Actually...
I just got to work...barely. For those of you who don't have to deal with this sh!t directly, try commuting to work with metro stations/trains full to capacity with "Bush suporters". It's sickening. There's so many of them! of course they are all (at least the ones on the trains) retards. A 10 min. commute turned into a 40min one, since the "tourists" tend to gather at the doors, not letting anyone in/out. Hope they all rott in...
Sorry for the rant, it's been Hell this morning.
hehe...well for those that believe in Darwin's "survival of the fittest", just realize that all those "Bush supporters" are growing and eventually will overwhelm you, leading to the extinction of some....awe, isn't Darwin cruel?
Bush supporters don't believe in Darwin's Throries...Hail JESUS! so where does that leave them? at the top of the temple? while I decompose and my energy gets scattered back into the Universe.
I belive in evolution, completely...and I'm a bush supporter.
Be open-minded, not everyone who supports bush is a religious person.
You're generalizing.
While 'W is for winner' is very clever, W is also for wacky, wily, wanton, whiner, warmonger, warlock, worm, warped, wart, weakminded, worst-case, witless, widowmaker, and wrong.
don't want to turn this into another right vs left thread, but if anyone in archinect has been guilty of generalizing it's you archangel. not all right wingers are bible thumping hill billies or trustfund babies and not all lefties are tree hugging environazis. and for godsake please no more ann coulter.
Goes to further show how meaningless the slogan really is, since I didn't win a thing. Of course, meaningless slogans are the common currency of this administration, so...
Why The Fuck is he spending 40 million dollars on a party for showing up to work another 4 yrs. When he could have made a major step forward on the world credibility scale by donating those funds to Tsunami Relief.
Major missed opportunity to do the right thing. Instead he will party with "The Mores, The Have Mores and The Want Mores".
we could go on all day, or at least half of it! i do hope for the best in the coming presidential term and hope that Bush's policies don't leave scars to big to heal for future generations. everything is a learning and growing experience, and there was no ideal candidate so we should all do the best with what we have. Again, local government is the best way for us non-bush fans to implement change.
i think i may actually hate ann coulter, its such a strong word, but if i were to ever see her get hit by a car or mauled by a mountain lion, i dont think it would make me sad.
While Coulter isn't my favorite mouth peice of the right that article AA linked has a very good point. All the whining about what this inauguration is costing isn't being put into context of anything. Sure $40M is a lot of cash but is only a meager drop in the bucket of what could be considered wasted cash in our pop culture society.
I don't think having no celebration and taking that $40M and giving it to the tsunami effort would have any real effect in global opinion. Let Bush have his day. I'm sure if Kerry were elected he'd have is celebration and the republicans would be whining about how much it is costing. The R or D behind their names is only the team while they both play the same game.
And That was in 1992 when the economy Sucked!
Figure in 12 years of inflation relative to other markets, and clinton spent nearly 60 million 2005 dollars!
Wrong Again!
More than half of the $25.5 million raised so far for inaugural festivities came from 54 individuals or companies who gave $250,000 (the cap set by the committee); another $10 million came from others who donated $100,000 or more to the committee.
Corporate donors include Microsoft, Exxon, Anheuser-Busch, AT&T, Ford, Lockheed Martin, Marriott, Pepsi, Boeing, Coca-Cola, Home Depot, Time Warner, Toyota, and Northrop Grumman, to name just a few. Individuals include some of America's top executives, such as banana king Carl Lindner, owner of the Cincinnati Reds baseball team. "I believe this is the greatest country in the world," says Lindner. "We have the opportunity to elect our president, and the inauguration is a celebration of our democracy."
the top donorers are Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin,
United Technologies Corp, Pfizer, Exxon Mobil Corp., Occidental Petroleum Corp., ChevronTexaco Corp., Enron President Richard Kinder of Houston; Dell computer founder Michael Dell of Austin, Texas; United Technologies Corp.; Stephens Group Inc., an investment firm in Little Rock, Ark.; and Sallie Mae Inc., and my favor Altria Corporate Services Inc.
