OK DU...Pull up a chair, get the snacks and the drinks of your choice

[xultar]

the good part of the show is about to start.

:bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce:

[Randi_Listener]

1. What motherfucking show?

[Just Me]

117. Where'd ya' disappear to,..."Randi_Listener" *LOL*?

:eyes:

[Just Me]

2. *LOL* I know, I know *LOL*

I haven't felt this GREAT for quite some time!!! The assholes are finally gettin' flamed and, OMG have they earned it with their manipulative crap!!!

Much FUN!!! :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

[gollygee]

3. Show?

good part?

[Just Me]

5. Jeb and the radical Repukes getting their butts chaffed!!! eom

[gollygee]

7. I think we need to remember

while I'd glad that Terri's wishes are being carried out, this is a tragic event for people close to her. They are having a hard time letting go, and I can understand how easy it would be to try to hold onto a child even when the child is so obviously gone.

This isn't a show and there isn't a good part.

[Walt Starr]

11. The show is the politicians scrambling to appease radical clerics

The good part is when they are backed into a corner and have only violent measures left to appease the radical clerics.

[ultraist]

38. What's Jebbie gonna do? LMAO. Follow Terri Randall's demands?

Or what?

The Bush bros are so fucked. GOTTA LOVE IT!

Bush's 43% approval rating brings a smile to my face.
:bounce:

[Just Me]

106. Randall actually screamed "revenge" if Jeb didn't inject his power.

I heard that guy state that, if Jeb didn't impose his power,...he was proving that they (the religious righteous ones) had been "used".

Yup. NOW,...the radicals are starting to get that they have been betrayed, too!!

Hilarious!!!

I might add that, even the court-appointed guardian is pressed against the wall,...being a conservative that served,...well,...I'll just shut up, for now.

[lonestarnot]

111. Wonder if Rhinequist going to wear egg protection? LOL

[Just Me]

14. I can simultaneously be joyful over the political fallout while still

having compassion for Terri.

Can't you?

[gollygee]

16. Yeah

It's a bit hard becasue the reason they're getting desperate is because Terri Schiavo is nearing a final and long overdue death, and that must be terribly hard on the people around her, regardless of how overdue it is.

[ultraist]

47. Well, guess what, they made it a political issue that affects all of us

And the Bush bros are losing. Their political failure is worthy of celebration.

I'm sure we all have lost loved ones and understand what that means. We've cared for them, sat with them while they died, decided or helped them to decide to end medical treatment. Of course that's a painful and tragic situation for Terri and her family.

But, this has become a political matter that has to do with OUR civil liberties. OUR RIGHT to control our end of life decisions.

[gollygee]

49. Like I posted below

I understand where you're all coming from now. I didn't get that from the original post.

[katinmn]

32. I sure can n/t

[Demit]

20. We know Terri isn't a show. What we're watching is the sideshow

Of a lot of bad actors who have forced themselves onto the stage.

[gollygee]

21. I think I understand where you're all coming from now

Love your username by the way.

[FreedomAngel82]

119. Yep

It's none of my business of a private family affair so I don't bother with that. I'm enjoying the fundies and the republicans scramble around.
That is the show.

[xultar]

84. I'm not talking about Terri's tragedy

I'm talking about the RW implosion. 2 very different things

[Bob3]

4. Newcastle Brown Ale

and some cheese and crackers. And an apple or two.

[wideopen]

12. Bert Grants perfect porter

and some girl scout cookies for me.(the chocolate peanut butter kind)

[nadinbrzezinski]

6. Coffee and lunch....

God this just may be the turning point

[xultar]

23. And some Depends! I don't wanna miss a moment! I won't go potty

:hurts:

[Just Me]

96. Oh, "xultar",...you always make me laugh!!!

I know whatcha' mean!!!

All of a sudden, I'm feeling really glued to this particular political drama unfolding and don't wanna' miss one second of a for real "shit hit fan" moment!!!

