Bush Wants To Cut FAA Budget

"Tom Fleischman" wrote in message
rthlink.net...
It amazes me that anyone, particularly anyone in the the aviation
community, would continue to support this nightmare of an
administration.

http://abcnews.go.com/wire/Politics/...0916_1903.html

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uslatest/s...500288,00.html

On Nov. 2 let's dump this blackhearted, greedy, pathological liar,
dry-drunk blowmonkey and put a *real* pilot in the White House.

Budget cuts equal smaller federal government. Sounds like an outstanding
plan. Now if he would cut all federal departments, agencies and welfare
programs 50 percent he could be king for the next 50 years.

kontiki wrote:

portions of derogatory elitism snipped

The lefties are individuals while the righties are "groupies" who are
quite at ease to have those around them be xerox copies of them inside
and out. The lefties embrace diversity while the righties think, "If
only everyone thought like me!"


In FACT,
the Democratic party is nothing BUT an amalgamation of loosly knit groups
each pushing their own agenda.

You bet! Thank you for agreeing with me that the lefties (and not
necessarily just the democrats) are able to embrace diversity and that
which does not follow the "party line".

They all seem to find solace (but precious
little leadership) under the tattered tent of the "Democrat" Party.

I would much rather gather under a 'tattered tent' with those with open
minds than in an ivory tower with closed-minded Christian elitists.

Have you seen the movie "Fahrenheit 911" ? It's coming out on video next
week. If *your* mind is open enough, why not take a peek? In fact, I
dare all you Bushies to take a peek at this movie--you lovers of truth
and justice! Go take a look at the opposition and hear the evidence
RIGHT OUT OF THEIR OWN MOUTHS !! Then come and tell me how great Bush is
for this country.


Kerry is the best the Democrat Party could come up with.... a 20 year
do-nothing senator who marries rich widows for their money so he can
enjoy the country club lifestyle without actually having to do any work.
Kerry has a history of doing a lot of talking and casting blame but
never offers any solutions. He is a living example of the "Peter
Principle".

I agree. Which is one reason why I am not voting for him. As I said, I
am voting *against* Bush.


take care,

Antonio

dancingstar wrote:

You bet! Thank you for agreeing with me that the lefties (and not
necessarily just the democrats) are able to embrace diversity and that
which does not follow the "party line".

All this wonderful liberal "diversity" that you are so fond of is
slowly tearing this country apart, in case you haven't noticed.
The biggest difference between liberals and conservatives is their
level of respect for the US Constitution. Liberals think it's an
outdated document, open to interpretation, written by a bunch of
old farts. Their favorite phrase is "freedom of choice" but only
when it applies to giving birth. They are NOT for choice when it
comes to choice in education, choice in whether I want to invest
in the Social [in]Security system, or choice in whether I want to
own a firearm or not. Too much diversity I guess....

Without the quality of leadership required to insure that the
principles of that document are consistantly applied to all the
people this country can claim no greater status than that of a
third world banana republic.

"dancingstar"

Have you seen the movie "Fahrenheit 911" ? It's coming out on video next
week. If *your* mind is open enough, why not take a peek? In fact, I
dare all you Bushies to take a peek at this movie--you lovers of truth
and justice! Go take a look at the opposition and hear the evidence
RIGHT OUT OF THEIR OWN MOUTHS !! Then come and tell me how great Bush is
for this country.

That is nothing but propaganda. Even your own kind with a mind say that.

See ya. NOT!
--
Jim in NC


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"Tom Fleischman" wrote in
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I have never exchanged word one with you before today, so why do you
feel it necessary to begin your discussion with me by being insulting.
It is so typical of right-wingers to think that it is appropriate to
behave this way.

Oh, *that* is rich. You've been flinging names and personal insults
throughout this thread and we're suddenly supposed to see you as holding the
moral high ground? Puh-lease.

BTW, I think you need to stop regurgitating the liberal attack weenies'
one-liners and actually look up the definition of "neoconservative". You
keep bandying that term around like it's some sort of insult, but it only
shows your lack of understanding. I'm curious why you'd apply it to people
who've demonstrated long-standing convervative viewpoints.

Typical of most liberal "attack dogs" I've come across. Only the
"right-wing nutjobs" are the brainwashed repeating political talking points.
Tom, you'd have a lot more credibility if you'd demonstrate some of your own
critical thinking you claim is not shown by those who don't agree with you.

--
Bob

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"C J Campbell" wrote:

"H.P." wrote in message
. com...
Jimmy Carter is looking forward to a Kerry presidency; then Carter's would
be only next to worst.

If Kerry was President, then Jack Nicholson in "Mars Attacks" would look
good by comparison.


Wow, you've convinced me with your meaningless analogy..

--
Chris Schmelzer, MD
Capt, 110th Fighter Michigan ANG
University of Michigan Hospitals
Ann Arbor, MI

"C J Campbell" wrote:
If they were private employers, they would have been sued out of business
years ago for the way they treat their employees.

My father was a career U. S. Post Office employee, from letter carrier to
management, and I believe the failure of his health was largely due to what
a horrible place the P. O. was to work. It was characterized by a
malignantly hateful relationship between management and labor that polluted
the entire organization. Judging by events since it became the
semi-autonomous "U. S. Postal Service," it's no better now.

The only federal employees
I have ever met that seemed to be happy with their working conditions
were,
oddly enough, from the IRS.

I've never been around any except air traffic controllers; the ones I've met
seem to love their jobs.
--
Dan
C-172RG at BFM

"Chris Schmelzer" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"C J Campbell" wrote:

"H.P." wrote in message
. com...
Jimmy Carter is looking forward to a Kerry presidency; then Carter's
would
be only next to worst.

If Kerry was President, then Jack Nicholson in "Mars Attacks" would look
good by comparison.


Wow, you've convinced me with your meaningless analogy..

You've convinced me you have no sense of humor.

"dancingstar" wrote in
message ...

I would much rather gather under a 'tattered tent' with those with open
minds than in an ivory tower with closed-minded Christian elitists.

That's pretty funny -- calling Christians elitists.


Have you seen the movie "Fahrenheit 911" ? It's coming out on video next
week. If *your* mind is open enough, why not take a peek? In fact, I
dare all you Bushies to take a peek at this movie--you lovers of truth
and justice! Go take a look at the opposition and hear the evidence
RIGHT OUT OF THEIR OWN MOUTHS !! Then come and tell me how great Bush is
for this country.


What does "Fahrenheit 9/11" have to do with truth? Do you actually believe
Moore's assertion that Bush, bin Laden, and the Saudi royal family conspired
to blow up the WTC as a pretext to seize control of a non-existent Afghan
pipeline? Moore never seems able to connect the dots, and for good reason.
They don't connect.

"Dan Luke" wrote in message
...

The only federal employees
I have ever met that seemed to be happy with their working conditions
were,
oddly enough, from the IRS.

I've never been around any except air traffic controllers; the ones I've
met
seem to love their jobs.

I have a couple relatives in the IRS. Family reunions are odd -- the CPAs
and the IRS guys will stand there on the riverbank, fishing, and arguing
about taxes. Working for the IRS appeals to a certain analytical type of
person.