Get real, Jerry.

The problem is with the current political system, and not just with
this party or that party. If you think we can just point the finger
and say, we'll get them next election, you are sadly mistaken. But,
while you sit back, and talk about this or that new republican nominee
and how they are going to fix everything, I will be sitting back and
laughing. For if they do get elected, they won't fix anything.

The system is the way it is for a reason and for the average American
that is a bad thing. But, hey, we can't do nothing. Well, at least I
can't do anything--it is far too hard to convince the *****, liberals,
and conservatives of this country anything worthwhile and beneficial.

Keep on trucking,

Mike

"Jerry Newton" <leaveme@lone.net> wrote in message news:<40a6bc52_3@newspeer2.tds.net>...
> Hehehe, I love your spirit, Bill, but I gotta say that I will only believe
> it when I see it. Boxer and Feinstein going away? That's like saying Ted
> Kennedy and John F'ing Kerry will go away, it just ain't gonna happen. I
> don't know the stats on Kalifornia, but in Mass (not my state) only 18% of
> registered voters are registered Republican. What are ya gonna do?
>
>
> Jerry

 

Get real, Jerry.

The problem is with the current political system, and not just with
this party or that party. If you think we can just point the finger
and say, we'll get them next election, you are sadly mistaken. But,
while you sit back, and talk about this or that new republican nominee
and how they are going to fix everything, I will be sitting back and
laughing. For if they do get elected, they won't fix anything.

The system is the way it is for a reason and for the average American
that is a bad thing. But, hey, we can't do nothing. Well, at least I
can't do anything--it is far too hard to convince the *****, liberals,
and conservatives of this country anything worthwhile and beneficial.

Keep on trucking,

Mike

"Jerry Newton" <leaveme@lone.net> wrote in message news:<40a6bc52_3@newspeer2.tds.net>...
> Hehehe, I love your spirit, Bill, but I gotta say that I will only believe
> it when I see it. Boxer and Feinstein going away? That's like saying Ted
> Kennedy and John F'ing Kerry will go away, it just ain't gonna happen. I
> don't know the stats on Kalifornia, but in Mass (not my state) only 18% of
> registered voters are registered Republican. What are ya gonna do?
>
>
> Jerry

 

Get real, Jerry.

The problem is with the current political system, and not just with
this party or that party. If you think we can just point the finger
and say, we'll get them next election, you are sadly mistaken. But,
while you sit back, and talk about this or that new republican nominee
and how they are going to fix everything, I will be sitting back and
laughing. For if they do get elected, they won't fix anything.

The system is the way it is for a reason and for the average American
that is a bad thing. But, hey, we can't do nothing. Well, at least I
can't do anything--it is far too hard to convince the *****, liberals,
and conservatives of this country anything worthwhile and beneficial.

Keep on trucking,

Mike

"Jerry Newton" <leaveme@lone.net> wrote in message news:<40a6bc52_3@newspeer2.tds.net>...
> Hehehe, I love your spirit, Bill, but I gotta say that I will only believe
> it when I see it. Boxer and Feinstein going away? That's like saying Ted
> Kennedy and John F'ing Kerry will go away, it just ain't gonna happen. I
> don't know the stats on Kalifornia, but in Mass (not my state) only 18% of
> registered voters are registered Republican. What are ya gonna do?
>
>
> Jerry

 

Michael wrote:

> Get real, Jerry.
>
> The problem is with the current political system, and not just with
> this party or that party. If you think we can just point the finger
> and say, we'll get them next election, you are sadly mistaken. But,
> while you sit back, and talk about this or that new republican nominee
> and how they are going to fix everything, I will be sitting back and
> laughing. For if they do get elected, they won't fix anything.
>
> The system is the way it is for a reason and for the average American
> that is a bad thing. But, hey, we can't do nothing. Well, at least I
> can't do anything--it is far too hard to convince the *****, liberals,
> and conservatives of this country anything worthwhile and beneficial.
>

I think your mistaken. I think our system is fine. The problem is the
corrupt lifers we have running it. You're right though. Replacing just one
or two of them won't have much effect. What we need to do is replace about
98% of them. But we both know the chances of that happening.


--
Friends help you move. Real friends help you move bodies.

 

Michael wrote:

> Get real, Jerry.
>
> The problem is with the current political system, and not just with
> this party or that party. If you think we can just point the finger
> and say, we'll get them next election, you are sadly mistaken. But,
> while you sit back, and talk about this or that new republican nominee
> and how they are going to fix everything, I will be sitting back and
> laughing. For if they do get elected, they won't fix anything.
>
> The system is the way it is for a reason and for the average American
> that is a bad thing. But, hey, we can't do nothing. Well, at least I
> can't do anything--it is far too hard to convince the *****, liberals,
> and conservatives of this country anything worthwhile and beneficial.
>

I think your mistaken. I think our system is fine. The problem is the
corrupt lifers we have running it. You're right though. Replacing just one
or two of them won't have much effect. What we need to do is replace about
98% of them. But we both know the chances of that happening.


--
Friends help you move. Real friends help you move bodies.

 

Michael wrote:

> Get real, Jerry.
>
> The problem is with the current political system, and not just with
> this party or that party. If you think we can just point the finger
> and say, we'll get them next election, you are sadly mistaken. But,
> while you sit back, and talk about this or that new republican nominee
> and how they are going to fix everything, I will be sitting back and
> laughing. For if they do get elected, they won't fix anything.
>
> The system is the way it is for a reason and for the average American
> that is a bad thing. But, hey, we can't do nothing. Well, at least I
> can't do anything--it is far too hard to convince the *****, liberals,
> and conservatives of this country anything worthwhile and beneficial.
>

I think your mistaken. I think our system is fine. The problem is the
corrupt lifers we have running it. You're right though. Replacing just one
or two of them won't have much effect. What we need to do is replace about
98% of them. But we both know the chances of that happening.


--
Friends help you move. Real friends help you move bodies.

 

Michael wrote:

> Get real, Jerry.
>
> The problem is with the current political system, and not just with
> this party or that party. If you think we can just point the finger
> and say, we'll get them next election, you are sadly mistaken. But,
> while you sit back, and talk about this or that new republican nominee
> and how they are going to fix everything, I will be sitting back and
> laughing. For if they do get elected, they won't fix anything.
>
> The system is the way it is for a reason and for the average American
> that is a bad thing. But, hey, we can't do nothing. Well, at least I
> can't do anything--it is far too hard to convince the *****, liberals,
> and conservatives of this country anything worthwhile and beneficial.
>

I think your mistaken. I think our system is fine. The problem is the
corrupt lifers we have running it. You're right though. Replacing just one
or two of them won't have much effect. What we need to do is replace about
98% of them. But we both know the chances of that happening.


--
Friends help you move. Real friends help you move bodies.