Comments on: End Before It Begins? http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/ Tue, 07 Oct 2008 19:56:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: RLM http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-54287 RLM Wed, 20 Dec 2006 21:28:19 +0000 http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-54287 Thanks for correcting me on the spelling of Rep. Dennis Kucinich. Nothing to do with the Freudian slip. I sometimes mispell the name of person. No big deal! Thanks for correcting me on the spelling of Rep. Dennis Kucinich. Nothing to do with the Freudian slip.

I sometimes mispell the name of person. No big deal!

]]> By: Spool... http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-54188 Spool... Wed, 20 Dec 2006 17:50:31 +0000 http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-54188 It's Kucinich, not Kuntich, unless there's a Freudian slip somewhere.... It’s Kucinich, not Kuntich, unless there’s a Freudian slip somewhere….

]]> By: RLM http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-53781 RLM Tue, 19 Dec 2006 23:01:35 +0000 http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-53781 I do hang around with homophobic individuals which I eventually win over their hearts and minds in time. I could put up with homophobic jokes which I usually turn the tables on people, who spew such homophobic remarks or anti-gay jokes without knowing what hit them. I am really good at making people squirm or wince or make self-doubt about themselves. RLM I do hang around with homophobic individuals which I eventually win over their hearts and minds in time. I could put up with homophobic jokes which I usually turn the tables on people, who spew such homophobic remarks or anti-gay jokes without knowing what hit them.

I am really good at making people squirm or wince or make self-doubt about themselves.

RLM

]]> By: RLM http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-53779 RLM Tue, 19 Dec 2006 22:56:41 +0000 http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-53779 Orrin Hatch is really a pragmatic and fair-minded and decent person. He ever pair up with the liberal U.S. Senator, Edward Kennedy on several legislation bills. I choose Orrin Hatch, because of the same religion Mitt Romney engage in. Of course, Orrin Hatch got real digusted with Edward Kennedy for being a bigot on the Mormon religion while Kennedy unjustifly lambasted Mitt Romney 's organized religion during the U.S Senate race in '88. I don't know if Hatch and Kennedy are still close friends or not. RLM Orrin Hatch is really a pragmatic and fair-minded and decent person. He ever pair up with the liberal U.S. Senator, Edward Kennedy on several legislation bills. I choose Orrin Hatch, because of the same religion Mitt Romney engage in.

Of course, Orrin Hatch got real digusted with Edward Kennedy for being a bigot on the Mormon religion while Kennedy unjustifly lambasted Mitt Romney ’s organized religion during the U.S Senate race in ‘88.

I don’t know if Hatch and Kennedy are still close friends or not.

RLM

]]> By: RLM http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-53776 RLM Tue, 19 Dec 2006 22:53:01 +0000 http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-53776 Orrin Hatch is one of lesser evil than Mitt Romney. I know where Hatch stand on his issues. Many Republicans feel real comfortable with most liberal member of the U.S. Congress, Honorable Dennis Kuntich, because they know the real Dennis! They eventually trust Dennis. Tom DeLay have a real respect for Kuntich! RLM Orrin Hatch is one of lesser evil than Mitt Romney. I know where Hatch stand on his issues.

Many Republicans feel real comfortable with most liberal member of the U.S. Congress, Honorable Dennis Kuntich, because they know the real Dennis! They eventually trust Dennis. Tom DeLay have a real respect for Kuntich!

RLM

]]> By: Nah.... http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-53688 Nah.... Tue, 19 Dec 2006 19:56:53 +0000 http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-53688 I’m against dynasties … they have no place in a democracy. But I’d still be against Hillary, even if her last name weren’t Clinton. She’s ten times the triangulator that her husband was. It’s taken her four long bloody wasteful years to even come anywhere near realizing that Iraq is and always has been wrong, on many levels. Is this the kind of *courageous leadership* we’re looking for? Really? The best we can do? If so, I’m afraid we (the party and the nation) really are doomed. Might as well freely hand it all over to the corporations which continue to appear to run things in this once-great democracy. Moreover, now that I think about it, what’s Hillary’s reason for running? A Clinton Restoration? Sorry, we’re not a fucking hereditary monarchy. I apologize for the pottymouth, but this is a point that can’t be made too strongly or too often. Breaking the gender barrier? No sale here, at least: identity politics did too much to get us in this mess. Some radical policy change? Remember, this is the Senator who was more conservative on reauthorizing welfare reform than many Republicans. I’m against dynasties … they have no place in a democracy. But I’d still be against Hillary, even if her last name weren’t Clinton. She’s ten times the triangulator that her husband was. It’s taken her four long bloody wasteful years to even come anywhere near realizing that Iraq is and always has been wrong, on many levels. Is this the kind of *courageous leadership* we’re looking for? Really? The best we can do? If so, I’m afraid we (the party and the nation) really are doomed. Might as well freely hand it all over to the corporations which continue to appear to run things in this once-great democracy.

Moreover, now that I think about it, what’s Hillary’s reason for running? A Clinton Restoration? Sorry, we’re not a ******* hereditary monarchy. I apologize for the pottymouth, but this is a point that can’t be made too strongly or too often. Breaking the gender barrier? No sale here, at least: identity politics did too much to get us in this mess. Some radical policy change? Remember, this is the Senator who was more conservative on reauthorizing welfare reform than many Republicans.

