thatoneguyinslc

thatoneguyinslc

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McCain is loyal to the GOP. I dont think he likes bush and vise versa. Especially after 2.0 tried to roll back his campaign reform act. CNN had an interesting poll the other day that showed the potential crossovers from each party. I will look it up and post it if i can find it. And the Mormon repubs that i was referring to felt that Bush had lied about Iraq, the Patriot act was wayy too intrusive, (you have to take into consideratio

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BakerStreet....What have you been smoking??? Bush LEFT Leaning????? He probably wont even take a left turn in traffic....and his record reflects that. And the GOP does the same with Tom Selleck, Bruce Willis, etc. Both parties use celebs to sell their beliefs to the masses.. The Dems are a factional bunch, always have been, always will be. So i hardly think you can call them she

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It sounds as if you have a real good relationship with the family Janders. Cherish it. Because when you get older, life seems to make you drift further apart. Maybe someday you will even learn to appreciate the love hate thing with your sis. I know i did with mine, even though shes still a pain in the you -know-what!

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I have to say one thing. Not all conservative commentators are bad. I actually like Tucker Carlson. Hes a very honest guy. I have seen him on many occasions agree with Paul Begala on Crossfire. Novak is the devil of course...

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It seems to me that just as many people are as offended at the word GOD as they are the word GAY nowadays. Just goes to show how polarized the USA is these days.

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I saw this on Yahoo today. I knew this months ago from my work with the Clark campaign! Every week we would have more and more of these folks come to our meetups. http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=564&e=19&u=/nm/campaign_crossovers_dc Submitted for your approval, Brian <!-- Ju-Anchor-Footer-End

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Unfortunately it does matter that until 9/11 thousands had to die, on american soil no less, before our government did anything. We took terrorist hits as far back as the 1983 Marine Barracks Bombing in Beirut, and what did we do? we pulled out. And it has been standard US government policy to treat terrorists like criminals up until 9/11. When Reagan went after Libya, he was making a point to the world that we had the balls to do it. America

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Four hours of the same bar chords will wear a guy out.I know how it is, except i use Green Day Cd's...lol

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I travel constantly on business. I build networks for a company that caters to the hotel industry. I spend a lot of nights sleeping in strange beds (alone unfortunately) in strange cities. I am used to paying more for stuff in the hotel for conveniences sake rather than having to go explore an unfamiliar city late at night. I expect to get screwed a little. Then my co

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>>If Clinton had been President during 9-11, he would have targeted known Al Qaeda camps in Afghanistan with cruise missiles and left it at that.>> Uh...i doubt that. When Clinton fired all the cruise missles at Osama there werent 2600 dead people in NYC. He would have done exactly what Bush 2.0 did. Any president would. Hell even FDR decalred war after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor...and FDR was more anti war than Bubba was. <

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Well, i dont like Bush 2.0 but i will give him props for this. But yes, John Kerry would do the same. Kerry actually knows whats its like to be shot at in anger. GWB can't make the same claim.

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I almost forgot...I live in Utah and we have a very interesting dialect out here. Heres some examples. Creek=crick Roof=ruf Hurricane=hurricun (theres actually a town named that down south and they get pissed if you correct them) And my all time personal fave "oh my heck!"

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My favorite is a New Orleans thing. Where i come from they say " i have to go to the store" They say " I gotta go make groceries" Another is "how's your mom-n-such"!

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Well the convention just ended a few minutes ago amid pomp and circumstance, and those of us watching it on CNN got a bonus when the internal radio feed was being broadcast live during the closing moments, you could hear the director yelling "where the fuck are the balloons?!?". John Kerrys acceptance speech was a good one, Max Cleland's speech was even better, and

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Well first of all, most pay between 15% and 25% due to sheltering, offshoring can shave up to 6% even more depending on how you structure and move it, (whereas i am taxed at around 30% and the only sheltering i do is an IRA) and i noticed that you feel the need to point out two typos. It just proves that you have no valid arguement and have to resort to such a petty act to feel self important. You are quite the orator, give yourself a big pat on the ba

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Actually CS Guy...i can...I worked for an accounting firm who handles quite a number of wealthy peoples money. If you only knew the lengths that they go to, to get out of paying up it would make you sick. As far as living in a large city, i live in Salt Lake City, if you had any clue you would know that it is one of the cheapest cities in America as far as cost of living goes. I have lived in other cities that cost a hell of a lot more.

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