My cup runneth over. Which is why I switched to a pint. Cheers!

Regards,
Peter H.

Easy:

Bend over, lube up, and take it like a good b*tch should.

Bipartisanship, unity, comity etc. all mean the same thing. Republicans should shut up, get rid of their ridiculous beliefs and do what liberals say. Which is why it irritates the sh*t out of me when Republicans roll over so the liberals will like them or shiv their president because they think it’s popular.

Problem is, Pelosi likes her job and will do whatever it takes to keep it.

Just A Question, you regularly demonstrate the fact that, in order to be a Democrat, you can never have actually worked for a living or understand corporate America.

Boards of directors are made up of experienced people with years of service in an industry and a proven track record of success. Many are former CEOs themselves. The point of having these people is to use their combined knowledge and experience to set strategy and direction. The CEO, as part of the Board, is the individual who carries it out.

In contrast, Pelosi, Reid, Webb, and the other Democrats have demonstrated that their only criteria for whether or not something is a good decision is whether or not it’s anti-Bush. Hence their support of Cindy Sheehan, who sends hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash and supplies to the terrorists daily attempting to kill our soldiers, Webb’s son included — all because she’s anti-Bush.

On HDTV – with her never-ending blinking – Nancy Pelosi looked like a drag queen that was tweaking.

John Kerry is to politics what Kevin Federline is to music: tone deaf and irrelevant.

Hillary Clinton should have moved her seat before the speech;
Sitting next to Obama only heightened the major differences between them; A good looking black male trumps a tired looking female.

Condi: get your Zoloft prescription refilled. Today.

Jim Webb needs a better colorist. And a better color.

Dick Cheney looked like Mr. Potter from ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’.
He used to look like ‘Clarence’ the aspiring angel.

GWB gave a good speech – and Madam Speaker Pelosi was kind enough to return his testicles to him when he was done. They were in her clutch bag.

Rummy should have shown up drunk and ranting, ala James Mason (as Norman Maine) in the Oscar sequence from “A Star is Born”. It would have been priceless.

Cheers darlings, if you can manage it…

Hypocrisy, thy name is liberalism.

Regards,
Peter H.

It’s now up to the Administration to keep hammering away… and the SenGOP not to cave in on any menaingless grandstanding proposals from the House.

Of the top issues that voters want GWB and Congress to address this year, GWB made substantive proposals on every single major issue. I think the social conservatives here probably liked his comment about no amensty for illegals in the US. I liked his resolve on Iraq and the WOT.

Top issues outlined here –http://www.pollingreport.com

Kucinich even got TWO handshakes – once when the Prez walked into the House, and one on the way out. Bet the Kossacks are gonna give him hell to pay for that faux pas…

Gee, he worked the room better than Slick Willie ever did. Now THAT is the GWB we know and love in Texas.

Regards,
Peter H.

If the CEO of a company was making bad decisions that the majority of stock holders felt were the wrong course of action and as a result the board of directors called on that CEO to make a change in his policy, should we then expect the board to suggest the correct course of action? What’s the CEO’s role then except as a figurehead? Why should the stockholders expect to pay a salary to said CEO? Why shouldn’t said CEO simply resign?

I hear all this GOP blather about Democrats not having any ideas or alternatives. Well guess what fellows, that’s not their job. That’s the job of the big fellow in the white house. And frankly if you feel that it IS somehow their job to take both the responsibility AND the privilege of acting as commander-in chief, you should recommend the dunderhead and vice dunderhead in charge step down and let Nancy Pelosi move her stuff into the oval office already.

Overall Bush was resolute, somewhat contrite and delivered a good State of the Union with a lot of new proposals….Nice job!

He served only to demonstrate…again…that the Opposition to the Administration’s policies lack intelligently thought-out alterantive plans to accompany their “opposition”-position.