I am,...*LOL*,...just plain giddy!! :bounce:

[xultar]

102. I'm glad that I can bring a smile to your day!! Thank You! n/t

[Just Me]

113. Mutual appreciation on this wonderful day.

:hug:

I am so glad your sweet mind and heart, your full compassion and wisdom,...is here. We, together, are witnessing a historical struggle between the strength of human spirit against human evil.

Amazing times.

[CoffeeCat]

8. So, what happens?

They have no recourse.

All of this frenzy seems to be saber rattling.

I'm unclear about Jeb's power or authority to do anything. Maybe someone could explain that. Can he storm the hospice and remove Terri?

[Walt Starr]

9. I'm getting pretty certain that Jeb will go nuclear

He'll send in the troopers with orders to bring her into state custody and they'll be met by sheriffs with orders to keep her in the hospice.

You'll have two armed governmental forces with opposing orders facing off at about midnight tonight.

[rockedthevoteinMA]

17. Walt Starr, you seem to know a lot about the way the law works

and such, are you a lawyer, or law student?

Is this a constitutional crisis?

What happens if what you mention in your post happens? It's completely illegal, right?

(sorry have a very small understanding of all of this)

Thanks for all of your posts! :hi:

[Walt Starr]

24. I'm not an attorney

but my wife is and I used to read her books while she was doing her homework.

It would be extermely illegal for Bush to go in and take her since this is in regards to a case that has been ruled upon multiple times by the courts. This case is not covered under the auspices of the state statute because the courts have determined the outcome of the case. He would be committing multiple felonies if he did it including kidnapping. Nothing short of a presidential pardon could save his ass.

[Tansy_Gold]

34. I don't think there's any worry on Jebbie's part of a pardon

I think he can pretty much count on that, no matter what he does.

So essentially, he has nothing to fear, and people who have nothing to fear can do very weird things that the rest of us, being normal people with normal fears, wouldn't even imagine doing.

The current circus won't end until Terri Schiavo stops breathing. There will always be another rabbit pulled out of someone's hat, another reason to take it to another court, another hope that someone will force the reinsertion of the feeding tube and the show will then continue.

As Yogi said, it ain't over 'til it's over. I remember the 2001 Arizona Diamondbacks, so I'm not popping the champagne until the last out is out.

[FreedomAngel82]

120. Also don't forget

with Jebbie his little brother is ruler of the freeworld. So his little brother can get him out of jail easily. Or his poppy can call in some favors. It's been shown over the last few years these people think they are above the law anyways. If they don't like it they ignore it and try to change it.

[rockedthevoteinMA]

36. Thank you.

Presidential pardon...hmmm, like that wouldn't be hard for him to come by.

[BiggJawn]

77. "Presidental Pardon"...Shouldn't be too hard to come by...

I hope that asshole gets some (more) bad advice and DOES try something!

[karlrschneider]

90. Clearly you're right in principle, but who would Arrest him?

That would be an interesting problem...
:eyes:

[Just Me]

18. He and his circle have finally backed themselves in a corner!!!!

And I am gonna celebrate that!!! Plus, God help her, Terri may finally get to go home and will no longer be subjected to all this malignant manipulation of her circumstances.

[xultar]

19. In what way? I'd like to enjoy your thinking in DETAILS! n/t

[Walt Starr]

26. He's goiong to send in the troopers after midnight tonight to take her

and place her into state custody.

He's been completely backed into a corner by his own grandstanding and the entire future of the Republican Party's power base depends upon his acting, regardless of how illegal that move is.

[buzzard]

85. I bet you he doesn't do that, although I could see an intervention by the

fundies rescuing her in the middle of the night.

[xultar]

86. Yup that is the nuclear action..n/t

[steve2470]

132. you were right, wtg nt

[LondonReign2]

27. You really think so Walt?

Hey, I'm all for cheering the Moran Brothers on to more stupidity, but would he really go so far as pitting two armed forces against each other here? If so, they are even dumber than I thought.

