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guy44 · 11-09-2006, 04:55 PM

Actually, ask any Democrat who's had to suffer through a Rush broadcast or O'Reilly show. The "Democrat Party" is they're sort of semi-demeaning way of saying Democratic Party. It's not that huge a deal, I mean in the big scheme of things both those guys - and, obviously, Bush - have much more to answer for. But it is a real phenomenon.

However, discussing Bush's new "bipartisanship:" he's trying to renominate Bolton as UN Ambassador in a special session of Congress before the new Congress beings in January. Sound like a bipartisanship extension of an olive branch to you?

11-09-2006, 04:55 PM	#17 (permalink)
guy44 Somnabulist Location: corner of No and Where	Actually, ask any Democrat who's had to suffer through a Rush broadcast or O'Reilly show. The "Democrat Party" is they're sort of semi-demeaning way of saying Democratic Party. It's not that huge a deal, I mean in the big scheme of things both those guys - and, obviously, Bush - have much more to answer for. But it is a real phenomenon. However, discussing Bush's new "bipartisanship:" he's trying to renominate Bolton as UN Ambassador in a special session of Congress before the new Congress beings in January. Sound like a bipartisanship extension of an olive branch to you? __________________ "You have reached Ritual Sacrifice. For goats press one, or say 'goats.'"