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Author: James FenimoreJames Fenimore Date: Nov 13, 2006 16:32
No sooner have the Dems gained congressional majorities in the House
and Senate, but they're letting interparty favoritism and snarkiness
take over their agendas.
For House Speaker-to-be Nancy Pelosi, it appears her first order of
business will be to give House majority leader hopeful Rep. Steny Hoyer
(D-Md.) the back of her hand, as she loudly states her preference for
Rep. John Murtha (D-Pa.). This is said to reflect a longstanding
icyness between Pelosi and Hoyer.
But if this type of political "action" is what the Dems have waited 12
years for, the 2008 presidential election just might give 'em some
NEGATIVE voter feedback. As in a return of the Repuglicans. Heaven
forbid!
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"Pelosi Endorses Murtha as Next Majority Leader"
By Jonathan Weisman
Washington Post Staff Writer
Monday, November 13, 2006; A01
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Date: Nov 13, 2006 18:14
"James Fenimore" yahoo.com> wrote in message
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No sooner have the Dems gained congressional majorities in the House
and Senate, but they're letting interparty favoritism and snarkiness
take over their agendas.
Just think "Harriet Meier" before you pop off about endorsements/political
agendas and/or eventual appointments, okay? DUHbya is so devoid of good
judgement (as has been demonstrated throughout his almost 6-year
reign-of-error), his selection for a United States Supreme Court justice
nominee was a wholly unqualified individual for what would be a lifelong
position on the highest court in the land. Her credentials? A strong
"Christian" with pro-life positions. Other consideration: "Ah know her
heart."
Further evidence of DUHbya's poor judgement is the need for the Pappy and
Pals/Iraq Study Group to help bail him out of the tangled web that's been
woven in Iraq.
Back off...
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Author: Likmy BalzacLikmy Balzac Date: Nov 13, 2006 21:58
> But if this type of political "action" is what the Dems have waited 12
> years for, the 2008 presidential election just might give 'em some
> NEGATIVE voter feedback.
Yeah, time for a recall election already. Don't hold yer breath, Jiminy.
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Author: Seethis PassSeethis Pass Date: Nov 13, 2006 22:11
On 13 Nov 2006 07:32:04 -0800, "James Fenimore" yahoo.com>
wrote:
>No sooner have the Dems gained congressional majorities in the House
>and Senate, but they're letting interparty favoritism and snarkiness
>take over their agendas.
Pelosi is trying to get the best outcome, nothing more.
She is supporting the man of substance over the good fund raiser.
Let the fund raising guy do his thing of course, but put the man of
substance in the leading role.
I see only a good thing here.
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Author: governorswillgovernorswill Date: Nov 14, 2006 10:30
On Mon, 13 Nov 2006 15:58:44 -0500, "Likmy Balzac" pedos.com>
wrote:
>> But if this type of political "action" is what the Dems have waited 12
>> years for, the 2008 presidential election just might give 'em some
>> NEGATIVE voter feedback.
>
>Yeah, time for a recall election already. Don't hold yer breath, Jiminy.
>
I don't see the problem in her support for Murtha or in his receiving
a plum appointment in the new Congress. He was the first to have the
balls to stand up to Bush and stood alone for some time before the
rank and file grew theirs.
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Author: Fred FazemeierFred Fazemeier Date: Nov 14, 2006 11:24
> No sooner have the Dems gained congressional majorities in the House
> and Senate, but they're letting interparty favoritism and snarkiness
> take over their agendas.
>
> For House Speaker-to-be Nancy Pelosi, it appears her first order of
> business will be to give House majority leader hopeful Rep. Steny Hoyer
> (D-Md.) the back of her hand, as she loudly states her preference for
> Rep. John Murtha (D-Pa.). This is said to reflect a longstanding
> icyness between Pelosi and Hoyer.
Yeah. Sometimes it pays to have good relationships with your coworkers. I
used
to be a sales rep for an independent rep firm, then I was hired as a
National Sales
Manager, and my old boss was now my employee.
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