[Walt Starr]

30. Absolutely, he's backed himself into a major corner

and the entire future of Republican Party is dependent upon him making a move since he claimed to have authority to do so in the press conference yesterday.

[Goldmund]

40. They've gotten away with a whole bunch of things before

-- and I don't mean things like starting illegal wars. I mean unfulfilled promises to their base -- immigration reform, dragging their feet on banning abortion, flip-flopping on a million things. What makes you think their fundie base wouldn't forgive them this one? They'll make up some lame "we did all we could, now it's time to reform the way the judiciary works so they can't stop us in the future" crap and the fundies will buy it hook, line and sinker.

[Walt Starr]

55. The fundie base has been whipped into a froth on this case for seven years

Bob Schindler went to the radical clerics hat in hand to get their help to make his son-in-law's life miserable because the money from the settlement was going to be used for treatment and treatment alone.

The Radical Clerics whipped their followers into a froth and have been pounding away at it for seven years now. They cried havoc and let slip the dogs of war seven years agoi, and there is no way whatsoever to reign in all of that hatred now.

[Goldmund]

56. You may be right

We shall see -- if you are right, then you're basically implying that the Bushies were close to 100% certain that at least one step in the court process would go their way. And that's by no means a bad assumption.

[Walt Starr]

57. Check out how much a froth we are beginning to see there

[Goldmund]

61. Damn is that a pair of pliers implanted in his neck????

[FreedomAngel82]

121. It's so sad

how they have to scream to get their point across or call names. When someone calls me a name (whether it be an idiot or some curse word) I'm through with them. I'd just walk away and let them have their little fantasy.

[OrlandoGator]

131. Just point of info...the guy screaming in that pic is pro-Michael.

He's yelling at a fundie.

[LondonReign2]

28. Delete - dup

[Blue_In_AK]

46. I hope so, Walt Starr. That would be fabulous to watch. n/t

[ultraist]

58. Me too! I'd love to see Jebbie go postal! LMAO!!!

82% of ALL Americans believe that Pres Bush and Congress should NOT have intervened.

The Bush boys are going down!

[Viking12]

65. Correction, that would be "Nukuler"

:bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

[xultar]

104. BUhwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! n/t

[Chichiri]

73. I seem to have missed something

Has Jebbie (or someone else) actually declared their intent to act at midnight tonight?

[Snivi Yllom]

92. doubting it. I will be shocked if there is any police/intervention'rescue'

dont think it will happen

[Just Me]

98. If THAT actually happens, OMG, I would be ROTFLMAO all weekend!

I must share an observation. I am at home watching CNN,...and now I know, through and through, that CNN is playing into all this. They announced that Aaron would examine "Whether the Courts Have Gone Too Far!!!!" They are guilty of a conspiracy to commit treason IMHO by implying that the courts rather than the government or the religious radicals have gone too far!!!!

[northamericancitizen]

101. I can't believe that. This is insane. nt

[FreedomAngel82]

122. And then watch

the fundies freak and Jeb will try to blame someone on it.

[cookiebird]

107. State Troopers....h'mmm

I teach at Kent State University and have been here for 20+ years.
"We" know something about calling in the Guard to quell a civil disturbance...in all seriousness, I hope Jeb doesn't do anything stupid because it's pretty amazing how quickly that kind of business gets out of control.

[Bonhomme Richard]

10. LOL, I was over at a fishing forum and......................

they are going nuts over what the repugs are doing. They think that the republican congress is totally out of control.
This has gone way beyond what I initially thought.

[xultar]

22. Buhwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! n/t

[LondonReign2]

35. Isn't it bizarre

that after all the truly immoral, unethical, Constitution-stompin' acts this misadministration performed, *THIS* is what gets people riled up??

[Goldmund]

44. It's mind-boggling.

[Renew Deal]

48. Nothing is more personal than decisions about your family

and your life. This is why it affects people so strongly. People don't want the gov't in theor lives as it is.

