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Rick Perry is also the one who pushed for young girls in Texas to be innoculated for cervical cancer with a drug that had not even been approved by the Food & Drug admin.! Perry recieved campaign contributions from Merck, the producer of the drug. Too many of his actions would lead one to believe, he's bought-off. His big push to get more Chinese crap to the 'dollar' stores and other things he's done... yeah, he's sneaky! Chuck

Yes...this is actually a good thing. Yes, also a good thing...I've noticed that most old men don't put up with bullshit. At his age, he can get away with it! Chuck

Irrelevant. He's insufficiently extreme and not divisive enough. That means too little publicity, and that means too little money with which to campaign. He will also be 77 1/2 years old on Inauguration Day 2013. (Incidentally, today's his birthday.) Frankly, that makes him just too old. Haven't you heard... 70 is the new 50! Chuck

He just might be. Maybe, with his age comes wisdom. Who knows. Chuck

What amazes me is, the number of people who fall for that crap. From any politician. Then too, how do we get someone who really does want to do something right, for this country and it's people? I'm getting tired of this picking the lesser of the evils. Chuck I have a hunch I will not be able to vote for anyone this time around. Sure is looking that way. It's really, kinda' depressing. This country is in a real mess and all these politicians can think of is themselves. Rick Perry, really comes to mind! Chuck

What amazes me is, the number of people who fall for that crap. From any politician. Then too, how do we get someone who really does want to do something right, for this country and it's people? I'm getting tired of this picking the lesser of the evils. Chuck

I read a news story about the interview, including the questions asked of her. The questions didn't seem out of the ordinary, sexist or out of line. The woman is cickoo... cuckoo... Chuck

Take the example of Republican Christine Todd Whitman. Sharp as a whip, long career in government, successful 2-term Governor of New Jersey. Then she became Bush's Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, where she was repeatedly marginalized for trying to do her job conscientiously (which meant actually trying to protect the environment, (uh- see name of agency...) instead of toeing the right-wing anti-environmentalist line); and eventually she resigned in disgust. In 2005, she released a book entitled, It's My Party, Too: Taking Back the Republican Party... And Bringing the Country Together Again - the title of which pretty much speaks for itself. She also has founded a political action committee called It's My Party Too - again which is fairly self-explanatory. So instead of a smart, capable and conscientious Republican woman like Whitman being embraced and nurtured by at the national level, she's shunted aside, and is left with playing the "outsider looking in" to her own party. Instead, the poster-child female champions put up on the Republican party are people like Bachmann and Palin and (for God's sake) Christine O'Donnell. And my friend Lawrocket calls us to task for calling Republicans "stupid". Well, this is why, Jerry. I showed up at the airport in New Jersey where my airplane was based, and the the owner was sitting at his desk with a shocked look on his face. He said "did you see the car that just left? That was the Governor!" It turns out that, after he spent years butting heads with bureaucrats in Trenton in the attempt to upgrade the airport, the Governor took matters into her own hands. She showed up in a Gov't pool sedan, without entourage or press presence, asked what was needed, and took notes for two hours. The airport now has working runway lights, a rotating beacon and a freshly paved runway. Christie Whitman is one of the good guys, and I would vote for her in a heartbeat. Blue skies, Winsor It's a shame, the 'boy's club' in Washington holds-back real potential. Chuck

Those 'guys' just don't want to be out-done by a girl brunette with blonde roots. Chuck

Any more,it's so hard to tell righties from lefties, it's like one's just the other turned inside-out! Chuck

What's funny is that there are only-God-knows how many bozos out here that will fall for that same old "promise them anything to get elected" BS. That right there is enough of a red flag to tell me I'm voting for somebody else. You got that right! These politicians are such good bull-shit artists, they make it tough. Promising lower gas prices at the pumps, is really pushing the boundaries of bull-shit. Chuck

