Hello, I am raising money for the sight and hearing-impaired (SPAM deleted).
Blind and deaf welfare queens should stop wasteing our hard-earned money, mooching with socialist programs, the bums. We should not reward people for staring at the sun or listening to loud rap music until their ears fall off. Personal responsibility.
What is your opinion of school vouchers?
MORE socialist money - now listen, taxes are brutal, vicious, evil, atrocious theft and cannot be justified, least of all to teach things to people who will end up at burger king anyway. When you have stupid people who think they are smart, you get democrats. Better to have stupid people who know they are stupid. Maybe parents would get off their lazy butts if they had to pay for their kids education. Voucers are just another fancy name for HANDOUTS.
Oil prices are high - does this have any connection to the record profits the oil industry is making?
Bush HIMSELF said, on the David Letterman show, that it is the ARABS who are to blame for oil prices. And not OPEC - if he meant OPEC, he would say OPEC - clearly it is the arabs who are to blame. In fact, arabs are to blame for almost all of Americas problems, but now I guess I am getting "politically incorrect".
Reader response:
Our question: What do you think of so-called republican John McCain?
"Forget gun control, it's time for mccain control. The man destroyed more US planes than he did enemy planes. Maybe we could trade him for some of our MIAs." DD
DirtyDoc (lowera@gunrights.net)
"Don't blame McCain, he clearly took too many blows to the head while he was in Vietnam. The blame rests squarely on the shoulders of Arizona voters who elected such an imbecile in light of his severe cranial injuries. "
Boru
"What a scumbag. Wish the commies had kept him."
by ampat Liberal media predicted the 8 years of Clinton recession and depression that we have had to suffer through:
"The Clinton plan was designed to punish success through this witch's brew of
taxes and mandates, which is poison for the economy."
-- The Wall Street Journal
"This administration gave up on deficit reduction even before it started. Its 'plan'
consists almost entirely of tax hikes. It would certainly be an upset of historic
proportions if higher taxes actually led to lower deficits."
-- The liberal Wall Street Journal >
"The income tax rate hike aimed at the nation's most productive citizens will
damage investment, reduce national savings, slow business and job creation
and most importantly, fail to add a penny of revenue to the federal treasury."
-- William F. Buckley's socialist Natioonal Review Freedom America award awarded to Jack Thompson.
Jack Thompson, a true American patriot, was instrumental in giving us the vital information on Attorney General Janet Reno in the Aug. 27 NewsMax story "Is This Woman Nuts?", in which it was reveiled that Attorney General Janet Reno suffers from "Parkinson's dementia," causing her to, among other things, try to play "When The Saints Go Marching In" on a Caribbean steel drum in her office and playing with a pitchfork. He also proved that Reno is taking the mind-altering drug Sinemet to control her Parkinson's-related tremors. "This drug is known to induce paranoia, hallucinations, depression and a generally unstable mental status," and, though he forgot to mention, lesbianism.
Thompson is a Miami lawyer whose greatest claim to fame is leading the crusade that eventually got rapper Luther Campbell convicted of obscenity for his 2 Live Crew album "As Nasty As They Wanna Be."
His all-consuming crusade, however, is muckraking the truth about Janet Reno.
His quest began in 1988 when Thompson was the GOP challenger to Reno for the district attorney's job in Dade County. Thompson's unique campaign message was that Reno was unfit for the job because, as a closeted lesbian with a drinking problem, she was great candidate for blackmail by the criminal element.
Unfortunatly, Jack forgot to explain why this remained a threat even after he exposed her secret, and Reno won at the polls.
At a public debate during this campaign, Thompson presented Reno with a form demanding she fill it out. It read: "I, Janet Reno, am a 1) Homosexual; 2) Bisexual; 3) Heterosexual." Reno was expected to check an appropriate answer, but like the bulldyke she is, she did not. The form went on to say, "If you don't respond by such a date, then you will be deemed to have checked one of the first two boxes." Our personal theory is that she is both A and B.
Thompson struggled on, even when a Miami DJ obtained a restraining order against Thompson due to "harassment".
Over the years, Thompson has exposed Reno by proving that blackmail explains her every move. In Dade County, blackmail was behind her handling of child molestation cases. As a member of the Clinton cabinet, blackmail explained Reno's decisions, especially her refusal to appoint an independent counsel to probe campaign finance.
Thompson's findings eventually hit the mainstream in August through the mouth of Ohio congressman James Traficant, as reported in NewsMax. However, Thompson was never given the credit he truly deserved.
Blackmail is a subject of expert study for Thompson: in Thompson's writings for NewsMax, where he became its "Man in Miami" during the Elian Gonzalez saga, he pointed out that Kendall Coffey, a lawyer for Elian's Miami relatives, was unfit for the job not only because of past ties to Reno, but because of a certain little incident involving a stripper.
"You are the man who had to resign as U.S. Attorney because you allegedly bit an exotic dancer, drawing blood, in a notorious striptease establishment called the Lipstik Lounge. It was alleged that in a panic you had a relative sprint back to the Lipstik Lounge and buy the receipt for the champagne you bought for yourself and 'Tiffany' to conceal your presence there. So I will grant you that you do bring to the present case an understanding of the various ways to hide evidence."
Then, speaking as "a lawyer familiar with the ethical mandates of our mutual profession," Thompson courageously demanded to meet with the relatives, or else: "I am scheduled to appear today on a national television program to discuss all of the above. Therefore, I would suggest you arrange my meeting with them so that your withholding crucial information from them not be continuing at the time of the broadcast."
Thompson is too conservative even for the politically-correct liberalmedia Free Republic, and he had to threaten to sue them all to make them leave him alone.
