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Mopower

06-11-2004 10:13:39




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Nothing to do with pulling, but as I went to lunch today, I switched on the radio to hear our former president's funeral service today. I realized that I had forgotten much about the man and what he has done for our country. I hope each of us can take a moment to remember who he was and how he was an inspiration. Let's keep his family in our thoughts and prayers. We were always in his.




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Southern Pride

06-12-2004 19:06:27




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 Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to Mopower, 06-11-2004 10:13:39  
He was a very good actor,he tried to act like a president for eight years.



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Dave

06-12-2004 21:29:35




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 Re: Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to Southern Pride, 06-12-2004 19:06:27  
Funny, I don't recall his "interns" needing the "Presidental" knee pads! Talk about pretending to be a President for 8 years.....



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POOR HORNEYBILL

06-16-2004 07:15:14




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 Re: Re: Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to Dave, 06-12-2004 21:29:35  
I GUESS YOU DIDNT HAVE ANY INVESTMENTS TO WATCH RISE WHEN HE WAS IN OFFICE OR FALL WHAN THIS "EINSTIEN" WENT INTO OFFICE.ITS BEEN GOING ON FOR YEARS,IT WAS OK WHEN JFK DID IT WASNT IT???LOOK AT OUR DEFICIT NOW!!!! THANKS ALOT JR!!!



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Patches

06-11-2004 20:24:27




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 Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to Mopower, 06-11-2004 10:13:39  
I just finished watching the Presidental Interment on television. Perhaps we should all take a moment and send our thoughts and prayers to Mrs. Regan and the entire Regan family. Mrs. Regan has showed the world extreme grace under pressure, not a small feat for someone of her age. Death does not recogonize who a person is or was, death is final. May God Bless the Regans and America.



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Air traffic controller X

06-11-2004 19:55:02




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 Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to Mopower, 06-11-2004 10:13:39  
I am Unemployed!



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DL

06-13-2004 17:38:50




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 Re: Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to Air traffic controller X, 06-11-2004 19:55:02  
THANK GOD FOR LABOR UNIONS!!!!!



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Pullin Fool

06-12-2004 05:42:05




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 Re: Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to Air traffic controller X, 06-11-2004 19:55:02  
Go get a job! They arn't going to come to your house!



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Lamont

06-11-2004 21:40:06




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 Re: Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to Air traffic controller X, 06-11-2004 19:55:02  
I hope for the sake of all of our country that President Bush is re-elected. The Clinton administration enjoyed the effects of 12 years of great leadership under Presidents Reagan and Bush and then 8 years of Clinton/Gore finally caught up with us. You have to give our current President and his administration due credit for turning things back around so quickly. Quit whimpering and get a job. The classifieds are full of ads. Or maybe move to Afghanistan. I hear there are some top officials looking for employees in the airline industry. I think it's short-term though.

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Where have you been?

06-13-2004 01:59:42




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 Re: Re: Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to Lamont, 06-11-2004 21:40:06  
Ronald Reagen is dead now, and everyone is being nice to him. In every aspect, this is appropriate. But were you around when ron was president? Boy how quick people forget! Ronald Reagan was, and will always be, the undisputed heavyweight champion of salesmenship we are ever likely to see. Union busting legislation and Deregulation policies of the Reagan administration handed virtually every facet of our lives into the hands of a privileged few. Our leaders are wholly-owned subsidiaries of the corportations that were made all-powerful by Reagan's deregulation craze. The Savings and Loan scandal of Reagan's time, which cost the American people hundereds of billions of dolloars, is but one example of Reagan's decision that the foxes would be fine guards in the henhouse. His legacy seldom mentions the Iran/Contra scandal. This sin of omission is vast! By the end of his term in office, some 138 Reagan administration officials had been convicted, indicted or investigated for misconduct and/or criminal activities. Reagan supported the regimes of the worst people ever to walk the earth. Names like Marcos, Duarte, Rios Mont and Duvalier reek of blood and corruption, yet were embraced by the Reagan administration with passionate intensity. Reagan sent an emissary named Donald Rumsfeld to Iraq to shakie Saddam Hussein's hand and give him intelligence information. Throughout the entirety of Reagan's term, bin Laden and his people were armed, funded and trained by the United States to fight the Soviets. Today, there are 827+ American soldiers and over 10,000 civilians who have died in the invasion and occupation of Iraq, a war that came to be because Reagan helped manufacture both Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden. How much of this can be truthfully laid at the feet of Ronald Reagan? It depends on who you ask. Those who worship Reagan see him as the man in charge, the man who defeated Soviet communism, the man whose vision and charisma made Americans feel good about themselves after Vietnam and the malaise of the 1970's. Those who despise Reagan see him as nothing more than a pitch-man for corporate raiders, the man who allowed greed to become a virture, the man who smiled vapidly while allowing his officials to run the government for him. His famous question, "Are you better off now than you were four years ago?" is easy to answer. We are not better off than we were four years ago, or eight, or twelve, or twenty. We are a badly damaged state, ruled today by a man who subsists off Reagan's most corrosive final gift to us all: It is the image that matterts, and be damned to the truth!

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Eddie Haskell

06-13-2004 18:30:14




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to Where have you been?, 06-13-2004 01:59:42  
Unions! We don't need no stinkin unions!

Get out there and get a job on your own without having to depend on someone else to wetnurse you, you damn baby! I am sick of people relying on someone else for something. We have too many people who suck the life out of this country.

