Jeez, Mul...:eek:

wha?...None of my above is motivated by anything other than my analysis and perceptions...perceptions and analysis that at least have a modicum of observable evidence.

No worries! It's cool. Just a little...much...

Ya, I think I spend way way too much time studying politics...Now I just need to figure out a way to make money off this damn useless information.:D

or just find the brown note of politics.

Rand, baby.

http://www.rand.org/

When you get the job, you can buy me a latte in the Soviet Republic of Santa Monica. ;)

I know.....let's get an enemies list together.......

Nah, too 70s....

I know...how about an old number 7?

Whuts that?

That's where we ride into town a whooping and a hollerin and kill every first born child.....

Nah, too Jewish.....

You could become Rush Limbaugh's understudy.

http://www.culvercitynews.com/articles/index.cfm?artoid=315052&sitecontext=34461
Recent Sheehan attempt to "aid" our soldiers:
"Italy should withdraw its troops from Iraq," she said in remarks published in Wednesday's edition of La Stampa. "If you want, I will come and ask you in person. I will go everywhere I can to do something to end the war.
"You should withdraw from Iraq along will all occupation forces. The Americans have no reason to stay there, and the Italians even less," Sheehan was quoted as saying.

A quote from one of Sheehan's peace loving supporters speaking at her NY rally:
Dustin Langley of the Troops Out Now coalition, who urged the anti-warriors milling in the bright sun to "open a new front of resistance right here. Bring Falluja to New York and shut it down!”
(The Village Voice)

While other parents who lost children in the war, grieve their loss...One mother uses her "loss" to launch herself on a new life of wealth and fame. Apparently it is "all aboiut her."
Scum always seems to rise to the top.

'Mrs. Sheehan Goes to Washington' - a new road picture?
By Stephanie Mansfield
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
September 22, 2005

She's mulling book and movie deals. She has a press secretary, security and a tattoo on her left ankle. She doesn't have an agent yet, but there's someone to "handle" her schedule and field offers.
She has reached that pinnacle of fame where she is known only by one name: Cindy. As in, "America Stands With Cindy." Cindy from Crawford. But not Cindy Crawford.
She sprawled on the grass of the West Lawn of the Capitol yesterday, relaxing after marching three blocks with a dozen supporters and a scrum of unruly camera operators and reporters, dressed in a denim miniskirt and sporty red-and-white Skechers shoes. Her cropped strawberry hair glinted under the robin's egg blue sky, the all-American pacifist pinup for the Metamucil set.
She speaks in a girlish voice, and even her signature is a loopy grade-school scrawl. There's nothing sophisticated about Cindy Sheehan except for her keen sense of publicity. At every turn -- since her days of setting up a one-woman, 24-hour, anti-war vigil across from President Bush's Texas ranch -- her first priority has been to alert the reporters and photographers.
Yesterday, they heeded the call: national television, local television, National Public Radio and Japanese- and Spanish-language stations, all scrambling and shouting. At one point, a camera operator backed into the microphone stand, sending it toppling to the grass.
If only Mr. Bush and first lady Laura Bush had invited Mrs. Sheehan into their ranch six weeks ago for a barbecue and lemonade, "we wouldn't be standing here," she said.
But they didn't. So there she was, awash in media.
Three El Monte RVs pulled up to the curb -- 40 minutes late -- and a dozen supporters followed her to the Capitol lawn, carrying banners and chanting: "What do we want? Troops home. When do we want it? Now" Their buses are scrawled with messages: "For What Noble Cause?" and "DC or Bust." The protesters broke into song: "Ain't gonna study war no more."
About 45 sympathizers are on her "Bring Them Home Tour," and Mrs. Sheehan has visited 51 cities in 28 states since leaving Crawford on the last day of August, just as Hurricane Katrina was about to blow her off Page One and the television newscasts. She was joined on the tour by members of Gold Star Families for Peace, Military Families Speak Out and Iraq Veterans Against the War. Joining her in Washington are actress Jessica Lange, perennial presidential candidate Ralph Nader and sometime presidential candidate the Rev. Al Sharpton for a rally scheduled for Saturday on the Ellipse.
Several speakers took the microphone yesterday and spoke passionately about their frustration with the current administration and the military.
Finally, Mrs. Sheehan -- wearing a gold necklace given to her by her son -- stood before the microphones.
"It has been one month and 15 days since I sat down in a ditch in Crawford, Texas. I had no idea this would be the result," she said.
To honor her son, Army Spc. Casey Sheehan, 24, who was killed in April 2004 in Iraq, Mrs. Sheehan set up "Camp Casey" in Texas, and she soon was joined by hundreds of like-minded supporters. Since then, she has become a heroine to some, or a loose cannon who often uses obscenities to describe Mr. Bush. In New York, she told one group that if Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton declines to meet with her and work to withdraw the troops, the New York Democrat will be out of a job. She said she has received death threats and hate mail.
"They already killed my son. People say we're brave and courageous, but you know we're fearless. Because we know we have right on our side. We know we're going to prevail. Sometimes the pain is so, so deep ..." -- her voice grows dramatic, perhaps as if she's pondering her own martyrdom -- "that maybe that wouldn't be such a bad thing ... but I am absolutely not afraid at all."
Her protest has moved beyond the Iraq war. In fact, she may be the only American housewife with both an RV and her own domestic policy. She even wants U.S. troops withdrawn from "occupied" New Orleans, where they are on duty for rescue work and restoration of order.
"I was in New Orleans," she told a few straggler reporters before heading back to the RV and later to the White House gate to deliver a letter to Mr. Bush. "There were tanks and military vehicles and patrols. And they had their guns out. It was a little frightening."
By 2 p.m., she was standing outside a gate at the White House with a mob of reporters. At one point, looking fatigued, she rested her head on the shoulder of a supporter. Cameras clicked and buzzed.
Asked whether billionaire George Soros, who founded MoveOn.org and spent more than $20 million in a vain attempt to defeat Mr. Bush last year, is bankrolling her protest, Mrs. Sheehan's eyes narrowed. "No," she said.
Still, Mrs. Sheehan is helping to open a $1 million advertising campaign in newspapers today, renewing her attack on Mr. Bush.
She wouldn't say from where the money is coming. "I haven't signed anything on the dotted line yet."

