John Kerry: Nice wheels

"Doug" wrote:

17-Apr-02

PHONY TO THE CO The "Ole Family Ranch" in Crawford is a Set Completed the
Same Day the Election was Stolen
By Cheryl Seal

With a title like that, you can be sure of the absolute partiality and
veracity of the author, huh? ;-)

Have you seen all those article and pictures of Bush "at home on the ranch"
in Crawford - the ones that imply that he is "just an ole ranch hand" more
comfortable on the family homestead than in the "Big City," be it Austin or
D.C.? Well, if you bought this image, you've been royally snuckered. The
Bush family homestead in Crawford is nothing more than an elaborate set. The
house, built in 2000, was designed to be ready for Bush to step into - like
a set awaiting an actor - during the 2000 presidential election. Not only
was the "ranch" created in 2000 - so, essentially, was the "town" of
Crawford! Before then only about 400 people lived in the area. The Crawford
Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture were formed shortly after the ranch was
finished.

snipped rest of whiny article

So what? I don't know if any of this is even true, but I don't recall
anyone trying to claim Bush was a "rancher" before becoming president.
Maybe I missed that in his resume? And it does seem fairly
appropriate that the best place to set up a homestead once you DO
become president is someplace remote - not in a "quiet working class
neighborhood".

And she even misspelled "snookered". Harumph.

Mark Hickey
Habanero Cycles
http://www.habcycles.com
Home of the $695 ti frame

Doug wrote:

FWIW, either you have no clue what you are talking about, or you and Rush
are hitting the OxyContin again!

The Bush family fortune was started by George W. Bush's great-grandfathers,
George Herbert Walker and Samuel Bush, both of whom were financiers, and
both of who profited vastly from rearmament after WWI.

Do a search on Google -- you'll find plenty of links to articles about the
Bush "fortune," Prescott Bush's links to the Nazi' and his war
profiteering, and the Bush family' links with the so-called
"military-industrial" complex, not to mention Bin Laden.

This post explains this picture I found of you on
the net:

http://home.kc.rr.com/tjhp/misc/doug.jpg

--
Scott Johnson / scottjohnson at kc dot rr dot com

"Mark Hickey" wrote in message
...
"Doug" wrote:

FWIW, either you have no clue what you are talking about, or you and Rush
are hitting the OxyContin again!

The Bush family fortune was started by George W. Bush's great-grandfathers,
George Herbert Walker and Samuel Bush, both of whom were financiers, and
both of who profited vastly from rearmament after WWI.

Do a search on Google -- you'll find plenty of links to articles about the
Bush "fortune," Prescott Bush's links to the Nazi' and his war
profiteering, and the Bush family' links with the so-called
"military-industrial" complex, not to mention Bin Laden.

I don't doubt GB Sr's ancestors had bucks. But after a stint in the
Navy he took a job as a clerk in an oil company. I know you don't
believe me, but do a bit more research and find a photo of the Bush
family home. Then tell me that's the kind of house that those born
with "silver spoons" grow up in.

snip rant

**** Bush, and **** Shrub too!

Glad to see that you can keep it rational.

Mark Hickey
Habanero Cycles
http://www.habcycles.com
Home of the $695 ti frame

Could you post a link to a photo of the Prescott Bush's family home? Thx.

Doug,

Howard Dean is out of the race, you can calm down now.

Kyle


"Doug Taylor" wrote in message
...
Mark Hickey wrote:

So what? I don't know if any of this is even true, but I don't recall
anyone trying to claim Bush was a "rancher" before becoming president.
Maybe I missed that in his resume?

And what a creative resume it must be. The guy just loves playing
dress-up: a fake cowboy on his fake ranch, and a fake soldier/pilot
in front of the fake "Mission Accomplished" banner on the aircraft
carrier. What a phony; what an utter crock.
--dt

On Wed, 07 Apr 2004 08:17:29 -0500, Tim McNamara
wrote:

And this has what to do with bicycles?

restraining my usual impulses to bash Bush in hopes of not continuing
to be a major contributer to OT-ness. That and I don't actually like
John Kerry very much either. I got no one to vote for yet again.


A chicken in every pot, and a bike in every garage?

Mark Hickey wrote:

So what? I don't know if any of this is even true, but I don't recall
anyone trying to claim Bush was a "rancher" before becoming president.
Maybe I missed that in his resume?

And what a creative resume it must be. The guy just loves playing
dress-up: a fake cowboy on his fake ranch, and a fake soldier/pilot
in front of the fake "Mission Accomplished" banner on the aircraft
carrier. What a phony; what an utter crock.
--dt

Doug wrote:
O.K. I got carried away! But I was actually reserved in my comments.
;-
"carlfogel" wrote in message news:_pNc-
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Doug wrote:
FWIW, either you have no clue what you are talking about, or you
and Rush are hitting the OxyContin again! The Bush family fortune
was started by George
W. Bush's great- grandfathers, George Herbert Walker and Samuel
Bush, both of whom
were
financiers, and both of who profited vastly from rearmament after
WWI.
Do a search on Google -- you'll find plenty of links to articles
about the Bush "fortune," Prescott Bush's links to the Nazi' and
his war profiteering, and the Bush family' links with the so-
called "military- industrial" complex, not to mention Bin Laden.
privilege and advantage having been given to him on a silver
platter, still has proven unable to run a single business
profitably, and is now on the imaginable. testament to the fact
that we should have huge inheritance taxes! Without his family
foirtune, Shrub would still be a minimum-wage sales clerk in the
sporting goods department at Sears Roebuck (no offense intended to
Sears employees). He belongs there. This "President" simply proves
the adage that "voting Republican is easier than thinking!"



Dear Doug,

After "Bin Laden," you seem to have lost coherence and dropped a few
sentences or paragraphs. Could you run it through the keyboard again?

Carl Fogel
--


Dear Doug

I take it that you have no idea what you meant to say where things brea
down at "now on the imaginable. testament"

Carl Foge


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"Kyle.B.H" wrote:

Doug,

Howard Dean is out of the race, you can calm down now.

Kyle:

Your mixing me up with the other Doug. I guess that shows that George
Bush is not the only dimwit in the world, eh?

Read the threads carefully before posting and making a fool out of
yourself, why don't you?

--dt

No. Both Dougs.

Kyle

"Kyle.B.H" wrote:

Doug,

Howard Dean is out of the race, you can calm down now.

Kyle:

Your mixing me up with the other Doug. I guess that shows that George
Bush is not the only dimwit in the world, eh?

Read the threads carefully before posting and making a fool out of
yourself, why don't you?

--dt

"Kyle.B.H" wrote:

No. Both Dougs.

Now there's a coherent post. Time to dress up in your bike clothes
and go and out and play, Kyle. That's a good boy...
--dt