Tonights Debate
 

Good lord. The worst debate I've ever watched. That panel of moderators was just terrible. The format was unbearable. And Wesley Clark is dead. He f*cked himself royally.

Re: Tonights Debate
 

Yup, the moderators sucked.

Clark was bad.

Kerry did well.

Edwards and Dean held their own.

Sharpton, Kucinich, and Lieberman, guys, you were great, but unfortunately...

Re: Re: Tonights Debate
 

You have to love Sharpton for the joke he made about Dean's 18%! And Kucinich and his charts! :laugh:

But, you're right, unfortunately...:laugh:

Have you been over to Michael Moore's site tonight? If not, you should go. I missed the debate tonight but understand Peter Jennings did us a big favor.:)

Wesley Clark was f*cked when he changed his position on the war 3 times in two days. That and when he voted for Reagan and Bush Sr. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:


~Krista~

Yup! That was the first place I went!

I particularly love this:

Send your receipt to Ashcroft!!!!

The USA PATRIOT ACT (for some quick background information on the Patriot Act, click here) gives the police and federal agents the power to go into bookstores and libraries and demand to see the records of customers and patrons in order to find out what subversive people are reading. The stores and libraries are prohibited by law from disclosing the fact that their records have been seized. They are even prohibited from contacting a lawyer for help or advice.

The silver lining in all this is the government's acknowledgement that "subversives" are, in fact, readers. And yes, we're talking about YOU! You wouldn't even be on this website right now if you weren't some sort of closet rabble rouser.

So, why not save the FBI and the Justice Department the bother of going to the bookstore where you bought my book? Why not get on the enemies list right now!? That way some poor agent doesn't have to figure out if you bought my book at a chain store or an independent, or online, or got it for free at a library.

All you have to do is take the receipt from the bookstore of the library (or print out your receipt if you ordered online) and send it to:

Attorney General John Ashcroft
U.S. Department of Justice
950 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20530-0001

Enclose a note telling Mr. Ashcroft that you are doing your patriotic duty and you want to get on his list of suspicious citizens today!

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

I'm thinking of doing it. :laugh:

It's funny because we were just talking about this on this board not too long ago. Maybe this time it will stick. i also understand he never took his physical. Wonder why? Someone needs to ask him to release his military records.