Raise Your Hand If You Got A Call From George W.Bush Today
Boron Elgar
appreciated Dubya taking time out from his busy war to give me a
ringy-dingy.
The best call, though, was in an anonymous female voice, telling me to
vote for change, vote to end corruption, vote to stop out of control
government spending - Vote Republican!
All my calls for urging me to vote for the GOP.
Oh-oh-oh...I got to hear Karl Rove interviewed on Sean Hannity's radio
show tonight. I realized I had never heard him speak before. He was
complaining about all the polling irregularities against voters in GOP
strongholds. Hannity then menioned that Ford in Tennessee was also
complaining about problems and that everyone was entitled to vote on
both sides, to which Rove replied that Ford's complaints were "thin
gruel," and nothing like what was being perpetrated upon the GOP.
I am having fun today. Imagine a day in which Dubya calls and then I
hear Sean Hannity speak in a conciliatory way. Wonder of Wonders
Miracle of Miracles!
Boron
Lisa Ann
news:b952l2p1l1h0qrpgl...@4ax.com...
>I had a pant load of calls on my answering machine today. I truly
> appreciated Dubya taking time out from his busy war to give me a
> ringy-dingy.
Wow, I'm hurt, W didn't call here...and my folks are *dedicated*
Republicans!
John McCain called, though. Apparently the GOP knows that a liberal is
harbored here as well, so we got the second string.
Lisa Ann
Anny Middon
> appreciated Dubya taking time out from his busy war to give me a
> ringy-dingy.
>
on Caller ID so maybe he tried.
Laura called me yesterday, though. I don't know what she had to say -- I
hung up on er.
Anny
Jeannie
Bill Clinton called me the other day. We're in California so I guess
he figured it was a safe bet.
I hung up on him before he had a chance to ask me what I was wearing.
Jeannie
Opus the Penguin
Wow, you're pretty quick!
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Boring. Friday or Saturday I was at a friend's house when he got a call
from Clint Eastwood.
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Estron
>Boring. Friday or Saturday I was at a friend's house when he got a call
>from Clint Eastwood.
The best I could manage was Newt Gingrich. At least, I think it was the
former House speaker; I hit the 'erase" button immediately after hearing
"Newt Ging--"
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Leo G Simonetta
<boron...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I had a pant load of calls on my answering machine today. I truly
> appreciated Dubya taking time out from his busy war to give me a
> ringy-dingy.
Here in Maryland it was the nightly (though of course not last
night) robo-calls posing as surveys for the Republican Senate
Candidate from Common Sense Maryland which is funded from Ohio
(as best I can recall). These are the ones that refer to stem
cell research as "Medical experimentation on unborn babies."
No political ads on TV this AM I almost cried for joy.
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ra...@westnet.poe.com
> "Boron Elgar" <boron...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:b952l2p1l1h0qrpgl...@4ax.com...
> >I had a pant load of calls on my answering machine today. I truly
> > appreciated Dubya taking time out from his busy war to give me a
> > ringy-dingy.
> Wow, I'm hurt, W didn't call here...and my folks are *dedicated*
> Republicans!
Yep, me neither, only the dems called... But then the dems outspent the Rs
by a huge margin in my district.
John
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Boron Elgar
<lsimo...@newsguy.com> wrote:
>On Tue, 07 Nov 2006 18:38:03 -0500, Boron Elgar
><boron...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I had a pant load of calls on my answering machine today. I truly
>> appreciated Dubya taking time out from his busy war to give me a
>> ringy-dingy.
>
>Here in Maryland it was the nightly (though of course not last
>night) robo-calls posing as surveys for the Republican Senate
>Candidate from Common Sense Maryland which is funded from Ohio
>(as best I can recall). These are the ones that refer to stem
>cell research as "Medical experimentation on unborn babies."
This is priceless. I need a new T-shirt and this will be great for it.
>
>No political ads on TV this AM I almost cried for joy.
Not I can watch live and not Tivo everything.
Boron
M C Hamster
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I don't listen to him *every* day, but I see there are only 17 minutes
before Rush Goes On The Air. Ahhh, sweet.
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M C Hamster
<davo...@speaknospameasy.net> wrote:
In case some of you missed Rush's first 45 minutes, here are the key
points:
1. Republicans, unlike the Democrats when they lose elections, will
not whine about losing and make excuses, but will look themselves
straight in the eye and recognize their mistakes.
2. Republicans lost because all the positive news around these days
was reported by the media as gloom and doom by the media, and now that
the Democrats are in power everything will now suddenly be reported by
the media as happiness and light.
3. The Republicans lost because they weren't radical enough, and
because too many were running as Rockefeller Repubicans.
And that's just the first 45 minutes. Unfortunately, I will now need
to switch to watching the President. But I think I get his basic
drift.
groo
Hopefully, she's wearing a blue dress.
Greg Goss
>1. Republicans, unlike the Democrats when they lose elections, will
>not whine about losing and make excuses, but will look themselves
>straight in the eye and recognize their mistakes.
>
>2. Republicans lost because all the positive news around these days
>was reported by the media as gloom and doom by the media, and now that
>the Democrats are in power everything will now suddenly be reported by
>the media as happiness and light.
Right. No excuses, no whining. Just looking themselves in the eye.
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Peter Ward
The other one was doing the looking, of course.
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Dr H
On Wed, 8 Nov 2006, ra...@westnet.poe.com expostulated:
}Lisa Ann <lisa...@stalnaker.com> wrote:
}> "Boron Elgar" <boron...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
}> news:b952l2p1l1h0qrpgl...@4ax.com...
}> >I had a pant load of calls on my answering machine today. I truly
}> > appreciated Dubya taking time out from his busy war to give me a
}> > ringy-dingy.
}
}> Wow, I'm hurt, W didn't call here...and my folks are *dedicated*
}> Republicans!
}
}Yep, me neither, only the dems called... But then the dems outspent the Rs
}by a huge margin in my district.
Neither the dems or reps contact me much; mostly just anarchists.
And they mostly just tie a note around a rock.
;-)
Dr H