Deja vu all over again.

MB4 on April 17, 2008 at 2:13 AM

You DAH MAN MB4…!

pathetic.

I must not respond to those so bereft of cognitive ability as to only be able to call names and throw poo like chimpanzees.

I must have more compassion for those so bereft of cognitive ability as to only be able to call names and throw poo like chimpanzees.

The best approach is to ignore him. He’s like a child: any attention is good attention.

misterpeasea on April 16, 2008 at 10:05 PM

I must ignore the trolls. I must not respond to the trolls. I must not rip a troll a new one.

OK I am better know.

McMaster was my son’s regimental commander. My boy would walk through hell barefoot for that man.

He also is one of the principle actors behind the tactics of the ’surge’.

Limerick on April 17, 2008 at 1:48 AM

Yet before the start of the Iraq war and during the early stages of the fighting, the Joint Chiefs once again fell silent. Justin Rosenbaum, the captain at Fort Knox who asked General Cody whether any generals would be held accountable for the failures in Iraq, said he was disturbed by this parallel between the two wars. “We’ve read the McMaster book,” he said. “It’s startling that we’re repeating the same mistakes.”

McMaster’s nonpromotion has not been widely reported, yet every officer I spoke with knew about it and had pondered its implications. One colonel, who asked not to be identified because he didn’t want to risk his own ambitions, said: “Everyone studies the brigadier-general promotion list like tarot cards — who makes it, who doesn’t. It communicates what qualities are valued and not valued.”

Buy Danish on April 16, 2008 at 9:58 PM

McMaster was my son’s regimental commander. My boy would walk through hell barefoot for that man.

He also is one of the principle actors behind the tactics of the ‘surge’.

Heh! The reviews at ABCNews.com are priceless.

terryannonline on April 16, 2008 at 10:08 PM

Wow! The Obama worshipers might just take up arms against ABC because you know they might be really bitter especially after their Messiah performed so poorly!

LOL!!!

Nozzle: No kidding!

canopfor on April 16, 2008 at 10:22 PM

I played 4. 4 and 2 are great. It’s 3 that I don’t like.

Is there any hope left for our gal?

Yes. She needs to tell the public more about her heroism when she was in the Marines in Bosnia and how she save fellow Marine PFC Sindbad’s life there. She should also tell the public, as she related to me when I had her in past life transgression hypnosis, about how in a past life she was Annie Oakley and how she along with George Patton fought off hordes of Giant Vikings lead by Chief Geronimo at the Alamo to save North America.

malan89:I haven’t played 4 either,and my son has it,
anyhow ya no biggie,after coming in late on
the debate,my brain is slowly coming back from
I’m a better Liberal than you are contest!

Hillary and Barrack look like they are exhausted
and run down,McCain is going to look fresh and spirte
once he gets to debate one of them!

canopfor on April 16, 2008 at 10:08 PM

This campaign is likely the most work either of these two have done in their lives…Not surprised they look exhausted. The actual Presidency would bury these two lightweights…

canopfor on April 16, 2008 at 10:05 PM

I stand corrected. I know the difference, but I had COD4 mixed with COD2, which I still regularly play. I NEVER played COD3, as it wasn’t developed by Infinity Ward. I heard it sucked anyhow.

The best approach is to ignore him. He’s like a child: any attention is good attention.

misterpeasea on April 16, 2008 at 10:05 PM

You must also try to do better. Even dailykos would expect more out of you than that.