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It is if the intention is union busting. And that is the intention of many but they'll hide it with terms like "reorganizing", "renegotiating", etc.

The only readily apparent "potential" is the opportunity for a new tin-foil hat. There is no there there. Wishing and hoping will not make it so.

He likes being a US attorney and this is the way to make an impression.

Not as amused as some. :lmao:

I'll choose door # "sour grapes". :lmao:

Blackwater is mercenary scum. They ought to be turned over to the Iraqis for trial. One of the first things President Obama ought to do is tear up whatever contract the Bush government signed with Blackwater and demand the return of the weapons they were provided. And then given a swift...

If this isn't a kick in the head to Bush Co., I don't know what is. Imagine having the one guy who knew what he was talking about with Iraq, got fired for it, and now will be running the VA. Oh how sweet it is. :woohoo:

People listend to the BS about Ayers and Obama coming from McCain/Palin. They decided it was a load of crap and they voted accordingly. End of story.

I can't get myself in gear for Christmas decorating either. I've put up and taken down the outside decoration twice already. I make my final stand this week. It's it or me. :scared:

No, but it sure does say something about backing up your beliefs.

This is why every war this country fights should require a draft. It's so easy to be "rah rah and gung ho" from a safe distance.

But, of course. ;)

Actually, many people did consider it when evaluating Obama. Unfortunately for McCain and the Republicans, they thought it was a load of crap from a desperate candidate/party and voted for Obama. That's how "Teflon Man" became President-elect Barack Obama soon to be President Barack Obama...

You would think they'd give up a losing strategy, but obviously, hope springs eternal and they can bring back the good old days of "be afraid, be very afraid". :lmao:

THis was your question: If you think you weren't wrong, then show us the exact quote where he said that. That's the bottom line. Btw, are you in the ROTC at A & M?

Obviously, it can be overstated. I was around during the 60's/70's and no one I knew lived in terror. The country was not "gripped in terror". Btw, I'd bet good money most of the "Bill Ayers is a terrorist" crowd wouldn't have known who Ayers was, just a few months ago, if they fell over him.

No one called him a saint, so you can that to bed. Or point out where someone called Ayers a saint. However, this is what you wrote: You were corrected because you were wrong. You tried to deflect it, but you were still wrong. End of story.

You're wrong. Ayers explained it very nicely in his op-ed piece.

And that must burn something awful. :rotfl2:

$3,000,000 for a home is completely within the range of a Conservative "$50,000 millionaire". I bet Joe the plumber thinks that's completely reasonable. Perhaps so. :lmao: