• President 2008,  Rudy Giuliani

    Rudy Giuliani Watch: Rudy on Offense and Democrats Don’t Like It


    Rudy on offense: Dems don’t like it

    AT A SPEECH in Manchester on Tuesday night, Rudy Giuliani reportedly said that if a Democrat is elected President, Americans should prepare for another 9/11. Democrats went nuts. But Giuliani did not say that.

    The man who was mayor of New York City on 9/11 said only this: Republican Presidential candidates advocate staying on the offensive in the War on Terror, while Democratic Presidential candidates seem to advocate going back on the defensive. That being the case, Giuliani said, America would be safer if a Republican were elected President.

    Sen. Barack Obama responded that Giuliani “has taken the politics of fear to a new low.” Balderdash. On the same day Giuliani spoke, Obama delivered a foreign policy address in which he asserted that his plan for thwarting terrorists would make America safer. Unless he is prepared to say that every Republican candidate would make America equally as safe as he would, then his gripe against Giuliani is nothing but hollow rhetoric.

    Giuliani said that Republicans have better ideas for defeating terrorists. Democrats say every day that they have better ideas for defeating terrorists. Neither Republicans nor Democrats would be very good partisans if they did not believe these assertions. Are such claims out of bounds? Of course not!

    America is at war. The most important issue in this campaign is how the war against Islamic extremists will be conducted. If neither side is allowed to say that its plans are better, how are we supposed to debate the issue? Let’s allow the candidates to have it out and see who really does have the best plan to protect America from the terrorist threat.

    Rudy’s speech says what his plans are for the Global War on Terror.

    Tell Flap what Hillary or Barack plan to do?

    Still waiting……..

    Still waiting………………….

    The Democrat Presidential debate in South Carolina clarified their positions?

    Yes, they agreed there is a “War on Terror.”

    Wow…….

    For clarification of Rudy’s position here is Hizzoner on Sean Hannnity’s radio program yesterday:

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  • Iraq,  Iraq War,  John McCain

    John McCain Watch: McCain Misses Iraq War Vote

    Senator John McCain misses Iraq War vote to campaign in South Carolina.

    Flap guesses the Senator is too busy pressing the flesh in South Carolina to vote on the Iraq War.

    Or maybe getting the YUKS as in the video above.

    Or telling Representative John Murtha to “Lighten Up, “Get a Life.”

    Or calling on the Attorney General to resign.

    Or joking about bombing Iran.

    Flap thought Senators had an obligation and duty to vote for their constituencies in the Senate – not run for President.

    Has McCain LOST it?

    Obviously, even his home state Arizona voters think so. Look at the latest polls:

    McCain Lagging in Home State

    John McCain’s still in the lead in Arizona, his home state (for those just tuning into American politics), but just barely.

    In the latest Arizona State University/KAET TV poll, Mr. McCain leads Rudy Giuliani by only 32%-27%. Mitt Romney comes in at 11% and Fred Thompson at 6% (a rare win for Mr. Romney in the race for third place).

    This is a big change from February, when Mr. McCain almost doubled Mr. Giuliani’s support, 44%-25% (Mr. Romney was at 6%). Also, I called up the director of the poll, Bruce Merrill, and got the unpublished breakdown of how Independents are breaking — it’s not good news for Mr. McCain…

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  • Iraq,  Iraq War

    Iraq War Watch: U.S. Senate Votes to Require Iraq Troop Withdrawals

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    U.S. soldiers take cover after shots were fired at them by unidentified gunmen during a medical relief operation near Mahmudiya, south of Baghdad, April 22, 2007.

    Senate Votes to Require Iraq Withdrawals

    A defiant Democratic-controlled Senate passed legislation Thursday that would require the start of troop withdrawals from Iraq by Oct. 1, propelling Congress toward a historic veto showdown with President Bush on the war.

    The 51-46 vote was largely along party lines, and like House passage of the same bill a day earlier, fell far short of the two-thirds margin needed to overturn the president’s threatened veto. Nevertheless, the legislation is the first binding challenge on the war that Democrats have managed to send to Bush since they reclaimed control of both houses of Congress in January.
    “The president has failed in his mission to bring peace and stability to the people of Iraq,” said Sen. Robert Byrd, D-W.V., chairman of the Appropriations Committee. He later added: “It’s time to bring our troops home from Iraq.”

    The $124.2 billion bill requires troop withdrawals to begin Oct. 1, or sooner if the Iraqi government does not meet certain benchmarks. The House passed the measure Wednesday by a 218-208 vote.

    Across the Potomac River at the Pentagon, the top U.S. commander in Iraq, Gen. David Petraeus, told reporters the war effort likely will “get harder before it gets easier.”