[oldlady]

13. yop!

cnn poll-- *resident approval ratings drops 7 points in last month-- uh, huh, that's almost 2 points a week... about .25 points a day? ooohhhh yeah

[AnnInLa]

15. What does it mean that Whittemore granted a hearing

at 6:00 p.m. EST this evening? Someone explain please....can he undo everything? (I haven't been watching TV)

[Walt Starr]

42. It's an appeal of the decision not to allow DCF take custody

It's not going anywhere.

[oldlady]

25. ya, know

Michael Jackson could show up in court today in a sequined thong with a photo of macauley caulkin on the front and we'd hear none of it-- what a circus, when even the sideshow leaves the midway!

[Hand]

52. True... and sadly enough...

A dreadfully screwed-up Native kid committing mass murder in a rural reservation school... Page 2 under the fold; and scant mention by the vile likes of Leslie Blitzer.

Bread and circuses... bread and circuses... the country is destroying itself with its own entertainment while the powerful go a-whoring with their own devices.

:cry:

[FreedomAngel82]

123. Also don't forget

That 87 military were killed in one day earlier this week too and nothing about it in MSM. Just Terri Schavio. No wonder people are freaking out.

[countryjake]

29. Presidential approval rating now officially below 40%.

"Bbbuutt it takes work....hard work!"

[katinmn]

37. Yea-Haw!!!!

:beer:

That calls for a toast.

[ultraist]

66. Bush's approval rating is BELOW 40%?

Do you have a link?

I so hope that's true. Geez, did even Nixon drop that low?

[countryjake]

79. Heard it on Judy Woodruff's show just a bit ago...

but I don't know if it was an official poll report or pundit opinion. He did say this doesn't bode well for the administration.

[countryjake]

129. Here's the link...it was Bill Schneider who said it...

JUDY WOODRUFF'S INSIDE POLITICS
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0503/24/ip.01.html


~snip~

WILLIAM SCHNEIDER, CNN SR. POLITICAL ANALYST (voice-over): President Bush's job rating over the weekend, before he and Congress acted in the Terri Schiavo case, 52 percent. President Bush's job rating in a poll taken this week, after the bill to turn the case over to the federal courts was passed into law, 45 percent. A CBS News poll shows a similar decline in the president's ratings from 49 percent last month to 43 percent now.

Are we seeing evidence of political backlash from the Schiavo case? We have to be careful. Gas prices are up. And so are negative views about the economy. Just in the past two weeks, the number of Americans who say the economy is getting worse has jumped nine points to nearly 60 percent. But there are also reasons to suspect a Schiavo backlash. Congress has been in the spotlight on the Schiavo case, and approval of Congress has been dropping as well, down seven points since last month.

Public opinion about the Schiavo case is very one-sided. Particularly on this question: Should Congress and the president be involved in deciding what happens to Terri Schiavo? Only 13 percent of Americans say yes. An overwhelming 82 percent say no, including large majorities of conservatives, Republicans, church-goers and even two-thirds of white evangelicals. The public does not want a case like this contaminated by politics.

Among the minority of Americans who believe Congress and the president should be involved in the Schiavo case, Bush's job approval is 67 percent. The president's approval drops to less than 40 percent among the huge majority who think politicians should stay out of it. Which may explain why the president is sounding more cautious.

~~


So I was wrong; presidential approval rating is less than 40% when asked of the 82% who think the prez & Congress should butt out of the Schiavo matter. But hey, nuttin' wrong with that 43% from the CBS poll.

For sure Nixon went way down, I think he was in the low twenties in '74. Heh heh, he was down in the negatives for the majority of us who wanted to throw that bum out!

[Me.]

31. I Had No Idea It Would Turn Out Like This A Week Ago

I thought that just like every other time, people would fall all over themselves to get in lock step behind the thugs. Now, hope is dawning and I think I'll get a cup of something and bask in it for a while.

