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01-07-2007, 11:42 PM
Cali Wrote:Did I come out and say that I am homosexual? NO, I did not...so I would appreciate not being catergorized into your assumptions since I was the only one that said anything toward redneck.
Noone ever said you were a homosexual. I know I didn't, and I never got the feeling that Tide or PLAYBOY was either.
01-07-2007, 11:55 PM
you hate being associated with people like me, Playboy and Redneck...thats what I meant. Sorry for the mixup..I know that just straightened the WHOLE post out for ya:thumpsup:
Cali Wrote:I said I hated that I was from Kentucky?
01-07-2007, 11:56 PM
nobody called her a homosexual, gay, whatever the hell they call it this week, lol..
Redneck Wrote:Noone ever said you were a homosexual. I know I didn't, and I never got the feeling that Tide or PLAYBOY was either.
01-08-2007, 01:22 AM
After reading the past few pages, my opinion has not changed.
I will not support Mrs. Clinton, for many different reasons. That is not saying that I would not vote for a woman. If she is all that the democrats can offer then I will find someone to support. I beleive in supporting our troops, they did not create this war, they have been asked to do a job. I have never heard Mrs. Clinton explain how she would change our war plan, SHE VOTED FOR THE WAR, when it was popular. She voted for the Patriot act when it was popular. She is a politician who like most, sways with public opinion. If the democrats bright idea is what she an Rangel have been talking up of reinstating the draft then they have no chance.
I will not support Mrs. Clinton, for many different reasons. That is not saying that I would not vote for a woman. If she is all that the democrats can offer then I will find someone to support. I beleive in supporting our troops, they did not create this war, they have been asked to do a job. I have never heard Mrs. Clinton explain how she would change our war plan, SHE VOTED FOR THE WAR, when it was popular. She voted for the Patriot act when it was popular. She is a politician who like most, sways with public opinion. If the democrats bright idea is what she an Rangel have been talking up of reinstating the draft then they have no chance.
01-08-2007, 01:23 AM
RivalsKing Wrote:What I was saying was the Majority of black ppl wouldnt put up with all this political lies and Illegal Immigration nonsense
Ok Im lost what do you base that comment on?
01-08-2007, 10:17 AM
lol.......so your saying black people dont lie? And for the record, to those that get their sensitive feelings hurt, that was NOT a racist statement. Because its proven, that black AND white people lie(except me :thumpsup: - vote for me in '08)..
RivalsKing Wrote:What I was saying was the Majority of black ppl wouldnt put up with all this political lies and Illegal Immigration nonsense
01-08-2007, 11:54 PM
PLAYBOY5 Wrote:DocHolliday..You are now one of us...TH32 and Redneck..You agree? I mean with your name alone we should have realized that....Welcome to the secret society known as SKULLS OF BGR, lol!
LOL
A Redskin and a Cowboy on the page!
01-09-2007, 12:44 AM
I'd vote for if her depending on her platform. We are worrying way too much about other countries when people in New Orleans and other areas hit by Katrina are still in ruins and our own people have horrid living conditions. I know that what happens around the world can and most likely will affect us as well, but we need to look at after our own in times of needs. Large families are living in trailors that most people wouldn't even camp in because they are not big enough. If she would do something to help them, she'd get my vote. And if not, oh well. It doesn't matter if a canidate is male or female or democrat or republican, what matters is what they are willing to do for our country.
01-09-2007, 01:08 AM
In all honesty when I have voted in the past at school for some lame student council or Homecoming or Prom crap I just randomly circle a name and for the two elections I have been allowed to vote in I have just selected all Democrats, keep in mind these have been county elections. I don't know 99.9% of the people running and I don't live in this county 99.9% of the time so I am not here to listen to what they are saying or what is going on. As for Presidential elections, I haven't voted in any yet but with my schedule I am just WAY WAY too busy to stop a listen to things. I rarely watch the news or read a newspaper...I can't remember the last time I have actually. People may say that I don't care but I just don't have the time to spare with my hectic schedules.
01-09-2007, 01:22 AM
I have been to New Orleans 3 times, spending a little over 3 weeks, and yes it is a disaster area. I sopke with many locals and I continued to hear the same thing from all of them. They Hate FEMA, and they despise their Governor Blanco,for her lack of ability to handle the sitituation. I am far from a Bush defender, Bush met with Mayor Nagin and the Governor and offered the National Guard which has to requested by the Governor and she said they (LA) could take care of their own. The Mayor asked for help and the Governor didnt want federal intervention.
