Quote by Raine:

Digg it if you like it.



Raine is over her insomnia.



::yawn::

Quote by Scoopster:

You're gonna make me do it.. aren't you?

Quote by Scoopster:

You're gonna make me do it.. aren't you?

Quote by Scoopster:

Pardon my language, but WHAT THE FUCK?!



I'm writing a diary to respond to this bullshit (the dude's a known dkos troll) but here's a taste of what I plan to write from a comment I left:

I wasn't even old enough to vote in 1992, but I busted my ass off in the halls of my high school and my neighborhood to help him win Connecticut. I did the same for him in 1996, for Gore in 2000. In 2004, I walked house to house in New Hampshire for John Kerry and helped turn it into a state win.



This year I was campaigning here in Rhode Island for Edwards until he dropped out, laid low for a couple weeks, then turned my attention to Obama because I felt he was not only the better candidate but because Hillary had done absolutely everything possible to lose my trust, and continues to do so to this very day.



There are many of us here whose stories are similar to this. So do us a favor and hold your tongue. We may look like rookies to a old-time political machine activist who despises anything that challenges the party status quo, but I assure you we know what we're doing is for the benefit of the party and if you don't like it then that's too damn bad. You've got the guns, we've got the numbers.

Quote by Scoopster:

Pardon my language, but WHAT THE FUCK?!



I'm writing a diary to respond to this bullshit (the dude's a known dkos troll) but here's a taste of what I plan to write from a comment I left:

I wasn't even old enough to vote in 1992, but I busted my ass off in the halls of my high school and my neighborhood to help him win Connecticut. I did the same for him in 1996, for Gore in 2000. In 2004, I walked house to house in New Hampshire for John Kerry and helped turn it into a state win.



This year I was campaigning here in Rhode Island for Edwards until he dropped out, laid low for a couple weeks, then turned my attention to Obama because I felt he was not only the better candidate but because Hillary had done absolutely everything possible to lose my trust, and continues to do so to this very day.



There are many of us here whose stories are similar to this. So do us a favor and hold your tongue. We may look like rookies to a old-time political machine activist who despises anything that challenges the party status quo, but I assure you we know what we're doing is for the benefit of the party and if you don't like it then that's too damn bad. You've got the guns, we've got the numbers.

Quote by Raine:

McCainPedia to launch tomorrow!



A one stop shop for ALL opposition research! AND... it is uneditable... :D

To confront the Obama juggernaut, Senator John McCain, whose fund-raising has badly trailed that of his Democratic counterparts, is leaning on the Republican National Committee. Mr. McCain’s efforts to raise money suffered a blow this weekend when a key fund-raiser, Tom Loeffler, resigned because of a new campaign policy on conflicts of interest.



Mr. McCain is likely to depend upon the party, which finished April with an impressive $40 million in the bank and has significantly higher contribution limits, to an unprecedented degree to power his campaign, Republican officials said.



To that end, Republican officials said they were enlisting President Bush, a formidable fund-raiser who has raised more than $36 million this year for Republican candidates and committees, for three events on Mr. McCain’s behalf. They will appear together at a fund-raiser in Phoenix on May 27, and the next day the president will take part in a luncheon with Mitt Romney in Salt Lake City and then an exclusive dinner at Mr. Romney’s vacation home in Park City, Utah.

The Rescue



One day, three boys were walking over a bridge when they heard a guy yelling for help. It was President Bush. He was drowning, and the three boys rescued him. He thanked them dearly and promised them whatever they wanted as a reward.



The first boy wanted $10,000, so Bush gave him the money. The second boy wanted a Ferrari, so Bush gave the boy a Ferrari.



The third boy wanted a wheelchair, Bush said, "Why do you want one of those, son, you're not handicapped."The boy replied, "I will be when my dad finds out whose life I saved."

Quote by velveeta jones:

This just in from the one and only Mac McFadden:

The Rescue



One day, three boys were walking over a bridge when they heard a guy yelling for help. It was President Bush. He was drowning, and the three boys rescued him. He thanked them dearly and promised them whatever they wanted as a reward.



The first boy wanted $10,000, so Bush gave him the money. The second boy wanted a Ferrari, so Bush gave the boy a Ferrari.



The third boy wanted a wheelchair, Bush said, "Why do you want one of those, son, you're not handicapped."The boy replied, "I will be when my dad finds out whose life I saved."

Quote by Raine:

*ush is back home from the Middle East.

Bush arrived back in Washington late Sunday with little to show for the trip. Saudi Arabia rebuffed his plea for help with soaring oil prices, Egypt's leader questioned his seriousness about peacemaking and there was not enough progress in the peace talks to warrant a three-way meeting of Bush with Israeli and Palestinian leaders.

TRANSLATION: massive waste of time. Thank you president hoover.