ROFLMAO???. Snarly Harley, you're hysterical. I don't see how anyone could take you seriously. It looks like you're getting flustered and testy and having considerable trouble effectively expressing yourself. I'm told this is actually fairly common among two digit IQ narcissists.
Your profanity and name-calling are great debating skills especially when you stammer and run out of meaningful and intelligent things to say. Of course, that's assuming you have anything meaningful and intelligent to say in the first place and there's scant evidence of that. Your contributions to the discussion thus far have been, shall we charitably say, somewhat shallow.
BTW, and not that it really matters, but you're once again woefully wrong in your assumption that I'm a Republican and that I'm a Bush lover. Here's a news flash for ya', Snarly. There are a few of us Democrats who have no love for Bush who didn't vote for Obama. I didn't vote for Bush either and have some real problems with some of his actions and policies as well as those of some of his cronies. I would have had no problem with impeachment or other legal action IF there were strong enough legal grounds to make it stick, which I seriously doubt there are. What I wouldn't want to see is an unwinable partisan witch-hunt like the one the Republican's pulled on Bill Clinton. The rancor and distraction that would go along with it would be disastrous. We've got way bigger fish to fry right now.
Now go on back to your corner and continue sucking your thumb??????..Or what is more likely, some other body appendage that provides you with the same thrill you seem to get from making a total jackass of yourself.
Sliming Pelosi
Internet rumormongers spread misinformation about her husband, her tax plans, her plane rides and a "mental deficiency."
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Summary
Pelosi has taken her place with Obama and Palin as a favorite target of false claims in chain e-mails, judging by the examples our readers send us.
Here's the truth about some of the bunk being thrown at her by anonymous Internet rumormongers:
Her husband does not own a $17 million stake in the parent of a company whose American Samoa plant she tried to exempt from minimum wage laws. That claim stems from a Wikipedia hoax.
She does not routinely fly about in a 757-size jet that she demanded from the Air Force. She normally flies on the same type of executive jet as her Republican predecessor.
It's untrue that she's calling for a 100 percent "windfall" profits tax on stock profits or retirement savings. That malicious hoax has been going around for at least two years but has recently been revived in a slightly different form.
And it's not true that she couldn't figure out that the voyage on which Captain Cook died was his last. That one – the most recent example – tries to pass off a joke lifted from a 48-year-old gag book as a true story about Pelosi.
The anti-Pelosi attacks increased after Democrats won a bigger majority in the House in last year's election. In earlier articles, we debunked waves of anonymous Internet misinformation about the Democratic presidential contender and the Republican vice presidential pick. Now, it is the speaker's turn.
Analysis
Rep. Nancy Pelosi has been a target of Internet bunk ever since Democrats seized control of the House from Republicans and first made the San Francisco congresswoman speaker two years ago. The attacks on her were eclipsed for a while by other false Internet rumors being spread about Democratic Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois, after he became a presidential candidate (see "Sliming Obama" Jan. 10, 2008). Then came a sudden wave of mistaken and made-up claims about Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, after she burst on the national scene as the Republicans' choice for vice president. (See "Sliming Palin," Sept. 8, 2008.) Lately, however, we've seen a new wave of bogus attacks on Pelosi.
A Cooked-Up Story
Bogus e-mail circulating about Nancy Pelosi
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