W shows true abortion colors

[dissention]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

She may not be the screaming communist you would like for her to be, but a Republican she most definintely is not Of course seeing as how you like O. Snowe - would that be such a bad thing

I don't like Olympia Snowe's politics, I simply have respect for her because I find her to be a rarity: honest and up front about her beliefs and her politics. She doesn't bull**** and hse doesn't pussyfoot. Democrats could take a cue from her instead of polluting their "beliefs" with polls and focus groups.

Feinstein is too much of a moderate for me. You can have her, but I don't want her. Especially considering the fact that she's helping Shrub rape and pillage the environment.

[dissention]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

well, her position supporting the assault weapons ban would be enough to keep her out of the R Club

You would think The Gropenfueher's support for same sex marriage would keep him out of the R Club, too, eh?

[amber]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

well, her position supporting the assault weapons ban would be enough to keep her out of the R Club

Not quite enough for her not to be a Republocrat, though.

[GypsySorcerer]

Originally Posted by amber

She's a Republocrat if ever there was one. If you look that up in the dictionary, I think there's a picture of her next to it.

She voted for that disaster they called the Medicare bill.

[dissention]

Originally Posted by amber

what'd she do, there?

Nothing. A die-hard conservative Republican killed her boss and co-worker because her co-worker was gay and proud of it. You would think she would have seen what those people are all about, not help them further their causes.

[dissention]

Originally Posted by GypsySorcerer

She voted for that disaster they called the Medicare bill.

The one Jason holds in such high regard?

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by dissention

You would think The Gropenfueher's support for same sex marriage would keep him out of the R Club, too, eh?

I think ordinarily it would be - well that and the fact that he, as a self-described Republican Montague, married the "Juliet Capulet" of the D party

Actually, I think the R's were so desp. to attach a foot hold in Cali. that they took anything they could get. Also, by most accounts, Arnold has not been the disaster that many thought he would be

[amber]

Originally Posted by GypsySorcerer

She voted for that disaster they called the Medicare bill.

A-HA!!

Originally Posted by Dissention

Nothing. A die-hard conservative Republican killed her boss and co-worker because her co-worker was gay and proud of it. You would think she would have seen what those people are all about, not help them further their causes.

well, sure, but no. One of her greatest skills as a republocrat is reading the ins and outs and blowing winds...

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by dissention

The one Jason holds in such high regard?

Now now - I said it was a good start that they were trying to do something. Then, after reading the regs implementing it, I said it was a sham. Play fair

I believe Trddy K. was, to put it mildly, a great supporter of that sham I suppose he is a conservative now Now - where is that pic. of W and Teddy K. gloating over the bill

[amber]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Now now - I said it was a good start that they were trying to do something. Then, after reading the regs implementing it, I said it was a sham. Play fair

I believe Trddy K. was, to put it mildly, a great supporter of that sham I suppose he is a conservative now Now - where is that pic. of W and Teddy K. gloating over the bill

I always thought Robert was the best of that lot...

[dissention]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

well, her position supporting the assault weapons ban would be enough to keep her out of the R Club

Spekaing of playing fair, let's call Feinstein what she truly is: a hypocrite. She's a HUGE proponent for gun control, yet carries concealed weapons on her at all times. There was one point in time where she was the only citizen of San Francisco with a CCW permit.

[amber]

Originally Posted by dissention

Spekaing of playing fair, let's call Feinstein what she truly is: a hypocrite. She's a HUGE proponent for gun control, yet carries concealed weapons on her at all times. There was one point in time where she was the only citizen of San Francisco with a CCW permit.

that's funny!

[dissention]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Now now - I said it was a good start that they were trying to do something. Then, after reading the regs implementing it, I said it was a sham. Play fair

You spoke incredibly highly of it and then when I called it a sham right before it was enacted, you told me I was loony and that it was fabulous because the AARP approved of it, dear.

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

I believe Trddy K. was, to put it mildly, a great supporter of that sham I suppose he is a conservative now Now - where is that pic. of W and Teddy K. gloating over the bill

He also voted for Iraq. I would hardly call him a conservative, but surely you would never equate Teddy with a Republican like Dianne Feinstein.

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by dissention

Spekaing of playing fair, let's call Feinstein what she truly is: a hypocrite. She's a HUGE proponent for gun control, yet carries concealed weapons on her at all times. There was one point in time where she was the only citizen of San Francisco with a CCW permit.

Well, she was the subject of a real threat - I mean they put a BOMB IN HER HOUSE for goodness sake

Also, and I know you know this but are attempting spin, gun control is not, much to the chagrain of the far far left, no guns at all

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by dissention

You spoke incredibly highly of it and then when I called it a sham right before it was enacted, you told me I was loony and that it was fabulous because the AARP approved of it, dear.

Well, you are a loon But, I had not read the implementation of it. On its face, the Act was not too bad

Originally Posted by dissention

He also voted for Iraq. I would hardly call him a conservative, but surely you would never equate Teddy with a Republican like Dianne Feinstein.

First of all, no one ever said the D party was the anti-war party - you said that Secondly, Teddy and the rest voted to give W the authorization to chose war as a last resort - interestingly, W did not need Congresses approval - see the War Powers Act I suppose Congress could refuse to fund the Pres.' solo implementation of troops, but that would be political suicide.

As to DF and TK - I think they are doin' it