Reply #16 By: CrispE - 11/6/2004 11:21:35 AM drmiler: Once again, you question whether abuses occur, even when your own party MADE THE ACCUSATIONS in many cases?! When are you going to realize that an election manipulated in any way is wrong? Blakbox.org is a non-partisan organization.<br
What i also care about is people who just cant accept defeat, that just cant believe it could have happened if cheating DIDNT occur. People who cant understand the math....that even if all these "suspicious" counties or whatever went 100% to Kerry, it still wouldnt have been enough for a win. Just to pl
drmiler - you've got to be kidding. Or this one: Link This is most likely one of the best.. April 18, 2004, 11:36 p.m. Oil-for-Terror? The claims in this article were proven unsubstantiated by the 9-11 Commission. They were thoroughly investigate and found to be a complete fabricatio
The comments come after the French government on Monday formally denounced as unsubstantiated the allegations in a recent report by Charles Duelfer, America's chief weapons inspector, that businesses and officials in France accepted bribes from Saddam Hussein's regime. . The report, which was published on the Central Intelligence Agency's Web site on Oct. 7, says dozens of individuals - most of them in France, Russia and China - received oil v
By who? You? How didn’t they work? The Sanctions worked. One of the most effective tactics used during the Clinton administration was letting the Iraqis, build their questionable factories, and labs waiting until they were almost finished then bomb them into ruble. It was done 11 times during his administration. It worked it ate up their money and time. NO WMD NO Nuclear Program No Link to Al Qaeda<
Dr. Guy if you haven't followed any of my other posts, I suggest you poke a round a little, my comments are many, honest and rational. I've never used the word hate, in any of my post towards Bush. I was undecided until Oct. 20th. I spent the last 2 months of my life trying to make an informed decision. I chose to support Kerry, because his plans were aimed solidly at affecting middle class Americans, I am middle class and will be until the end of
Remember, I was never squarely in the corner of Kerry. It took me a long tie to make up my mind on my vote. I supported Bush after 9/11 because he was able to pull us out of the quagmire. I just hope it doesn't take anything like that to begin that healing process again.
Mr. President you have won without my support and with out my vote. That is now behind us. You are my President and you have my full support. Now lend me your ear... HEAL THIS NATION. If you are truely the leader your followers claim you are, then lead us to financial prosperity, to homeland security, to a peaceful world where America is sought for s
Mr. President you have won without my support and with out my vote. That is now behind us. You are my President and you have my full support. Now lend me your ear... HEAL THIS NATION. If you are truely the leader your followers claim you are, then lead us to financial prosperity, to homeland security, to a peaceful world where America is sought for stability and wisdom, not money and guns. Free us from these chains of distrust and an
reg - Kerry
A Ever here of premium spiral? Let's say there is a small group (partial employee pay -15 employees) and 2 have had significant health problems, as a result the group premium is significantly higher on average. Yes this happened at my current employeer. I sliced open my arm last year, a friend of mine f
Bush though is clearly worse On this I guess we'll just have to disagree. I consider adding millions to an entitlement program the far greater evil. Actually that last bit was part of the article I excerpted, and not me. But I find nothing in the bush health plan that says "HEY MIDDL
It was fun debateing you all for the last month or so. I hope this fine little community doesn't desolve after the votes are counted.
Link This is a great feel good article no matter what side of the debate you are on. I'm so excited about the future of American politics. My generation (x) was such a waste politically, I felt like an outcast talking politics with my friends. I got to the point where I wouldn't even listen to their arguments unless they had a voter registration card. Trying to explain to my friends the theory
From GWB.com - President Bush will propose a tax credit for low-income families and individuals to purchase health insurance, or to purchase a low-premium, high-deductible health plan and an HSA. Most of his Health plan is based around Low income families. Where as Kerry's plan will help my Employer lower their insurance cost, raising my salary, and increaseing the the federal tax base. The single largest non recouperable expense of my com
Okay, obviously I am not getting a key point across here. Individuals want the right to buy products from the most competitive source be it domestic or otherwise. Why shouldn't companies have that same right when shopping for employees? Because the playing field is not level. We are talking about non
The Clinton Administration published guidelines governing the use of human embryonic stem cells in the Federal Register on August 23, 2000. On April 25, 2001, a scheduled review of pending grant applications was postponed to provide President George W. Bush and his new Administration an opportunity to review the issue. On August 9, 2001, President Bush issued a long-awaited decision on stem cell research. He authorized funding of stem cell research usi
This is from my joeuser blog it just didn't show up here, or under new articles. I must have created it wrong or something. And thank you
I'm not sure how you get your articles to show up here, so I'm just posting my first blog article. If this is bad form I apologize. I'm still learning. Introducing Cappy Or In this corner the downtrodden American Voter By Cappy1507 Posted Sunday, October 31, 2004 on A true alternative to the red and blues Discussion: Welcome Allow me to introduce myself; I'm a man of wealth and taste. <br
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You guys are tiresome. I have agreed with drmiler on 3 of 4 points on this issue, 1 that Kerry didn't handle this right. I've agreed that 2 this is a non issue, and that 3 it's not going to change anyones mind, but I have to agree with many military strategists, who have stated that we were risking American and Iraqi lives because we didn't invade with enough forces to prevent this kind of thing. Bush doesn't have a plan, and even staunch Re
The following excerpts all show what in my opion is mismanagement. because the site was not guarded by U.S. troops Two weeks ago, Iraqi officials told the IAEA, a U.N. agency, that the explosives vanished because of “theft and looting ... due to lack of security another large unit, the 2nd Brigade of the 101st Airborne Division, moved into the area. That unit did not search Al-Qaqaa. A spokesman for the unit said there was he
I was at work. I work in a seperate building with all the servers. Someone I don't get along with very well in my company called me and told me to get over to the cafeteria in the other building and hung up on me. I was kind of pissed about his abruptness. I remember thinking how I didn't have time for this crap, I had work to do, as I walked over to their build . . . oblivious. The Cafe has glass walls and I was walking down this corridor looking
How will we ever know when the explosives were removed from Al-Qaqaa and by whom? How can we tell if they were taken away by Saddam's minions before or after he fell from power, before or after the United States troops had passed by the dump? We can't, any more than we can tell who did what in the jungles of Vietnam 30 years ago.
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