'Conservative sportsmen turn against Bush.'

[Ferocious]

Hansen agrees. "Sportsmen are a significant swing vote, and taking this block of voters for granted on account of Second Amendment rights is a miscalculation."

This is encouraging.

 

[sMiLeYz]

There is a creek I use to sporadically fish until about 5 years ago, some of my fondest childhood memories I spent there too. Now it's been so polluted with grime and fiflth from chemicals, runoffs, and trash that I'm afraid to even touch any of it. This is why I support environemental causes, because theres not much left of these creeks and forrests. They're not worth all the special interest money in the world.

 

[dmcowen674]

Originally posted by: sMiLeYz
There is a creek I use to sporadically fish until about 5 years ago, some of my fondest childhood memories I spent there too. Now it's been so polluted with grime and fiflth from chemicals, runoffs, and trash that I'm afraid to even touch any of it. This is why I support environemental causes, because theres not much left of these creeks and forrests. They're not worth all the special interest money in the world.

What forrests? They should all be subdivisions or Asphalt Walmart parking lots by now, where are you?

 

[busmaster11]

Originally posted by: sMiLeYz
There is a creek I use to sporadically fish until about 5 years ago, some of my fondest childhood memories I spent there too. Now it's been so polluted with grime and fiflth from chemicals, runoffs, and trash that I'm afraid to even touch any of it. This is why I support environemental causes, because theres not much left of these creeks and forrests. They're not worth all the special interest money in the world.

:|

 

[tallest1]

Given Bush's ass-kissing liberal policies lately, I actually have the feeling he's going to do something about this dillema. creepy...