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It's funny: Hillary gets in trouble when she gets caught lying. Obama gets in trouble when he gets caught telling the truth.

Underhanded behavior by Mike Huckabee This sly, underhanded behavior by Mike Huckabee has been pervasive all throughout his campaign. He tries to set himself up as the better man, only to dish out dirt in a sneaky, nasty manner. Huckabee's dishonest behavior is really causing me to dislike the man. He reminds me of the guy who'd say something nasty about someone's mother under his breath, then run off laughing when the guy who punched him for saying such a thing got in trouble.

The most overtly Christian candidate is behaving in the least Christian manner.

Disclaimer: I support Fred Thompson for President

Fred Thompson Message to Iowa Voters is Politics As It Should Be I hope Iowans will take the time to listen to Fred's message to you. His beliefs are the core beliefs that have made America the most wonderful nation on earth.

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Please share Fred's uplifting message with fellow Iowans!

Foreign Affairs naivete is a huge minus Dealing with foreign countries is one of the few jobs of a limited federal government. The idea that we could elect a President who needs on the job training and a class in International Affairs 101 in the middle of a global conflict scares me to death.

Voters must also consider how bin Laden and Zawahiri would perceive the election of a former preacher. It would give credibility to their view that this is a Christian war on Islam, a perception that the Bush Administration has wisely side-stepped for the reason that it would only embolden the terrorists.

Mike Huckabee's naivete in the arena of foreign affairs must be considered in this election.

Some interesting thoughts.

I like to tell people I have been in "social networking for over 20 years". They think I am crazy. Blogs haven't been around that long, after all! But then, I was using forums, chat boards, BBS's, Bitnet (connected from NetNorth here in Canada), and campus computer conferencing systems since at least 1986. Long before the World Wide Web existed. As you say, the tools may change but the people remain the same. But, some tools are more popular and it depends on who is using what tool as to how we approach them.

I'm thinking this e-mail thing might catch on eventually, too.

Cheers!

Some interesting thoughts.


I like to tell people I have been in "social networking for over 20 years". They think I am crazy. Blogs haven't been around that long, after all! But then, I was using forums, chat boards, BBS's, Bitnet (connected from NetNorth here in Canada), and campus computer conferencing systems since at least 1986. Long before the World Wide Web existed. As you say, the tools may change but the people remain the same. But, some tools are more popular and it depends on who is using what tool as to how we approach them.



I'm thinking this e-mail thing might catch on eventually, too.



Cheers!

the fox hat is good and all, but seeing it perched on the head of my lover would certainly kill my libido. now, if *i* were wearing it... hoooooeey!

hhhhhhot booooooots, woman!


and ps. did you notice they forgot "dr." in the social eyes column? all those years for nothin'.

OH MY GOD! ha ha ha! We are totally superstars. I am totally going to run out in my PJs and get one now.

Belated but sincere thanks for your series of posts on how to write a social media release. I also followed the discussion surrounding Christie's questions, and I put all the information I learned to use in developing my own release.

Belated but sincere thanks for your series of posts on how to write a social media release. I also followed the discussion surrounding Christie's questions, and I put all the information I learned to use in developing my own release.