Post by: ramprato on June 02, 2001, 01:49:31 AM
Post by: jetandra30 on June 01, 2001, 06:17:59 AM
President Bush has a legitimate argument that this is a private affair and that they should be left alone. I agree. But why can't he keep us alone also? His own law would put his children in jail for 6 months if they get busted again. Who in their right minds would support such an outrageous idea? President Bush. Not for his children of course, just everybody else. Just say blow!
Post by: sullyceltic on July 01, 2001, 10:00:30 PM
this brings to mind something that i'm sure has been
discussed here before. if anyone has been to scottm's site,
which is temporarily down, then you've seen the promotional video for straight that features the branch that scott and i were in, new england.
before the footage of the inside of 53 evans drive flashes before your glasseys, you will viddy an endorsement from
our president, at the time, george bush, sr.
now the bush kid and the fake i.d. story has died down and the nation is concerned with condit-levy. but what i wonder is that at anytime during the bush kid/fake i.d. thing, did the word "straight" or any of its decendants get tossed around?
i wonder... if it ever crossed sr's mind that he had done an endorsement for straight? and if he thought about that when his grand daughter was in that little fake i.d. fiasco?
did this ever cross anyone elses mind?????????
sully
Post by: Antigen on July 02, 2001, 01:07:01 AM
"i wonder... if it ever crossed sr's mind that he had done an endorsement for straight? and if he thought about that when his grand daughter was in that little fake i.d. fiasco?
"did this ever cross anyone elses mind?????????"
Pretty constantly and in many contexts.
GW's claim to privacy about his own drug history after publicly professing that he'd never had an extramarital affair.
When Brother Jeb promised funding for juvenile treatment in Florida, then I found out that GW had already gotten underway in Tehas and had lifted licensing inspection requirements for faith based rehabs there.
When General McCzar used to talk about how it's not a war, it's a disease!
-If there's a worse idea going than locking kids up for victimless crimes, it's probably locking them in close proximity to some tyrannical altruist bent on helping them even if it kills them.
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