[Rhodes22-list] Rob's source of facts
Herb Parsons
hparsons at parsonsys.com
Thu Sep 11 16:21:07 EDT 2008
Uh,,,, I don't think that was a quote from me.
I believe pretty strongly that one's spiritual adviser says a lot about
the individual. The pastor I've listened to most of my life has
definitely established much of my spiritual foundation, and my spiritual
belief. I don't necessarily believe everything he taught, nor is
everything I believe a direct result of what he taught, but you can bet
that if either of us held the belief of "Rev" Jeremiah Wright (it just
occurred to me that the man I'm speaking of is also "Rev. Wright, but
Rev. Dan Wright) the other wouldn't take 20 years to distance himself.
Lowe, Rob wrote:
> Brad,
> Yeah, that guys is crazy. He don't do nothing for me. But to quote
> Herb, he ain't running for president. -rob
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org
> [mailto:rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org] On Behalf Of Brad Haslett
> Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2008 3:50 PM
> To: The Rhodes 22 Email List
> Subject: Re: [Rhodes22-list] Rob's source of facts
>
> Rob,
>
> Here's what your candidate's "spiritual adviser" had to say days after
> 9/11. It took "The One" six more years to get his message? Crack
> must really be good stuff, never tried it myself!
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8M-kD0QdRJk
>
> Brad
>
> On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 2:37 PM, Lowe, Rob <rlowe at vt.edu> wrote:
>
>> Good lord Ed. Do your own research. Turns out Palin has her hand out
>> all the time, while saying quite the opposite. She's lies over and
>>
> over
>
>> again. I really don't give a damn what you think of NPR. I'd have to
>> say they are relatively fair. Unlike you of course. Now you want
>>
> bias
>
>> and selective reports, try Faux News.
>>
>>
>> Assocatied Press any better for you? - rob
>>
>> Sep 10, 8:35 PM EDT
>>
>> McCain and Palin castigate the earmarks she seeks
>>
>> By JENNIFER LOVEN
>> Associated Press Writer
>> AP Photo
>> AP Photo
>>
>>
>> FAIRFAX, Va. (AP) -- Republican presidential nominee John McCain and
>>
> his
>
>> running mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, equated lawmakers' requests for
>> funding for special projects with corruption on Wednesday even though
>> Palin herself has requested nearly $200 million in so-called
>>
> "earmarks"
>
>> this year.
>>
>> Campaigning in Virginia, McCain suggested earmarks are particularly
>> shameful at a time when families are struggling with rising food, gas
>> and home mortgage costs. He vowed again to veto any bill that contains
>> such funding.
>>
>> "I got an old ink pen, my friends, and the first pork barrel-laden
>> earmark, big-spending bill that comes across my desk, I will veto it.
>> You will know their names. I will make them famous and we'll stop this
>> corruption," McCain said during a rally at a park in suburban
>> Washington, D.C.
>>
>> Palin has sought $197 million worth of earmarks for 2009, down about
>>
> 25
>
>> percent from the $256 million she sought in the 2008 budget year. As
>> mayor of tiny Wasilla, Alaska, she hired a lobbyist to seek federal
>> money for special projects. Wasilla obtained 14 earmarks, totaling $27
>> million, between 2000-2003, according to Taxpayers for Common Sense.
>>
>> Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama hasn't asked for any
>> earmarks this year. The Illinois senator sought $311 million in such
>> funding last year. McCain, an Arizona senator, doesn't seek earmarks
>>
> for
>
>> his state.
>>
>> Undaunted by his running mate's ties to earmarks, McCain said: "I've
>> fought corruption, and it didn't matter if it was Democrats or
>> Republican, and so has Sarah Palin."
>>
>> Palin said she has "championed earmark reform" as governor and
>>
> "reformed
>
>> the abuses of earmarks in our state." Now, she said, she is ready to
>> join McCain in Washington "so we can end the corrupt practice of
>>
> abusive
>
>> earmarks after all."
>>
>> The practice of earmarking - lawmakers inserting special requests for
>> money for home-state projects in spending bills - is a longtime
>> anti-Washington bugaboo for politicians running for office. Many find
>> that, once in office, requests from constituents for help on a
>> particular project is too tough to resist and support bringing that
>>
> kind
>
>> of money home to their states and districts.
>>
>> "John McCain's idea of changing Washington is a vice-presidential
>> candidate who, as governor, requested more pork per person than any
>> other state in the country," said Obama campaign spokesman Tommy
>>
> Vietor.
>
>> Still, McCain and Palin's attack on earmarks in the face of those she
>> has requested joins other statements by the vice presidential nominee
>> that have been widely debunked:
>>
>> -Palin routinely claims to have put an end to Alaska's infamous
>>
> "bridge
>
>> to nowhere," even though she supported the project during her
>> gubernatorial campaign and turned against it only when it became a
>> national embarrassment and Congress threatened to cut its funding.
>>
>> -Palin has claimed that she put the governor's jet on the Internet
>> auction site eBay, and McCain has said it was sold at a profit.
>>
> However,
>
>> the jet was never sold via eBay.
>>
>> -Palin says she eliminated the governor's chef from the state budget,
>> yet she gave the person another job in state government.
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org
>> [mailto:rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org] On Behalf Of Tootle
>> Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2008 3:28 PM
>> To: rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org
>> Subject: [Rhodes22-list] Rob's source of facts
>>
>>
>> Rob,
>>
>> You cite NPR as a source of facts. NPR is no different than CBS with
>> Dan
>> Rather. Daniel Snore is the biggest communist there is. At least
>>
> cite
>
>> local newspapers. They may be just as wrong, but are more on the
>>
> scene.
>
>> NPR is without doubt very bias and selective in their reporting.
>>
>> Ed K
>> Greenville, SC, USA
>> addendum: "Sorting & Sifting Questions enable us to manage Info-Glut
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>> to
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>> information which is pertinent and useful. Relevancy is the primary
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> good
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>> information with the questions it illuminates."
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