Mort Zuckerman
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 Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2008 12:21 am Post subject: Republicans would like to know what they stand for (no joke) |
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Subject: Republicans would like to know what they stand for (no joke)
Date: Nov 11, 2008 7:15 PM
"We are a party of principles. Okay.
So, what are our principles?"
http://www.republicanforareason.com/intro.aspx
Hmm, lemme think...
Hypocrisy
Intolerance
Hatred
Stupidity
NationRape
Grand Theft Bailout
Cheating old people out of about 600 extra dollars a year for meds
Sleeping around (DCF>s Chief Ragaglia and Johnny Handout)
Prison guards as jobs for stupid white people
Offshoring Jobs and Bermuda-Banker-IMF/CFR/AIG
"Custodial Democracy" to keep black females away from black males
COINTELPRO
Cannibalistic "Social Services"
Fake Wars for Arab Oil
Israel, Israeli illegal spying, and Israeli theft of military secrets
Illegal Spying, especially on Whistleblowers
Torture, Kidnapping & and Outsourced Torture
Shredding the Constitution and Bill of Rights
Insulting other nations as "foreign policy"
Healthcare and Civil Rights for Fetuses Only
Centers of Disease Confabulation
National Institutes of Schizophrenic Health
FEMA and Wile E. Chertoff
Formaldehydal Katrina Trailers
Chinese Melamine Milk, Poison Dog Food, toxic plastic and lead toys
Global Warming & Increased Pollution
Psychiatry completely corrupted by BigPharma
NEJM without competent or un-interest-conflicted peer-reviewers
Muzzled Sibel Edmondites
Bagging Curt Weldon-ites (911 Truth)
Ignoring the Autism Epidemic
All Children Except Wealthies Left Behind
Forced Vaccinations without Immunological Screenouts
Psychopaths in Biosecurity
Sending nuclear detonators to Taiwan
Forgetting where we put the nuclear bombs
Ignoring and/or Blaming Veterans for their duty-related injuries of
all kinds
Restarting the Cold War
Turning the DOJ into a gossiping clique of 15 year old girls
Swift Boating
911>s 3-for-2 WTC buildings stunt
Did I miss anything?
Oh: The Bubblehead Sarah Palin for President.
KMDickson
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http://rawstory.com/news/afp/Republicans_turn_to_Web_for_help_in_11112008.html
Republicans turn to Web for help in rebuilding party
AFP
Published: Tuesday November 11, 2008
Fresh off a US presidential election defeat and further losses in
Congress, the
Republican Party launched a new website on Tuesday asking members for
their ideas
on its future.
"We are a party of principles and must regain our voice," Republican
National
Committee chairman Robert Duncan said in a statement announcing the
creation of
the website, RepublicanForAReason.com.
"We need to hear what our volunteers, activists, elected leaders, and
party
members think about the Republican Party as we rebuild, re-focus, and
renew our
bond with the American people," Duncan added.
The statement said the new website provides a venue for party members
to "offer
their opinion of where the party is headed and how we can be better
prepared for
the future."
Besides watching party flag-bearer John McCain lose the race for the
White House
to Democrat Barack Obama, Republicans also lost at least six seats in
the Senate
and 20 in the House of Representatives.
Several other congressional races have not yet been decided. |
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