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[MENTION=26616]kaz[/MENTION]
http://www.usmessageboard.com/polit...-a-leftist-walk-into-a-forum.html#post8675965 link
Pelosi as Speaker and Obama as a Dem candidate for US Senate/Senator -elect is NOT an administration ... they are the Congress.
The Congress. Get IT yet? You keep saying shit that dopes add up or make sense
I said that both sides don't pursue prior administrations because they don't want the next administration to pursue them. You didn't contradict that. You talked about 2006. That doesn't in any way contradict my point.
no you used things from the future (after 2006) and this isn't about administrations stupid!
2006 was NOT a Presidential election and a change of administration. 2006 was a throw the bums (GOP) out election and at that time there was NO way of knowing what the future held, but...
House members do not care about administrations in the future as they cannot guarantee it will be one they are attached to, and if Nancy was a leftist going after Bush/Cheney admin would have been a crowning glory
get a grip and try to keep up
I didn't bring up 2006, you did. I said both sides don't go after the prior administration because they don't want the next administration to go after them. 2006 is irrelevant to that and your focusing on it like a piece of lint you find in your belly button doesn't make it relevant.
http://www.usmessageboard.com/polit...-a-leftist-walk-into-a-forum.html#post8675965 link
A Progressive (Bill Clinton), a Liberal (Barney Frank), and a Leftist (Dennis Kucinich) walk into a forum: They discuss an issue: Gramm–Leach–Bliley Act
Progressive was in favor of bill and signed it into law. Now says it was a terrible decision and a regret (but may be saying it softened the blow -- who knows?): Eight Progressive Things Bill Clinton Did
Liberal was against the bill and is one of a handful of members of the Congress to vote against it: Barney Frank didn?t cause the housing crisis - The Washington Post
Leftist: I have no idea what he said. He's been so far left I always check myself when finding we agree on something. - go figure
OK, I read it all. You still have three people who are authoritarian leftists who don't disagree on anything except one thing Clinton did, and you pointed out he said he was wrong. So at best your argument is that the difference between them is that while they have all the same positions, they tweak the priorities. Though you really had nothing on the difference between a "liberal" and a "leftist" even in that. And you said you are shocked when you agree with Kucinich while you still couldn't name anything you disagree with him on.
I do like the argument that the Gramm–Leach–Bliley Act was bad because it allowed fraud, even though fraud was already illegal. So apparently if something is only illegal once that isn't enough, it has to be illegal twice for a law to work...
[MENTION=26616]kaz[/MENTION] "authoritarian leftists"?????????
your speech in fraud is puzzling
Department of Peace
Like Nancy Pelosi and President Obama (then US Senator) refused the left's demands to hold Issa type hearings in order to prosecute Bush/Cheney officials
Like Nancy Pelosi and President Obama (then US Senator) refused the left's demands to hold Issa type hearings in order to prosecute Bush/Cheney officials
No idea what this has to do with the discussion, they are not pursuing W because then the next Republican administration would pursue them for their crimes in Benghazi, fast and furious, the IRS targeting conservative groups. And then the next administration would pursue them, and so on.
I would welcome all of it. Pursue W for his crimes, let's get Obama for his. But you are seriously clueless, they are not pursuing it like none of them do for that reason, to protect themselves from their successors. You haven't supported anything with this pointless observation.
Pelosi as Speaker and Obama as a Dem candidate for US Senate/Senator -elect is NOT an administration ... they are the Congress.
The Congress. Get IT yet? You keep saying shit that dopes add up or make sense
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