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In reply to the discussion: Elizabeth Warren Comes Down Hard Against Global Warming, Separates Herself From Hillary Clinton [View all]MADem
(135,425 posts)I've never received a DU MAIL from you either.
Plainly you're confusing me with someone else.
And if you think that your comments on this thread have been "civil" I've a bridge to sell you. Asking me if I think much and suggesting I'd cheerlead for Bush are rude and disruptive comments that are both personal and nasty. I note that you reverse that last comment in your most recent post, but you did say it, with a purpose of insulting me.
If you don't like Max Baucus, why don't YOU get your butt out there and work to find an electable candidate to replace him--focus on the word electable. As I said, I keep plenty busy in my "All politics is local" world. It's not my job to travel to Montana and cure what ails them, even if I had the time and resources. It's just not appropriate for you to excoriate me using that guy as an example; and I still don't understand why you kept bringing him up as if his shortcomings were somehow my fault. As for Kucinich, he did not work or play well with others. ALL he did was talk. He didn't sponsor any legislation, he didn't work well--or at all--with his cohorts in the House, he refused to take on ANY legislative administrative duties, and he was a thorn in the side of Dem House leadership. Plus, he was an opportunist who changed his views on choice in order to spend all his time yakking it up on the Can't Win Presidential Trail instead of representing his district. In short, he was a waste of space and this is why he got shoved off the stage when his district disappeared. As I said, ALL talk, NO walk (making him a perfect asset for Rupert Murdoch's media enterprise). He's not missed on the Hill for this reason, even though people who liked watching someone "go off" with words and no damn deeds found him amusing. Anthony Weiner had the same problem--talk, talk, talk--zero action. No sponsored legislation, no administrative effort on the part of him or his staff to get legislation to the floor.
As for the TOS, it is pretty plain--not a grail or an object for interpretation. It is what it is, and I try to abide by it by not calling people Republicans or non-thinkers or other insults.
Have a nice day.