[larrylujack]

–I think this article absolutely lays out why I will not be voting for Obama for president. Whether the information in this article will be enough for you, gandalf, is up to you.–
straight from the discredited neocon Bolton. Case in point: the success in N Korea in that negotiations resulted in them dismantling their nuclear power capability. Does neocon Bolton say that the US should not have negotiated with N Korea? What credible alternative does neocon Bolton propose viz N Korea? Has neocon saber rattling worked in Iran? Actually according to the neocons themselves, Iran has responded by becoming more hardline, so they propose more of the same, which makes little sense. so perhaps negotiations are in order. The macho posturing by Bolton and his neocon ilk, none of whom have ever served a day in the military, are exactly what resulted in the Iraq fiasco, which a large majority of Americans conclude was a mistake. So, we need more Iraqs I suppose instead of negotiating, sounds like a loser to me.
Also, Israel negotiates routinely with their enemies Hamas and Hezbollah to obtain prisoner exchanges, for example, so frankly, negotiations can and do work, and are a far better option than the neocon macho posturing of no negotiation which has shown such incredible success in Iraq and Iran (note sarcasm).

[larrylujack]

um, right, whatever you say jfaquit.

[larrylujack]

um, right, whatever you say jfaquit.

[larrylujack]

um, right, whatever you say jfaquit.

[larrylujack]

um, right, whatever you say jfaquit.

[larrylujack]

um, right, whatever you say jfaquit.

[larrylujack]

–Well, after about 10 days in SD, we have been to the beach 10 times (well at least my wife and kids have, divide that by 2 for me), been to the Del Mar Fair, been to Seaport Village and general area twice, been to Balboa park, gone to Hillcrest (Corvette Dinner); been all over, and I mean all over RSF, CV, Del Mar, and Solana Beach; been to Gaslamp, and been down to UTC area 3 times.–

Wow, you’ve managed to put some serious miles on the SD tourist map, and could not have picked a better time considering the toasty “global warming” weather, so good choice you stayed near the coast!

[larrylujack]

–Well, after about 10 days in SD, we have been to the beach 10 times (well at least my wife and kids have, divide that by 2 for me), been to the Del Mar Fair, been to Seaport Village and general area twice, been to Balboa park, gone to Hillcrest (Corvette Dinner); been all over, and I mean all over RSF, CV, Del Mar, and Solana Beach; been to Gaslamp, and been down to UTC area 3 times.–

Wow, you’ve managed to put some serious miles on the SD tourist map, and could not have picked a better time considering the toasty “global warming” weather, so good choice you stayed near the coast!

[larrylujack]

–Well, after about 10 days in SD, we have been to the beach 10 times (well at least my wife and kids have, divide that by 2 for me), been to the Del Mar Fair, been to Seaport Village and general area twice, been to Balboa park, gone to Hillcrest (Corvette Dinner); been all over, and I mean all over RSF, CV, Del Mar, and Solana Beach; been to Gaslamp, and been down to UTC area 3 times.–

Wow, you’ve managed to put some serious miles on the SD tourist map, and could not have picked a better time considering the toasty “global warming” weather, so good choice you stayed near the coast!

[larrylujack]

–Well, after about 10 days in SD, we have been to the beach 10 times (well at least my wife and kids have, divide that by 2 for me), been to the Del Mar Fair, been to Seaport Village and general area twice, been to Balboa park, gone to Hillcrest (Corvette Dinner); been all over, and I mean all over RSF, CV, Del Mar, and Solana Beach; been to Gaslamp, and been down to UTC area 3 times.–

Wow, you’ve managed to put some serious miles on the SD tourist map, and could not have picked a better time considering the toasty “global warming” weather, so good choice you stayed near the coast!

[larrylujack]

–Well, after about 10 days in SD, we have been to the beach 10 times (well at least my wife and kids have, divide that by 2 for me), been to the Del Mar Fair, been to Seaport Village and general area twice, been to Balboa park, gone to Hillcrest (Corvette Dinner); been all over, and I mean all over RSF, CV, Del Mar, and Solana Beach; been to Gaslamp, and been down to UTC area 3 times.–

Wow, you’ve managed to put some serious miles on the SD tourist map, and could not have picked a better time considering the toasty “global warming” weather, so good choice you stayed near the coast!

[larrylujack]

Quite frankly, I don’t mind paying taxes per se, as long as it is for something worthwhile, i.e, infrastructure, education, alternative energy. The Iraq war and the billions spent are not worthwhile by any stretch of the imagination, and that is when I have a problem paying taxes, especially when we are peddling America’s future by the sale of bonds to a dwindling number of buyers to finance the Iraq fiasco, and in turn weaken the dollar further, produce hyperinflation all resulting in the inevitable decline in the standard of living for the vast majority of Americans; or cut our losses from the Bush Iraq mess and instead invest tax dollars into something far more likely to produce a meaningful return on investment. The choice to me is obvious and I would hope that these are values Americans believe are worth paying for, such as the education of future generations and development of alternative energy sources, far more important than a low cap gains tax rate for the wealthy. I for one, am willing to take the hit.
LL

[larrylujack]

Quite frankly, I don’t mind paying taxes per se, as long as it is for something worthwhile, i.e, infrastructure, education, alternative energy. The Iraq war and the billions spent are not worthwhile by any stretch of the imagination, and that is when I have a problem paying taxes, especially when we are peddling America’s future by the sale of bonds to a dwindling number of buyers to finance the Iraq fiasco, and in turn weaken the dollar further, produce hyperinflation all resulting in the inevitable decline in the standard of living for the vast majority of Americans; or cut our losses from the Bush Iraq mess and instead invest tax dollars into something far more likely to produce a meaningful return on investment. The choice to me is obvious and I would hope that these are values Americans believe are worth paying for, such as the education of future generations and development of alternative energy sources, far more important than a low cap gains tax rate for the wealthy. I for one, am willing to take the hit.
LL

[larrylujack]

Quite frankly, I don’t mind paying taxes per se, as long as it is for something worthwhile, i.e, infrastructure, education, alternative energy. The Iraq war and the billions spent are not worthwhile by any stretch of the imagination, and that is when I have a problem paying taxes, especially when we are peddling America’s future by the sale of bonds to a dwindling number of buyers to finance the Iraq fiasco, and in turn weaken the dollar further, produce hyperinflation all resulting in the inevitable decline in the standard of living for the vast majority of Americans; or cut our losses from the Bush Iraq mess and instead invest tax dollars into something far more likely to produce a meaningful return on investment. The choice to me is obvious and I would hope that these are values Americans believe are worth paying for, such as the education of future generations and development of alternative energy sources, far more important than a low cap gains tax rate for the wealthy. I for one, am willing to take the hit.
LL

[larrylujack]

Quite frankly, I don’t mind paying taxes per se, as long as it is for something worthwhile, i.e, infrastructure, education, alternative energy. The Iraq war and the billions spent are not worthwhile by any stretch of the imagination, and that is when I have a problem paying taxes, especially when we are peddling America’s future by the sale of bonds to a dwindling number of buyers to finance the Iraq fiasco, and in turn weaken the dollar further, produce hyperinflation all resulting in the inevitable decline in the standard of living for the vast majority of Americans; or cut our losses from the Bush Iraq mess and instead invest tax dollars into something far more likely to produce a meaningful return on investment. The choice to me is obvious and I would hope that these are values Americans believe are worth paying for, such as the education of future generations and development of alternative energy sources, far more important than a low cap gains tax rate for the wealthy. I for one, am willing to take the hit.
LL

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