"The great communicator" doing his thing...

Keith

Moderator
Sorry, not directed at you Larry. I just cannot stand this confrontational approach - I really do not have enough spare O2 for it. I'm bailing....
 

Steve

Supporter
If it makes you feel any better, I'll put them in my words.

(1) Reagan raised taxes 11 times!

(2) Reagan almost trippled the Federal budget deficit!

(3) Unemployment reached 10.8 percent under Reagan, higher than Obama.

(4) Reagan grew the size of government more than any president except BushII.

(5) Reagan signed a bill that liberalized CA abortion law.

(6) Reagan gave amnesty to 3 million undocumented alians!

(7) Reagan illegally gave weapons to Iran!

(8) Reagan vetoed an Anti-Apartheid bill, his veto was overturned by the Republican controlled Senate.

(9) Reagan armed the Taliban!

(10) Reagan proved to all that terrorist bombings work!

Larry are my points true?


Wait a minute, are you talking about Obama or Reagan?
 

Doug S.

The protoplasm may be 72, but the spirit is 32!
Lifetime Supporter
Jim,who do you think was the best American President?

Pete, I know you didn't ask me, but I'd like to answer anyway.

I think I like Clinton the best.

When he left office we were at peace with the world, we had a budget surpless, and he was an endless source of entertainment...gotta love it when a POTUS manages to sneak some cute intern into the White House for a bit of "lip service", so to speak :shocked:

All kidding aside...he continues to be highly regarded as an elder statesman here in the U.S......he's nowhere near the laughing stock he made out of himself on the witness stand.

I used one of his quotes as the answering message on my phone once---"Hello, you've reached Doug at 555-5555, and I'd like to make one thing perfectly clear....I did not have sex with that woman, Miss Lewinsky. Now that that's settled, please leave me a message."

So very few people left messages...but almost all left lengthy laughter on the machine!!!!

They did call Reagan the Great Communicator....he was OK, nothing great, but he did have a down-home way of making people believe him, whether he was telling the truth or not....and, in his behalf, I must admit that he was WAAAAY funnier than Gee-Dub ever thought he, himself, was :lipsrsealed:

Cheers!!

Doug
 

Keith

Moderator
FDR is one of his favourite Presidents, but he is "flawed" (JC)

Using Jim's own "Reagan armed the Taliban" example of a more flawed President, I could say that Jim's favourite President was personally responsible for the horrific trade in illegal drugs that has cursed America for the past 60 years.

No, I say, not could, I will say it. (these are Jim's rules remember, not mine)

FDR WAS personally responsible for promoting the illegal drug trade in the USA.

For anyone with half a brain, that statement is a simple one to explain, but can Jim?
 
Usually, there is a time when a sane person, stops, looks into himself and asks himself questions. Only the insane fight, fight some more, fight again and then when all else fails, keep fighting. This is like watching King Canute.

Jim, do you have any desire to meet anyone halfway? If so, then talk, discuss, consider. All we can hear is the drum beating, on and on and on and on and on and on and on.
 

Keith

Moderator
McGraph never discusses anything he hasn't got a raft of statistics on from Google that appear to back his preconceptions. I was amazed when he said that he had Googled all the things that he reckoned were bad about Reagan. I quite sure that if I was paying attention and was contemporary with any head of state, I would not need to go look up what I thought was right/wrong with him.

For example: Tony Blair was WRONG because he shagged a wide mouth Guppy Fish.

You won't find THAT little factoid on Goggle (sic) either. Ha!
 
Tony Blair creeped and still creeps me out. To have voted for him, you either must a) have no idea of what a creep looks and sounds like, or b) no idea, period!

Who on Earth said to themselves, "Now there's a bloke I can trust"? Really??
 

Keith

Moderator
It was Peter Mandelson when he saw Tony slipping on a valve rubber sized Durex, just before he got a (sink) cabinet position (gripping the taps)
 
Teflon Tony was a great piece of work (in his mind)! Then, I realized that danger lurked. "If it's Brown, flush it". (Simply a "Dumb Yank's" opinion, of course). But, then traded up or down?
 

Keith

Moderator
Not so dumb Jack. We're the ones who were dumb allowing that bastard to talk us into Gulf 2.0 the lying little shit.

Without Teflon Tony, who knows, would Son of Bush gone ahead on his own?

I don't think he would have done because the other members of the "Coalition" ha ha don't make me laugh, made the tea and polished tank tracks.

Weapons of Mass Destruction. My sainted ass. He just chose to believe Bush 2.0 rather than his own Intelligence Services who clearly told him there wasn't any, and if there had been, they were probably in Iran or Syria before a berm had been breached.

Which begs the question, if no Gulf 2.0 would there have been a 9/11?

Had Bliar shown some GUTS and demonstrated more interest in serving the nation than his bank balance, who knows? But it's a serious possibility..
 

Keith

Moderator
Forgotten Larry?

Have you forgotten I'm British and therefore I read unsanitised foreign news? :)


I suppose you mean the car park attempt. Yes, that should have rang a bell somewhere like the 'pilot in training' guy that actually admitted to his instructor that he wasn't really interested in learning about landing!

You just could not make this stuff up.

We should be all seriously embarrassed for ourselves...no wonder they think we're all soft.
 

Larry L.

Lifetime Supporter
Forgotten Larry?

Have you forgotten I'm British and therefore I read unsanitised foreign news? :)

I'll make allowances just this once...;)


...no wonder they think we're all soft.

Amen to that.

(And remember, terrorists are not led nor 'staffed' by those who worship at the alter of p.c....'who constantly worry about 'what-will-the-world-think-if-we-do-this-or-that', nor who embrace the idea that they should 'get-a-consensus-all-around-the-world-before-we-make-ANY-move-at-all'. And they DARN SURE don't sweat any foreigner's 'constitutional right' to due process!!! The Founders, Teddy Roosevelt, Harry Truman and the like must be spinning in their graves.)
 
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