I too can feel compassion for Terri and at the same time appreciate the fact that the finger may just have been removed from the dyke.

As for the parents, I can't help feeling they have been deluding themselves for over a decade and I can't help but wonder what the real motivation behind this situation is. I also, resent the hell out of the way they've been using our courts and trying to twist the separation of power to suit their own ends. When does no finally become no? Their daughter has been receiving the best of care. She hasn't ever had a bed sore which speaks to the level of that care and, for them and their supporters (as Pat Robertson just did) to accuse the husband of murder is unconscionable. Further, I wonder why the tapes we're seeing are four years old? Why don't they show one from a month ago?

edited for corrections

[FreedomAngel82]

124. Or better yet

Why doesn't some news channel take a video camera crew and get permission to go in and video tape her to prove their case? Because they have none.

[seemslikeadream]

33. TANKS I WANT TO SEE TANKS!!!!!

[Tansy_Gold]

39. be careful what you wish for. . . . .

n/t

[countryjake]

51. Seriously, the husband & a few judges will need protection...

if this "passion" plays out!

[rockedthevoteinMA]

41. Oh man seemslikeadream

:scared: Do you think they will use this to implement martial law? :tinfoilhat:

[seemslikeadream]

59. I just want Jeb to have the courage of his convictions

:hi:

[LondonReign2]

43. Damn Right!

Jebbie must absolutely call out the tanks, or Jeebus will call down his wrath on FLA.

That would so rock.

[seemslikeadream]

50. Jeb must do everything in his power to save Terri

EVERYTHING

Your move Jeb

[crispini]

45. God, no, do you realize what you're calling for, all of you?

Jeb cracks and sends in the National Guard or whoever.

The 80% of the American people who think our government is full of shit get it rubbed in their face.

Holy crap, what will happen next? Civil unrest? Riots? Martial law? Is that really what we think will happen and/or want?

[countryjake]

54. What's next? Throw the Bum Out!

[crispini]

62. A real, honest-to-god revolution

would be a scary and frightening thing.

[mtnester]

94. Revolution can be a good thing

The two enemies of the people are criminals and government, so let us tie the second down with the chains of the constitution so the second will not become the legalized version of the first.-Thomas Jefferson

Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable. -John F Kennedy

[grumpy old fart]

63. Cue up the impeachment....and then Jeb cops an insanity plea.....

[crispini]

69. Now THAT would be fine.

But on what grounds? I don't see grounds for impeachment in any of this....

[grumpy old fart]

80. Not yet....but if he violates court orders tonight by taking steps....

to physically take custody of Terri....

[crispini]

70. delete

dupe

[LondonReign2]

64. Yes, civil unrest, riots, etc

Mostly we jest, but that is where the Moran Brothers are taking us. I swear, nothing else seems likely to get this apathetic country off its collective asses and stop our quick slide into Fascism.

[Tansy_Gold]

72. I for one am not "calling" for it, but I do think it's a very real

possibility.

If I had my druthers, the courts would all find in favor of Michael Schiavo, the judges would publicly denounce the RW fruitloops for their hypocrisy and callousness, the moderate GOOPers would wake up and demand THEIR party back, the congressional wingnuts like DeLay and Hastert and Bunning and Frist and Santimoniousum would be hauled out in cuffs prior to formal impeachment, the two boooshies in power would resign in disgrace and apologise to the world thus paving the way for an interim government headed by Al Gore Jr, John Kerry, and John Edwards (with maybe a minor token role for Lieberman), followed by verifiable paper ballot elections for all 435 seats in congress, all 100 senators (since all 100 seats would have been up for election at least once between 2000, 2002, and 2004), and president/VP by 01 May 2005.

That's *my* perfect world. It ain't gonna happen.

I don't want the tanks to come out. I don't want Jeb to call out the FLNG to storm the hospice and "rescue" Terri Schiavo.

