could certainly fit a decent sized bomb into one of those containers. MUCH BIGGER than a suitcase. It will be virtually impossible to check each and every container coming into these major ports. It is a problem we NOW have.

In all, a nightmare scenario.

[laruemtt]

2. LIE-berman??!!! why am i not surprised.

we need to boot him out of the democratic party NOW.

[DoYouEverWonder]

6. I just don't get this Jewish/Arab bs

Here's a Jew that does everything for Israel, yet he is willing to sell his own countries ports to his enemies? Another paranoid schizophrenic in power.

[savemefromdumbya]

3. Lieberman seems to be on the side of the terrorists?

[xiamiam]

4. so far...this am..seems like the usual suspects..i thought they would send

out more to spin this..im channel surfing and reading..i dont see much support for this...please list any who you her spinning this nonsense...

[OnceUponTimeOnTheNet]

7. Rice and Snow

~Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said that the administration continued to support the sale and would brief members of Congress on its decision.

"It's the considered opinion of the U.S. government that this can go forward," Rice told Arab journalists yesterday at the State Department in Washington.

Rice, who will visit the UAE next week as part of a three-country Middle East tour, said that there had been a "thorough review" of the sale and "it was decided that this could be done and done safely."

~Snow said yesterday that although he had not seen the congressional requests for an additional review, the committee was "thorough, and carefully considered the issue of national security in that acquisition."

http://www.journalnow.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=WSJ%2FMGArticle%2FWSJ_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1137834183260&path=!nationworld&s=

[xiamiam]

8. ok...please correct me if im wrong...but for an issue of this magnitude

it looks like they've got 4 people defending their position...its noon sunday and i truly expected a lot more chatter about this...once again, its just a small handful who are attempting to derail our country