RayGun Ronnie had little if nothing to do with ending the cold war.... Moral and Economic bankruptcy (cold war expense and a ten year open war in Afghanistan when the US actually backed and trained todays terrorist core) did the trick you try to assign to the Alzheimer Kid... He had a big hand (as in sole) in laundering the rags used for head wear in the nether regions of the old Mongolian Western regions. The beginning of the end for the reputation the US had for righting wrongs by doing the right thing was cashed in for expedience and cold hard CIA cash under this shining black hole of moral lapse. You are normally above the revisionist crap yet have a blind spot when speaking of Nancys' Puppet.
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-- On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 10:02 AM, Keith In Tampa <keithintampa@gmail.com> wrote:
Oh, Annointed One, Annointed One, Annointed One.......When Ronald Reagan was elected in 1980, and 1984, he had a mandate from the People. He ran on a platform of slapping anyone who even looked like a Sandanista, and I am pretty sure that he went down there personally and bitch slapped Manuel Noreiga.With regard to Reagan's legacy on the foreign affairs stage.....Uhm.....He ended the Cold War. (I'm pretty sure he slapped that nasty looking birthmark off of Gorbechov's forehead too, but I might be mistaken on this particular issue)No, Reagan's foreign affairs platform remains solid. There were a few mistakes, but in general, the United States was the, "Shining City On The Hill"; and no one dared fuck with us, including any folks that sport dirty laundry on their heads.....
On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 9:48 AM, THE ANNOINTED ONE <markmkahle@gmail.com> wrote:
Cold,
There would have been no Iran-Contra problem, Poppies would not be so
"Yes! Imagine if Reagan had listened to "conventional wisdom"."
prevalent in Afghanistan, the Nicaraguans would have several hundred
thousand more "LIVE" citizens, etc.
Reagan may have been good for the domestic policies but his legacy was
one of disaster on the foreign front. Don't think so?, ask any dead
soldier in the mid-east just who it was that trained/funded al-Queda
and originally funded Hamas and Hezbolla. His legacy lives on.
Hell of a role model there.
> http://www.originofnations.org/books,%20papers/quotes%20etc/Reagan_Th...
On Sep 15, 3:50 pm, Cold Water <coldwater...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Yes! Imagine if Reagan had listened to "conventional wisdom".
>
> This came to mind after reading your comments today:
>
> The Shining City Upon A Hill
> On January 25, 1974
>
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Keith In Tampa
> To: politicalforum@googlegroups.com
> Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2010 12:07
> Subject: Re: Christine O'Donnell, the Tea Party Express, and The Democrats Score Huge Election Victory
>
> Hello Cold "Undaunted00" Water!!
>
> I agree. I do think that the Republicans have done some housecleaning, (not as much as I had hoped, but there has been some!!) and we are back to the Reaganesque conservative libertarian policies that made not only our Party, but our Nation great, and what our Nation once again so desperately needs!
>
> If the Republicans go back to D.C. in November with the same "spend/tax/big government" mindset that they had four and six years ago, then I think you will see the demise of the Republican Party as we know it, and quite possibly the beginning of a new political party in the United States for the first time in over a century.
>> On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 10:50 AM, Cold Water <coldwater...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> It pains me to say this BUT the Republican establishment has needed a good shaking up for a while now. Should be very interesting to see how this all works out on Election Day.
>
> CW
> New SKYPE name: Undaunted00
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Keith In Tampa
> To: politicalforum@googlegroups.com
> Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2010 10:02
> Subject: Re: Christine O'Donnell, the Tea Party Express, and The Democrats Score Huge Election Victory
>
> I wouldn't count on that seat being in Democratic ("Marxist") hands come November Tom! It's a brand new world, it's a brand new day, and Americans have had all they can enjoy of yours and President Obama's "Change". Clearly, it wasn't "Change That Anyone Believed In"; and as O'Donnell represents, there is a sweeping sea change throughout America, (with the exception of D.C. and personally, I don't think anyone in D.C. should be allowed to vote).