But I also understand that sometimes the only way out of a crisis is to bring it to a head. Sometimes you have to call the bullies' bluff, rather like Kennedy and Khrushchev over Cuba in 1962. The Cuban Missile Crisis didn't end the cold war, however, all it did was keep it from escalating into a nuclear hot war. The cold war, and the nuclear threats, lasted almost another 30 years.

I don't know what will end the current red v blue confrontation in the US. It might take a shooting war. I hope not, but I'm not ruling it out.

[crispini]

74. Guh.

:scared:

But over TERRI SCHIAVO? I mean, 80% of the populace thinks that Congress was WRONG?

This is all getting weird.....

[Tansy_Gold]

76. Like everything else that starts "wars," Terri Schiavo, poor thing,

is merely a symbol. The issues built up around her -- "right to life" for instance -- are far bigger. She's merely the focal point, but the issues are larger and more amorphous, but once they have a "face," they're real.

Wasn't it John Kennedy who said he wanted to document the Cuban Missile Crisis because there was so much confusion about the causes for WW1, and if we got into a war over Cuba, he wanted people to know why?

The fundies really do want a revolution. Can "Remember Terri!" rally the troops the way "Remember the Alamo!" or "Remember the Maine!" did in the past? :shrug: I don't know. But I'm keeping an open mind. . . . . and spending way too much time on DU! ;-)

[crispini]

81. The fundies really do want to remake the world,

I'll agree with you on that. They are so frustrated with their inability to turn the clock back to 1950 they want to pop. But I guess my point is, MOST of the population agrees with US. Now that the mask is beginning to tear, and more and more people are realizing that Shrub and his lil brudda are pandering to the RW base who elected them and not serving us, the American people, is that really a cause for a revolution? I mean, do WE want a revolution? Hmmmmmmm....

[Tansy_Gold]

97. No, crispini, "WE" don't want a revolution.

"WE" know how ugly it would be, because "WE" are sensible people.

But I'm not sure that the lunatics on the far right fringe can be stopped by anything short of a revolution -- or at least some kind of cataclysm. The shootings at Kent State really were a wake-up call in 1970 and may have been the pivot on which public opinion about the Vietnam War turned. And if we look back even to 2001, as other posters have pointed out, booosh's popularity was tanking that summer, but a catastrophic event turned it around and the booshies were able to milk 9/11 right through 2004. (Had the country been overwhelmingly opposed to booooosh last November, not even Diebold could have handed him the election; 9/11 and other rightwing issues kept it within stealing distance.)

Inertia is a powerful thing. People don't change unless and until they're given a powerful reason to do so. I think there's a good possibility that the true nature of the far right won't be made real to the moderates without a violent action on the part of JEB. I think there's a good possibility that, given the distance to the next election cycle, a failure on Jeb's part to take heroic measures can and will be rationalized so that the boooshies and the neocons don't suffer. Indeed, if Jeb is unable to rescue Terri and she dies, she becomes a martyr to the cause and there is all the more reason to fulminate against those librul activist judges.

Furthermore, absent any radical wrong-doing on the part of the fundies, the dems have little ammunition. If Terri dies, in essence there's no harm, no foul from the fundie interventions, hence no benefit to the Dems. The benefit from gaining a martyr -- the book deals and the tv movie that the Schindlers will authorize being part of that -- will only accrue to the fundies.

**IF** the 82% who disapprove of this were going to the polls tomorrow, it might make a difference, but they aren't. And this is only one issue -- Terri may die, after all, but at least them evil gays can't git married! -- among many supported by the right. The boooshies will have time to regroup, and they'll have the addition of a very public martyr in Terri and her aggrieved (and living!) parents.

So again, no, I don't want a violent confrontation, and I'm sure most of us on this side of the political spectrum don't want it, but I have a feeling it may be the only way to stop the slide into serious Naziesque fascism.

[crispini]

100. Yep, and I bet ten cents that is why

Jeb's not going to do anything. The fundie base will have forgotten all about this by 06 and certainly by 08.

