pfft. Even if Daahan was wrong, he's right... It's Daahan, DONT QUESTION ITOriginally Posted by Revenant2
pfft. Even if Daahan was wrong, he's right... It's Daahan, DONT QUESTION ITOriginally Posted by Revenant2
Aaaaaaand Rumsefeld is GONE.
http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/11/08/ ... index.html
FUCK YEAH.
goodOriginally Posted by Correction
Just clearing out his desk before the investigations begin.Originally Posted by Correction
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And Democrats get Montana, all depends on Virgnia and those absentee military ballots now...
http://www.cactuarsensei.com/ffxivid/darkrums.JPGOriginally Posted by Correction
I may have resigned, but one day you shall all kneel before me.
It's funny yes, but it's also awefully scary at the same time lol.Originally Posted by Elmer the Pointy
so um.. we gonna see Arnold Swurchistniger in office again? ;P
California
Candidate Votes % of votes
Arnold Schwarzenegger (REP)* 3,692,807 56%
Phil Angelides (DEM) 2,594,607 39%
Peter Camejo (GRN) 149,512 2%
The Governator returns.
Yeah, and so is the President of my university to replace Rumsfeld...Oh well.Originally Posted by Correction
My only question is: "Separated at birth or same person?"Originally Posted by Elmer the Pointy
there was something in ohio that passed where it outlaws smoking in a bar/pub
isnt that kind of... stupid ?
'could you please not smoke while i get smashed and get in my car and drive home?'
At least your law was straightforward in it's purpose. Wisconsin's proposed referendum on the ballots last night was confusing as fuck all. We had people swearing that voting yes would save gay marriage (the correct answer was no).Originally Posted by Black Symphony
He and Kevin Federline -- suddenly freed from their obligations less than 24 hours apart? I smell Reality Show!Originally Posted by Correction
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p93ox5UTA6Q
Here's a WHOOP to Dr. Robert Gates!
He sure did love our university
I got this email today..
-----Original Message-----
From: Dr. Robert M. Gates [mailto[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2006 12:24 PM
To: undisclosed-recipients
Subject: To the Aggie Family
By the time you read this, the President of the United States will have announced that he will nominate me to be the next Secretary of Defense. I am deeply honored, but also deeply saddened.
As most of you know, almost two years ago I declined an opportunity to become the first Director of National Intelligence. I did so principally because of my love for Texas A&M and because much of the program we had initiated to take A&M to a new level of excellence had only just started.
Today, two years later, all of the initiatives of greatest importance are well underway and on an assured path to completion. The faculty reinvestment program is on track and all 447 new positions should be funded by next September. Work is underway or in planning for more than $500 million in construction, some 90% of it on new academic facilities. We have made significant progress in increasing the diversity of our faculty and student body, and both the programs and funding are in place to continue that important and on-going effort.
And many new initiatives are now underway or are already complete to enhance both graduate and undergraduate education, including, above all, the new University Studies degree program. The Corps is on the right track in terms of growth and grades, and the Capital Campaign will end next month having far exceeded our billion dollar goal.
Some of you may worry whether one or another of these efforts will continue with my departure. You need to know that the progress we have made has been a team endeavor, and the team will remain. A remarkable faculty and a group of gifted administrators and staff who truly deserve the credit for all that has been accomplished over the past four-plus years will still be here -- above all, my strong right arm for nearly four and a half years, the Executive Vice President and Provost, Dr. David Prior.
I apologize for surprising you with this momentous decision and announcement, and for leaving as president before fulfilling my commitment to serve Texas A&M for at least five years. I hope you will understand the circumstances that made this necessary and that this appointment comes nearly as much a surprise to me as to you.
I will have more to say to you before I leave (if I am confirmed by the Senate). But I must tell you that while I chose Texas A&M over returning to government almost two years ago, much has happened both here and around the world since then. I love Texas A&M deeply, but I love our country more and, like the many Aggies in uniform, I am obligated to do my duty. And so I must go. I hope you have some idea of how painful that is for me and how much I will miss you and this unique American institution.
At this point, I expect to remain as President of Texas A&M until completion of the confirmation process and a Senate vote. I assure you, you will hear more from me before my departure.
Robert M. Gates
President
Texas A&M University
And to make this football related: BTHOnu
Even though i'm from california and I was like 'Oh yes GTFO Santorum!'.Originally Posted by Septimus
Its nice to see people are not interested in electing a religious-right, LGBT-hating douche.
As for the places that passed amendments to ban same sex marriage, 'whatever' - maybe they'll realize the real issues with foreign and domestic issues need addressing.
Its time for republicans to play the blame game!
Bush: /tag Rumsfield "you're it!"
Smoking has been illegal inside or within 25 feet of any public building in Washington for almost a year now.Originally Posted by Cletis
same reason mondale didnt lose 0-50?!?!Originally Posted by The Blackrose
Not really dumb, californians hate on smokers too - some of us enjoy poisoning our liver instead of getting lung cancer from 1st or 2nd hand smokeOriginally Posted by Cletis
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Unless I'm missing your point, Mondale lost 49-2, and didn't win Wisconsin, he won Minnesota and the District of Columbia. Minnesota because it was his home state and DC because, well, DC has never voted Republican.Originally Posted by ozz
I think a more accurate comparison regarding a confusing ballot would be to those voter precincts in Florida which, despite being heavily populated by elderly Jewish democrats, had a much higher percentage of votes for Pat Buchanan in the 2000 presidential election than virtually anywhere else in the country.