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[quote=Aecetia]John,
Back to Pelosi’s speech, she did it on purpose because of all the Dem. dissent and the Reps. took the bait. You might not like her, but it was very calculated and not just her spouting off. She did it to blame the bill not passing on the Republicans. It was a smart move. We will see what they do next. Bush is obviously pandering to his global buddies in his speech today.[/quote]

I saw her follow up press conference. It was obvious that she knew she had messed up and she knew that everyone else knew it too. I don’t think that someone who is responsible to get things done would intentionally sabotage their own efforts.

If she really wanted to make the Reps look bad she should have been bi-partisan, gotten it passed and then after about 6 months time when the Dow is around 6k she could start blaming the Reps for passing it.

Besides, 95 Dems voted against. Dems didn’t even need a single Rep vote since they are in the majority. She is not much of a leader or else she would have gotten the votes.

Besides, assuming your right, is not too much to ask for true leadership? Why do we have someone who wants to play games in that position? Aren’t yall tired on having people in important positions who put their party first rather then their country?

John

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[quote=Aecetia]John,
Back to Pelosi’s speech, she did it on purpose because of all the Dem. dissent and the Reps. took the bait. You might not like her, but it was very calculated and not just her spouting off. She did it to blame the bill not passing on the Republicans. It was a smart move. We will see what they do next. Bush is obviously pandering to his global buddies in his speech today.[/quote]

I saw her follow up press conference. It was obvious that she knew she had messed up and she knew that everyone else knew it too. I don’t think that someone who is responsible to get things done would intentionally sabotage their own efforts.

If she really wanted to make the Reps look bad she should have been bi-partisan, gotten it passed and then after about 6 months time when the Dow is around 6k she could start blaming the Reps for passing it.

Besides, 95 Dems voted against. Dems didn’t even need a single Rep vote since they are in the majority. She is not much of a leader or else she would have gotten the votes.

Besides, assuming your right, is not too much to ask for true leadership? Why do we have someone who wants to play games in that position? Aren’t yall tired on having people in important positions who put their party first rather then their country?

John

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[quote=Aecetia]John,
Back to Pelosi’s speech, she did it on purpose because of all the Dem. dissent and the Reps. took the bait. You might not like her, but it was very calculated and not just her spouting off. She did it to blame the bill not passing on the Republicans. It was a smart move. We will see what they do next. Bush is obviously pandering to his global buddies in his speech today.[/quote]

I saw her follow up press conference. It was obvious that she knew she had messed up and she knew that everyone else knew it too. I don’t think that someone who is responsible to get things done would intentionally sabotage their own efforts.

If she really wanted to make the Reps look bad she should have been bi-partisan, gotten it passed and then after about 6 months time when the Dow is around 6k she could start blaming the Reps for passing it.

Besides, 95 Dems voted against. Dems didn’t even need a single Rep vote since they are in the majority. She is not much of a leader or else she would have gotten the votes.

Besides, assuming your right, is not too much to ask for true leadership? Why do we have someone who wants to play games in that position? Aren’t yall tired on having people in important positions who put their party first rather then their country?

John

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[quote=Aecetia]John,
Back to Pelosi’s speech, she did it on purpose because of all the Dem. dissent and the Reps. took the bait. You might not like her, but it was very calculated and not just her spouting off. She did it to blame the bill not passing on the Republicans. It was a smart move. We will see what they do next. Bush is obviously pandering to his global buddies in his speech today.[/quote]

I saw her follow up press conference. It was obvious that she knew she had messed up and she knew that everyone else knew it too. I don’t think that someone who is responsible to get things done would intentionally sabotage their own efforts.

If she really wanted to make the Reps look bad she should have been bi-partisan, gotten it passed and then after about 6 months time when the Dow is around 6k she could start blaming the Reps for passing it.

Besides, 95 Dems voted against. Dems didn’t even need a single Rep vote since they are in the majority. She is not much of a leader or else she would have gotten the votes.

Besides, assuming your right, is not too much to ask for true leadership? Why do we have someone who wants to play games in that position? Aren’t yall tired on having people in important positions who put their party first rather then their country?

John

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[quote=Aecetia]John,
Back to Pelosi’s speech, she did it on purpose because of all the Dem. dissent and the Reps. took the bait. You might not like her, but it was very calculated and not just her spouting off. She did it to blame the bill not passing on the Republicans. It was a smart move. We will see what they do next. Bush is obviously pandering to his global buddies in his speech today.[/quote]

I saw her follow up press conference. It was obvious that she knew she had messed up and she knew that everyone else knew it too. I don’t think that someone who is responsible to get things done would intentionally sabotage their own efforts.

