Thank You Mr. Clinton, for Being Firm and Not Stepping Down

[KCWolfman]

Because of Bill Clinton's greediness and lack of intelligence to step away after committing felonious perjury while in office, he insured that Al never got the main job.

I believe as close as the race was, if Al had the Oval Office for even a year, he would have taken an incumbent vote over the top.

I never thought I would say this, but THANKS Willy. Because of your greed, the Republicans control all 3 assets for at least the next 2 years.

[Mi_chief_fan]

Right on, Russ. Now an honest, ungreedy oil man is in office. We're all safe now.

[Mi_chief_fan]

Did I mention he also has an IQ of a garden slug?

[ROYC75]

Sheepers Mi...that's better than 2 face Al !

Seems that you are still upset over the election?

[Logical]

Mi_C_F

Lets see one has MBA from Harvard, other has flunked 7 classes and been kicked out of Divinity School and was not accepted for Law School. I think you may have it backwards, clearly if either of the two has intellectual problems it must be Al Gore.

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Jim Reynolds
If I were a Democrat I would surely be a sore loser!

[KCWolfman]

Joe - Sorry, I was pointing out what I thought to be a fact. The comment was not condescending to Al Gore in anyway. I truly believe if Al held the OVal Office for more than 6 months he would have won.

I was embittered that the President of the United States could lie to his employers and in Federal COurt and suffer no repercussions for his felonious actions. I couldnt believe he didnt step down. Now, it seems that his selfish actions have bitten the demcrats right on the tush.

As far as the intelligence thing:

#1. George Bush attended one college (and one of the most prestigious in the U.S.) and graduated no problem. Al Gore flunked out of school after school.

#2. George Bush saw he was lacking in foreign affairs so he named one of the most well versed men on the subject in the Free World as his VP. Gore chose someone to help with the minority votes and feebly attempted to steal the religious vote.

#3. Bush gave his speech in a den of lions, offering an olive branch. Gore gave his speech in front of coworkers and friends.


Looking at the three above, I would say that the garden pest intelligence does not belong to George W. Bush.

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[KCWolfman]

Joe - And you are definitely spreading uninformed rhetoric with the Oil Man comment. You had better do a little research and see who inherited several hundred controlling shares of Occidental Oil and was over a project to see that natives were displaced to drill for oil in South America.

see: [url="http://www.algore-2000.org/bigoil.html#3"]http://www.algore-2000.org/bigoil.html#3[/url]
and [url="http://www.commondreams.org/views/050500-103.htm"]http://www.commondreams.org/views/050500-103.htm[/url]
and [url="http://www.oikos.org/ecology/uwa.htm"]http://www.oikos.org/ecology/uwa.htm[/url]

So while you complain about George Bush and his oil ties, remember that George has never been linked to driving people out of their homes under the threat of violence and without any type of compensation merely to take the oil from under their lands like your boy UncleAlbert.

[Archie F. Swin]

Oil is the lifeblood of capitalism, and the barons will do, and have the power to do anything to secure it. I would be sore afraid to see the list of heads of state that are somehow tied into the oil loop.
"Big Oil" fliped the bill for Dubyah's capaign, therefore they can do no wrong in his eyes. But I'm not suggesting that "W" is the first "powerful" American to thrive under the wing of the Oil Business. But his association cannot be denied.

I would love to see proof that good marks in college make you: A) an intellectual B) a valid candidate for President of the USA

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Chief Justice Pants
(D)- Texas

[KCWolfman]

Chief - I never stated that grades were a qualification. However, it seems a little odd to me to mention a candidate's lack of intelligence while your own candidate didnt have the gumption,intelligence, or dependability to finish school.

[Archie F. Swin]

When I listen to a person speak , I gain insight on their intellectual capacity . . . regardless of what they speak of.

Here's how I rank the candidates

1.Cheney
2.Nader
3.Gore
4.Lieberman
5.Bush
6.Buchanan

Much to my misfortune Cheney and I have no social issues on which we agree.

[Archie F. Swin]

If Clinton had kept his pee pee in his pants
Al would be the Prez Elect now . . .but why dwell on the past.

[morphius]

I posted a link to a site a while ago where a guy in France had actually made a car that runs on compressed air, in other words you could fill up with your own air compressor and not pay any money to any oil companies. It was going into production over there and we still have not heard anything over here about it.
[url="http://www.news24.co.za/News24/Wheels24/News/0,2979,2-15-47_929116,00.html"]http://www.news24.co.za/News24/Wheels24/News/0,2979,2-15-47_929116,00.html[/url]

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[KCWolfman]

Red Pants - I dunno, maybe I am still influenced by the man Nader was in the late 70's but I would rate him below Buchanan on your list.

[KCWolfman]

Morph - The car reminds me of a VW on steroids... but I am interested. I guess we will have to keep a watch in June to see if production actually begins.

Is the wife home yet? How is she? Has the cat adapted to the "new" company?

[morphius]

Russ - The car is uglier then spit, but it is french so you can't expect much in looks. It is a very interesting concept and would go a long way to ending all these stupid middle east problems.

The wife is home, things are going really well on that front. We will have to get together after the holiday season is over, way to busy with things now. The cat was a little bitter, but is getting over it for the most part.