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On Aug 27, 10:05 am, theBZA <dewey3kNOS....DeleteThis@gmail.com> wrote:
> bmo....DeleteThis@nyx.net wrote in news:497e5600-4626-45cb-aa94-1139c10598a0
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> > Isn't it pretty obvious that he meant 47 but misspoke? A bonehead move
> > for sure but only an idiot would suggest that Obama really doesn't
> > know how many states there are.
>
> "only an idiot" - you got that right. But he won't get it.

Yeah, I know.
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On Aug 27, 1:28 pm, That80sGuy <cl....DeleteThis@griswold.com> wrote:
> In messagenews:Xns9B079F0EBFB79dewey3kNOSPAMgmailco@130.133.1.4, theBZA
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> <dewey3kNOS....DeleteThis@gmail.com> done wrote:
> > That80sGuy <cl....DeleteThis@griswold.com> wrote in
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> >> In messagenews:Xns9B07879F45F55dewey3kNOSPAMgmailco@130.133.1.4,
> >> theBZA <dewey3kNOS....DeleteThis@gmail.com> done wrote:
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> >>> McCain hasn't even bothered to show
> >>> up for work for almost 5 full months now.
>
> >> If only the other 99 Senators would take his lead the country would be
> >> far better off.
>
> > No doubt. Then we could be just like Zimbabwe.
>
> What has the Senate recently done that warrants its continuing existence?  

Regardless, I prefer that we still have a democracy.

> It has not ended the war.
> It has not cut taxes.
> It has not cut government spending.
> It has not secured our borders.
> It has not approved domestic energy exploration.
> It has not repealed the PATRIOT Act.
> It has not abolished the Federal Reserve and restored sound money.
>
> What HAS happened on Capitol Hill?  Baseball hearings.
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On Aug 27, 1:57 pm, That80sGuy <cl... RemoveThis @griswold.com> wrote:
> In messagenews:5a86933c-7c60-4ef2-9925-a742bdf10a1d@v13g2000pro.googlegroups.com,
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> bmo... RemoveThis @nyx.net done wrote:
> > On Aug 27, 1:28 pm, That80sGuy <cl... RemoveThis @griswold.com> wrote:
> >> In messagenews:Xns9B079F0EBFB79dewey3kNOSPAMgmailco@130.133.1.4,
> >> theBZA
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> >> <dewey3kNOS... RemoveThis @gmail.com> done wrote:
> >> > That80sGuy <cl... RemoveThis @griswold.com> wrote in
> >> >news:Xns9B078A33398A3That80sGuy@198.186.190.61:
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> >> >> In messagenews:Xns9B07879F45F55dewey3kNOSPAMgmailco@130.133.1.4,
> >> >> theBZA <dewey3kNOS... RemoveThis @gmail.com> done wrote:
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> >> >>> McCain hasn't even bothered to show
> >> >>> up for work for almost 5 full months now.
>
> >> >> If only the other 99 Senators would take his lead the country would
> >> >> be far better off.
>
> >> > No doubt. Then we could be just like Zimbabwe.
>
> >> What has the Senate recently done that warrants its continuing
> >> existence?
> >   
>
> > Regardless, I prefer that we still have a democracy.
>
> No we don't.  We have a constitutional republic.  Come back when you've
> completed Fourth Grade History.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy

"Democracy is a system of government by which political sovereignty is
retained by the people and exercised directly by citizens. In modern
times it has also been used to refer to a constitutional republic
where the people have a voice through their elected representatives."

