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Comment on Separated At Birth – Walnuts/Emanuel by Update – Walnuts/Emanuel / Framing the Dialogue

Update – Walnuts/Emanuel / Framing the Dialogue — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:15:26 +0000

[...] Democrat Representative Eric Massa gave us a behind the scenes look at how the Obama White House runs its business…the Chicago way. Massa’s stories about his encounters with Obama’s Chief of [...]

Comment on Rule 13 Reversed by GMZ – Celebrity Reading List / Framing the Dialogue

GMZ – Celebrity Reading List / Framing the Dialogue — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 22:11:33 +0000

[...] tens of millions of his own countrymen. No doubt that Dunn is a fan of Redbook. Fellow White House cast away Van Jones is also fond of this [...]

Comment on True American Hero – Gov. Rick Perry by Update True American Hero – Gov. Rick Perry / Framing the Dialogue

Update True American Hero – Gov. Rick Perry / Framing the Dialogue — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 01:09:46 +0000

[...] You can read the original post here. [...]

Comment on Obamagear by News Briefs – Volume IV / Framing the Dialogue

News Briefs – Volume IV / Framing the Dialogue — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 02:30:56 +0000

[...] gone. Doug Heye notes that D.C.’s Union Station once was host to a myriad of stores pimping Obamagear, but now those stores are gone and boarded up. It seems that folks don’t have the thrill up [...]

Comment on Bias by News Briefs – Volume IV / Framing the Dialogue

News Briefs – Volume IV / Framing the Dialogue — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 02:20:57 +0000

[...] Brief 4: This story that I found on Breitbart may be the most telling harbinger that the Obama honeymoon is over in the lame stream media. The Associated Press ran a story about the increase in homelessness in America under the Obama administration. The only explanation that I can think of is that the author is new to the AP and did not finish reading his playbook. He must not have known that there is not a “homeless problem” when a Democrat inhabits the White House as shown by Bernie Goldberg in his book, Bias. [...]

Comment on Death By Meeting by That Guy / Framing the Dialogue

That Guy / Framing the Dialogue — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 14:31:43 +0000

[...] meetings (a chill still goes up my spine thinking of regularly scheduled staff meetings – Death by Meeting). I was much younger then and have very little interest when we reached the part of the agenda [...]

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Update – Life Meanders / Framing the Dialogue — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 21:24:41 +0000

[...] I posted Life Meanders, I had just found out that I was being furloughed (layoff without the possibility of parole or [...]

Comment on True American Hero – Betsy McCaughey by Comprehensive (kom – pri – hen – siv) - Framing the Dialogue

Comprehensive (kom – pri – hen – siv) - Framing the Dialogue — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 02:48:13 +0000

[...] do we fix health care? Betsy McCaughey, one of Framing The Dialogue’s American heroes, has done the work for our bloviators in Washington. She has written a 20-page bill that is [...]

Comment on Costco Disconnection by Greg

Greg — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 20:39:46 +0000

Ms. McPherson – I thought there was a lively discussion about the big box supermarket (Costco) getting mired in politics. They took a lot of heat for the position of one of their editors. I never called you nutty!

I do not, however, understand how you ignore the evidence that Bush won the election in 2000. I provided the link to your ultra left wing extremist holy grail – The New York Times where they had to admit that any way you tried to count the votes in Florida – BUSH WON.

Let’s move on to the global warming. You must not have gotten the memo as you are supposed to call it “Climate Change.” I’ll spot you a little slack since recent events may not have reached you, but the Reverand Al Goge seems to be in hiding, the head of the UN’s IPCC recently resigned in shame and Phil Jones came clean and admitted that there has not been any warming for 15 years.

Comment on Costco Disconnection by Patricia McPherson

Patricia McPherson — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 22:41:33 +0000

Wow! I was doing a search for myself to clear up a discrepancy, and up popped my letter to Costco regarding Al Gore and global warming.
I expressed my opinion — so what?? People are not entitled to call me “nutty” or etc. That is rude. Just because I believe differently doesn’t call for emotional outbursts. I can always tell ultra right-wing writers — no facts to back up what is being said.
My letter was published most likely because I was one of the first to respond.
My logic is this: to win as president, a candidate must get 270 electoral votes. Before the Florida debacle, the news announced that Gore won Florida’s 25 electoral votes, and he already had 268, so that put him at 293 and the presidency. Bush had 248 (I believe). With 25, he would then have 273, but that isn’t what was happening, so we needed a crisis!!!!
Then suddenly, guess what? A crisis — hanging chads, inaccurate counting, not counting precincts where voters were black –down in the Sunshine State where Jeb was governor (not that he had anything to do with this) — now the votes were up in the air.
The Supreme Court votes in a 5/4 split that Bush won.
At the time there were five conservative and four liberal justices.
I happen to believe it was all contrived and that Al Gore won — so why do you all care enough to call me unkind names?? It’s so right-wing of you!! I believe what I believe — so what? I’m not threatening to cancel my Costco membership! (I love Costco). I could call several of you total jerks, but I’m a liberal, and we don’t call others childish names. We like to be good critical thinkers and ask WHY? rather than lash out at those who express different opinions.
I also believe humans do impact the environment (Like a true liberal I recycle religiously) and pollute the heck out of the earth. I believe Al Gore’s contention that the glaciers are in fact melting due to human activity.