President Bill Clinton raised and spent $33 million for his inauguration in January 1993 and $23.7 million for his second swearing-in in 1997. In 1993, President Bill Clinton's inaugural committee spent $33 million, raised primarily from souvenir and ticket sales!
Soros could have spent his 18 million more wisely, too. Think of the money blown on the Kerry campaign - something like 650 million....could have saved alot of lives in lieu of a pipe dream Liberal candidacy.
ArchAngel, You directly benefit from what the unions have done for the past 100 years. It's hypocritical to criticize unions while enjoying your salary, benefits and employment safeguards.
there is more packaging than food.
that would be my description of w bush, without even getting into the issues.
he would be the lemon in the picture above.
so does that $40 million price tag include the $12 million the city of DC had to fork over for security? because really, that pushes the total to 52 million if it doesn't. no hazmat suits for DC-woot woot!
I disagree that the hoopla has anything to do with the price tag.
It's partisian politics and nothing else. Like the football teams that will play this Sunday, everyone is trash talking the opponent.
Does anyone really think the Village Voice is any less biased that Ann Coulter is? They are nothing more than a cheer leader for the other side in this game.
Regardless who is in the white house or on capitol hill - they are not working for you and I. We all lose.
W is for Winner
I hope that's a nuclear bomb going off in Washington.
I bet you do. Nice Comment - hopefully the department of Homeland security thinks you're joking.
Actually...
I just got to work...barely. For those of you who don't have to deal with this sh!t directly, try commuting to work with metro stations/trains full to capacity with "Bush suporters". It's sickening. There's so many of them! of course they are all (at least the ones on the trains) retards. A 10 min. commute turned into a 40min one, since the "tourists" tend to gather at the doors, not letting anyone in/out. Hope they all rott in...
Sorry for the rant, it's been Hell this morning.
hehe...well for those that believe in Darwin's "survival of the fittest", just realize that all those "Bush supporters" are growing and eventually will overwhelm you, leading to the extinction of some....awe, isn't Darwin cruel?
Bush supporters don't believe in Darwin's Throries...Hail JESUS! so where does that leave them? at the top of the temple? while I decompose and my energy gets scattered back into the Universe.
I belive in evolution, completely...and I'm a bush supporter.
Be open-minded, not everyone who supports bush is a religious person.
You're generalizing.
While 'W is for winner' is very clever, W is also for wacky, wily, wanton, whiner, warmonger, warlock, worm, warped, wart, weakminded, worst-case, witless, widowmaker, and wrong.
don't want to turn this into another right vs left thread, but if anyone in archinect has been guilty of generalizing it's you archangel. not all right wingers are bible thumping hill billies or trustfund babies and not all lefties are tree hugging environazis. and for godsake please no more ann coulter.
You forgot Ward
I DID leave out Ward!
Goes to further show how meaningless the slogan really is, since I didn't win a thing. Of course, meaningless slogans are the common currency of this administration, so...
Yet you included Whiner.....
You forgot Wiener, too....
Wonderful
WUSS
Wise, Wicked Genius
Willing
Why The Fuck is he spending 40 million dollars on a party for showing up to work another 4 yrs. When he could have made a major step forward on the world credibility scale by donating those funds to Tsunami Relief.
Major missed opportunity to do the right thing. Instead he will party with "The Mores, The Have Mores and The Want Mores".
wanker.
maybe the 40million came from the tsunami relief...
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=514&e=4&u=/ap/20050120/ap_on_re_as/tsunami
WOUDNING
WRONG
we could go on all day, or at least half of it! i do hope for the best in the coming presidential term and hope that Bush's policies don't leave scars to big to heal for future generations. everything is a learning and growing experience, and there was no ideal candidate so we should all do the best with what we have. Again, local government is the best way for us non-bush fans to implement change.
that's supposed to be WOUNDING
It is puzzling that if you add X (no exit strategy) to Y (Why are we there?) you get W²: George Bush's second inauguration.
i think i may actually hate ann coulter, its such a strong word, but if i were to ever see her get hit by a car or mauled by a mountain lion, i dont think it would make me sad.
While Coulter isn't my favorite mouth peice of the right that article AA linked has a very good point. All the whining about what this inauguration is costing isn't being put into context of anything. Sure $40M is a lot of cash but is only a meager drop in the bucket of what could be considered wasted cash in our pop culture society.