>> On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 9:23 AM, Tommy News <tommysn...@gmail.com> wrote:> Print
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> Christine O'Donnell, the Tea Party Express, and The Democrats Score Huge Election Victory
>
> Christine O'Donnell and the Tea Party Express shocked the Republican establishment in Washington and Delaware alike Tuesday night, winning the First State's GOP Senate primary and effectively ensuring the seat will remain in Democratic hands come November.
>
> O'Donnell Scores Huge Upset in Delaware
> By Steve Peoples
> Roll Call Staff
> Sept. 14, 2010, 9:15 p.m.
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> a.. O'Donnell Scores Huge Upset in Delaware
> b.. Murkowski Will Settle Her Campaign's Future on Friday
> c.. NRCC Adds Boucher and McIntyre to Ad Target List
> d.. LeMieux Expects Former Boss to Lose Senate Race to Rubio
> e.. Senate Democrats Divided Over Warren as Possible Consumer Agency Chief
>> http://www.rollcall.com/news/49827-1.html?ET=rollcall:e8672:80082561a...
> Updated: 9:38 p.m.
>
> Christine O'Donnell and the Tea Party Express shocked the Republican establishment in Washington and Delaware alike Tuesday night, winning the First State's GOP Senate primary and effectively ensuring the seat will remain in Democratic hands come November.
>
> The Associated Press called the race just after 9 p.m. for O'Donnell, who earned 54 percent of the vote compared to 46 percent for Rep. Mike Castle, with 85 percent of precincts reporting.
>
> O'Donnell's victory almost certainly hands the general election to New Castle County Executive Chris Coons (D). Republicans don't plan to spend money to contest the race with O'Donnell claiming the nomination, because they do not view her as a viable candidate who can appeal to the broader electorate.
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> Had he survived the primary, Castle, a former governor and longtime Congressman, would have been the frontrunner to defeat Coons.
>
> Following a string of upsets by tea party-backed Senate candidates in Kentucky, Nevada, Colorado and Alaska, the Delaware race tested the clout of the conservative movement in the Northeast, a region where Republicans must make substantial gains to reclaim majorities in the House or Senate. And in some ways, Tuesday's contest showcased the GOP's identity crisis amid intense pressure from the right.
>
> Democrats delighted in the defeat of another establishment-backed candidate and used Republicans' own words to demonstrate how unlikely it is that O'Donnell will be embraced by party leaders now that she is the nominee.
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> "Delaware Republicans chose an ultra-right wing extremist who is out of step with Delaware values. Christine O'Donnell cares more about imposing an extreme social doctrine than addressing the challenges facing working people," Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chairman Bob Menendez said in a statement. "Even the Delaware Republican Party Chairman has said O'Donnell is 'not a viable candidate for any office in the state of Delaware,' and 'could not be elected dog catcher.'"
>
> The National Republican Senatorial Committee, which had vigorously supported Castle, released a one-sentence statement in reaction to O'Donnell's victory.
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> "We congratulate Christine O'Donnell for her nomination this evening after a hard-fought primary campaign in Delaware," NRSC Executive Director Rob Jesmer said.
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> O'Donnell and her tea party supporters knocked Castle earlier in the week as "King RINO, the most liberal GOP member of Congress."
>
> "We have gone all in," Tea Party Express spokesman Levi Russell said before polls closed Tuesday. The group is an arm of the national movement and sent a team to Delaware for about a week, organizing rallies, phone banking and spending as much as $250,000 to help O'Donnell. "We think we've done everything we can to put the spotlight on Christine," he added.
>
> But in a state where less than 30 percent of voters are registered Republicans, the Delaware GOP waged all-out war against O'Donnell and the tea party in recent days. After repeated accusations that O'Donnell was dishonest on the campaign trail and irresponsible in her personal finances, the state party disseminated an eleventh-hour robocall Tuesday featuring former O'Donnell campaign manager Kristin Murray.
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> "As O'Donnell's manager, I found out she was living on campaign donations, using them for rent and personal expenses, while leaving her workers unpaid and piling up thousands in debt," Murray said in the recording. "She wasn't concerned about conservative causes. O'Donnell just wanted to make a buck. That's why I left and why I won't trust O'Donnell with my hard-earned tax dollars."
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