Bush will be re-elected, if you don't like that, LEAVE!! I am tired of my tax dollars wasted on people like you!



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DAW

06-13-2004 09:33:44




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to Where have you been?, 06-13-2004 01:59:42  
Typical response of a Reagan hater. Some people need to learn that not everything that is good for the Union Worker is good for America. If the Union impedes my ability to travel by air, I don't care if they get laid off - they deserve it. You can't ignore the industry you serve and then expect them to do you favors.

We can't build things here in Pittsburgh for even double the cost of Las Vegas. The union workers are choking the life out of the region.

Best thing we could possibly have for the revitalization of the northeast is another president who would deregulate and weaken union political ties.

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JohnDeere_john

06-13-2004 16:09:00




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to DAW, 06-13-2004 09:33:44  
Agree Daw; The unions in the best day only controlled 24% of the jobs in America . Now at their lowest they only controll 12 to 13% and half of those are tearchers and government workers. The unions have done themselves in with assicoation with the mobs and organized crime bosses over the years.

Jon



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Lamont

06-13-2004 03:14:18




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to Where have you been?, 06-13-2004 01:59:42  
You remind me of a five-year old: Way out in left field playing in the dirt; gullable enough to be led around by anyone telling you anything; not knowing that praising someone doesn't mean they didn't ever make mistakes. If you want to focus on the downfall of the U. S. A. with names like Bin Laden and Hussein and issues such as the saving and loan scandal, you'd best check with the Clinton administration and his years prior to becoming President. No one knows "Slick Willie" better than the people Arkansas.

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bigreddm

06-11-2004 14:38:48




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 Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to Mopower, 06-11-2004 10:13:39  
yeah because without ronny saddam and bin laden wouldn't have alot of the weapons(remember wmd's) and the GI's wouldn't being dieing in Iraq and Afghanastan now.



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Kens640

06-11-2004 19:16:04




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 Re: Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to bigreddm, 06-11-2004 14:38:48  
President Reagan deserves all the praise he's gotten & more . You may not have liked him , but at least he didn't run & hide like clinton did . Nor did he quit because he was shot at like kerry did when he so falsely claimed the 3 free purple hearts . You notice I didn't capitalize their names , that's because they don't deserve capital letters in my book . God Bless you Ronald Reagan & family & God Bless George Bush . I pray he gets another term . I feel our Country is making headway , so we don't need another flunky in there like clinton was & kerry is .We need to get & hold onto the help Gods been . America will not run from threats . God Bless America . Ken C.

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Eddie Haskell

06-11-2004 16:46:34




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 Re: Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to bigreddm, 06-11-2004 14:38:48  
Your comments make me want to sell my Super M and get a John Deere. i hope your m gets the tractor aids.

God Bless you President Reagan.



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junkyard dog

06-11-2004 16:38:18




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 Re: Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to bigreddm, 06-11-2004 14:38:48  
hey bigredun just remember hindsite is 20-20 we have to tip our hats to Mr. Reagen he had the gonads to stand up to the soviets and where are they today? REST IN PEACE MR. PRESIDENT GOD SPEED!!! P.S. did you see that dirtbag clinton sleeping in the funeral service? DISGRACE



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JohnDeere_John

06-11-2004 12:04:29




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 Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to Mopower, 06-11-2004 10:13:39  
God Bless America, not perfect" JUST THE BEST THERE IS"



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DCTOM

06-11-2004 11:38:02




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 Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to Mopower, 06-11-2004 10:13:39  
no matter what the news media says our country is on the right track, what president reagan did is still in force today as out country is the best and strongest of any, GOD BLESS AMERICA AND KEEP MR REGAN'S FAMILY IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS TOM



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Agent Orange

06-11-2004 10:25:51




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 Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to Mopower, 06-11-2004 10:13:39  
AMEN to that! Also remember the current leaders as they make difficult decisions about this great nations future! It's the very least we can do considering that our sons nad daughters are puttin' it all on the line so we can go play on the weekend with out fear.



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mad matt

06-13-2004 17:52:20




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 Re: Re: Re: Ronald Reagan in reply to Jerry, 06-13-2004 15:58:55  
To all you liberal lazy union free loading I wana handout on every body else's dime dummy craps I guess you all forgot about the chick#### peanut farmer who couldn't go are people out of Iran or lines at the gas pumps 13 to 20% on home loans or the misery index you know its kinda hard to fight commies when you got them in office how fags in the military {you union scum like dinks in your mouths any ways} hummers in the oval office or my favorite lie the crime bill or how bout the stock market starting to dive in march of 2000 the only rich that that scam there money and don'tspend are people like are like the hinz kerry and those band of criminals the kennedys they shot 2 to bad somebody didn't finish the job maybe there would a certain lady would be alive today maybe if billary would have taken the Sudanese offer for bin ladin 3 count them 3 times the world trade centers and the pentagon and 3000 of are family freinds wouldn't have died a extremely terrible death carter and clinton are both treasonist back stabbers that belong in the fedral pen carrter for goig to all are enemies sucking up to them and betraying his country and clinton for selling are nuclear secrets to the chinks I hear some say how great a christian man carteris is if so I don't want nothing to do with his god G.W. is the closest we have to President Reagon both are great men who I respect a great deal I definetly feel safer with them in ofice but if kerry gets in be ready to lose your a##es security and financialy BUSH/CHENEY '04 the mad one madmat

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