rice will testify

[lazydaze]

clarke is insignificant, by his own hands.


poor bastard

[Razzy]

Can you translate that to English please?

[dv6y]

Originally posted by lazydaze@Mar 30 2004, 09:01 AM
clarke is insignificant, by his own hands.


poor bastard

I posted this thread already, though unlike you, I wasn't a douchebag with my comments.

I know you can't help yourself though.

[lazydaze]

look, he has undermined himself more than anyone could.

sorry sap.

What a world, our political players.


all chumps.

[dv6y]

Originally posted by lazydaze@Mar 30 2004, 09:10 AM
look, he has undermined himself more than anyone could.

sorry sap.

What a world, our political players.


all chumps.

Guess that's not what most people think or else Rice's testimony wouldn't be necessary, now would it?

[Mr. Goalie]

Originally posted by lazydaze@Mar 30 2004, 09:10 AM
look, he has undermined himself more than anyone could.

sorry sap.

What a world, our political players.


all chumps.

It appears as if he's undermining the White House. This is at least TWICE he's made them change their story.

No that meeting never took place. Oh, wait a minute, yes it did.

I will not testify. Oh, wait a minute, yes I will.

Yeah, he's undermining himself alright.


Mr. G

[lazydaze]

look at teh new poll.

HIs strategy is working swell.


For bush.

[Mr. Goalie]

Originally posted by lazydaze@Mar 30 2004, 09:14 AM
look at teh new poll.

HIs strategy is working swell.


For bush.

Polls?

In March?

Hilarious, even by your "standards".

Mr. G

[phantom]

Originally posted by Mr. Goalie+Mar 30 2004, 09:16 AM-->

QUOTE (Mr. Goalie @ Mar 30 2004, 09:16 AM)

kah2523 Share Tweet #10 03-30-2004, 09:53 AM First of all, I don't know why anybody is talking about Clarke having a "strategy". He was called to testify, and he testified. Secondly, the comment about Clarke rendering himself "insignificant" was total gibberish. Thirdly, it's a good thing that the White House has finally caved. If I were a Republican I'd be ashamed that they fought for so long. Comment Post Cancel nick2 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 2783 Share Tweet #11 03-30-2004, 09:53 AM Bush flip-flops! Norman Chad, syndicated columnist: “Sports radio, reflecting our sinking culture, spends entire days advising managers and coaches, berating managers and coaches, firing managers and coaches and searching the countryside for better middle relievers. If they just redirected their energy toward, say, crosswalk-signal maintenance, America would be 2 percent more livable.” "The best argument against democracy," someone (Churchill?) said, "is a five minute conversation with the average voter." Comment Post Cancel lazydaze Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 34777 Share Tweet #12 03-30-2004, 09:54 AM Kah, if you were I republican, I would be ashamed also. Un-Official Sponsor of Randy Choate and Kevin Siegrist Comment Post Cancel Trigfunctions Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 4783 Share Tweet #13 03-30-2004, 09:57 AM Exactly kah - the Republicans should be embarrassed that every time the issues of 9/11 or investigated, they stonewall, delay, smear the investigators and former officials, and do seemingly everything they can to prevent the truth from being determined. If this were their top priority, the investigations would be over by now and we could start changing the policies to prevent future attacks. Instead, their top priority is hiding the truth. Ironically, their behavior in this case is EXACTLY what Clarke has accused them of doing before 9/11 - putting party politics ahead of national security. 2005 Mandatory Loyalty Oath: I love America, our troops, baseball, Moms, and certain pies. I want no harm to come to any of those institutions, nor do I take any glee in their demise. Comment Post Cancel phantom Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 4427 Share Tweet #14 03-30-2004, 09:57 AM Originally posted by kah2523@Mar 30 2004, 09:53 AM First of all, I don't know why anybody is talking about Clarke having a "strategy". He was called to testify, and he testified. Secondly, the comment about Clarke rendering himself "insignificant" was total gibberish. Thirdly, it's a good thing that the White House has finally caved. If I were a Republican I'd be ashamed that they fought for so long. He did more than testify. He wrote a book passing judgements and also went on 60 Minutes and other shows. "Need some wood?" -- George W. Bush, October 8, 2004 "Historians will judge if this war is just, not your punk ass." -- Dave Glover, December 8, 2004 Comment Post Cancel Trigfunctions Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 4783 Share Tweet #15 03-30-2004, 09:58 AM Originally posted by nick2@Mar 30 2004, 09:53 AM Bush flip-flops! Bush does more flips now than he did when he was a cheerleader at Andover. 2005 Mandatory Loyalty Oath: I love America, our troops, baseball, Moms, and certain pies. I want no harm to come to any of those institutions, nor do I take any glee in their demise. Comment Post Cancel Previous 1 2 template Next English (US) Deutsch (Du) English (US) French Spanish Help Contact Us Go to top Copyright © 2003-13, TippingPitchers.com Powered by vBulletin® Version 5.7.2 Copyright © 2023 vBulletin Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved. All times are GMT-6. This page was generated at 04:04 AM. Working... Yes No OK OK Cancel X

[kah2523]

First of all, I don't know why anybody is talking about Clarke having a "strategy". He was called to testify, and he testified. Secondly, the comment about Clarke rendering himself "insignificant" was total gibberish. Thirdly, it's a good thing that the White House has finally caved. If I were a Republican I'd be ashamed that they fought for so long.

[nick2]

Bush flip-flops!

[lazydaze]

Kah, if you were I republican, I would be ashamed also.

[Trigfunctions]

Exactly kah - the Republicans should be embarrassed that every time the issues of 9/11 or investigated, they stonewall, delay, smear the investigators and former officials, and do seemingly everything they can to prevent the truth from being determined.

If this were their top priority, the investigations would be over by now and we could start changing the policies to prevent future attacks. Instead, their top priority is hiding the truth.

Ironically, their behavior in this case is EXACTLY what Clarke has accused them of doing before 9/11 - putting party politics ahead of national security.

[phantom]

Originally posted by kah2523@Mar 30 2004, 09:53 AM
First of all, I don't know why anybody is talking about Clarke having a "strategy". He was called to testify, and he testified. Secondly, the comment about Clarke rendering himself "insignificant" was total gibberish. Thirdly, it's a good thing that the White House has finally caved. If I were a Republican I'd be ashamed that they fought for so long.

He did more than testify. He wrote a book passing judgements and also went on 60 Minutes and other shows.

[Trigfunctions]

Originally posted by nick2@Mar 30 2004, 09:53 AM
Bush flip-flops!

Bush does more flips now than he did when he was a cheerleader at Andover.