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The Bush machine has apparently mastered the practice of manipulationa nd propoganda; to teh point where large parties who get screwed by his policies and actions will defend him to the death.
And we deride the "propoganda" of other countries ...
What he said.
No surprise -- the Bush administration has shown, time and again, that they only want to surround themselves with people who support their policies (preferably blindly). The Bush administration views loyalty above all else, even to the point of sparing the truth to blindly support lies.
Heil Bush.
This is pretty F#@*ed up right here.
I worry about this country.
Are we still living in a democracy? Things like this only used to happen in totalitarian regimes.
Kim Il Sung, watch out, there's a new dick-tator in town. And he's got nukes.
by LCD on Sun Jan 16, 05 10:45pm
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People who don't support Bush might be terrorists so he has every right to ban more than half the population from his staged media event.
That figures. I had trouble getting into Nuremberg several years back as well.
He's doing this so that protestors can't get in.
I heard them pro-testers love Saddam and hate democracy.
Inauguration's $250,000 donors
COMPANIES
Altria Corporate Services Inc. (New York)
Parent company of Kraft and Philip Morris
Ameriquest Capital Corp. (Orange, Calif.)
Financial services company
Argent Mortgage Company (Orange, Calif.)
ChevronTexaco Corp. (Concord, Calif.)
Corporate Capital LLC (New Orleans) Investment firm
Exxon Mobil Corp. (Washington)
Golden Eagle Industries Inc. (Charlotte)
Buiding materials company
Kojaian Ventures LLC (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.)
Long Beach Acceptance Corp. (Paramus, N.J.)
Auto loan company
Occidental Petroleum Corp. (Los Angeles)
Rooney Holdings Inc. (Tulsa) Construction company
Sallie Mae Inc. (Reston, Va.) Student loan organization
Southern Company Inc. (Atlanta) Energy utility
Stephens Group Inc. (Little Rock, Ark.)
Investment firm
Town and Country Credit (Irvine, Calif.) Mortgage company
United Technologies Corp. (Hartford, Conn.) Aerospace and industrial manufacture
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INDIVIDUALS
Elliott Broidy (Los Angeles) Founder of investment firm Broidy Capital Management
Michael Dell (Austin, Texas) Founder of the Dell computer company
Richard Kinder (Houston) Former Enron president
S. Davis Phillips (High Point, N.C.) Former North Carolina commerce secretary
T. Boone Pickens (Dallas) Texas oilman
Sources: Presidential Inaugural Committee, company Web sites, news reports
Bush is a total scumbag, no doubt.
Anyone who sees elitist exclusionism as "very smart" isn't.
Just remember - The only one in the last election that was more unpopular than Bush was Kerry! ;)
You're forgetting "Nadir" (intentional misspelling).
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