Northwest Flight Attendants Reject Cuts

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Far sighted wrote:

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Kinda like the last 3 years of HughJass posts!

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Old Jetbag wrote:

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If I had a woodshed I would take him to it......

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Far sighted wrote:

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Hugh, still waiting for your response, to my question 2 weeks ago, what is it, SPECIFICALLY, that you think our wonderful, highly respected president should do to fix ALL THE MESSES the ASSES of EVIL have caused? Still waiting for your thoughtful response.

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Old Jetbag wrote:

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If I had a woodshed I would take him to it...and make wild whoopee-he's strong and sexy.

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Old Jetbag wrote:

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So you agree with me?!?! Bush NEVER should have been elected to office! Once he ALLOWED 9-11 to happen, so he and his office could take advantage of the circumstances it would create world wide and here in the United States he SHOULD have been impeached! I am impressed BS. I did not know you could actually admit that kind of thing. Supplying troops, with no kelvar vests? I seem to recall a movement to send the troops silly string to trigger land mines or another such movement because the Bush administration could not and would not send ALL of the needed items to fight the war, after all if it was won, what need would there be for the United States to remain? I think ECG said it! An oil pipeline, and lots of people get richer. God forbid Gramps gets his medication and that bypass surgery that he needs, or his grandson who had a heart transplant can't get insurance.

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Old Jetbag wrote:

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I find it VERY amazing how not even a YEAR after swearing in some are saying it just is not going to happen. In the first year Bush had already caused disaster, not prevented it or minimized damage.

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Steve wrote:

<quoted text>Resign-he is totally incapable of handling any of the responsibilities he presently has. He simply was not ready. Time to give the drunk chia pet a shot. At least, he's actually done something, even if it was wrong. Simple enough.
You too are right on track recognizing that man boy is failing on all counts. Maybe you aren't so stupid.

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Steve wrote:

<quoted text>You've got to empty those utters-they are obviously causing you great pain. Maybe there was money in the 'stimulus' package for that...there sure was enough payback pork-they surely did not forget you cows, especially you loyal cows.

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Brown Sugar wrote:

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Well weems, fancy, prancy, Nancy and the socialists of the dumocrat party passed that health care disaster, with the help of one turn-coat, disloyal Republican. And YOU, by your own admisstion, voted and supported these socialists. Have you ever heard the term, "I dance with the one that brung me?" Obviously not! It has to do with remaining loyal, staying glued, et cetera.

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weems wrote:

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This isn't a team sport. I don't make political decisions based on loyalty to a party. I judge their loyalty to me, because they work for me. The Republican party owes me, not the other way around. If the Republican party wants me back, they're going to have to work for it. That means telling the ultra conservative, religious right fringe wackos they have no place in modern government. It's them or me. A lot of people must have felt the same way. I would think they'd have gotten the message by now.

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Far sighted wrote:

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Thanks for another insightful, mature post Hugh. You always seem to have a way of driving home all the points I make about you and your buddies. Grow up HughJass.

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Far sighted wrote:

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Jet, I am not the least bit surprised at the behavior from the right. They are "WhiteWatering" the Obama's like they did the Clintons. I am completely impressed by what President Obama has been able to achieve in his short 10 months in office. I have to say, I will be disappointed if we don't leave Afganistan very soon, but the stimulus plan appears to be working and the house passed health care reform in the late hours last night. What's not to love about this man? He has a monumental Republican MESS to clean up. How quickly we all forget how much we all hated the Cheney/Bush administration. Let's all give these guys a fair chance. So far I think the progress is amazing. Try not to listen to the anti-American nay sayers and the staged "teaParties" Nothing but noise-makers! They want nothing more than for him to fail. How Patriotic is that?

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dirtydog wrote:

This Major had his post graduate education supplied by socialistic institutions of the US Military, and he wanted out badly. He is Palistinian, which put him at a awkward position since US interest are aligned against his parents homeland, and in favour of their enemy. Make no mistake, I am not defending him or his actions. I am merely attempting to point out some flaws in the system that promoted this person along.
Similarily, the US military is too dependent on the Family Man. The National Guard and Reserve Units employed men and women that needed the money, and it was easy money years ago. But now that many have been deployed at length and maybe repeatedly, they and their spouse are publicly voiceing their objections to these endless deployments citing this is not what they signed up for.
Sure it exhausting. The war has last longer than WWII, and this is unexcuseable and a unrealistic objective for a volunteer military. I have always felt this country would greatly benefit from conscription, and Congress should have required B43 to ask for it before he deployed the military, including the rich white children too.

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Steve wrote:

<quoted text>Sorry, ya wouldn't get any of the vast fortune I have earned and saved over the years, like ya did all those many ex-husbands that are mysteriously 'gone'.
So don't oil up the woodchipper just yet.

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weems wrote:

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This isn't a team sport. I don't make political decisions based on loyalty to a party. I judge their loyalty to me, because they work for me. The Republican party owes me, not the other way around. If the Republican party wants me back, they're going to have to work for it. That means telling the ultra conservative, religious right fringe wackos they have no place in modern government. It's them or me. A lot of people must have felt the same way. I would think they'd have gotten the message by now.

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the communist health plan still needs to go to the Senate.
http://www.alpa.tv/DesktopModules/UltraVideoG ...
I say "communist health" because our American business structure, Insurance, and Pharmaceutical companies are bringing this socialism upon themselves.
This is becoming increasingly transparent with what has become of the employees in the airline industry.
Once a good position and livelihood, airline people are now being subjected to the greed at parent holding companies and private equity firms in control of the airlines and their desires to enriched their parachutes.
D.B. Cooper is still alive, he is just robbing people at new levels.

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weems wrote:

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This isn't a team sport. I don't make political decisions based on loyalty to a party. I judge their loyalty to me, because they work for me. The Republican party owes me, not the other way around. If the Republican party wants me back, they're going to have to work for it. That means telling the ultra conservative, religious right fringe wackos they have no place in modern government. It's them or me. A lot of people must have felt the same way. I would think they'd have gotten the message by now.