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Some make you laugh. Some make you angry. But they all give you that "shake your head in amazement feeling" and make you wonder if they really believe what they said. 11/5/00 OK folks, let's see if you want 20 more years of this: Impeachment, Joycelyn Elders, the first president to be held in contempt of court, first president to give perjured testimony before a federal grand jury . . . and in a civil deposition, Janet Reno, cigar jokes, "I never had sex with that woman" while a finger is wagged in your face on national TV, turning 200 years of proud US history in the Oval Office into the Oral Office, Ron Brown, attempted socializing of the best health care system in the world, Henry Cisneros, Waco, a semen stained blue dress, sellout of our nuclear secrets, Hazel O'Leary, "it depends on what the definition of the word 'is'is", Mike Espy, pardons of crooks like Rostinkowski, a body count of over 50 dead people connected to Clinton, . . . Mr. Bositis, there is about another megabyte of info I could give but liberals just don't bend. And by the way, this economy and prosperity that you people like to hang on Clinton and Gore—I have a few words for you to research: demographics, supply and demand, worldwide economy, corporate restructuring in the late 80s . . . that is what self drives the economy, not Billy Boy pushing buttons in the Oval Office at some master control panel making the earth spin and creating that "record unemployment" you refer to. To put it bluntly, Mr. Bositis, Clinton and Gore did not have a damn thing to do with the prosperity over the last eight years. And what little politics had to do with it, a Republican Congress wrote the laws. Clinton was the worst president in U.S. history. Strip away the economy, that he had zilch to do with, and you are left with a felonious liar who tarnished our proud history and trashed our justice system throughout the impeachment and his entire eight years. Care to go for 30 more years Mr. Bositis? David Bositis is an analyst with the Joint Center for Political Economic Studies, a DC based think tank for issues of concern to African Americans 12/17/00 12/15/00 Four Part Series Legacy Lies |
You remember that statistician from Yale that the Gore legal team trotted out in Judge Sauls' court in Tallahassee. Are your ribs still sore from the laugh you got as he tried to explain how his graphs showed Al Gore should have more votes? Perhaps the Democrats will drag him out again to help the Census Bureau in their effort to get more votes once again, this time for future elections. It seems they feel there are serious undercounts (something akin to undervotes) in the Census for minorities, a core constituency of the Democrats. Rep. Carolyn Maloney, D-NY, sits on the U.S. Census Monitoring Board. It seems that Rep. Maloney is circulating a letter in the House asking that the Senate not confirm Don Evans for Commerce until the Bush Administration says what it tends to do regarding the Census numbers. Actual head count numbers would be used if the GOP had its way. The Democrats are insisting on using "fuzzy math" and sampling to help them in their pursuit of Congressional seats. It will be fun watching how the districts are redrawn this go around. There were some real interesting districts drawn last time. In addition, state legislatures would also see their districts affected. I wonder if these types of letters were circulated by Republicans before Ron Brown got confirmed for Commerce or before William Daley got confirmed for Commerce. So when you hear Republicans talk of "reaching across the aisle," I hope their arms don't get sliced off by the machete wielding Democrats. Corrupt LeadersBipartisanship's First Act of 20011/3/00 Why? Some major scandal? Try voting his conscious as he voted for Rep. Hastert for speaker calling him a "man of the people." So this is the "bipartisanship" and the "reaching across the aisle" the Democrats refer to. If I am correct, these are the same Democrats who wanted Bush to smoke the peace pipe and choose some Dems for the Cabinet. If this is how they treat their own, it will be interesting too see how they treat Bush in this bipartisanship lovefest this year. Corrupt OrganizationsTip of the IcebergSo far, David Kidwell of the Miami Herald reports that of the "144 illegal votes in Miami-Dade reported by The Herald on Sunday included 97 people who weren't registered, 25 ineligible felons, 20 people who had moved out of the county, one person declared legally incompetent to vote, and someone who voted on behalf of André Alismé, a Little Haiti man who died of cancer in 1997." As the various groups continue the count of the ballots, it is more important to pry deeper into what actually happened on Nov. 7th as the Miami Herald is doing. There are reports of up to 2000 illegal votes by felons statewide in Florida. Who is actually comparing voter signature lists counts with the actual ballot cast counts? With reports of dimples made by putting more than one ballot at a time in the machine, should we not see these comparative numbers? What happened in Florida is not unique. Had New Mexico, Wisconsin, or any other state been the been the swing state, you would have seen their ballots put under the microscope as well. The only difference would have been the Democrats' villains would have had different names and people in Bismarck would not know who Kathleen Harris was. Wouldn't it be great to see the focus on Philadelphia, Detroit, or some other liberal bastion and have Judicial Watch and tons of others combing through the voter registration lists there? If we want true election reform, we need to do exactly that. For all the Democrats ranting and raving about counting, their home turf is where the real corruption lies, not in the chad strewn office floors of south Florida. Copyright © 2001 Sentry over America |
Tired of the centrist mumble? Here are some refreshing comments straight from the"tell it like it is" school. 12/24/00 12/17/00 From Moral Majority founder Jerry Falwell: "The journey from Reno to Ashcroft is a journey from utter darkness to brilliant light." Off the MarkSomehow, they have gotten off track. Was it just a bad day? An urge to be politically correct? Or have they been sucked in to that vacuum created by the Democrats flying at Warp Factor 9 headed to leftist land? You decide. 12/24/00 When commenting on lessons learned this election, he poured honey all over Gore's concession speech, going so far as to say that people worldwide would be "reading that speech for several generations." Newt said Gore was clear that "we're all subordinate in the end to the process of law." You don't say, Newt. Is this the same Al Gore who insisted that some votes "were never counted, not even once"? Is lying part of the "process of law"? Al Gore's direction of 50 plus lawsuits in an attempt to steal an election—was that part of this "process of law also?" . . . or the Al Gore's "process of law" that had to have the Supreme Court say his methods went smack against equal protection? Newt later referenced the demographic breakdown of the vote and said that "people of color find it difficult to listen to the issues because they've been so convinced that the Republican Party isn't open to them." Newt, why didn't you explain WHY they feel the Party is not open to them? How about these for starters: what Andy Card said about racist ads, the usual liberal tirades at their churches, the liberal press giving so much time to the Al Sharptons and Jesse Jacksons . . . how often do you see Walter E. Williams, Clarence Page, or Thomas Sowell on those talk shows? Hope you get to feeling better soon, Newt. I like you too much to see you in this condition. |