]]> By: Nah.... http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-53680 Nah.... Tue, 19 Dec 2006 19:42:13 +0000 http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-53680 Orrin Hatch is anti-gay. Do you still support him, RLM?! Orrin Hatch is anti-gay.

Do you still support him, RLM?!

]]> By: RLM http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-53629 RLM Tue, 19 Dec 2006 18:16:59 +0000 http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-53629 I am with you about Hillary Clinton what a political opporuntist and illogical leader she is all about. I am very skeptical about Obama in many ways. Let's see and wait what he will do next. Honorable Robert C. Byrd (my home state's U.S. Senator) was gusty correct to tell Obama that he was hurried to rush his presidential ambition. What accomplishments of his U.S. Senate regin we have seen from Obama? I never forgave Hillary Clinton for squashing the real opporunity to revamp the American health care system. Many physicians and other health care workers wanted to be part of the discussions which greatly affect the health care system. The First Lady Hillary Clinton chose to shut them down. Unbelievable! Physicans and health care workers deal with healh care issues on daily basis. Why in the world they were excluded from the meaningful discussion to reform the American health care system? I was very disappointed about Russ Feinfold and Evan Bayh's decision not to run for the 2008 Democratic primaries. Why???? We really need more moderate leadership with pragmatism and accountability. The former White House counsel, John Dean wrote the latest book in urging all of us not to elect Hillary Clinton, because she represent the model of "authoritive" leadership - real danger for our country and the entire world. Dean's famous quips for President Nixon - "cancer in the presidency". I have the uttermost respect for Kevin Phillips and John Dean which they deeply care about our country. They often go against their own political party affilation in the best interests of our country's future. I am no fan of John McCain. I would not mind Rudolph Gilluani as the 2008 Republican nominee. Gilluani probably will stumble and fall down from the tough primaries. Mitt Romnney is a real hyprocrite in many ways. Romney frequently contradicted himself on many issues. Romney did tell the gay constitutency back in '88 that he will fight very hard for their rights during his U.S. Senate run. Mitt Romney is a political opporuntist to portray himself as a real conservative. *stifled laughters* I rather have Orrin Hatch as a presidential candidate, instead of Mitt Romney. Hatch is much better choice with real intergity and human decency. Hatch is neither perfect anyway. Robert L. Mason (RLM) I am with you about Hillary Clinton what a political opporuntist and illogical leader she is all about.

I am very skeptical about Obama in many ways. Let’s see and wait what he will do next.

Honorable Robert C. Byrd (my home state’s U.S. Senator) was gusty correct to tell Obama that he was hurried to rush his presidential ambition.

What accomplishments of his U.S. Senate regin we have seen from Obama?

I never forgave Hillary Clinton for squashing the real opporunity to revamp the American health care system. Many physicians and other health care workers wanted to be part of the discussions which greatly affect the health care system. The First Lady Hillary Clinton chose to shut them down. Unbelievable!

Physicans and health care workers deal with healh care issues on daily basis. Why in the world they were excluded from the meaningful discussion to reform the American health care system?

I was very disappointed about Russ Feinfold and Evan Bayh’s decision not to run for the 2008 Democratic primaries. Why????

We really need more moderate leadership with pragmatism and accountability.

The former White House counsel, John Dean wrote the latest book in urging all of us not to elect Hillary Clinton, because she represent the model of “authoritive” leadership - real danger for our country and the entire world. Dean’s famous quips for President Nixon - “cancer in the presidency”.

I have the uttermost respect for Kevin Phillips and John Dean which they deeply care about our country. They often go against their own political party affilation in the best interests of our country’s future.

I am no fan of John McCain. I would not mind Rudolph Gilluani as the 2008 Republican nominee. Gilluani probably will stumble and fall down from the tough primaries.

Mitt Romnney is a real hyprocrite in many ways.

Romney frequently contradicted himself on many issues. Romney did tell the gay constitutency back in ‘88 that he will fight very hard for their rights during his U.S. Senate run.

Mitt Romney is a political opporuntist to portray himself as a real conservative. *stifled laughters*

I rather have Orrin Hatch as a presidential candidate, instead of Mitt Romney. Hatch is much better choice with real intergity and human decency. Hatch is neither perfect anyway.

Robert L. Mason (RLM)

]]> By: Anonymous Pol http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-53519 Anonymous Pol Tue, 19 Dec 2006 14:35:11 +0000 http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-53519 Politics involves everybody since we're electing people who lead the country. I'd say that the appointment of Bush in 2000 by the Supreme Court shows how important it is that everybody vote. We simply cannot afford another hanging election with a large majority of our citizens sitting on their hands. Politics involves everybody since we’re electing people who lead the country. I’d say that the appointment of Bush in 2000 by the Supreme Court shows how important it is that everybody vote. We simply cannot afford another hanging election with a large majority of our citizens sitting on their hands.

]]> By: Noelle http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-53512 Noelle Tue, 19 Dec 2006 14:13:20 +0000 http://www.deafdc.com/blog/swetha-amruthur/2006-12-18/end-before-it-begins/#comment-53512 What? Deaf people can't talk about politics now? What? Deaf people can’t talk about politics now?

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