I feel for this poor grief stricken media puppet. You can't expect women to deal with death and war like us men do. Its not in there nature.

Remember this when you think of voting for Hilary!!!

Mul's just over-compensating, that's all... pink pants, nuff said there.

But you guys on the Right don't get it. Your glorious leader lends the greatest aid and comfort to terrorists the world has ever seen.

Here's an analogy that I think you can understand. Someone comes into your home and rapes your wife. The local sheriff arrives on the scene and makes all kind of bold statements like "we'll find 'em and bring'em to justice." Deputies are dispatched, wanted signs go up. Some time goes by and the rapist isn't caught. The rapist sends quarterly press releases to the local newspaper on what he's up. The local sheriff says he doesn't think much about the rapist anymore. Those supporting the sheriff say the rapist has been "marginalized" and is therefore no longer a threat. the rapist focuses his efforts in other communities.

Allowing OBL to get away with killing 3000 Americans is the greatest support you could ever give to terrorists.

Shaun- You are obviously very very fascinated by Mul2. With all your sexual innuendo, I wonder if you're really trying to ask him a question about something... You "like" him don't ya?

- Skip

You are right. Most men would never think about sympathizing with the murderers that killed their child....or make a career out of their death.

Skip, c'mon, what's not to like? This guy is the real deal. the mitsu is a real turn on too.

Seriously, from a study in human behavior POV, he's priceless. I'd love to know what happened to him when he was 8.

eww

Bush hates raisin legs in mini skirts

saw the photo..tried to gouge my eyes out.

Shaun- Seriously. You are obviously very interested in his shorts (or, maybe what they contain) and his appearance. You have been commenting on them/it for weeks now (which frankly concerns me). You can do it under the guise of a study in behavior all you want.... I'm just saying... it's 2005 - people like you are largely accepted in today's society.

- Skip

I think they were pants, not shorts. No Skip, just practicing Step 5 in "Karl Rove's How To..."

This stuff actually works!

and let's get something straight... there are no other people like me. a good thing! and I'll never be accepted in today's, or tomorrow's society. yesteryear's society, yes, I belong there, not here.