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Where has Colin Powell been for the last couple of months? Could it be that he so doesn't like the Bush administration that they are purposely not using him in the campaign?
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Colin Powell is currently in Atlanta. :)
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I am much more interested where is Colin and whom he is porking!
He still owes me dinner! ;_))) |
Didnt Powell resign? Or was that mis-information i received?
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I saw him on tv a couple of weeks ago.
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It's scary, it is like they are trying to hide him from the media or something.
Basically nobody from the Bush team is out there pushing for the President. I see Cheney (when he comes out of his hidey hole, where ever that is), Ashcroft ONLY at news conferences for AG issues, and the rest of the team is pretty much hidden away. It is almost like they are trying to keep them from saying ANYTHING, so there is no chance for a "gotcha". Is this weird or what? Alex |
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Alex, I hate to say it, but have you ever considered psychiatric help? |
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Powell was interviewed on ABC's "This Week With George Stephanopoulos" last week. He also met with "the General People's Committee for Foreign Liaison and International Co-operation". The prior week he met with the Russian foreign minister, EU Chief diplomat and Kofi Annan. He also had a meeting with Syria's foreign minister. The week before that he conducted a sit down interview with members of the media at the state department. So he has been conducting public interviews of a normal high profile commensurate with his position while performing his normal very busy schedule. I don't remember much of a history of secretary of states on the campaign trail. Here is the cabinet of the last president. Which of these was "out there pushing for president? Secretary of State: Warren Christopher, Madeline Albright Secretary of The Treasury: Robert Rubin Secretary of Defense: William Perry Cohen Attorney General: Janet Reno Secretary of The Interior: Bruce Babbit Secretary of Agriculture: Mike Espey Secretary of Commerce: Ron Brown Secretary of Labor: Robert Reich Secretary of Health & Human Services: Donna Shallela Secretary of Housing & Urban Dev.: Henry Cisneros Secretary of Energy: Hazel O'Leary Secretary of Education: Richard Riley ------- Regardless, I still maintain the winner of the election is going to be more lucky than good. Small individual random events - like traffic accidents and headaches - in battleground states will determine the winner of this election. |
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Colin, the president is also technically keeping up a busy schedule of running the country while he is out there stumping too. I just find it a little bit odd that all these "superstars" were out there last time, and now this time they are all "too busy" to really do anything on the campaign trail.
Peaches, regular news conferences about state department business is not a campaign stop. Unless Powell announces that the whitehouse has caught fire, he will be lucky to make page 9 - unless he is on a campaign stop. He was high profile 4 years ago. Now he is, well, non-existant from what I am seeing through the media. Alex |
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j/k:) :yowsa: |
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Powell was interviewed on ABC's "This Week With George Stephanopoulos" last week. He also met with "the General People's Committee for Foreign Liaison and International Co-operation". The prior week he met with the Russian foreign minister, EU Chief diplomat and Kofi Annan. He also had a meeting with Syria's foreign minister. The week before that he conducted a sit down interview with members of the media at the state department. So he has been conducting public interviews of a normal high profile commensurate with his position while performing his normal very busy schedule. I don't remember much of a history of secretary of states on the campaign trail. Here is the cabinet of the last president. Which of these was "out there pushing for president? Secretary of State: Warren Christopher, Madeline Albright Secretary of The Treasury: Robert Rubin Secretary of Defense: William Perry Cohen Attorney General: Janet Reno Secretary of The Interior: Bruce Babbit Secretary of Agriculture: Mike Espey Secretary of Commerce: Ron Brown Secretary of Labor: Robert Reich Secretary of Health & Human Services: Donna Shallela Secretary of Housing & Urban Dev.: Henry Cisneros Secretary of Energy: Hazel O'Leary Secretary of Education: Richard Riley ------- Regardless, I still maintain the winner of the election is going to be more lucky than good. Small individual random events - like traffic accidents and headaches - in battleground states will determine the winner of this election. [/b][/quote] i find Warren Christopher a hoot at parties, that and he looks like E.T. :bdance: |
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It appears that the media are only really interested in covering the 'big dogs......
If there is not something sensational - the media feels like it has had a bad day. Just reporting the news is too old fashioned and boring today. When someone says "shit" or maybe "damn" in a new coference - it will get reported. |
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Buff, I dunno... maybe he is leaving after the election?
I dunno. Alex |
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The first one was Ian.... |
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The first one was Ian.... [/b][/quote] haha. i forgot about that idiot. he threated to rip my head off and shove it up my ass on Netpond once. :( .... it might have been something i said. |
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:lol: |
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i know, i don't know where that came from, but im not sorry :lol: |
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:( .... it might have been something i said. [/b][/quote] I think Ian's still around. Still in the game. He posts occasionally somewhere. |
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I saw him addressing members of AdultPlayersClub last week BossHawg even let him sign my check :) |
I am Colin.
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yeah, i remember noticing a post somewhere not too long ago and immediately said "hey, thats that one guy" JoeE's attorneys made him apologize on Netpond a in 99' I think for posting that CEN was shaving. I think they let all the comments about drugs and hookers slide however. :lol: |
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i think he said something like "oh and by the way, we don't surround ourselves with cocaine and hookers because we NEED to... we do it because we LIKE to" :lol: |
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:lol: [/b][/quote] I'm trying to cut back myself. Tijuana set me back. |
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I agree. When you guys were in Mexico those of us who stayed in SD really overdid the drugs and hookers :( |
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