Adam's Apple
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Congrats to RSR. I think of him as the "Fox News" of USMB. He pumps out the "gospel" and draws the liberals like flies to the flame.
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rsr jumped in while i was trying to post, the ps3 should be mine. rsr wont mind, just mail it to me, thanks a bunch
What does RSR get for being the one millionth winner?
He is only about 3 weeks away.
Do you want a recount?
Damn, wish I had won.RedStatesRule wins for this post:
http://www.usmessageboard.com/showthread.php?p=557382#post557382
What does he win?
A new PS3....mostly because it has been sitting unopened in my office for 3 months.
Please PM me, RSR.
I can't claim to have read all your posts...but I'd wager this is the funniest thing you've ever said.
Well done.
I think RSR should be disqualified and the prize should go to the poster who posted after him.
I think you're being silly.
Relax, it's just a video game system.
It's not like I gave him a new car.
Nope, not being silly. I could care less if you gave him a new car.
But clarify for me then, is cross posting against the rules? Yes or no?
*pinches you HARD*
Not to be overly picky, or anything, but it's "I couldn't care less." "Could care less:" means you care a LOT.
Sorry. Pet peeve.
LOL. Thank you for the correction.
Hey Scott RSR is a cheater!!!
According to the rules, "no cross posting is allowed."
RSR double posted the same post twice in two different threads!!
http://www.usmessageboard.com/showpost.php?p=557529&postcount=42
http://www.usmessageboard.com/showpost.php?p=557525
Clearly he broke the rules!!!
I think RSR should be disqualified and the prize should go to the poster who posted after him.
The WSJ poll has VP Cheney's approval rating at 25% and Harry Reid at 22%
Reid has a lower rating then Pres Bush
So much doing the will of the American people
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB117752895118782401.html?mod=politics_primary_hs
Responding to VP Dick Cheney's comment on the Dems surrender bill, Harry Reid sneered:
"I'm not going to get into a name-calling match with someone who has a 9 percent approval rating," he said of Cheney.
Not so fast Harry. The WSJ poll has VP Cheney's approval rating at 25% and Harry Reid at 22%
So much doing the will of the American people
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB117752895118782401.html?mod=politics_primary_hs
They may contain the same quote, but they are not exactly the same. He is NOT GUILTY!
Congradulations RSR, I hope you bought a lottery ticket also..
Well coming from his board archrival, I'll rescind that he be disqualified...but it is a cross post. I've no problems with RSR or his intellectual dishonesty. But I do have a problem with his cross posting AKA spamming. I've said as much in some of his posts and have complained to Scooter about it before. Rewarding him only reinforces his "spammish" behavior.
STOP THE SPAM, RSR!!!!
I need an MP3 player.
Two Parties, One Law
By ARNOLD I. BURNS
Published: May 3, 2007
AS a former Justice Department official, I have been inundated lately with questions from friends, family and acquaintances about Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. Should he stay or should he go? To some extent, I think thats the wrong question.
As for the current matter, involving the dismissal of several United States attorneys, the fact is that the president is entitled to fire the people in those jobs without cause. As far as we know, no crime has been committed. Mr. Gonzales is being accused not of criminal conduct but of ineptitude. But the issue raised by this highly unfortunate set of circumstances transcends the question of the present attorney generals tenure.
There is no doubt that the confidence of the American public in the ability of the department to administer justice evenhandedly has been badly shaken, and the morale at the department has been significantly eroded. Why? Because the overall perception, right or wrong, is that the department is highly political and that when Mr. Gonzales left his job at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue to become attorney general at 10th and Constitution, he did not appreciate that he had truly changed jobs.
Whatever happens to Mr. Gonzales, the taint will remain. Thats why the only real solution is to depoliticize the Justice Department, to do away with the appearance of anyone playing politics there.
I suggest we begin by making the attorney general job no longer a cabinet position. When the nation was established, the president needed a lawyer at his side. But today the president has a White House staff full of them a veritable law firm in his own home.
The solution is to have the attorney general appointed to a fixed term say, 15 years that wouldnt be coterminous with the tenure of the president who appoints him. As with the director of the F.B.I. (a 10-year term) and the chairman of the Federal Reserve (a four-year, renewable term), the appointment would be made by the president with the advice and consent of the Senate. Congresss oversight would ensure that no political hack or crony of the president could be handed the job.
Likewise, the 93 United States attorneys should not be political apparatchiks, but talented lawyers selected half from Republican ranks and half from Democratic, following the system used for regulatory bodies like the Federal Communications Commission. These men and women should also be subject to Senate confirmation.
Changes in the occupant of the White House should not affect the way justice is administered. If the Gonzales mess ends up giving us an apolitical Department of Justice, the American people will be well served.
Arnold I. Burns was the deputy attorney general in the second Reagan administration.
LOL. You should ask Scooter to change your user name to Blue States Rule.
I also agree with you concerning his intellectual dishonesty.
I admit that I do not know the technical definition of cross posting on this board, but it seems normal to me that if the same answer works for two different questions or equations, then using that same answer is the normal thing to do. Besides that, each post had some different words sprinkled about. Too bad they were words of others and not original to RSR.