Dear My Democrat Party Friends on the Seahawks NG

Charles Beauchamp · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 38

I encourage you today to go out to your local libraries, schoolhouses and
churches to participate in the nominating caucus for your national party
convention. This is a great day of focus for this wonderful state and a
chance for everyone to draw nice attention to this area. Please go
out...hold your debates and cast your vote. Do the right thing. Be a part
of history. It is high time a national party had the guts it takes to put
someone on the top of a ticket with the political experience to run, the
connections to direct and the inherent support of the largest
disenfranchised group in our nation.

Go....debate...and cast your support for the nomination of Hillary Rodham
Clinton for President of the United States of America. Thank you and may
God bless America.

--
v/r Beau

God Bless Hokienation!!!

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John Smith · Joined: 07 Aug 2007 Posts: 7

"Charles Beauchamp" wrote in message @comcast.com...
>I encourage you today to go out to your local libraries, schoolhouses and
>churches to participate in the nominating caucus for your national party
>convention. This is a great day of focus for this wonderful state and a
>chance for everyone to draw nice attention to this area. Please go
>out...hold your debates and cast your vote. Do the right thing. Be a part
>of history. It is high time a national party had the guts it takes to put
>someone on the top of a ticket with the political experience to run, the
>connections to direct and the inherent support of the largest
>disenfranchised group in our nation.
>
> Go....debate...and cast your support for the nomination of Hillary Rodham
> Clinton for President of the United States of America. Thank you and may
> God bless America.
>
> --
> v/r Beau
>
> God Bless Hokienation!!!

And then after researching everyone....you'll realize that you should vote
for Ron Paul!!

Damn...I think he did better in WA than anywhere else! I didn't realize
there were so many Libertarians in WA. Maye that's where I get it from.

Anyway, anyone who voted...Good job...(As long as it wasn't for Hillary or
McCain)

uncle k · Joined: 28 Sep 2007 Posts: 5

"John Smith" wrote in message
>
> And then after researching everyone....you'll realize that you should vote
> for Ron Paul!!
>
> Damn...I think he did better in WA than anywhere else! I didn't realize
> there were so many Libertarians in WA. Maye that's where I get it from.

Washington's system of voting is such a mess... There's no way in hell we
would check that little box that claims we are either Rep or Dem, so we
don't get to vote at all. Not even for Paul, who is the ONLY one making any
sense. Pretty clever way of ensuring that a badly needed third party will
NEVER rise.

Unc

Charles Beauchamp · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 38

"uncle k" wrote in message @corp.supernews.com...
>
> "John Smith" wrote in message
>>
>> And then after researching everyone....you'll realize that you should
>> vote for Ron Paul!!
>>
>> Damn...I think he did better in WA than anywhere else! I didn't realize
>> there were so many Libertarians in WA. Maye that's where I get it from.
>
> Washington's system of voting is such a mess... There's no way in hell we
> would check that little box that claims we are either Rep or Dem, so we
> don't get to vote at all. Not even for Paul, who is the ONLY one making
> any sense. Pretty clever way of ensuring that a badly needed third party
> will NEVER rise.
>
> Unc
>

Ron Paul is an Anti-Semitic loon.

--
v/r Beau

God Bless Hokienation!!!

uncle k · Joined: 28 Sep 2007 Posts: 5

"Charles Beauchamp" >

> Ron Paul is an Anti-Semitic loon.

Really? I'm colorblind and party blind, so I tend to listen to their stance
on issues. Since Paul won't be there in the Presidential election, I'll
settle for Obama. Apparently, every single county in WA agrees with that.

Unc

John Smith · Joined: 07 Aug 2007 Posts: 7

"Charles Beauchamp" wrote in message @comcast.com...
> "uncle k" wrote in message
> @corp.supernews.com...
>>
>> "John Smith" wrote in message
>>>
>>> And then after researching everyone....you'll realize that you should
>>> vote for Ron Paul!!
>>>
>>> Damn...I think he did better in WA than anywhere else! I didn't realize
>>> there were so many Libertarians in WA. Maye that's where I get it
>>> from.
>>
>> Washington's system of voting is such a mess... There's no way in hell
>> we would check that little box that claims we are either Rep or Dem, so
>> we don't get to vote at all. Not even for Paul, who is the ONLY one
>> making any sense. Pretty clever way of ensuring that a badly needed
>> third party will NEVER rise.
>>
>> Unc
>>
>
>
> Ron Paul is an Anti-Semitic loon.
>
> --
> v/r Beau
>
> God Bless Hokienation!!!

Well, that's your opinion....He's also the only one who will stop the war,
end high taxes, end entitlements and restore the bill of rights. But since
he isn't a lapdog for the Isreali lobbyists that makes him an anti-semite?
That's a stretch.

Yeah, we have some supporters that piss a lot of people off and make it hard
to garner support for this guy but the anti-semitic business is nonsense.

Curt Nelson · Joined: 11 Jan 2008 Posts: 4

Nice use of "Democrat Party" as a perjorative instead of the grammatically
correct "Democratic Party."