But obviously you're a loudmouth with more interest in being a jackass
than having a real discussion. Whatever.
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On Aug 27, 2:35 pm, That80sGuy <cl... DeleteThis @griswold.com> wrote:
> In messagenews:97292f7c-0bf3-44c8-94f6-7f7cf82b6aab@s9g2000prg.googlegroups.com,
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> bmo... DeleteThis @nyx.net done wrote:
> > On Aug 27, 1:57 pm, That80sGuy <cl... DeleteThis @griswold.com> wrote:
> >> In
> >> messagenews:5a86933c-7c60-4ef2-9925-a742bdf10a1d@v13g2000pro.googlegro
> > ups.com,
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> >> bmo... DeleteThis @nyx.net done wrote:
> >> > On Aug 27, 1:28 pm, That80sGuy <cl... DeleteThis @griswold.com> wrote:
> >> >> In messagenews:Xns9B079F0EBFB79dewey3kNOSPAMgmailco@130.133.1.4,
> >> >> theBZA
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> >> >> <dewey3kNOS... DeleteThis @gmail.com> done wrote:
> >> >> > That80sGuy <cl... DeleteThis @griswold.com> wrote in
> >> >> >news:Xns9B078A33398A3That80sGuy@198.186.190.61:
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> >> >> >> In messagenews:Xns9B07879F45F55dewey3kNOSPAMgmailco@130.133.1.4,
> >> >> >> theBZA <dewey3kNOS... DeleteThis @gmail.com> done wrote:
>
> >> >> >>> McCain hasn't even bothered to show
> >> >> >>> up for work for almost 5 full months now.
>
> >> >> >> If only the other 99 Senators would take his lead the country
> >> >> >> would be far better off.
>
> >> >> > No doubt. Then we could be just like Zimbabwe.
>
> >> >> What has the Senate recently done that warrants its continuing
> >> >> existence?
> >> >   
>
> >> > Regardless, I prefer that we still have a democracy.
>
> >> No we don't.  We have a constitutional republic.  Come back when you'
> > ve
> >> completed Fourth Grade History.
>
> >http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy
>
> > "Democracy is a system of government by which political sovereignty is
> > retained by the people and exercised directly by citizens. In modern
> > times it has also been used to refer to a constitutional republic
> > where the people have a voice through their elected representatives."
>
> And as you'll note if you care to make one more mouse click, the
> "Discussion" page is at least twice as long as the "Article" page.  

You're very snide, but you're not saying anything of value here. Use
of the word "democracy" is common when referring to the US. That
doesn't mean people who use it that way confuse our system of
government with the democracy of ancient Greece.

> Much
> of the discussion concerns the differences between democracies and
> republics.

> One could also write that the word "dolphins" has been used to refer to
> porpoises.  Dolphins aren't porpoises, of course, but that doesn't stop
> the ignorant from confusing the two.  Same with democracy and republic.

You're wrong. It's possible to understand what form of government we
have and still call it a democracy. Nothing ignorant about it. It's a
common usage and there's nothing wrong with it. Making a big deal
about it is kookie. We have a representative democracy. End of story.
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bmoore RemoveThis @nyx.net wrote in news:497e5600-4626-45cb-aa94-1139c10598a0
@a8g2000prf.googlegroups.com:

> Isn't it pretty obvious that he meant 47 but misspoke? A bonehead move
> for sure but only an idiot would suggest that Obama really doesn't
> know how many states there are.

"only an idiot" - you got that right. But he won't get it.

--
"I spent 5 1/2 years in a prison cell ... not
because I wanted to get a house when I got out."

- John McCain, explaining why he cannot keep track
of how many houses he owns. Makes you wonder
what else he cannot keep track of.
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That80sGuy <clark.DeleteThis@griswold.com> wrote in
news:Xns9B06B158FE738That80sGuy@198.186.190.61:

> In message news:497e5600-4626-45cb-aa94-
> 1139c10598a0.DeleteThis@a8g2000prf.googlegroups.com, bmoore.DeleteThis@nyx.net done wrote:
>
>> Isn't it pretty obvious that he meant 47 but misspoke? A bonehead
>> move for sure but only an idiot would suggest that Obama really
>> doesn't know how many states there are.
>
>
> "On this Memorial Day, as our nation honors its unbroken line of
> fallen heroes -- and I see many of them in the audience here today --
> our sense of patriotism is particularly strong."
>
> - Barack Obama, opening sentence of May 26, 2008 speech at Las
> Cruces, New
> Mexico
>
You don't want go down this road, do you? Oh, "x-no-archive:yes" so
clearly you don't.

"I would much prefer to [give a speech in a foreign country]
as president of the United States rather than as a candidate
for the office of the presidency."

- John McCain, apparently forgetting that he gave speeches in
Colombia and Mexico as a candidate for the office of president

"My opponent says the Cold War ended because the major nations of the
world stood together. This statement reveals a great naivete about the
world we live in. Now I may have missed some of the Cold War, I spent
five and half years of it as a guest of one of our enemies, but it seems
to me that the Cold War ended because the great democracies stood
together."

- John McCain, drawing the crucial distinction between "major nations"
and "great democracies" that shows how much more qualified he is
to be an english teacher than Barak Obama


--
"I spent 5 1/2 years in a prison cell ... not
because I wanted to get a house when I got out."

