Mor Inof
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Who is this conducting this interview?
… To let such a gaff slip by?

Another paycheck collected!

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R E M E M B E R:
Nancy Pfotenhauer collected a paycheck to lie.
How is that even a credible thing to do?

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Coming up next, the latest Big Foot sighting. Stayed tuned.

Nancy Pfotenhauer – senior adviser to Sen. John McCain and televised liar.

I believe this is a bit of an understatement.

At least I was under the distinct impression that the “surge” was Pres Bush’s idea all along; at the very least he embraced it with a vengeance -as if it were his. The media always talked about it in those terms:

President Bush yesterday began promoting his plan to send more troops to Iraq, bringing more than 30 Republican senators to the White House as part of a major campaign to rally the American people behind another effort to stabilize the country.
Bush Works To Rally Support for Iraq ‘Surge’

One way or the other, claiming that he opposed the ’surge’ is flat out ridiculous. These people sound more and more like the trolls at ThinkProgress…

Of course it fizzled. The MSM won’t publish anything that is critical of the Bush Crime Family.

I wonder if we will ever again have a free press.

Hmmmm….Idaho panhandle, San Ysidro. Border presences for BlackWater, anyone? Add in a DHS contract, and it starts to get good…..(or bad, depending on your viewpoint).

I forgot, Robbez is in Ocean Beach. I think he described it as 7 square miles of sanity, surrounded by insanity – or something like that. It was funny.

I know what you mean, though I tend to discount conspiracy theories.

But can’t you just see a hologram of Cheney growling “Execute Order 66!” ?

I miss it, especially the Ocean, but on a teacher’s salary I could never afford to live in a neighborhood I would raise children in. And that was in the 90’s, before the real estate market went nutso.

Upscale slums…I love that term. My parents dropped me in Clairemont/Kearney Mesa area in 1974. Went to school and all that stuff around that neighborhood. Schools have not been so great here is the last 10-15 years (high school, anyway).

My daughter is in her second year of high school (James Madison) and I think we may leave the area after she graduates. Were looking at places north (Washington, Oregon, Idaho – yes, Idaho, Vancouver, etc…).

While I a happy I bought my house when I did (ten years ago), I can’t imagine an average person paying over $600,000 for a 50 year old, 1500 sq ft house. Way too nutso – as you say.

Where in SD did you call home?

El Cajon when I was a kid, then I went to SDSU and wound up teaching in Point Loma. While going to school and before I had kids I lived all around Golden Hill, Hillcrest, all the most upscale slums, though never too far south in the real Barrio. Not that I didn’t hear gunshots at night every few days.

I miss it, especially the Ocean, but on a teacher’s salary I could never afford to live in a neighborhood I would raise children in. And that was in the 90’s, before the real estate market went nutso.

I grew up in San Diego.

Lots of choppers….They fly over the house and out to the sea. Quite a few 16’s too, but since they don’t do as much training there – like they did at Fightertown USA – it is quieter than it once was. Its cool to watch the blue angels fly over the house and scare the crap out of the cats.

Where in SD did you call home?

PEACE