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Submitted by Gordon Crump, Mar 28, 2007 11:43

I doubt anyone could run for President without finding a few people supporting them.

j. emerson may support whom he or she wishes, but Chuck Hagel as a Presidential candidate surely must bring up the rear.

He is a wild-eyed leftist, whose mean-spirited outbursts fail civilized discourse and his failure to support even his own political party are reasons enough to write him off.

It takes a lot of gall to do as much damage to the GOP as Chuck Hagel has done, then ask for its blessings.

Trying to cloak the damage in the silver threads of "protecting" the principles of our founding documents is absurd.

Hagel should first learn the principles of the Republican Party, pass some worthwhile legislation that his constituents sent him to do, study the Constitution, take a course in good manners and then build a record of support for those chosen by his party. After that, he might apply for some positiion in line with his meager qualifications.

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The invasion and occupation of Iraq was a crime. It was a violation of international Law. This is a simple... [MORE]	mehdi oummih	Mar 27, 2007 00:36
Bravo. I share your sentiments, and hope that as Americans realize what is going on, they will act with their... [MORE]	Rosie williams	Mar 31, 2007 20:54
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So, in Hagels view, ignoring Congress falls under which of the impeachable offenses, treason, bribery, or other high crimes and... [MORE]	C Foster	Mar 26, 2007 20:25
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You are trying to criminalize political differences. [MORE]	Cyrus Bear	Apr 3, 2007 23:26
Impeachment of a president is, or ought to be, a gravely serious matter in our system of government. It is... [MORE]	David Weisberg	Mar 26, 2007 18:52
Amen David Weisberg. We elect the President to LEAD the country without regard to popularity. The President is not a... [MORE]	D Smith	Mar 29, 2007 03:51
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throw him his 30 pieces of silver & tell him 2 go out & play with the democrat .hope he... [MORE]	john labombard	Mar 26, 2007 16:30
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Hagel is a big mouth turn coat. He has no allegiance other than to himself. He's far from being a... [MORE]	billclintoon	Mar 28, 2007 05:32
I doubt anyone could run for President without finding a few people supporting them. j. emerson may support whom he...	Gordon Crump	Mar 28, 2007 11:43
It worries me that people who knowingly tell an untruth just to win votes or feed their hate of a... [MORE]	Shirley E Maunz	Apr 4, 2007 00:42
When are you and every member of your family that is of legal draft age enlisting?????????? [MORE]	Rufus is Where?	Mar 26, 2007 15:43
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He's contracted Cindy Sheehan Disease. [MORE]	RufusLeeKing	Mar 26, 2007 12:33
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