Yes, I agree she gave a great response.

• Rick Santorum's claim of finding WMDs is just more false propaganda. - PK
  • If these are the WMD we went in for, which had been buried since 1988...sm - Democrat
  • They lie to perpetuate the war on false terror, and control with fear.nm - LVMT
    • He's beating a dead horse. - PK
    • Okay, I'm going to try this question on this board... - ??
      • I do not understand why anyone would believe there were WMD....sm - Democrat
        • Correction... *un* classified document. - Democrat
      • I'd like to add one more thing. - PK
      • I know his campaign is in big trouble. - PK
        • Yup, he's got plenty of constituents who'd like him out. - see link - Starcat
          • LOL! - PK
  • Nah, propaganda? - sm - Starcat
    • Coulter's the poster child for the right. - PK
      • Yes, I agree she gave a great response. - nm - Starcat

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 I happen to agree with you, but does this also mean:

That all liberals aren't as bad as they are routinely portrayed on the conservative board?

That all Muslims aren't death-seeking people?

That extremist fringes in any group are bad?

Muslims are routinely portrayed on this board and by the media and by Bush as lumped together in one violent clump. This is unfair, untrue and does nothing to promote peace and understanding.

All religions need to be respected and tolerated in America. Isn't that what America is supposed to stand for?

Anyone who knows me personally knows that when Bush was running for President in 2000, I told everyone I know that if he's elected, we'll find ourselves at war with Iraq.  Nobody believed me.

It's ironic that the reason DIDN'T vote for him in 2004 was the very same reason I didn't vote for him in 2000:  I was against war with Iraq.

What is particularly troubling about all this is that Bush appeared to use the tragedy of 9/11 to justify his war against Iraq.

It wouldn't surprise me one bit to find that this war will eventually be deemed as an illegal war.

We don't know what al Quaeda will do next.  Wouldn't surprise me to discover that they were part of the "hacking" team that got ahold of everyone's credit card numbers the other day.

If Bush cares so much about America, he could begin to show it by monitoring our borders. He's been incredibly negligent in that regard.

He promised he would not impose a draft. Yet, recruitment goals haven't been met for several months now. If I had a child of that age, I certainly would try to talk him/her out of joining the military.  The government has proven they lie to soldiers, hold reservists hostage, fail to provide adequate equipment to protect soldiers, etc., etc., etc! He will have to bring back the draft, and we can add that to the gazillion lies he's told.

I think your post was great, and I particularly enjoyed the one regarding Hitler that you wrote above.  You nailed it!!!

parents have to consent to ANY OTHER procedure for the child, why would this be any different? 

Abortion is a horrible, horrible thing that is used by Planned Parentood to make money and used as birth control. 

*You reap what you sow.* That's what they've done.

Anyhoo, thought you said you were leaving.  Hmmmmmmmm.... they didn't have a real high regard for the truth, either. 

To anyone else reading this: This person isn't even trying to hide the fact that he/she is baiting us.  Let's not permit them to do to the Liberal board what they did to the Conservative board.

Just don't read this person's posts any more.  They said they were leaving.  They aren't doing that, and their only intention is to incite. Let's take the high road and not fall for their crap!

Do you think this will be a high voter turn-out year?  Voter registrations are waaaay up this year.  (Barring, of course, the fraudulent registrations which will hopefully have been resoved by election day.) 

It's certainly been the most hotly contested campaign season I can recall - and I've been voting since the late 70s.  There's so much bravado and blustering coming from both camps, and the media clearly chose their darling many moons ago, it seems like people will either be so sick of it, or apathetic about the outcome, that a lot of folks simply won't bother to show up.

I know there's been a massive push to register young voters.  Our college campus has been crawling with people trying to stir up support for a certain candidate.  My daughter and her friends are apporached every time they attend an event, from football games to local band open mic nights.  But do you think everyone will actually turn up on election day?

And this may be totally UN-PC, but I'm not so sure everybody SHOULD vote.  I mean, if you're too lazy to register, are you really going to be doing your due diligence and educating yourself about each candidate's policies and proposals? 

What do you all think about it?

'most of the people there was'.  Or was that intentional?  

We don't usually rag on hurried typo errors because we have no spell check on this forum.  But not bothering to look up a spelling or making a rookie grammatical error are both noteworthy. 

post.  Also said if you believe they are reliable on John Edwards, then you must believe they are reliable on SP.  hence, goose, gander.