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Morons!
UpUrs
12:45:14 PM
8/25/03

I think they prefer to be called Liberals, but I don't know why.
bacpac
1:14:26 PM
8/25/03

Are you talking to yourself again?
Trailslacker
1:17:07 PM
8/25/03

These are to Liberals as McCarthy is to Conservatives.
the-naviguesser
1:23:51 PM
8/25/03

Are you practicing for the SAT?
Trailslacker
1:34:52 PM
8/25/03

It was Ariana huffington.
Nigal
1:43:53 PM
8/25/03

She's hot!
Tom Terrific
1:47:03 PM
8/25/03

Yeah, if saddle bags are your, well, bag. I must admit I'd love to hear her talk all dirty in that accent!
Nigal
2:01:09 PM
8/25/03

Here, this will make you feel warm and fuzzy!
aero
2:04:10 PM
8/25/03

Ariana Huff-n-puff
Geobeet
2:04:47 PM
8/25/03

Yeah aroe, that from someone who takes privet jets and limos. She's a hypocrit. She claims to own a hybrid car but she doesn't seem to drive it much.
Nigal
2:06:53 PM
8/25/03

(CNN) -- A majority of Americans believe the city of New Orleans will never completely recover from the effects of Hurricane Katrina and the resulting flooding, according to results of a CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll released Tuesday.

Fifty-six percent of 609 adults polled by telephone September 5-6 said they believe the hurricane devastated the city beyond repair. And 93 percent of poll respondents said they believe Katrina is the worst natural disaster to strike the United States in their lifetime.

But a majority of respondents -- 63 percent -- said they believe the city should rebuild. And 66 percent said they believe all New Orleans residents should evacuate the city.

Opinions varied widely, however, on the response of federal, state and local officials regarding Katrina. Forty-two percent of respondents characterized President Bush's response to the disaster as "bad" or "terrible," while 35 percent said it was "good" or "great."

Federal government agencies' response was described as "bad" or "terrible" by 42 percent, and "good" or "great" by 35 percent. State and local officials' response was described as "bad" or "terrible" by 35 percent and "good" or "great" by 37 percent.


"respondents characterized President Bush's response to the disaster as "bad" or "terrible," while 35 percent said it was "good" or "great."
USA
10:17:57 PM
9/07/05

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