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Skriven 2006-11-01 18:44:00 av TIM RICHARDSON (1:123/140)
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On 11-01-06, ROSS SAUER said to BOB KLAHN:


RS>BOB KLAHN said to TIM RICHARDSON...


BK> TR> Kerry is pond scum.


BK> And a decorated combat veteran.


RS>Unlike the Coward-In-Chief, who ran away.


Well.....as usual you are tossing out your own home-grown secret little code
for who-knows-what'.


But.......if you are trying to imply someone ran away from `military' service,
that would be sort of a bad area of discussion for you personally to get into,
wouldn't it?


But.....I didn't want to send this packet off without posting up to you the
latest column from Ann Coulter. I know she's one of your very favorite
columnists, and I wanted to be sure you didn't miss her latest.


Enjoy.


Welcome to AnnCoulter.com


JIHAD IS FUN! VOTE DEMOCRAT!


November 1, 2006


John Kerry is the "botched joke" of American politics. For those of you
keeping score at home, John Kerry has now called members of the U.S. military
(a) stupid, (b) crazy, (c) murderers, (d) rapists, (e) terrorizers of Iraqi
women and children. I wonder what he'll call them tomorrow. Whatever Karl Rove
is paying John Kerry to say stupid things, it's worth every penny.


Now, back to the midterm elections ...


Analysts place the average midterm loss for the party in the White House at
around 15 to 44 seats, depending on which elections are counted only elected
presidents, midterm elections since the Civil War, midterm elections since
World War II, comparable-sized congresses, first and second midterm elections
and so on.


The average first midterm election loss for every elected president since 1914
is 27 House seats and three Senate seats. The average sixth-year midterm
election, like this year, is much worse for the president's party, which
typically loses 34 seats in the House and six seats in the Senate.


This makes the average loss in two midterm elections for the party in the
White House: 30 House seats and four or five Senate seats in each midterm
election.


In his first midterm election, George W. Bush picked up six House seats and
two Senate seats making him, according to The New York Times, "the first
Republican president to gain House seats in an off-year election" and only the
third president of either party to pick up House seats in a midterm election
since the Civil War.


This means that for Democrats simply to match the historical average gain for
the party out of the White House during the first and second midterm, they
would have to pick up 67 seats in the House and 11 seats in the Senate.


They're about 30 Mark Foleys short of having that happen.


It at least seems clear that Democrat gains this year are going to fall far
short of the historical average. No poll has the Democrats winning even half
of their rightful midterm gains.


Despite the precedent of big wins in midterm elections for the party out of
power especially in a sixth-year midterm election something is depressing
the Democrats' popularity with Americans this year. I suspect it's the
perception that many of them are Democrats.


But instead of recognizing that the Democratic Party is a dying party, falling
far short of its due historical gains, any gain by the Democrats will be
hailed as a crowning mandate for the party that wants to lose the Iraq war,
shut down Guantanamo and stop spying on Islamic terrorists on U.S. soil.


Even a dying party has death throes. If Democrats win a slight majority in the
House or Senate, Americans will get shrill, insane leadership of the nation in
time of war.


Democrats can't not be crazy. They will instantly set to work enacting a
national gay marriage law, impeachment hearings, slavery reparations and a
series of new federal felonies for abortion clinic protesters. The only way to
get Democrats to focus on terrorists would be to convince them that the
terrorists are interfering with a woman's right to choose or that commercial
jetliners exploding in midair are a threat to America's wetlands.


The probable new House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, is in a catfight with Rep. Jane
Harman for not being insane enough. Pelosi has indicated she will deny Harman
the chairmanship of the Intelligence Committee, instead giving it to Rep.
Alcee Hastings, whom Pelosi voted to impeach from his federal judgeship in
1988 for conspiring to extract a $150,000 bribe from convicted criminals in
return for lowering their sentences.


An O.J. jury had acquitted Hastings on the bribery charge in a criminal
proceeding, though his alleged co-conspirator, attorney William Borders, was
convicted.


But the evidence of Hastings' bribery plot was so overwhelming that a
Democratic House voted to impeach Hastings 413-3 on 17 separate counts
including falsifying evidence to win his acquittal in the criminal case, and a
majority Democratic Senate voted to convict Hastings on the very first count
by 69-26, enough to remove him from office.


Rep. John Conyers Jr. another finalist for the coveted "craziest Democrat in
congress" title led the charge for Hastings' impeachment, saying the judge
had "betrayed his office."


In addition to having a history of soliciting bribes from criminals before his
court, Hastings wants to shut down Guantanamo, and he adamantly opposes the
U.S. government listening to phone calls from al-Qaida phones to anyone in
America (especially federal judges negotiating bribery deals by telephone).


As millions of lunatic Muslims plot to murder Americans, some Americans (we
call them "Soccer Moms")  will cast a vote to save Michael J. Fox this year.


In the process, they will put all Americans at risk by voting for a frivolous,
dying party.


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