If she really wanted to make the Reps look bad she should have been bi-partisan, gotten it passed and then after about 6 months time when the Dow is around 6k she could start blaming the Reps for passing it.

Besides, 95 Dems voted against. Dems didn’t even need a single Rep vote since they are in the majority. She is not much of a leader or else she would have gotten the votes.

Besides, assuming your right, is not too much to ask for true leadership? Why do we have someone who wants to play games in that position? Aren’t yall tired on having people in important positions who put their party first rather then their country?

John

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[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]If we’re talking Allman Bros Band, what about Dickey Betts?

As far as great guitarists, don’t forget Jeff Beck or Ritchie Blackmore (of Rainbow fame).[/quote]

I saw Dicky Betts 4 or 5 times at this bar in Tuscaloosa while I was in college. He would drop by and play late at nite for half an hour or so I guess just for fun and of course for the “occasional” stray Co-Ed.

John

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[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]If we’re talking Allman Bros Band, what about Dickey Betts?

As far as great guitarists, don’t forget Jeff Beck or Ritchie Blackmore (of Rainbow fame).[/quote]

I saw Dicky Betts 4 or 5 times at this bar in Tuscaloosa while I was in college. He would drop by and play late at nite for half an hour or so I guess just for fun and of course for the “occasional” stray Co-Ed.

John

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[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]If we’re talking Allman Bros Band, what about Dickey Betts?

As far as great guitarists, don’t forget Jeff Beck or Ritchie Blackmore (of Rainbow fame).[/quote]

I saw Dicky Betts 4 or 5 times at this bar in Tuscaloosa while I was in college. He would drop by and play late at nite for half an hour or so I guess just for fun and of course for the “occasional” stray Co-Ed.

John

[jficquette]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]If we’re talking Allman Bros Band, what about Dickey Betts?

As far as great guitarists, don’t forget Jeff Beck or Ritchie Blackmore (of Rainbow fame).[/quote]

I saw Dicky Betts 4 or 5 times at this bar in Tuscaloosa while I was in college. He would drop by and play late at nite for half an hour or so I guess just for fun and of course for the “occasional” stray Co-Ed.

John

[jficquette]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]If we’re talking Allman Bros Band, what about Dickey Betts?

As far as great guitarists, don’t forget Jeff Beck or Ritchie Blackmore (of Rainbow fame).[/quote]

I saw Dicky Betts 4 or 5 times at this bar in Tuscaloosa while I was in college. He would drop by and play late at nite for half an hour or so I guess just for fun and of course for the “occasional” stray Co-Ed.

John

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Stockstradr,

I love the Allman Brothers. They had great keyboards too. I grew up on all that Southern Rock stuff. Led Zepplin, etc. Motown was my favorite though. We only had one Black station in town WAPX (Mouth of the South) and I listened to it all the time. James Brown is about at the top of my list for Motown stars.

Here is one my fav songs of his. He so bad.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUgIQej9SMg&feature=related

John

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Stockstradr,

I love the Allman Brothers. They had great keyboards too. I grew up on all that Southern Rock stuff. Led Zepplin, etc. Motown was my favorite though. We only had one Black station in town WAPX (Mouth of the South) and I listened to it all the time. James Brown is about at the top of my list for Motown stars.

Here is one my fav songs of his. He so bad.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUgIQej9SMg&feature=related

John

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Stockstradr,

I love the Allman Brothers. They had great keyboards too. I grew up on all that Southern Rock stuff. Led Zepplin, etc. Motown was my favorite though. We only had one Black station in town WAPX (Mouth of the South) and I listened to it all the time. James Brown is about at the top of my list for Motown stars.

Here is one my fav songs of his. He so bad.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUgIQej9SMg&feature=related

John

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Stockstradr,

I love the Allman Brothers. They had great keyboards too. I grew up on all that Southern Rock stuff. Led Zepplin, etc. Motown was my favorite though. We only had one Black station in town WAPX (Mouth of the South) and I listened to it all the time. James Brown is about at the top of my list for Motown stars.

Here is one my fav songs of his. He so bad.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUgIQej9SMg&feature=related

John

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Stockstradr,

I love the Allman Brothers. They had great keyboards too. I grew up on all that Southern Rock stuff. Led Zepplin, etc. Motown was my favorite though. We only had one Black station in town WAPX (Mouth of the South) and I listened to it all the time. James Brown is about at the top of my list for Motown stars.

Here is one my fav songs of his. He so bad.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUgIQej9SMg&feature=related

John

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