That was a mouthful, mimi. Have felt that way since Reagan took office…definitely since the first time I heard Lardass Limbaugh.

1. U.S. Senator Evan Bayh

Bayh was elected in 1988 to the first of two terms as Governor of Indiana, where he established the state as one of the strongest, most financially secure economies in the nation. Stressing fiscal responsibility, lower taxes, job creation and lean government, Bayh’s list of achievements include: eight years without raising taxes; the greatest single tax cut and largest budget surplus in state history; more than 350,000 new jobs; tougher laws on crime; and improved environmental quality.

Senator Bayh’s signature legislative efforts are aimed at strengthening our national security, creating more jobs through the growth of small businesses, protecting American workers from unfair trade practices, providing tax-relief for families struggling with the rising costs of college. Bayh has taken the lead in providing our troops with the armored vehicles they need and has visited Iraq and Afghanistan several times for a first-hand look at the progress on-the-ground. He has also led the fight to cut through the mire of bureaucracy to ensure our nation’s wounded soldiers receive the high quality care they need and deserve.

2. Govenor Jim Doyle of Wisconsin

When he took office in 2003, Governor Doyle inherited the largest budget deficit in Wisconsin history – a $3.2 billion hole. By making deep and often difficult cuts in state government, he was able to balance the budget without hurting priorities like education and without raising taxes.

Governor Doyle’s parents were founding members of the modern Democratic Party in Wisconsin and he credits them for instilling in him the belief that politics and government are honorable professions, and that public service is a way to improve people’s lives.

Governor Doyle attended Stanford University for three years, then finished his senior year at UW-Madison. He is a 1972 graduate of Harvard Law School. Inspired by John F. Kennedy’s call to public service, after college the Governor and First Lady worked for two years as teachers in Tunisia, Africa in the Peace Corps. After he graduated from law school, the Governor and First Lady moved to the Navajo Indian Reservation in Chinle, Arizona to work as an attorney and teacher, respectively.

He was elected as Wisconsin’s Governor in 2002 and reelected in 2006 with more votes than any candidate for Governor in Wisconsin history.

What does eveyone think of these candidates for Vice President under our President Hillary Clinton?
Any other suggestions for VP? This is fun and meaningful too.

There was someone else at that table. His name is God. And God had the last word, not those “experts”.

Tim is dead. The life of the emperor of the reporters was taken from him by God. God had the last say – and He agrees with the Clintons…
only it’s not the voters who were sexist… it was the reporters and their pretend experts.

Tim didn’t get to see the reporters’ messiah get coronated. Let that be a lesson for the other reporters of how God judged their prejudice, their influence peddling, their interference and saboutage of a democracy to satisfy their greed for ratings, their expressed resentment and hatred and belittlement of women.

Tim no longer served God’s purpose. And if the best reporter failed Him, and was no longer needed or trusted to reveal truth on earth, imagine how useless He thinks the others are.

Dowd is aging badly and I mean that in every sense of the word. She probably had her fair share of ardent male admirers as a young woman and I’m sure it made her feel superior. Like many women who get into that, she forgot that time is the enemy for women in this category.

She’s an old broad now and I’m sure it rots her guts to watch a new generation of younger women getting the attention she once had. Unlike Hillary, she doesn’t even have a career she can be proud of. I won’t even mention children.

I’m sure she massages her ego and vanity by feeling superior to Hillary because of Bill’s indiscretions. But the nature of intimacy and relationships leave people vulnerable to human fraility. At the end of her life, she’ll have no one who will care one iota about her mean-spiritedness and she’ll wish she had even a cheating spouse who was at least a caring companion and true friend.

What burns me is that people get paid lucrative sums to be so shitty.

There’s something wrong with that and it’s not helping our society one bit.

It’s a good thing that I, as an AA really don’t like 0bama and am furious at the way the DNC manipulated the Primary process to sabotage Hillary. If I were a borderline person sitting on the fence, I would, after listening to Manning and the way many of you people sing his praises, shift over to the other side.

You all lose credibility by quoting Manning and holding him up as a paragon of virtue.

As time goes by, after 0bama gets the nomination, you all better start being more careful about who you align with. There are plenty of people out there who can be pushed to the 0bama camp. Don’t make it easier for 0bama to get elected by giving this self-hating black man a platform to get attention.

If this is the case, then someone should make a nutcracker out of Maureen’s vermin-like mouth! (I wonder if she would say that this comment is misogynistic?)