If Sen. Craig thinks it’s okay for employers to contemplate their employees private lives, why isn’t the voting public allowed to do the same with regard to him?

That said… Oxygen? Ack, ptewie, choke.

Maybe V the K and I can get some popcorn and watch Serenity once again. OH! The Jaynestown episode is nearly a musical. For those musically minded. Jayne is just so… authetic.

Never seen it. Here’s a good line from one of my favorite movies, “Hell, I’ll kill a man in a fair fight… or if I think he’s gonna start a fair fight, or if he bothers me, or if there’s a woman, or if I’m gettin’ paid - mostly only when I’m gettin’ paid.”

“Because I’m not…one of your…FANS!!!!!!!!!!!”

Regards,
Peter H.

General question? If so, then it is this:

“I said no more wire hangers…..EVER!”

=)

The only thing creepier about that picture you paint is the phrase “…is a lie.” I was watching a repeat of “Mommie Dearest” on Oxygen last night and when Diana Scarwid tells Faye Dunaway that “THAT…is a LIE” with such a malicious glint in her eye, you know right away that a smackdown is going to ensue. And it’s grip-the-pillow time.

Off-topic: what is your favorite line out of “Mommie Dearest?” Just curious.

Regards,
Peter H.

It’s also why there are so many far-left conspiracy nutjobs who think the WTC was brought down by controlled demolition and the Pentagon was hit by a missile. Because, if the 9-11 attacks really were carried out by brown third-worlders following a non-Christian ideology of sheer hatred… then, every belief liberalism is built on … multiculturalism, the belief in the ‘noble savage,’ that Christianity, capitalism and America are the most dangerous and diabolical forces on Earth … is a lie.

I still don’t understand (even if for political gains) the concept of exploiting negative feelings towards the LGBT community in order sustain or gain power, especially when it could have unintended negative impact on the community.

But, as it’s not my choice to do that, nor is it my choice to work for a lawmaker in that position, I suppose it is not for me to understand at all.

For the record:

(1) They did find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. Kevin evidently needs to read the Duelfer Report. Also, there have been several open-source accounts of chemical weapons stockpiles.

(2) They did find that Saddam was (and by the way, STILL IS TO THIS DAY) tied to al Qaeda and other terrorists.

(3) al Qaeda was in Iraq before 2003 (e.g., Zarqawi).

(4) al Qaeda considers Iraq THE top theater in the GWOT (i.e., in al Qaeda’s war on the United States). Get it, Kevin?

And now the GayLeftBorg has added “we weren’t welcomed with open arms in Iraq” as proof that we went into Iraq for the wrong reasons?

Ok, Kevin… take off the CindyZeroSheehan tin foil cap and get some air… you’re way beyond the “lost it” point.

In his book, Kengor focuses on a KGB letter written at the height of the Cold War that shows that Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) offered to assist Soviet leaders in formulating a public relations strategy to counter President Reagan’s foreign policy and to complicate his re-election efforts.