Dr Guy

Dr Guy

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While it is clear that the attempt at subterfuge with mentioning Mary Cheney's daughter backfired on him. As did Elizabeth Edwards equally crass remark about Lynn Cheney, and John Edwards all too stupid boast that the dead would walk once Kerry was elected, this latest form of stupidity apparently is not the Kerry/Edwards campaign's fault! But it does go t

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Sorry Grim, it is a hoax. That site is in no way connected to the Catholic Church, and actually the Catholic Church wished it would go away. As I have stated before, the church cant excommunicate you, you can only ex-communicate yourself. And mythical, get a grip! The pope is the final authority on all things spiritual! Not fiscal or physical. Fearing the Pope would pull the political strings of any catholic shows not only a decide

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I'm going to have disagree you on the anti-Americanism of the left (in general and not in the blogging sense). I've always gotten the impression that it was some form of propaganda coming from the right and that the right had something to hide. I remember reading in the Detroit News (and I'm trying to search for it in the Free Pr

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No one begrudges someone for buying a foreign product. I sure don't. However, just don't turn around and complain about companies outsourcing jobs because they are making the same kinds of "purchasing" decisions yourself. Thanks Brad! I have only owned one American car (by brand, not by orig

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That the NRA and the FOP endorse Bush comes as no surprise. What does come as a surprise is Kerry alleging the FOP does support him! That is just pure sleeze on Kerry's part, but not unexpected after his Mary Cheney gaff. I guess they were for him, before they were against him?????????

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The reaction to Kerry's "lesbian" outburst - and the way his campaign has mishandled it - has been overwhelmingly negative, with polls showing that, by a margin of 2 to 1, Americans think he was wrong to "out" Cheney in Wednesday night's debate. Some pundits thought that the gay-baiting ploy could be politically fatal, w

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Bills Kerry co-sponsored that became law: 2003: Fund nanotechnology research & development 2001: Increase SBA loan subsidies for small businesses 2001: Establish Maritime Security grants for ports and vessels 2001: Federalize aviation security 1997: Collect data on birth defects and present to the public

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Bush paid $250,000 in taxes this year; Kerry paid $90,000. Does that sound right? The man who wants to raise your taxes obviously has figured out a way to avoid paying his own. " Please explain the double standard. This one is easy: "I am your mother, do as I say, not as I do". I believe someon

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Sorry, but there was a very large conservative movement that tried to stop F/911 from getting in the theaters. Talk is cheap, links are better. Allegations cost nothing at all. <TD class="mb-Body-Quot

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The NYT remains one of the most respected newspapers in the country and throughout the world. Only by the left ostriches, both the patriotic and non-patriotic ones.

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Are you retarted? I am sorry but this pissed me off. I have nothing else to say to you right now. I believe the word is 'retarded' Sandy, and you just pissed me and my sister off! My nephew is not retarded, he has DS, and what he lacks in intellegince, he makes up in love. So stick that up you

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What I do not understand is why many people to the right believe that having liberal views is unpatriotic. The more accurate question is, "Why does the right always paint the left as unpatriotic," but that's so easily answered... And the answer is, the right does not question the left's patriot

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The problem is, you are asking them to tax wealth, not income. Those who have, are trying to shut the door to so that those who want cant get in. Any tax proposal by Kerry will exempt him and his weird wife. And his running-'mate' as well? Sure. Shut the door after you get in and leave everyone else outside!

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This could be used to describe Republicans in the Clinton years. Nevertheless, a very powerful treatise, though I disagree with most of it--for instance, the anti-pollution gains have been offset by the trend for larger vehicles please Mr Space man, provide some instances, facts, even non-leftwing sight

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Well, the counter-argument would run something like: How about Darfur? What do you say about the U.S. lack of response? If you say "well, we can't be the world's policeman" what were you doing in Iraq? If you say, "not our problem" what were you doing in Iraq? The thing is that there are lots of bullies in the

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I love Camelot, not this White House Liealot Is that the original JFK camelot, or the "What is the meaning of is is" camelot? And you better read the history. Your lies are showing!

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The game is based on statistics that change daily. Yes, it said that then. Now it says this now. This that, now then, and we all go home happy again. In the end, the stars errrre, ummmm, I mean the stats show a Bush victory (what? Shut up I am typing!). hehehe..Just my voices!

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Pat Caddell (on H&C) came out and said it was wrong. He said if they needed an example they could have even used Gephardt's Daughter and that citing Cheney's daughter was premeditated along with being wrong. Pat Caddell has also come out with some strong criticism of the Kerry Campaign.

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I don't think Bush supporters are in a strong position to attack any candidate on issue of refusing to acknowledge mistakes. As far as I can tell, Bush said he's not aware of any serious mistakes that he's made, that'll he'll let historians identify the minor ones, and that the only mistakes of which he is aware are in a few of h

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First of all, Kerry has said that he made a mistake in how he explained his voting on the $87 million request. He acknowledged that in the first debate. That is wrunnnngggg. Wrong. We are not talking about when he voted and when he did not, and there is nothing in the blog about that. Go

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Maybe Kerry, like Bush, never makes mistakes. I will give you a smile for that, but the difference between saying you are wrong on policy, and wrong on a statement is the nut that kerry cant crack. Bush has said he was sorry for his spoonerism, and mis-statements. Kerry never has.

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While I swear by Norton AV, and Ghost and Utilities, I have never liked their firewall. But I only Buy Dells and have never had any problem uninstalling Norton. I do uninstall Norton, because i can get it cheaper over the internet than from Dell, and so I just do it that way. I lke M-post's idea, and before XP, that is what I would do as well. But unfortuntely, most new computers do not come with an install CD, just a restore CD. SO now

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Draginol posted a blog about the old media jumping the shark awhile back. That was in reference to Dan Rather's fraud show, and his refusal to admit he was wrong. Well, for those of us who loved the Fonz, there was another show that basically could be called "I am John Kerry, and this is my life". In it The Fonz gave bad advice and then tried to f

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