Yeah, right! She can promise all she wants but 'Big Oil' controls the prices at the pumps. They'll use any cheap excuse they can come-up with to keep prices high. Every time gasoline prices go up, upper echelon oil employees get huge bonuses and they like it that way. Chuck

Keep those presses runnin'! Chuck

2nd. Hand Hustlers? Chuck

Absolutely, both the man and the woman should accept responsibility. Unfortunately, society tends to prefer the avoidance of responsibility. 'Preciate you clarifying that for me. I was pretty sure, that's what you were saying and I agree, 1,000%! Also, those slackers who don't want to pay child support. I paid child support for my three kids and my only concern was that it was spent on the kids and not trips to Disneyland (which much of it was). I really couldn't do anything about it but... Guys need to man the fuck-up and if they are going to 'play' be prepared to pay!!! It' not totally, the woman's responsibility. Cheap excuses by spineless males, don't cut it either. Chuck

Cutting-out the 'free' grant money, working harder to stop medicare, social security and welfare fraud. This won't cure our problem but I'm sure, it would help. We just got so used to the 'bottomless money pit' now, we need to tighten our belts a bit and everyone is in an uproar. It was just fine while we were doing it. Some say to let the wealthy pick-up the tab, some say to get it out of the middle class(?). I say, get it from everyone. Everyone, pay the same percentage. Chuck

The woman can say no, demand the use of condoms, take birth control pills or, have an IUD. It's THEIR child. Are you saying that both parties should take responsibility by 'It's THEIR child.', in your statement? I sure do hope you're not, on the other hand, putting it all on the woman!? I'm a bit confused. Chuck

They do seem to have a good reputation. I've never fired one. Chuck

Maybe, it was a reference to the Walther pistol the guy had...they're pretty nice! Just guessing... Chuck Heaven help, Chuck! What an ugly item! I really dislike it. That surely, is what quade meant. There are much nicer hand guns out there, look here: http://www.frankonia.de/428109/278702/productdetail.html?pagingSize=16&sortOption=performance&page=0&displayType=gallery&articleNumber=166652&navCategoryId=6756 Isn't that a beauty? Cheers EUR 2.349,00 Yep. That princess is expensive. I'd love to have one. But like Chuck I really prefer wood grips. Plastic is not only looking cheap, it is looking like an ugly plastic toy. Like most of those: http://www.waffen-ferkinghoff.de/produktansicht-663-Holzgriffe+Revolver+KL Jeez, what am I doing here? Promotion for hand gun grips.... ? Cya . . . . . . . . . . Chuck

What a good lookin' kid! Is he as ornery as his dad? Chuck

Yes! I would like to think, I raised my kids better. I'd personally hand deliver them. Chuck

Maybe, it was a reference to the Walther pistol the guy had...they're pretty nice! Just guessing... Chuck Heaven help, Chuck! What an ugly item! I really dislike it. That surely, is what quade meant. There are much nicer hand guns out there, look here: http://www.frankonia.de/428109/278702/productdetail.html?pagingSize=16&sortOption=performance&page=0&displayType=gallery&articleNumber=166652&navCategoryId=6756 Isn't that a beauty? Cheers Not too shabby! The U.S. Border Patrol even uses (used) them. I do like the wood grips. All my pistols have wooden grips. I'm really, more into 'wheel' guns. My favorite is my Colt .45 SAA. Chuck

3) Back to quade: What's this incident got to do with "having nice things"? You started the thread this way, so explain yourself. Maybe, it was a reference to the Walther pistol the guy had...they're pretty nice! Just guessing... Chuck

"Trail of Broken Treaties" 1972 AIM Chuck

Meh. . .Better than being enslaved by cholera, tuberculosis, the Wild West, droughts, dust bowls, JD Salinger and lack of parks that allows homeless people to pretend to be free. I still think it would be neat to be able to jump into the 'Way-Back Machine' and go back to earlier times in this country. Like the times of Lewis and Clark or Bill Hickock! Chuck