News for nerds, stuff that matters
Sections
About
Slashdot Log In
rdewald (229443)
rdewald
rdewald@gmai l . c om
http://rdewald.com/
Haven't seen me in a while? Multiply your possibilities of doing so. [multiply.com]
"The foolish reject what they see,
not what they think;
the wise reject what they think,
not what they see."
-Huang Po
rdewald@gmai l . c om
http://rdewald.com/
Haven't seen me in a while? Multiply your possibilities of doing so. [multiply.com]
"The foolish reject what they see,
not what they think;
the wise reject what they think,
not what they see."
-Huang Po
Politics: It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas....
Sunday October 23 2005, @07:03PM
What brought down Martha Stewart? $40,000? I don't remember.
First Scooter and Turd blossom, maybe Dick, now Harriet Miers' $26.000 problem. Such arrogance....
The land in question is near my mother's home, I know it well. "Vacant lot of weeds" would be a overly flowerly way to describe it. There's no argument to be made for it being valuable. I can't imagine it even being worth the $2/sqft they reached in mediation. It's a windfall at that price!
Now I understand why she's so fond of GWBush. They're cut from the same crooked, lying, entitled-class, cloth. I'm sure they see the world the same way. He's appointed her to the court because he thinks he's going to need friends as high as possible in the judicial system in the near future.
He's probably right about that. This is what he does best, he calls it "political cover."
First Scooter and Turd blossom, maybe Dick, now Harriet Miers' $26.000 problem. Such arrogance....
The land in question is near my mother's home, I know it well. "Vacant lot of weeds" would be a overly flowerly way to describe it. There's no argument to be made for it being valuable. I can't imagine it even being worth the $2/sqft they reached in mediation. It's a windfall at that price!
Now I understand why she's so fond of GWBush. They're cut from the same crooked, lying, entitled-class, cloth. I'm sure they see the world the same way. He's appointed her to the court because he thinks he's going to need friends as high as possible in the judicial system in the near future.
He's probably right about that. This is what he does best, he calls it "political cover."
This discussion was created by rdewald (229443) as no Foes, but now has been archived.
No new comments can be posted.
The Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. We are not responsible for them in any way.
Full
Abbreviated
Hidden
Loading... please wait.
Holy crap... (Score:2)
as for the topic...
He won't need them. He's already placed people high up enought so that if he and Cheney went down in flames they'd both get pardons.
Re:Holy crap... (Score:1)
Re:Holy crap... (Score:2)
I know the pardons are coming, it's not really the individuals I want stomped out of e
Re:Holy crap... (Score:2)
Re:Holy crap... (Score:2)
My 2 thoughts on this:
1. Bush isn't one inclined to issue pardons, particularly for the 'help'.
2. The nature of the incitments wil
I saw this on Think Progress (Score:2)