All live democrats colonel... :D

www.sfgate.com.../news/ archive/2003/07/22/national1417EDT0629.DTL

I loved the excuse at the end.

to give taxpayers a taste of how bad things would be without a tax increase.

BWAHAHAHA

Great,just great. We have been screwed by Davis,now they want to keep screwing us. Doesn't surprize me though. The dems are in a rough spot here. CA had a 9 billion dollar surplus when Davis took office. Now we are something like 30 million in the hole. Plus Davis just barely beat Bill Simon. He had no political experince what so ever. And now Davis faces a recall. So the dems will do anything to save face and keep a job,including a good screwing of CA residents.

Good thing I hate both parties. Just imagine what plans repigs make behind closed doors...

I was going to post this early this morning but I am weary of the silliness of the whole thing........we both know parties and the representatives that stand for them may be tempted to corruption. I just feel that the Demoncrats are more tempted and resist not!!!!!

What a flimsy excuse. Dems destroying for political gain, imagine that????!

Someone should surely give fury an applause for this. On a day when other news was dominating the headlines, he dug this nugget out.

I'm not defending these comments. They are indefensible But, let's all thank Bush and his Enron friends for the chaos in California, shall we? Thank Enron, et. al for gutting CA for billions in electricity costs and Bush for continuing the blood-letting when he refused Gov. Davis' plea for a price cap on electricity prices. Maybe that was what Cheney's secret Energy Task Forces was about?


(Thought I forgot, didn't you.)

I think what Enron did to California was pretty bad too. However, I'd like to also send some of that thanks to Robert Rubin of the Clinton administration for his tireless efforts to aid Enron Executives in their debauchery and for helping prolong their reign of crime throughout the United States. I would also like to wish him well on his new career as a consultant for Citycorp, whom you may remember was involved in the loan in question that put Enron under. Now, I'll stop before we start putting too much of the puzzle together and make some people uncomfortable. Oh yeah, I almost forgot , can't just make accusations without siting a source..can we?


www.newsmax.com.../2/11/172807

"Citigroup is paying Enron pal and former Clinton Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin a whopping $40 million a year to "advise on strategy" - while he continues to help Democrats undermine President Bush, the New York Times reported today."

"Rubin "was a sounding board for Gov. Gray Davis of California during last summer's electricity crisis even as Citigroup worked for energy companies that were selling power to the state." The "conflicts were obvious," the Times confesses."

"The justification for Rubin's mind-boggling pay is murky. "He is involved in everything and nothing," the Times reports. Chuck Prince, Citigroup's chief operating officer, actually says, "He decides what he's interested in and has a way of drawing the company toward that."

Rubin "runs a nonstop tutorial on economic policy" for Democrats, coaching obstructionist Senate plurality leader and Citigroup beneficiary Tom Daschle "and other leaders on ways to debunk Bush military spending and tax cuts."



Way to go Rob!