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Politics : GOPwinger Lies/Distortions/Omissions/Perversions of Truth -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jeanne_N who wrote (166076)	5/20/2010 7:34:59 PM
From: Jane4IceCream	3 Recommendations Respond to of 173976

Gosh Jeannie...could you PLEASE limit your rants to 50 words or less?? Yawn...you're putting me to sleep! Where's that photo Detective?? ROFL Jane

To: Jeanne_N who wrote (166076)	5/20/2010 8:41:39 PM
From: jlallen	3 Recommendations Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 173976

lol What a fukking stupid post...!!! You are giving UnAmerican Spitbot a run for the title as "SI's Biggest Dumbass". Nice goin'!

To: Jeanne_N who wrote (166076)	5/21/2010 8:40:54 AM
From: Jane4IceCream	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 173976

If this thread is "ancient history" as your wild rant states then you should be a good little detective and just run along now... Nobody gives a sh!t what you think! Jane PS....ciao!

To: Jeanne_N who wrote (166076)	5/21/2010 9:09:07 AM
From: Hope Praytochange	Respond to of 173976

Stocks Headed Lower Again 05/21 09:05 AM 09:05 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 05/21/2010 (MidnightTrader) -- U.S. PRE-MARKET INDICATORS -Dow Industrial futures down 100 points -S&P 500 futures down 12 points -Nasdaq 100 futures down 14 points. -Nasdaq 100 Pre-Market Indicator down 14.37 at 1785.75 GLOBAL SENTIMENT Nikkei down 2.5% Hang Seng down 0.2% FTSE-100 down 1.9% PRE-MARKET SECTOR WATCH (-) Large cap tech: lower (-) Chip stocks: lower (-) Drug stocks: lower (-) Software stocks: lower (-) Internet stocks: lower (-) Financial stocks: lower (-) Auto stocks: lower (-) Airline stocks: lower (+,-) Retail stocks: mixed idiot odumba and taxcheater daily destroying pension fund of working and taxpaying americans

To: Jeanne_N who wrote (166076)	5/21/2010 11:55:44 AM
From: Jane4IceCream	Respond to of 173976

Just flipped LVS and DNDN for some tasty daytrades before heading off to work on this bounce!! These two stocks are excellent trading vehicles when the p market is pumping!! Yea! Jane

To: Jeanne_N who wrote (166076)	5/23/2010 10:27:45 AM
From: TideGlider	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 173976

Charles Djou: How did a Republican win in Obama's Hawaii hometown? Republican Charles Djou won the special election in Hawaii's First Congressional District – the Honolulu district where President Obama grew up. Djou is only the third Republican Hawaii has elected to Congress since statehood. Republican Honolulu City Councilman Charles Djou addresses his supporters Saturday in Honolulu after winning the special election to fill the seat vacated by Democrat Neil Abercrombie who resigned from Congress to run for governor. By Mark Sappenfield, Staff Writer / May 23, 2010 The victory of Republican Charles Djou in a special election in Hawaii’s First Congressional District – the heavily Democratic district where President Obama grew up – is a welcome political reversal for the GOP. Skip to next paragraph Related Stories PA-12: A template for Democrats in November election? Huckabee: GOP tent can 'be big,' but NY-23 was a 'train wreck' Scott Brown’s Massachusetts win fueled by independent voters .In 2008, Mr. Obama took the district with 70 percent of the vote, and no Hawaiian congressional district had returned a Republican for 20 years. Moreover, the victory stopped a surprising winning streak for Democrats, who had won the past seven consecutive special elections for Congress, including three prominent races – two in upstate New York and one in Pennsylvania – in areas that tilt conservative. Taking his cues from another Republican who won in firmly Democratic territory – Sen. Scott Brown of Massachusetts – Djou saw the election as a repudiation of one-party rule. "The congressional seat is not owned by one political party. This congressional seat is owned by the people," he said. Djou, a member of the Honolulu City Council, will be only the third Republican to represent Hawaii in Washington since Hawaii became a state in 1959. But the Republicans will likely be careful not to tout the victory too loudly. Mr. Djou won with less than 40 percent of the vote, with two Democratic challengers taking 58 percent. The rules change for the November election, and only one Democrat will be able to challenge Djou for the seat. Without two Democrats to split the vote between them, Djou knows that the math is against him. "The voters gave us a short-term lease with an option to buy in November," Djou said, according to the Honolulu Advertiser. The race was to replace Democratic Rep. Neil Abercrombie, who resigned to run for governor. Democratic state Senate President Colleen Hanabusa took 30.8 percent of the vote, and former US Rep. Ed Case took 27.6 percent. Hawaii’s most prominent Republican, Gov. Linda Lingle, said Djou must continue to put his state above his party if he wants to be reelected in November. "What I did, and what he has done, is told people in a very sincere way, 'I'll do what's best for everybody, I'm not going to go with any special interest, even if it's my own party sometimes that might want me to do a certain thing,' " Governor Lingle told the Advertiser. Meanwhile, national Republicans sought to claim some measure of credit for their agenda. "Charles' victory is evidence his conservative message of lowering the tax burden, job creation, and government accountability knows no party lines," said Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele in a statement. Eugene Tanner/AP csmonitor.com

To: Jeanne_N who wrote (166076)	5/25/2010 8:22:21 AM
From: Hope Praytochange	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 173976

realclearpolitics.com CBS' Katie Couric reports on how BP is trying to control the oil spill and how the EPA is limiting the use of a certain chemical used to attack the oil. She spent nearly half the show, reporting from the scene, focused on the oil spill in the Gulf. CBS' White House correspondent Chip Reid reports "critics on Capitol Hill just weren't buying what the White House was saying about the government's role in all of this and whether they could do more." idiot odumba mute - idiot odumba took money from oil industries

To: Jeanne_N who wrote (166076)	5/25/2010 8:23:37 AM
From: Hope Praytochange	Respond to of 173976

realclearpolitics.com

To: Jeanne_N who wrote (166076)	5/25/2010 10:20:58 AM
From: Jane4IceCream	2 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 173976

Detective Jeannie....where did you go to?? You haven't completed your investigation...LOL Btw looks like the SearcherRE has a major h@rdon for ya! Jane

To: Jeanne_N who wrote (166076)	5/25/2010 12:49:25 PM
From: SeachRE	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 173976

Our local ditz is trying to play the old divide-and-conquer trick to hide the truth that she-he has been conning all RWEs here...

To: Jeanne_N who wrote (166076)	7/1/2010 8:11:06 PM
From: Jane4IceCream	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 173976

Here Jeannie Jeannie......Here Jeannie Jeannie..... Where are you hiding Detective Jeannie?? Every one here is waiting for your next epiphany....especially the resident pervert! Where is THAT photo of me you promised to dig up....er.....post here?? Tap Tap....still w-a-i-t-i-n-g! There are millions of photos on the Internet surely you can find just one and copy and paste it here?? Come out Come out and play.....that rock you hide under is meant for sand crabs!! LOL Jane