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Ave Maria a City From Hell
I knew that there was a reason that I didn't like Domino's Pizza.

The founder of Domino's Pizza, Thomas S. Monaghan, is making a city based on strict Roman Catholic Values. Jeb Bush, being a recent convert into said religeon, welcomes this town with open arms into his city saying, "This is exactly what this nation needs, a new 'Convergence of The Twain' with Catholicism and American Values creating a new type of freedom. A freedom where the religeous right controls what is deemed free and what is not. A country where freedom is based on religeous tyranny. Not the evil tyranny that our forefathers fought against, but a new tyranny with the common god at the forefront."

That's actually a little bit paraphrased, but it was definately what he was thinking. I must applaud the libertarians for doing what I like them to do, social work. They are fighting hard against this city and if you have any spare money please donate to their coffers.

Howard Simon, the head of the ACLU in Florida, will do exactly what the ACLU always does. He will pitch a fit, wave a flag, give a speach, take them to court, when they lose he'll say "Aw, shucks," and then move on to the next big mission.

As to Thomas S. Monaghan attempts to quote Hitler, but adds a football reference so that noone will note the plagarism. "I believe all of history is just one big battle between good and evil. The good being me, my religeon, and fascism, and the evil being Jews, Liberals, Porn that is not on my computer, and basic freedoms. I don't want to be on the sidelines like I was in Junior High. That damn coach had me benched all season, so I shat on his porch one late hazy sunday afternoon in 1955," he chuckles, "Good times."

A man noted for his centrism, Florida Attorney General Charlie Crist (I hope that that is his rockstar name and not his given name), gave his opinion while eating lunch with John Roberts, Antonin Scalia, and Clarence Thomas, "They have every right to take this to court, but they must remember I AM THE COURTS, BITCH!"

There is a reason that there never will be true freedom in the United States. It is that some asshole who thinks he's on a mission from Gawd will give $250 million dollars to the construction of a Theocratic City. You know what good liberals do with $250 million dollars, they send it to a third world country to build a city with hospitals or feed the poor or help out the destitute in this country. I think that sounds like more of a mission from god.

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more please
 
thank god im wrong alot of the time, thats for damn sure.


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S.P.C.a.P.B.o.t...
Shiny's Positive Comment about President Bush of the Day (September 6): He's impressed by technology, entertainment, sports, and a combination of the two. When his brother Jeb took a tour of EA's offices, they demonstrated a special version of EA's "Madden 2006" video game -- which included Jeb Bush playing for the Dolphins and the president donning a Dallas uniform:



This is a feat I'm sure Millard Fillmore or Chestur A. Arthur couldn't pull off!
 
 
   
 

If they had any morals, the stupid women wouldn't HAVE cancer

"Florida has a higher incidence of cervical cancer than the nation as a whole...Science is close to a vaccine that, if administered before exposure to the sexually-transmitted virus that can cause the deadly disease, would protect women from ever getting cervical cancer. Florida’s legislature recognized the importance of pursuing such a vaccine, and through statute, enacted the Cervical Cancer Elimination Task Force two years ago," writes Trish (http://www.pensitoreview.com/2005/07/17/dying-to-be-pure-in-florida/). "But Jeb Bush this month vetoed $30,000 for administrative costs for the task force. Why would Jeb eliminate a lousy $30,000 from a $63 million budget? Family values."

 

According to the Palm Beach Post:

A spokesman for the governor cited financial reasons for turning down $30,000 in administrative costs for the cervical cancer elimination task force. But state Rep. Anne Gannon, D-Delray Beach, who asked for the money, said the veto had more to do with fear of criticism from the religious right wing of the Republican Party.

'We have this great opportunity to eradicate cervical cancer, but these wackos think it could make teenagers have sex,” she said. “It’s so discouraging to have to fight this right-wing stuff on what should be a public-health issue.' (Pensito Review: www.pensitoreview.com)

 

Pro-life. Pft.

 
 
 

   
The only bush I trust is my own...

pardon my subject... not only is it unoriginal, it's also slightly crude... but anyways...

... can you imagine yet another Bush in the White House???
 
 
   
 

 
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