Fire Karl Rove Slogan Contest

[daveshel]

Generally, I think it is high time for MoveOn.org to move on, but I got a kick out of this.

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My favorite: Loose Lips Deserve Pink Slips. Fire Rove

 

[BushBasha]

Originally posted by: daveshel
Generally, I think it is high time for MoveOn.org to move on, but I got a kick out of this.

Link

My favorite: Loose Lips Deserve Pink Slips. Fire Rove

Must be a slow day in Iraq I liked the 'liar, liar, white house fire' one, too

 

[umbrella39]

I think so, too. I am tired of the stupid emails they send me. I ragged on them and I think many dems did when within 10 minutes of Bush nominating Roberts, they had a mass email ready to roll and in my inbox stating it was time to rally the troops against him. Said it before I will say it again, there are more important issues facing this country than a SCOTUS nominee.

 

[zendari]

I like the Fix Leaks, Flush Rove one. Catchy bumper sticker.

 

[BushBasha]

Originally posted by: umbrella39
I think so, too. I am tired of the stupid emails they send me. I ragged on them and I think many dems did when within 10 minutes of Bush nominating Roberts, they had a mass email ready to roll and in my inbox stating it was time to rally the troops against him. Said it before I will say it again, there are more important issues facing this country than a SCOTUS nominee.

Exactly. I wish people would take a step back (to November) and think about what the American people did on the first Tuesday of November. You have a guy with less than 50% approval, the unemployment data weren't exactly flattering, boys were dying in Iraq, right-track/wrong-track nonsense, and Mr. Viet Nam couldn't reach pay-dirt. I would argue that it's actions like this that facilitated losing the House, the Senate, the White House, fewer Governorships, et al....when will they learn? "Oh, wait until next time...we'll take this country back, because we are fighting for the little guy and looking out for you!" Not with shenanigans like this...might be red meat for the fringe, but 'mainstream America' has spoken...and they said to STFU and govern.

 

[daveshel]

Originally posted by: umbrella39
I think so, too. I am tired of the stupid emails they send me. I ragged on them and I think many dems did when within 10 minutes of Bush nominating Roberts, they had a mass email ready to roll and in my inbox stating it was time to rally the troops against him. Said it before I will say it again, there are more important issues facing this country than a SCOTUS nominee.

I dasagree. There might be bigger problems at the moment, but the nomination has consequences that are more far-reaching than all, with the possible exception of the Patriot Act.

 

[BushBasha]

Originally posted by: daveshel

Originally posted by: umbrella39
I think so, too. I am tired of the stupid emails they send me. I ragged on them and I think many dems did when within 10 minutes of Bush nominating Roberts, they had a mass email ready to roll and in my inbox stating it was time to rally the troops against him. Said it before I will say it again, there are more important issues facing this country than a SCOTUS nominee.

I dasagree. There might be bigger problems at the moment, but the nomination has consequences that are more far-reaching than all, with the possible exception of the Patriot Act.

To the victor goes the spoils; if MoveOn and all the other freak groups wouldn't have pissed America off with their constant bashing and no policies, perhaps a Democrat would be in office making 1,2, or 3 picks. Nonetheless, these fring groups are just further marginalizing themselves and becoming irrelevant to the whole political process, much like the NAACP recently under Bond, the Unions under Sweeny, etc etc etc...

Fight his nomination all you want...and wait for '06. Give the Republicans 4 more seats and the Democrats could just as well stay home...don't need them to pass anything with the super majority, and look how close they are...some people just don't get it.

 

[Rainsford]

Originally posted by: BushBasha

Originally posted by: daveshel

Originally posted by: umbrella39
I think so, too. I am tired of the stupid emails they send me. I ragged on them and I think many dems did when within 10 minutes of Bush nominating Roberts, they had a mass email ready to roll and in my inbox stating it was time to rally the troops against him. Said it before I will say it again, there are more important issues facing this country than a SCOTUS nominee.

I dasagree. There might be bigger problems at the moment, but the nomination has consequences that are more far-reaching than all, with the possible exception of the Patriot Act.

To the victor goes the spoils; if MoveOn and all the other freak groups wouldn't have pissed America off with their constant bashing and no policies, perhaps a Democrat would be in office making 1,2, or 3 picks. Nonetheless, these fring groups are just further marginalizing themselves and becoming irrelevant to the whole political process, much like the NAACP recently under Bond, the Unions under Sweeny, etc etc etc...

Fight his nomination all you want...and wait for '06. Give the Republicans 4 more seats and the Democrats could just as well stay home...don't need them to pass anything with the super majority, and look how close they are...some people just don't get it.

Including, apparently, the Republicans. The margin of victory in 2004 was pretty thin by normal standards, and that was with some pretty big things in their favor. I think the Democrats are more aware of what they need to do than the Republicans, who for some reason seem to think the battle is over.

 

[Rainsford]

I like "Keep Your Promise--Fire Rove!"

 

[daveshel]

Originally posted by: Rainsford

Originally posted by: BushBasha

Originally posted by: daveshel

Originally posted by: umbrella39
I think so, too. I am tired of the stupid emails they send me. I ragged on them and I think many dems did when within 10 minutes of Bush nominating Roberts, they had a mass email ready to roll and in my inbox stating it was time to rally the troops against him. Said it before I will say it again, there are more important issues facing this country than a SCOTUS nominee.

I dasagree. There might be bigger problems at the moment, but the nomination has consequences that are more far-reaching than all, with the possible exception of the Patriot Act.

To the victor goes the spoils; if MoveOn and all the other freak groups wouldn't have pissed America off with their constant bashing and no policies, perhaps a Democrat would be in office making 1,2, or 3 picks. Nonetheless, these fring groups are just further marginalizing themselves and becoming irrelevant to the whole political process, much like the NAACP recently under Bond, the Unions under Sweeny, etc etc etc...

Fight his nomination all you want...and wait for '06. Give the Republicans 4 more seats and the Democrats could just as well stay home...don't need them to pass anything with the super majority, and look how close they are...some people just don't get it.

Including, apparently, the Republicans. The margin of victory in 2004 was pretty thin by normal standards, and that was with some pretty big things in their favor. I think the Democrats are more aware of what they need to do than the Republicans, who for some reason seem to think the battle is over.

The political pendulum has swung farther and faster than I have seen in my 48 years, and it is bound to be checked real soon. Wait until you see the next backlash!