Lieberman to speak at RNC tonight

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Lancer
Send her more flak, piss off the ladies. Regarding flak, do you really think McCain can't take it? This guy was tortured by critics, these must seem easy indeed.

It's not about whether or not McCain can take it. If all the Democrat's fire is on Palin, then McCain goes unscathed. Meanwhile, the GOP attacks Obama. Heap enough mod, and some of it's gonna stick. It was Bush's trick in '88.

In any event, teh "ladies" realize that if McCain wins, tht means he gets to pick the next few Supreme Court justices, which means Roe v. Wade goes bye-bye.

[Zkribbler]

..and America's new energy policy is the same as the Bush-Chaney energy policy: drill, drill, drill.

[Elok]

Originally posted by Zkribbler
..and America's new energy policy is the same as the Bush-Chaney energy policy: drill, drill, drill.

I didn't know Chaney had an energy policy.

[Zkribbler]

Originally posted by Elok


I didn't know Chaney had an energy policy.

He was in charge of putting Bush's original energy policy together. He invited oil company executives to the White House and they wrote the policy. So is it really Chaney's? You decide.

[Verto]

He's referring to your misspelling of Cheney.

[Zkribbler]

Is is my fault he has some unspellable non-American name and not some easily spellable American name like Bush or Obama??

[Hercules]

Originally posted by Zkribbler
Is is my fault he has some unspellable non-American name and not some easily spellable American name like Bush or Obama??

[GePap]

Well, if the Democrats pick up some Senate seats and get a clear mayority Lieberman can kiss any leadership position goodbye. There is no way in hell the Democrats forgive him for this.

[Lancer]

He'll be in a good position to work with president McCain however. Cross the isles, work with both parties...

[Patroklos]

He was in charge of putting Bush's original energy policy together. He invited oil company executives to the White House and they wrote the policy. So is it really Chaney's? You decide.

Are you suggesting we should craft an energy policy without input from the people who supply most of our energy?

[Arrian]

Regarding flak, do you really think McCain can't take it? This guy was tortured...

Not that the Bush Administration would admit such things were torture. The NK's were just using innovative interrogation techniques.

Are you suggesting we should craft an energy policy without input from the people who supply most of our energy?

There seems to me to be a rather wide gulf between "without input" and "having oil men write it."

-Arrian

[Imran Siddiqui]

Originally posted by GePap
Well, if the Democrats pick up some Senate seats and get a clear mayority Lieberman can kiss any leadership position goodbye. There is no way in hell the Democrats forgive him for this.

Well, if McCain wins, I can see him be SecState or something. If Obama wins, I guess the Republicans will be somewhat happy to pick up another vote for majority leader (or at least McCain will make them happy.. because even though he'd lose, he'd still be the leader of the party).

[Patroklos]

There seems to me to be a rather wide gulf between "without input" and "having oil men write it."

Yes, there is a wide gulf between what actually happened (input) and the make believe fantasies of hacks (write it).

[GePap]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui


Well, if McCain wins, I can see him be SecState or something. If Obama wins, I guess the Republicans will be somewhat happy to pick up another vote for majority leader (or at least McCain will make them happy.. because even though he'd lose, he'd still be the leader of the party).

Sorry, but I don't see how if McCain loses the Republicans will keep him as a "party leader" anymore than Democrats kept Kerry as a party leader.

[GePap]

Originally posted by Patroklos


Yes, there is a wide gulf between what actually happened (input) and the make believe fantasies of hacks (write it).

How would you know what happened? Cheney kept the whole thing secret.