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   Corosive Frog said, 11 months ago

   Zing!

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   HUMPHRIES said, 11 months ago

   Ms Frog, you got that right !

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   jkshaw said, 11 months ago

   The governor of California would be happy to accept their share. Also, interesting news from the Huffington Post

   Rep. Joseph Cao, the Republican who replaced Democrat William Jefferson (in a heavily African-American and Democratic district), now faces a recall petition over his stimulus opposition by a group of ministers. Cao had indicated that he would be voting in favor of the controversial legislation but instead voted against it. Papers have been filed with the Office of the Louisiana Secretary of State.

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   Simon_Jester said, 11 months ago

   Didn’t the Governor of Louisiana say, “Thanks, but no thanks?”

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   Dale Hopson said, 11 months ago

   Texas governor Rick Parry is also passing up the $!
   
   Guess he’ll have to add a rodeo tax!

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   cdward said, 11 months ago

   Corosive Frog, Amen.

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   fennec said, 11 months ago

   And in Florida, all the Republican reps who voted against the stimulus bill have signed a letter with all the Democratic reps asking for a waiver to get some of the funds. Have they no shame?

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   GOOBER said, 11 months ago

   Whoa, Libs! So Dems that opposed SECURITY should leave the country? Make room Humphries!

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   Corosive Frog said, 11 months ago

   Folks, the Amen’s should go to Danziger and his toon. :)

10. 

    Machado said, 11 months ago

    The usual suspects are so busy praising anything that remotely attacks Republicans that they missed the misspelling in this ‘toon.

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    motivemagus said, 11 months ago

    Machado - you mean “Explantions,” I presume?
    And TLDoc: We didn’t oppose Security. Bush did. He’s the one that multiplied terrorists fourfold while missing Osama bin Laden to go after Iraq instead.

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    teaguemj said, 11 months ago

    Actually, two GOP Governors are not taking the money…

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    Dale Hopson said, 11 months ago

    motivemagus, I am with you… security starts at home!

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    claudermilk said, 11 months ago

    It’s four. Texas, Louisiana, Florida, and (surprise) Alaska. At least they are the ones making all the noise. I’m betting when it gets down to it, they’ll end up grabbing as much of hte money as they can.

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    ANandy said, 11 months ago

    jkshaw says: “Rep. Joseph Cao, the Republican who replaced Democrat William Jefferson (in a heavily African-American and Democratic district), now faces a recall petition over his stimulus opposition by a group of ministers. Cao had indicated that he would be voting in favor of the controversial legislation but instead voted against it. Papers have been filed with the Office of the Louisiana Secretary of State.”
    ANandy comments: What became of the opposition to the “separation of church and state”?