I don't think having no celebration and taking that $40M and giving it to the tsunami effort would have any real effect in global opinion. Let Bush have his day. I'm sure if Kerry were elected he'd have is celebration and the republicans would be whining about how much it is costing. The R or D behind their names is only the team while they both play the same game.
its the most expensive in history that's why there is so much hoopla.
Union Wages....
Does anyone have that link showing how the national budget is mapped out? I think it was on here last week perhaps.
Also, interesting article on the next four years in the VV this week.
http://villagevoice.com/news/0503,perlstein,60130,6.html
I don't think using Ann Coulter as a definitive source of journalism is a good idea.
And That was in 1992 when the economy Sucked!
Figure in 12 years of inflation relative to other markets, and clinton spent nearly 60 million 2005 dollars!
Wrong Again!
More than half of the $25.5 million raised so far for inaugural festivities came from 54 individuals or companies who gave $250,000 (the cap set by the committee); another $10 million came from others who donated $100,000 or more to the committee.
Corporate donors include Microsoft, Exxon, Anheuser-Busch, AT&T, Ford, Lockheed Martin, Marriott, Pepsi, Boeing, Coca-Cola, Home Depot, Time Warner, Toyota, and Northrop Grumman, to name just a few. Individuals include some of America's top executives, such as banana king Carl Lindner, owner of the Cincinnati Reds baseball team. "I believe this is the greatest country in the world," says Lindner. "We have the opportunity to elect our president, and the inauguration is a celebration of our democracy."
the top donorers are Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin,
United Technologies Corp, Pfizer, Exxon Mobil Corp., Occidental Petroleum Corp., ChevronTexaco Corp., Enron President Richard Kinder of Houston; Dell computer founder Michael Dell of Austin, Texas; United Technologies Corp.; Stephens Group Inc., an investment firm in Little Rock, Ark.; and Sallie Mae Inc., and my favor Altria Corporate Services Inc.
Sorry - 1997. Consumer price index puts 42 million equal to 49 million 2004 dollars. My bad.
Comparison
President Bill Clinton raised and spent $33 million for his inauguration in January 1993 and $23.7 million for his second swearing-in in 1997. In 1993, President Bill Clinton's inaugural committee spent $33 million, raised primarily from souvenir and ticket sales!
Soros could have spent his 18 million more wisely, too. Think of the money blown on the Kerry campaign - something like 650 million....could have saved alot of lives in lieu of a pipe dream Liberal candidacy.
ArchAngel, You directly benefit from what the unions have done for the past 100 years. It's hypocritical to criticize unions while enjoying your salary, benefits and employment safeguards.
So, the economy doesn't suck now? How big is our deficit again?
Ok Sorry... what I wrote Came out wRong.
I think Congress will keep Bush in check anyway.
GOD SAVE US ALL.
there is more packaging than food.
that would be my description of w bush, without even getting into the issues.
he would be the lemon in the picture above.
And Kerry would be the pit in the avacado - no nutritional value.
so does that $40 million price tag include the $12 million the city of DC had to fork over for security? because really, that pushes the total to 52 million if it doesn't. no hazmat suits for DC-woot woot!
Inclusive
that lemon is rotten, right?
You can use a little Vitamin "C"
or I guess you could describe a lemon as "tough but useless", sounds like W to me!
On second thought, Kerry is the slimy bag.
Bush is the avacado Seed, Planted for future abundance and growth.
unless you're not white.
RACE CARD!
I disagree that the hoopla has anything to do with the price tag.
It's partisian politics and nothing else. Like the football teams that will play this Sunday, everyone is trash talking the opponent.
Does anyone really think the Village Voice is any less biased that Ann Coulter is? They are nothing more than a cheer leader for the other side in this game.
Regardless who is in the white house or on capitol hill - they are not working for you and I. We all lose.
ok, sorry.. unless you're not rich.. or christian, then, it's a big FUCK YOU..
sorry I disagree,, A . Barbara Boxer's verbal slam against Condi at her confirmation was for you and I.
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