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yojon Donating Member (419 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jan-26-05 05:30 PM
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Reid's head so far up his ass, he is turning inside out
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From today's New York Times...
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And while the Senate's Democratic leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, voted in favor of Ms. Rice, he said he was disappointed that the White House and some Republican lawmakers had tried to "stifle debate" on the nominee.

"Our Founding Fathers meant for us to carefully consider the matters brought before us, and make sure our government does not act irrationally and does not act without a plan and vision for our country's future," Mr. Reid said in a statement. "Silence is not an important part of American history. Debate is."
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Well Harry, I guess debate is an important part of American history but voting your principles is not. I wonder if the dust bin of American history is an important part. See ya there! Bye!
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