Air France? Ptui!

Markku Grönroos writes:

perhaps you homo finally get lost from travel groups


Perhaps you lick my sphincter.



Geoff

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"If Democrats win a slight majority in the House or Senate,
Americans will get shrill, insane leadership of the nation
in time of war." -- Ann Coulter

Tchiowa wrote:

He served in the military only long enough to say he did so
that he could pursue his political ambitions. He has always
looked down on the "little folk".


mrtravel responds:

And Bush's service record?????

Nice attempt at diversion. What's that got to do with Kerry?


Second, his explanation was that he was making fun of Bush's
educational experience (implying that Bush didn't do well at
university). That doesn't make any sense because Bush and
Kerry both went to the same University at approximately the
same time and Bush got better grades than Kerry.

What makes you think he was referring to Bush's university education?

I don't think American political discourse has quite dropped to the
level where politicians are so petty as to attack their opponents'
academic records in primary or secondary school, do you?



Geoff

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"If Democrats win a slight majority in the House or Senate,
Americans will get shrill, insane leadership of the nation
in time of war." -- Ann Coulter

In article ,
says...


Question Quigley writes:

What do you mean "WE?"

It is a Right Wing war so let the Right Wing fight it.


Sorry, but it doesn't work that way.

Why not? We could then shift the cost of welfare to the poor.
After all, the rich don't need it. '-)

--
Keith

In article , (Geoff
Miller) wrote:

*From:* (Geoff Miller)
*Date:* 3 Nov 2006 05:44:33 -0800



Stephen Farrow writes:

[to Sancho Panza]

Ahhh yes, some disaster that record stock market.

Quiz for you. What happens when you increase spending and cut taxes?


Nice attempt at diversion. What's that got to do with the record
stock market?

The market also reached record levels under Clinton.

And GHW Bush.

And Reagan.

And Nixon.

And Johnson.

And Kennedy.

And Eisenhower.

And Roosevelt.

And Coolidge.

On 3 Nov 2006 05:55:18 -0800, (Geoff Miller)
wrote:



Stephen Farrow writes:

[to Tchiowa]

Keep trying, but you're losing when you disparage the Bush economic
record. It's stunningly good.

Sure, I guess, if you're wearing a blindfold.


That's pretty weak. Insulting your opponent does not a compelling
rebuttal make, because no facts or substantive argument is offered.

Just concede the point, Stephen, and get on with your day.

Bush's record demonstrates a remarkably consistent trail of failure in
everything he has every touched. You must be so proud to have a leader
that has achieved this based solely on the old money that's backing
him. Incompetence has never paid so well!
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Geoff Miller wrote:
Stephen Farrow writes:

: You mean the economy that was in a recession when he inherited it
: from Clinton, but has recently hit record-high Dow numbers? *That*
: economy? Just checking...

OK, I get it, you're a true Republican - you really *don't* have
anything better to fall back on than the tired old "Blame Clinton"
mantra.

Nice attempt at diversion. Did Bush inherit an economy in recesssion
from the Clinton administration, or not? Yes or no?

Oh my. You really *don't* have any better comeback than that. Life must
be very hard for you.

--

Stephen

You know? Recapture your godhood and unleash Armageddon, and all of a sudden
everyone wants to be a part of the inner circle.

Stephen Farrow writes:

: Nice attempt at diversion. Did Bush inherit an economy in recesssion
: from the Clinton administration, or not? Yes or no?

Oh my. You really *don't* have any better comeback than that. Life must
be very hard for you.


Don't pinch off intellectual excrement just to have the last word.
Answer the question:

Did Bush inherit an economy in recesssion from the Clinton administration,
or not? Yes or no?



Geoff

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-=eoff Miller wrote:

Stephen Farrow writes:

[to Sancho Panza]


Ahhh yes, some disaster that record stock market.


Quiz for you. What happens when you increase spending and cut taxes?



Nice attempt at diversion. What's that got to do with the record
stock market?


Are you referring to the Dow that took 6 1/2 years to go the 9 percent
from 11000 to 12000? How much did inflation increase in that 6 1/2 year
period? A lot more that 9 percent, right? Or did you mean the Nasdaq,
which is substantially below its record.

Geoff Miller wrote:

mrtravel writes:

: You mean the economy that was in a recession when he inherited it
: from Clinton, but has recently hit record-high Dow numbers? *That*
: economy? Just checking...


We had record high Dow numbers under Clinton... and NASDAQ.....
It is only 9 percent from 11000 to 12000.


The previous poster asserted that the Bush administration mismanaged
the economy. The rise in Dow numbers on Bush's watch is proof that
the economy _grew_ while Bush was in office. How _much_ it grew is
immaterial.


BS.. If inflation pushes up prices 30-40 percent and the stock market
value increases 9 percent, isn't that a relative LOSS? How well do you
think your retirement is going to go if your investments are losing 2 to
3 percent (or more) per year of value, when measured against inflation?

On 3 Nov 2006 05:36:16 -0800, (Geoff Miller)
wrote:



Stephen Farrow writes:

If Bush has done such a great job of managing your economy, why is the
US dollar now worth considerably less against other currencies than it
was under the previous administration?

You're cherry-picking. There's a lot more to "the economy" than the
worth of the dollar relative to other currencies.

Which cherries do you decide to pick?
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