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Take your own advice, and don't be stupid. That shipping company has a PERFECT track record with us. They were the FIRST to manually search EVERY outgoing container from the ports they run. If someone DOES get a dirty bomb into this country, the odds of it coming through a naval port are roughly that of Paris Hilton being elected to the Senate. The security we have in place in our ports is just to tight and too sophisticated. What you SHOULD be worrying about is a bomb coming ashore off a drug smuggling boat, or accross the Mexican or Canadian border. It is categorically NOT a security issue, it is a political one. You fucking idiots who decry this administrations lack of concern about security crack me the fuck up. Why weren't you crying like bitches when Clinton was closing bases, cutting budgets of vital agencies like the CIA or NSA, and saying "nah" to killing Bin Laden when we had several oppurtunities to do so? Grow the fuck up. Congress has NO authority to act on this, so skate it off. |
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http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/articl...&feed=rss.news Thanks for the laughs this morning:thumbsup |
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So, the score is 2-2 then - which means Americans have committed terrorist acts against their own country as often as foreigners have. |
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B) Congress has enough votes to override any veto. Fact is all any dem has to do to beat a incumbant republican who doesn't vote against this is to make campaign ads showing how they agreed with Bush in letting a bunch of arab terrorist sympathizers take over our ports. Of course you don't agree with that assestment of those people but that's how it will play to ma and pa voter. And really that is all that counts |
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McViegh, Unibomber, Eric Rudolph. Foreingers lead in overal body count though. Of course if you consider the KKK a terrorist organization then considering all the people they've killed over the last 140 years then home grown American terrorists lead the way. |
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Bullshit. You must have been skipping civics classes. |
And lets start calling "gang bangers" terrorists too. That makes about as much sense...
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They can't get enough votes for that.
Troll. |
Interesting thought:
Even IF they can come up with a 2/3 majority in both houses to over ride (which they wont); who thinks the Supreme Court would even find the law constitutional? The CFI has rigid standards on what they consider to be legitimate investments, and I'm sure they dotted all their "i's" and crossed all their "t's" on this one. |
Bush is an idiot, end of story.
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In the senate. The 42 dems and 1 independent will vote against this deal. So less than 1/3 of the republicans in the senate need to vote against it to override a veto. why don't you take MATH calss |
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"FOXNEWS.COM HOME > POLITICS White House: Bush Didn't Know About Port Deal Wednesday, February 22, 2006 WASHINGTON ? President Bush was unaware that a controversial deal to sell shipping operations at six major U.S. seaports to a United Arab Emirates-owned firm was in the works until it was approved by his administration, the White House said Wednesday. " So apparently Bush doesn't have a fricken clue to what goes on around him. |
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God you hade a shitty education. ONE HUNDRED or so republicans in the House would have to vote with the dems to override (HALF of the republicans in the house), and 30 or so in the Senate (again HALF). If you think that's gonna happen you are fucking INSANE. |
cash money, Bush is definitely getting some sort of cut from this deal. Let's see if he buys any new cars soon.
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Anyways considering we live in a POST 9-11 world and Bush won because he said he can protect better than Kerry, you'd think something like PORT SECURITY would be on his mind quite a bit. |
Why don't you go back to ButtFuck Community College and study spelling, fractions and government 101.
Thanks. |
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No half of the republicans do not need to side with the Dems to get the majority. And you're preaching math. :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh |
Chad you really are an IDIOT.
It TAKES A 2/3 majority in BOTH THE HOUSE AND SENATE to over ride a fucking veto. Do I need to get the crayons and draw it out for you? |
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And yes, by the morbid "body count" foreign terrorists are way ahead - but not necessarily by intent: McVeigh, Rudolf and the Unabomber all intended to kill as many as possible, just like the foreign attackers. They were, as bad as this sounds, more small-scale in their thinking (i.e. they didn't go after a target as massive as the WTC). |
god almighty, reading the moronic lefty posts in this thread makes me despair about the future of the US. some people should have been aborted
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This will play out well in the election cycle, too bad our elected officials are too busy campaigning to govern. |
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Hmmm 201 dems and 1 democrat leaning independant. So only 82 of 231 republcians( 35% ) need to vote against this. Senate 42 Dems and 1 dems leaning independant. So only 24 of 57 republicans( 42% ) need to vote against this. |
Beat by GatorB
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Wow this whole thread is silly. This is not a political issue at all, since when does the government meddle in private business? Here are some facts:
1. All the employees at the ports are American 2. There is no change to security (coast guard, homeland security still runs that) There are thousands of foreign owned corporations operating in the united states. Are those of you who are so vocal against this transaction also opposed to car plants owned by honda, toyota, BMW, etc.. What about DamilerChrysler? The Germans could be using those plants to build tanks and bombs!! Anyone who opposes this deal is a xenophobic protectionist and has to skew facts and manufacture lies to support their position. This should not even be an issue on the US governments radar, the fact that it is is laughable. I thought Americans loved liberty and freedom? Apparently not, you want your government to stick its nose into everyone's business whenever it feels like it. You complain about domestic NSA wiretaps invading privacy.. and then there is support for squashing a private business deal that the government has no business being involved in! lol.. y'all crack me up. |
Jim, I assume you are a solid Republican?
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A Bush cocksucker, a terrorist sympathizer... maybe an ass-licking sociopath? "We" are the people that actually follow the news and don't get all worked up by campaign soundbites. |
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B) isn't abortion against your beliefs? Also you don't have to be a "lefty" or a Democrat to be against Bush. I have NEVER been a democrat I have however been a registered republcian. You don't have to be a Bears fan to hate the Green Bay Packers. It's idiots like you that believe you have to belong to one of the two idiot parties out there which is why this country is fucked up. Any TRUE republcian would be voting LIBERTARIAN. elighten yourself http://lp.org/ |
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A-fucking-men! :thumbsup |
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Both my wife and I voted Badnarik in the last election. :) |
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the company has been tied to the terrorists that funded 9/11, i live in jersey and they had a whole front page article on it... the long shoremen are pretty pissed they interviewed a lot of them and couldn't even put some of the shit they were saying in the papers the workers are not happy with this move... but it's all about the money... thats what it comes down to...
the thing is though dubai will have not just access at port newark, theres 8 other cities in the country where they will take over control... that could lead to some serious security issues as to whats being brought into this country you never know these days... |
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82 is pretty close to a hundred, and 24 is pretty damn close to being half the republican senate. Arguing a few % points is idiotic. I stand by what I said, if you think that those kind of numbers would vote to override a Bush veto then you are on crack. |
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I sway as well. I'm just in the lp camp right now. |
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only explanation for the drivel he spouts |
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Why are people so afraid of Jews?
Zionism is at it's premise the belief that there is supposed to be a Jewish homeland in Israel. Personally I don't give shit if they have a homeland in Israel or not. They can be Zionist all they want. If they can duke it out with the Muslims and keep their homeland so be it. But what I have noticed from my many years in THE MEDIA BUSINESS is that when they are in power positions, which is not all the time mind you, they tend to be more fair than black or white people in similar positions. They are all about green, not advancing thier race. The only time you see a change in policy for them is where Jewish charitable causes are concerned and all races support their own. |
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I bet you pee sitting down. |
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