Toe that party line, baby!

dinoscop · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 20

On Feb 14, 8:36 am, Stephen Trapani wrote:
> dinos...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> > Of course McCain won't go there; no one in an 'official' capacity
> > will, in all probability. In fact, hopefully not many people will.
> > I'm talking about a small-minded subset of McCain supporters, as well
> > as a small-minded subset of moronic "pundits" like Ann Coulter.
> > They'll keep throwing out his middle name as if it means something in
> > a petty attempt to sway similarly small-minded people into think Obama
> > is connected to terrorism. Would be great if it didn't happen, but it
> > will.
>
> If he isn't strong on fighting Islamic extremists then he is connected
> to them.
>
> Stephen- Hide quoted text -

Wow, just when I had finished writing a post about small-minded
people, this shows up. Coincidence? I think not.

Stephen Trapani · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 46

dinoscop@gmail.com wrote:
> On Feb 14, 8:36 am, Stephen Trapani wrote:
>> dinos...@gmail.com wrote:
>>
>>> Of course McCain won't go there; no one in an 'official' capacity
>>> will, in all probability. In fact, hopefully not many people will.
>>> I'm talking about a small-minded subset of McCain supporters, as well
>>> as a small-minded subset of moronic "pundits" like Ann Coulter.
>>> They'll keep throwing out his middle name as if it means something in
>>> a petty attempt to sway similarly small-minded people into think Obama
>>> is connected to terrorism. Would be great if it didn't happen, but it
>>> will.
>> If he isn't strong on fighting Islamic extremists then he is connected
>> to them.
>>
>> Stephen- Hide quoted text -
>
> Wow, just when I had finished writing a post about small-minded
> people, this shows up. Coincidence? I think not.

Taking a stand on important moral issues is about as far from small
minded as it gets.

Stephen

Melvin · Joined: 07 Aug 2007 Posts: 24

On Feb 14, 10:36 am, Stephen Trapani
wrote:
> If he isn't strong on fighting Islamic extremists then he is connected
> to them.

You amaze me.

Melvin

Charles Beauchamp · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 38

"uncle k" wrote in message @corp.supernews.com...
>
> "Charles Beauchamp" >
>
>> Ron Paul is an Anti-Semitic loon.
>
> Really? I'm colorblind and party blind, so I tend to listen to their
> stance on issues. Since Paul won't be there in the Presidential election,
> I'll settle for Obama. Apparently, every single county in WA agrees with
> that.
>
> Unc
>
>
>

If you looked at the issues and you went from Ron Paul to Barrack Obama..you
didn't.

--
v/r Beau

God Bless Hokienation!!!

Charles Beauchamp · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 38

wrote in message @u10g2000prn.googlegroups.com...
On Feb 14, 8:36 am, Stephen Trapani wrote:
> dinos...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> > Of course McCain won't go there; no one in an 'official' capacity
> > will, in all probability. In fact, hopefully not many people will.
> > I'm talking about a small-minded subset of McCain supporters, as well
> > as a small-minded subset of moronic "pundits" like Ann Coulter.
> > They'll keep throwing out his middle name as if it means something in
> > a petty attempt to sway similarly small-minded people into think Obama
> > is connected to terrorism. Would be great if it didn't happen, but it
> > will.
>
> If he isn't strong on fighting Islamic extremists then he is connected
> to them.
>
> Stephen- Hide quoted text -

Wow, just when I had finished writing a post about small-minded
people, this shows up. Coincidence? I think not.

I am more concerned about his complete stupidity when it comes to national
security issues (i.e. embrace the leader of Iran, threaten to attack
Pakistan, criticize the invasion of Iraq as some kind of diversion of forces
from Afghanistan..then turn around and suggest forced military intervention
into Darfur). The guy may have Hussein as a middle name, but he bleeds
liberal stupid by any other name.

--
v/r Beau

God Bless Hokienation!!!

uncle k · Joined: 28 Sep 2007 Posts: 5

"Charles Beauchamp" wrote in message
>
> If you looked at the issues and you went from Ron Paul to Barrack
> Obama..you didn't.

Wrong, Charles. I don't agree with everything Paul says. I'll even give
you that he is a little fruity around the edges. However, his core issues
are solid and sensible, to anyone with an open mind. Obviously, he's not
even in the race, so I favor the least harmful candidate. Lemme tell ya, it
aint Hillary, or McCain. Have you noticed that you haven't gotten one
single supporter here? Whomever inherits the awful mess the current
administration has made of our country, we need to be able to follow them
without cringing. Obama is a nice guy, and the kind of speaker who could
energize our nation and begin to heal our wounds. Beyond that, his stance
on the issues isn't all that different than Clinton's.... except that he
didn't buy into W's lies, from the beginning.

JMHO,

Unc

uncle k · Joined: 28 Sep 2007 Posts: 5

"Melvin" wrote in message

>> If he isn't strong on fighting Islamic extremists then he is connected
>> to them.
>
> You amaze me.

It's called double-speak, Melvin. If you don't buy it, you're a traitor.

;-{

Stephen Trapani · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 46

uncle k wrote:
> "Melvin" wrote in message
>
>>> If he isn't strong on fighting Islamic extremists then he is connected
>>> to them.
>> You amaze me.
>
> It's called double-speak, Melvin. If you don't buy it, you're a traitor.

Can't be any more straightforward.

As Edmund Burke said: All it takes for evil to triumph is for good men
to do nothing.

Stephen

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