Subject: pellet representative

From: "Teddy Bolden" <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 16 Feb 2007 22:17:03 +0100

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Leahy puts Inskeep in his place for me. But some Democrats who take their talking points from the press will spread those lies like wildfire. The messages on Mixi are surprisingly positive: You look great.
INSKEEP: So Senator, do you want to go to the other extreme then and give them something under the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Reuters shall not be liable for any errors or delays in the content, or for any actions taken in reliance thereon. So how about writting about that.
Obviously, Inskeep doesn't understand what "rights" are and how they should apply to all human beings regardless of color, gender, or being suspected of something.
You see the SCOTUS let the White House know that there is this little thing called Habeas Corpus that is sort of a basic Human Right. comUnlisted Phone Numbers LookupUnlisted Phone Numbers Lookup - including unlisted numbers.
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For all the talk about "supporting the troops," and giving the "Generals whatever they need," it seems pretty obvious that it hasn't happened. Swallowing Bush's line that it is due to the tax cuts, and regurgitating it to their open-beaked readers.