- John McCain, explaining why he cannot keep track
of how many houses he owns. Makes you wonder
what else he cannot keep track of.
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"Reverend Ozone" <CaptainOzone.1.DeleteThis@netzero.teeheeyukyuk.com> wrote in
news:g91u6l$4sh$1@registered.motzarella.org:

> For reasons known only to Him, *theBZA* typed:
>
>> But if you're going to quote someone, at least do it corrrectly and
>> don't spew some assinine
>> "variation" after lambasting someone else for accidentally saying
>> "57" when they meant "47".
>
> I /did/ quote it correctly (I did my research, remember, but did I
> cite its author? No. Keep trying.) and what are you anyway? A

So you quoted some other twit who failed to get it right? Wow. You are
admiting that you *knowingly* promulgate false statements and
misquotations. But then, is that surprising?

--
"I spent 5 1/2 years in a prison cell ... not
because I wanted to get a house when I got out."

- John McCain, explaining why he cannot keep track
of how many houses he owns. Makes you wonder
what else he cannot keep track of.
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El Abogado Que Delira En Usenet® <siempredelirando.TakeThisOut@googlelaw.net> wrote
in news:6t29b45s634dt80413jfo34qmr7tksqc90@4ax.com:

>>if and when he ever /did/ vote
>>(and not counting all the times he voted "present").
>
> McCain meanwhile, has consistently voted supported the most
> unpopular president in American history on virtually every issue, and
> helped lead this country into the biggest and most costly foreign
> policy disaster in American history. His judgment has been nothing
> short of horrendous, and his so-called "maverick" reputation is as
> phony as everything else about the man.

A McCain supporter calling out Obama for not voting is like a Bush
supporter accusing someone of lying. McCain hasn't even bothered to show
up for work for almost 5 full months now. How many hard-working
Americans can take a 5 month *PAID* vacation while interviewing for a
new job? And we are supposed to beleve that this guy understands
everyday Americans? What a crock.

BTW, the last bill McCain voted on was the Intelligence Overhaul bill
(commonly known as the "anti-torture bill") that McCain himself
sponsored in the Senate. He voted against it. That made him only the
second Senator in the entire history of the United States to vote
against a bill he himself sponsored. I guess he was against torture
before he was for it.

BTW, McCain also has the distinction of being the *FIRST* Senator in US
history to vote against a bill he himself sponsored when he voted
against his won immigration reform bill. McCain was opposed to a border
fence before he was for it. McCain supported a path to citizenship
before he opposed it. THe only guy who flip-flops more than McCain is
Romney which is why you bet the farm Romney will be the VP pick.

--
"I spent 5 1/2 years in a prison cell ... not
because I wanted to get a house when I got out."

- John McCain, explaining why he cannot keep track
of how many houses he owns. Makes you wonder
what else he cannot keep track of.
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That80sGuy <clark DeleteThis @griswold.com> wrote in
news:Xns9B078A33398A3That80sGuy@198.186.190.61:

> In message news:Xns9B07879F45F55dewey3kNOSPAMgmailco@130.133.1.4,
> theBZA <dewey3kNOSPAM DeleteThis @gmail.com> done wrote:
>
>> McCain hasn't even bothered to show
>> up for work for almost 5 full months now.
>
> If only the other 99 Senators would take his lead the country would be
> far better off.
>
No doubt. Then we could be just like Zimbabwe.

--
"I spent 5 1/2 years in a prison cell ... not
because I wanted to get a house when I got out."

- John McCain, explaining why he cannot keep track
of how many houses he owns. Makes you wonder
what else he cannot keep track of.
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In news:Xns9B079F0EBFB79dewey3kNOSPAMgmailco@130.133.1.4,
theBZA <dewey3kNOSPAM DeleteThis @gmail.com> mused:
> That80sGuy <clark DeleteThis @griswold.com> wrote in
> news:Xns9B078A33398A3That80sGuy@198.186.190.61:
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>> In message
>> news:Xns9B07879F45F55dewey3kNOSPAMgmailco@130.133.1.4, theBZA
>> <dewey3kNOSPAM DeleteThis @gmail.com> done wrote:
>>
>>> McCain hasn't even bothered to show
>>> up for work for almost 5 full months now.
>>
>> If only the other 99 Senators would take his lead the country
>> would be far better off.
>>
> No doubt. Then we could be just like Zimbabwe.
>
> --
> "I spent 5 1/2 years in a prison cell ... not
> because I wanted to get a house when I got out."
>
> - John McCain, explaining why he cannot keep track
> of how many houses he owns. Makes you wonder
> what else he cannot keep track of.

He did say that as an attempt to explain why he can't keep track of
his houses. He said it as an explanation for why it's not anything
all that important to him. Makes you wonder what other nonsense his
oppoenents will woder about.
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