For many military families this just MOVTIVATES us more to hunt, corner Republican “prey” and to work hard at “sending them home in 2008”. Each one here needs to realize that there is no reason to BASH Leader Reid, as he is working hard for the Middle Class people.

My personal feast will be 2 certain Republican individuals to feast on. I already have the leg of one, and the arm of another.

Even though our family is NOT in Reid’s state, we have had past requests honored and he does listen. There are many things that go on behind the curtain that have been accomplished to assist military families.

Our efforts need to be placed in the REMOVAL of all criminal Republican MURDERERS (in my eyes they are, for killing our troops) whether it be in the House or the Senate. If you live in a state (or near a neighboring state) with a RED one, start now in organizing efforts to “send him/her home in 2008”!!!!! I know of one group ( 15 LIONS) that are having a Prey Strategy gathering this weekend.

GOAL: More “blue chairs at the 2008 dinner table !!! (Blue is the best quality middle class chair)
The Cat, the LION

Inductive ~ Deductive LOGIC

One final thought, Republican prey is so tasty, including Lieberman!!Liebermans functioning ability in his state is slipping w/time.

Obama, Dodd and Biden should have SHOWN UP FOR WORK, sorry no excuses, including the dog ate my schedule!!

http://osi-speaks.blogspot.com/2007/06/republicans-rightfully-show-no.html#links

And so much for McCain’s “loving the troops.” When McCain had the opportunity to hold Gonzales, one of the main architects of Bush’s torture policy (and anti-Geneva Conventions policy), McCain skipped the vote.

And Alaska’s Ted Stevens, who got steamrolled in the U.S. attorney scandal (and had every reason to vote yea, both personally and professionally) couldn’t bring himself to vote nay, but checked in with “present.”

Of course Pete Domenici voted nay, but wouldn’t you think that with Democrats controlling the Senate, proceedings against Domenici would have begun on ethics violations for his role in the U.S. attorney scandal?

After letting this matter pend for weeks, I would have thought that Harry Reid would have counted noses before he brought it up for the Senate to deal with this week. This is just more Democratic incompetence, and I sure hope Democratic constituents are taking notice and getting active in their neighborhoods and states, and working to replace these politicians with better, smarter, lefter Democrats.

But can you tell me one law that he has broken?

Comment by mike — June 11, 2007 @ 7:24 pm

And you want that now, before a full investigation? Ok:

Obstruction of Justice, lying to Congress, lying under oath.

Oh, I’m sorry, that’s three, and you only asked for one.

Then there’s the U.S. Constitution, for holding prisoners for years without filing charges…

Whoops, that’s four….sorry, I just can’t keep it to only one law he’s broken, but then you wanted a conviction before an investigation, charges and trial…gee, you’re sounding like DoJ material now….

Hatch Act!
Hatch Act!
Hatch Act!
Hatch Act!

…hmmmm…

…that wouldn’t have passed had they voted anyway…

…and they’re somehow TRAITORS unworthy of our support…

…F-I-C-K-L-E M-O-U-S-E…

I continue to pray that those who know of wrongdoing by the ruling class and those serving in government continue to come forward with testimony and evidence.