OT - Delay, Delay
 

On Wed, 06 Apr 2005 16:54:27 -0400, Cliff wrote:

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Political Groups Paid Two Relatives of House Leader

By PHILIP SHENON, The New York Times

WASHINGTON, April 5 - The wife and daughter of Tom DeLay, the House
majority leader, have been paid more than $500,000 since 2001 by Mr.
DeLay's political action and campaign committees, .......
]

Gunner's heros ........ does he have a rich uncle too?

Cliffy is just upset because DeLay has a job, and cliffy doesn't :)

Steve Mackay wrote in
:

Cliffy is just upset because DeLay has a job, and cliffy doesn't :)

Well it's sure not because Sandy Berger was convicted of stealing secure
documents from the archives and shredding them. That's O.K.

--

Dan

"D Murphy" wrote in message
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Steve Mackay wrote in
:

Cliffy is just upset because DeLay has a job, and cliffy doesn't :)

Well it's sure not because Sandy Berger was convicted of stealing secure
documents from the archives and shredding them. That's O.K.



Dan,
Berger got caught and is paying the price. A guilty plea to a felony is
nothing to sniff at. What makes you think Cliff is upset? :)
OTOH:

One day after a Gallup poll revealed that George W. Bush's approval ratings
had dropped to the lowest level of any president since World War II at this
point in his second term, a new USA Today/CNN poll brings more bad news for
the White House.

USA Today notes, "By 55%-40%, respondents say Republicans, traditionally the
party of limited government, are 'trying to use the federal government to
interfere with the private lives of most Americans' on moral values."

Also: "By more than 2-to-1, 39%-18%, Americans say the 'religious right' has
too much influence in the Bush administration," according to the daily.

Other nuggets buried amid the data include the fact that Bush's approval
rating for handling the economy hit a new low, 41 percent. That's down nine
points in just two months. Bush's approval rating on Social Security
cratered to 35 percent. What's more, how people feel about Bush personally
hit a new low: Fifty-four percent say they view him favorably.

And for the first time in the USA Today/CNN poll, a solid 50 percent of
Americans think "the Bush administration deliberately misled the American
public about whether Iraq has weapons of mass destruction."

None of this should be a surprise as Bush's numbers were a little weak
before he became "the WAR President".
In any event, I doubt that a fate exists that is severe enough to please
Cliff when it comes to W.

--
John R. Carroll
Machining Solution Software, Inc.
Los Angeles San Francisco
www.machiningsolution.com

On Sat, 09 Apr 2005 09:22:10 GMT, Gunner
wrote:

On 8 Apr 2005 16:38:37 GMT, D Murphy wrote:

Cliff wrote in news:1e5c519vqt0887ekfbhutu64cqucu0p856@
4ax.com:

There was a lot of that in the Clinton Administration.

More Monica envy sheesh.

"Falling on the sword" would have been the funnier bit to quote.


Its a damned shame that Cliff didn't die in jail.

He'll never get over his crush on Monica.
--
Cliff