Comments Posted By C3
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I'm firmly believe she'll be ready by 2012.......
to run a sub 3:30 marathon. Now THAT would be an accomplishment!
Comment Posted By c3 On 5.07.2009 @ 20:47
OBAMA FAILS TO STAND UP FOR AMERICAN INTERESTS IN HONDURAS
I can certainly understand a desire to have a public stance that doesn't convey support of yet another Latin America coup (given our history. And yes I understand its not a "coup") but this response seems to be counter to the "nuance" that Democrats are so proud of pursuing. Is it not possible to express a simple "concern" about the process and then let it quietly go (and quietly give a sigh of relief)
I would be deeply disappointed if the Obama administration did no understand the problem of Chavez-lite governments throughout Latin America.
Saw that spin coming out of the state dept. this morning. My point is that why care what other Latin American leftists think? Yes, we have an awful history with regards to over throwing governments. But as I have made the point previously, we also have a record of doing good as well - aid packages over the years totaling hundreds of billions in investment, food, shelter, medicine, and other basic needs. That story rarely gets told nor does our support for democrats over the last 25 years against communists. It's a mixed bag to be sure but it is one dimensional and untrue to say it's all bad.
ed.
Comment Posted By c3 On 29.06.2009 @ 14:18
So Chuck, you're a "thoughtful douchebag"?
Comment Posted By c3 On 10.06.2009 @ 17:56
My mind kept juxtaposing these two phrases:
Rick;
"I will never again take off after the left in a personal, insulting manner"AND
Chuck
Comment Posted By c3 On 9.06.2009 @ 17:44
"These people are douchebags of the highest order."
CONOR FRIEDERSDORF AND HIS ABOMINABLE STRAWMEN
This is another fine example of an internet/blogsphere "discussion" (and I use that term with severe reservations)degenerating into an "insult fest". Maybe I should go back to watching wrestling.
PS the initial Levin comment was despicable, period
Comment Posted By c3 On 3.06.2009 @ 12:19
CONSERVATIVES KEEP LEARNING THE WRONG LESSONS FROM REAGAN
It seems the Republican Party's has or has had as much difficulty moving beyond the legacy of Ronald Reagan as the Democratic Party has had with Franklin Roosevelts' legacy.
Comment Posted By c3 On 1.06.2009 @ 12:06
NOTHING MUCH TO SAY ABOUT TILLER'S DEATH
The fact is, Tiller would be alive if abortion were not pushed to the forefront of American politics and used by both sides as a wedge issue to raise money, recruit activists, and garner votes.
Rick;
Not sure I agree with that. This is not to condone inflammatory rhetoric but some feel very strongly about abortion regardless of the public "discussion".Also, no one was making a big political deal with "technology" and yet Ted Kaczinski felt it was a "political" issue worthy of mayhem.
And in case it isn't assumed, IMHO the murder of Dr. Tiller was a despicable act.
Comment Posted By c3 On 1.06.2009 @ 12:18
THE MOST EXPENSIVE DATE NIGHT IN HISTORY
busboy;
Comment Posted By c3 On 1.06.2009 @ 12:26
Sorry that I couldn't think of any better example of someone who's seeming sole purpose of speaking is to ridicule and ?demoralize. I in no way was trying to imply that Michael Reynolds is unpatriotic or traitorous. It just seems the vast majority of his comments are not meant to further a discussion but simply to suggest that "once again Republicans demonstrate they are idiots!"
Michael Reynolds;
I'm sorry to say this but whenever I see one of your comments a name comes to mind: "Tokyo Rose"Yes, slowly you are wearing us down, pushing us toward the inevitable deep sense of futility of our deluded world view.
Comment Posted By c3 On 31.05.2009 @ 18:09
Yeah, my initial impression about the "expensive date night in NY" was not positive. At least do it discretely (if that's possible) but it seemed there was the need to once again make our president's personal life "special".
Comment Posted By c3 On 31.05.2009 @ 10:35