Nagin made several mistakes the biggest was waiting to declare a manditory evacuation.
But if you visit the area and review the reasons that the city flooded it wasnt the hurricane its self but the failure of the Levee system and the construction of MR.GO which caused the water to be funneled into New Orleans.
The army corps of engineers created the mess with poor construction and little forsight. The same is that as I left I visited where the 14th street Levy was being repaired to the proper heights and depth for a catgory 3 not 5. Which was not done when designed in the 60's.
Bush's failure was not doing something much sooner. Our nations failure was not going there to help. and understanding how bad the city was hit. TV coverage does not do it justice, the devastation in beyond belief.
Nagin made several mistakes the biggest was waiting to declare a manditory evacuation.
But if you visit the area and review the reasons that the city flooded it wasnt the hurricane its self but the failure of the Levee system and the construction of MR.GO which caused the water to be funneled into New Orleans.
The army corps of engineers created the mess with poor construction and little forsight. The same is that as I left I visited where the 14th street Levy was being repaired to the proper heights and depth for a catgory 3 not 5. Which was not done when designed in the 60's.
Bush's failure was not doing something much sooner. Our nations failure was not going there to help. and understanding how bad the city was hit. TV coverage does not do it justice, the devastation in beyond belief.
01-09-2007, 05:39 PM
No
12-13-2007, 10:29 AM
OMG...How ridiculous!!!! I can not believe that you said that! (Such simple minded people) Yes...ABSOLUTELY!!! (and I am REPUBLICAN!) She ran Bill's White House!
BFritz Wrote:All our allies would double-cross us and say "not the first time somebody cheated on you."
Would she have the guts to send kids to war if anybody started anything? I don't think so.
12-13-2007, 10:33 AM
~Pirates Pack a Punch~ Wrote:OMG...How ridiculous!!!! I can not believe that you said that! (Such simple minded people) Yes...ABSOLUTELY!!! (and I am REPUBLICAN!) She ran Bill's White House!
This should probably be moved to the political forums...
But I'll reply here, and now.
Hillary is much more of a war hawk than many would think. She'd definately send troops into battle if needed. Let me make it clear though.... I despise her, and hope that she moves to Russia and contributes her ideas and views toward the cause of Communism. But it would be inaccurate to say that she'd be soft of foreign policy. She's tough. Kankles and all.
12-13-2007, 10:37 AM
Doc Holliday Wrote:I have been to New Orleans 3 times, spending a little over 3 weeks, and yes it is a disaster area. I sopke with many locals and I continued to hear the same thing from all of them. They Hate FEMA, and they despise their Governor Blanco,for her lack of ability to handle the sitituation. I am far from a Bush defender, Bush met with Mayor Nagin and the Governor and offered the National Guard which has to requested by the Governor and she said they (LA) could take care of their own. The Mayor asked for help and the Governor didnt want federal intervention.
Nagin made several mistakes the biggest was waiting to declare a manditory evacuation.
But if you visit the area and review the reasons that the city flooded it wasnt the hurricane its self but the failure of the Levee system and the construction of MR.GO which caused the water to be funneled into New Orleans.
The army corps of engineers created the mess with poor construction and little forsight. The same is that as I left I visited where the 14th street Levy was being repaired to the proper heights and depth for a catgory 3 not 5. Which was not done when designed in the 60's.
Bush's failure was not doing something much sooner. Our nations failure was not going there to help. and understanding how bad the city was hit. TV coverage does not do it justice, the devastation in beyond belief.
How can you speak the truth and say that Bush couldn't send in the National Guard (constitutional issue).... and then turn around and say he didnt' act soon enough?
The problem isn't with Bush... with the governor... with Nagin.......
Its with the beaucracy that exists in Washington DC. FEMA, its a joke. Homeland Security, a joke. The federal government as a whole... a JOKE. And its none other than LBJ's fault. The great society he spoke of..... LOL How great it is when we can't even protect and help our own because of the red tape.
12-13-2007, 11:03 AM
Not even if she was the only candidate.
12-13-2007, 11:06 AM
launchpad4 Wrote:Not even if she was the only candidate.
:notworthy
I'd be hardpressed to vote for her if her opponent was Benito Mussolini. Wait... nevermind. That'd be an easy one.
12-14-2007, 01:26 PM
Keep the Hil...On Capital Hill!!!...lol
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