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Title: Rep. Davis: Bush Is 'Absolutely Radioactive'
Source:
briefingroom.thehill.com
URL Source: http://briefingroom.thehill.com/200 ... sh-is-absolutely-radioactive/
Published: May 17, 2008
Author: Andy Barr
Post Date: 2008-05-17 10:31:18 by TwentyTwelve
Keywords: Bush, radioactive, moron
Views: 172
Comments: 7
May 16, 2008 Rep. Davis: Bush Is 'Absolutely Radioactive' @ 5:34 pm by Andy Barr Rep. Tom Davis (R-Va.) thinks that President Bush is "absolutely radioactive" and that any Republicans close to the him will suffer electoral consequences. Davis, who made waves for a shockingly bleak memo about the electoral outlook for the GOP this fall, tells Bloomberg TV in an interview that will air tonight that GOP members have "got to get some separation from the president." "Republicans, I think, have time to turn it around to some extent," Davis tells the network. "But, if they don't, we're cruising for a bruising." Davis has been mentioned as a possible replacement for current NRCC chair Rep. Tom Cole (R-Okla.) following three straight special election defeats for the GOP. The Virginia Republican is not seeking reelection. briefingroom.thehill.com/...s-absolutely-radioactive/ ">Click for Full Text!
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#2. To: wudidiz (#0)
From what I've read, Lincoln was definitely the beginning of the "end" for freedom in this nation. We've been under attack by the banksters from the very start. Honest Abe was an accomplished corporate lawyer.
"More was lost at Appomattox, than was gained at Waterloo."
What is taught in public schools and everywhere about the Civil War is such a travesty. The slavery issue is very one-sided, not to say it was ever a good policy, but white folks were enslaved as well. Should we ask for reparations?
What I'd like is the reparation of the hundreds of thousands of my tax dollars that have gone for public 'education' over the years. I have learned more in five years on the internet, than I did in twenty years of 'schooling.'
#7. To: lodwick (#6)
Yes, it is so bizarre how we've been told about what happened. The media produces lots of movies, tv shows saying the negroes deserve more money. But, they're not the only ones deserving justice.
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#3. To: TwentyTwelve (#2)
worst president ever
#4. To: CadetD (#3)
From what I've read, Lincoln was definitely the beginning of the "end" for freedom in this nation. We've been under attack by the banksters from the very start. Honest Abe was an accomplished corporate lawyer.
#5. To: lodwick (#4)
More was lost at Appomattox, than was gained at Waterloo."
#6. To: CadetD (#5)
What is taught in public schools and everywhere about the Civil War is such a travesty. The slavery issue is very one-sided, not to say it was ever a good policy, but white folks were enslaved as well. Should we ask for reparations?
Replies to Comment # 6. have learned more in five years on the internet, than I did in twenty years of 'schooling.'
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