[Squatch]

78. Those aren't tanks.

They're M-109A6 Paladin Howitzers (155mm SP)

[seemslikeadream]

82. Ooops! Thanks Squatch

That's what I know :7

Howitzers I want to see Howitzers!!!

[crispini]

83. Huh, they're not?

Shows what I know. Look like tanks to me! :7

[Catherine Vincent]

53. The repukes are acting as crazy as the family of Elian Gonzalez.

[janx]

60. I have my CHEX Mix and raspberry iced tea--right here!

[RevCheesehead]

67. So, can't someone in FL start a recall of Jebbie?

Is that permissible in their state constitution?

They're on the defense - it seems to me that would be the optimal time to attack.

And once you get one, the others may begin to fall like dominoes.

[janx]

75. I have no idea!

[crispini]

71. Now THAT I like. nt

[xultar]

105. I have Chex mix too. Just got in from Tallahasse. Now I'm on my bed

With the puppies the 'puter and chex mix to! Buhwaaaaaaa!
Great minds think a like!

[janx]

110. Really? What were you doing in Tallahasse?

?

[xultar]

130. In Tallahasee for work. Bleh....There is an idiot down by the capital

with Jesus Freak signs all over his truck.

[janx]

68. I highly recommend Celestial Seasonings' Cool Brew Raspberry

iced tea. Good stuff!

[cookiebird]

108. Red Zinger!

Works well as a refrigerator tea, too.

[janx]

115. That was my very first Celestial tea, back in the 70s.

I did not know that it worked in the fridge though. I'll try it!

[nonconformist]

87. I feel like I'm in a parallel universe

We've waited so long for this, so long. *wipes tear*

[moobu2]

88. Dont you just love this photo of Jeb Bush

[Lorien]

93. Bwahahahaha!

Yep, that's my Gubbernator! 100% pure Bushie*.

"I'm gonna hold my breath 'til they put the feeding tube back into that woman's empty shell"!

Yes, please do.

[Just Me]

99. OMG *LOL*,...they ALL have that same spoiled Bush brat expression.

Don't they?!?!

That one really makes my tummy hurt with laughter: what a spoiled freakin' bully brat.

[xultar]

103. Fuckin GORILLA! n/t

[WillyT]

89. May I Ask...

What are you guys watching???

:shrug:

[nonconformist]

91. Karma?

Seriously, I dunno, my TV is off. Just following events on DU for now.

[Snotcicles]

95. When given enough rope. n/t

[liberal43110]

109. it's pathetic...

it would almost be funny, except it's tragic.

[TexasSissy]

112. Schiavo? It's not over yet. The poor woman has miles to go

before she will be allowed to sleep.:(

[Lisabtrucking]

114. This form is at FreeRepublic.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/browse

[FreedomAngel82]

125. Can you post some here?

I don't wanna go over there. Ew.

[janx]

116. So many new characters are coming out of the woodwork

to make a buck, promote a book, or whatever! It's incredible. I'm having a tough time keeping track of them all. Are you?

[Lisabtrucking]

118. this is at freerepublic and they are making a joke out of it.

OK DU...Pull up a chair, get the snacks and the drinks of your choice.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/1370040/posts

To: backhoe
Thanks, backhoe and thanks Mods.

I've been sweating out a suspension but, I felt it just had to be seen if even for just a few moments before being yanked.
37 posted on 03/24/2005 2:32:16 PM PST by freedomson

[Berserker]

126. HI freerepublic

You all are a bunch of bush Apologizing, Ass kissing, Suck Ass Bastards. Fuck you all and the chad you rode in on. You all make me want to puke and REPUKE.

[Goldmund]

127. Of course, in their primitive minds...

...this is automatically tranlsated to "pull up a chair and watch the bitch die!"

[janx]

128. It's not our fault if we're enjoying all of the crazies trying to

make a buck, promote a book, proseletyze, get elected, etc., etc., etc., all at Terri Schiavo's expense.

I've never seen so many charlatans on television in a single night! ;-)