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Rumsfeld OUT

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Originally posted by: Dirigible
After this election I get to go from cursing the Republicans for ruining the country to cursing the Democrats for ruining the country. Don't see much difference between the two.

Rumsfeld was a punk. Don't know much about Gates.

Dem slim majority in both houses plus Republican president = GRIDLOCK.

That's actually a good thing.

The major concern (IMHO) is if the House Dems do indeed try to turn Iraq into Vietnam, probably still no fix for Social Security, the Fair Tax initiative is dead for the next two years, and there will be no effort to make the tax cuts permanent.
 
Originally posted by: Jeeebus
it's not like the Democrats get to choose who replaces him. Yay, Bush's hack steps down... to be replaced by... Bush's hack.

Victory?

yup... just what i was thinking, too.
 
<-- independent

The way I see it... if there are democrats in office... that means I don't have to hear about democrats complaining about Republicans being in office. I don't hardly ever see republicans whining as much as the democrats... about some particular person being in a particular office. That's probably how so many social programs were put in place and my taxes increased... overwhelming democrat whining. Glad the democrats got some political swing... maybe they'll shut up between now and the next election.
 
Originally posted by: hpkeeper
<-- independent

The way I see it... if there are democrats in office... that means I don't have to hear about democrats complaining about Republicans being in office. I don't hardly ever see republicans whining as much as the democrats... about some particular person being in a particular office. That's probably how so many social programs were put in place and my taxes increased... overwhelming democrat whining. Glad the democrats got some political swing... maybe they'll shut up between now and the next election.
I voted for a governor who said he will raise taxes. Think I give a dam? lol

 
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
Originally posted by: hpkeeper
<-- independent

The way I see it... if there are democrats in office... that means I don't have to hear about democrats complaining about Republicans being in office. I don't hardly ever see republicans whining as much as the democrats... about some particular person being in a particular office. That's probably how so many social programs were put in place and my taxes increased... overwhelming democrat whining. Glad the democrats got some political swing... maybe they'll shut up between now and the next election.
I voted for a governor who said he will raise taxes. Think I give a dam? lol

Just because he was a democrat?
 
Originally posted by: lokiju
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
Originally posted by: hpkeeper
<-- independent

The way I see it... if there are democrats in office... that means I don't have to hear about democrats complaining about Republicans being in office. I don't hardly ever see republicans whining as much as the democrats... about some particular person being in a particular office. That's probably how so many social programs were put in place and my taxes increased... overwhelming democrat whining. Glad the democrats got some political swing... maybe they'll shut up between now and the next election.
I voted for a governor who said he will raise taxes. Think I give a dam? lol

Just because he was a democrat?

:thumbsup:
 
Originally posted by: buck
Originally posted by: irishScott
I'll celebrate when the situation in Iraq gets better.

Its a step in the right direction.

A baby step. How do we know this Gates guy (if that's who it ends up being) is going to do anything different?
 
Originally posted by: lokiju
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
Originally posted by: hpkeeper
<-- independent

The way I see it... if there are democrats in office... that means I don't have to hear about democrats complaining about Republicans being in office. I don't hardly ever see republicans whining as much as the democrats... about some particular person being in a particular office. That's probably how so many social programs were put in place and my taxes increased... overwhelming democrat whining. Glad the democrats got some political swing... maybe they'll shut up between now and the next election.
I voted for a governor who said he will raise taxes. Think I give a dam? lol

Just because he was a democrat?
Nope, because he doesn't flip flop on stem cell issues, will c*kblock a major electricity merger that will lower our costs, will help the environment more than the old incumbent's broken promises, is setting new laws to protect us from gas price gouging, will provide tax breaks on homes <400,000, etc. I'm actually a Libertarian but enough is enough.
 
Originally posted by: Pastore
Originally posted by: buck
Originally posted by: irishScott
I'll celebrate when the situation in Iraq gets better.

Its a step in the right direction.

A baby step. How do we know this Gates guy (if that's who it ends up being) is going to do anything different?

Please tell us how he can make it worse....
 
Originally posted by: buck
Originally posted by: Pastore
Originally posted by: buck
Originally posted by: irishScott
I'll celebrate when the situation in Iraq gets better.

Its a step in the right direction.

A baby step. How do we know this Gates guy (if that's who it ends up being) is going to do anything different?

Please tell us how he can make it worse....

I'm just saying... People are making it sound like the first thing the new guy is going to do is order all the troops home tomorrow.
 
Originally posted by: Pastore
Originally posted by: buck
Originally posted by: irishScott
I'll celebrate when the situation in Iraq gets better.

Its a step in the right direction.

A baby step. How do we know this Gates guy (if that's who it ends up being) is going to do anything different?

Nothing will change, terrorists will still bomb Iraq.
 
Originally posted by: preslove
When army times tells you that you're an incompetent asshole, it's time to go.

The Army Times is owned by Gannett Press...the same company that owns the USA Today. The editorial staff and most of the writers have never served in the military. Beyond the name, there really isn't anything military about it.

If Stars and Stripes or one of the other real military publications had done that it would have been way more meaningful.
 
Originally posted by: JS80
Originally posted by: Pastore
Originally posted by: buck
Originally posted by: irishScott
I'll celebrate when the situation in Iraq gets better.

Its a step in the right direction.

A baby step. How do we know this Gates guy (if that's who it ends up being) is going to do anything different?

Nothing will change, terrorists will still bomb Iraq.

And everywhere else. The beat goes on.

Suicide bombers in Pakistan

Scores killed in Sri Lanka refugee camp

Hamas tosses out its truce with Israel
 
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