    Republicans said the vote amounted to little more than political theater because the bill would be dead on arrival after reaching the White House. Bush said he will veto the bill so long as it contains a timetable on Iraq, as well as $20 billion in spending added by Democrats.

    “The solution is simple: Take out the surrender date, take out the pork, and get the funds to our troops,” said Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.

    The U.S. Senate Roll Call vote is here.

    Independent/Democrat voting against: Joe Lieberman of Connecticut

    Republicans Voting for: Gordon Smith of Oregon and Chuck Hagel of Nebraska.

    Not voting: Republican Senator John McCain of Arizona and South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham.

    Political theater for political gain and to beat up on President Bush explains today’s vote. But, why take it out on the troops.

    If these “SURRENDER MONKEYS” do not agree with the President’s Iraq War policy then they should have the GUTS to cut off all of the funding and bring the troops home immediately.

    But, alas, they are gutless.

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    Iraq War Watch: Democrat Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid – War in Iraq is LOST


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  • Giuliani Notes,  President 2008,  Rudy Giuliani

    Giuliani Notes: Rudy Beats Hillary in Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania in Latest Quinnipiac Poll

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    Giuliani Now Leads Clinton In All Three Swing States

    Former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani leads New York Sen. Hillary Clinton and other Democrats in the 2008 presidential race in three critical states – Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania, according to Quinnipiac University’s Swing State Poll, three simultaneous surveys of voters in states that have been pivotal in presidential elections since 1964.

    The independent Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pe-ack) University poll finds:

    * Florida – Giuliani leads Clinton 49 – 41 percent, compared to 50 – 40 percent in an April 2 poll. Gore trails Giuliani 47 – 43 percent.

    * Ohio – Giuliani leads Clinton 46 – 41 percent, compared to March 22 when Clinton was up 46 – 43 percent. Gore trails Giuliani 47 – 39 percent.

    * Pennsylvania – Giuliani leads Clinton 47 – 43 percent, compared to 46 – 42 percent March 29. Gore ties Giuliani 44 – 44 percent.

    *******

    So, is tonight’s Democrat Presidential debate in South Carolina missing a candidate who can beat Rudy?

    You betcha…..

    Flap doesn’t think any of the Democrat candidates can beat him unless Rudy commits a MAJOR gaffe.

    Al Gore – bring him in.

    Now, that will be an interesting match-up: Gore v. Clinton.

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    The Rudy Giuliani Files


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  • Alec Baldwin,  Liberal Morons,  Michael Ramirez

    Michael Ramirez on Alec Baldwin

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    Alec Baldwin wants out of TV contract to focus on parental rights; NBC says no

    Divorced dad Alec Baldwin, caught yelling at his daughter on a voicemail message, said Wednesday he asked NBC to let him out of his “30 Rock” contract so he can devote his time to the issue of “parental alienation.”

    “If I never acted again I couldn’t care less,” Baldwin said in a pre-taped appearance for ABC’s “The View,” scheduled to air Friday.

    The actor, in a transcript provided by “The View,” said he also wants to quit “30 Rock” so the sitcom and the hundreds who work on it won’t “be hurt by the situation.”

    NBC, however, quickly shot down the idea. The actor has became a key asset for the freshman sitcom, stealing the show as an oily but charming network executive overseeing a “Saturday Night Live”-type program.

    “Alec Baldwin remains an important part of ’30 Rock.’ We look forward to having him continue his role in the show,” NBC said in a statement Wednesday.

    Maybe Alec should just think before he engages his jaw…….MORON.

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    The Michael Ramirez Files


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  • Dentistry

    Dentistry Today: Dentistry from a Garage

    A Florida man was held Wednesday, April 25, 2007 on charges that he performed dental work on customers without a license in his “filthy” garage, authorities said.

    Man Accused of Dental Work in Garage

    A man was held Wednesday on charges that he performed dental work on customers without a license in his “filthy” garage, authorities said. Roger Bean, 60, was arrested Tuesday and held on $6,000 bond.

    Bean performed denture fittings and made false teeth in his garage, charging just $200 for a full set of dentures, a procedure that typically costs more than $2,000, authorities said. But he was not licensed to practice in Florida.

    Palm Beach County Sheriff’s detective Don Zumpano said there were “health risks with operating this type of facility outside of your house,” adding that Bean’s workspace was “filthy.”

    Neighbors and clients, however, praised Bean for saving them thousands of dollars.

    Ron St. Mary, 73, head of the neighborhood crime watch, said Bean is no criminal.

    “He’s helping the old people who don’t have a few dollars,” he said. “I think the world of him.”

    Oh Please……… there is plenty of financial assistance both governmental and private to help any old or infirm patient receive some basic dental care, including complete dentures.

    There are denture clinics which are very inexpensive as well.

    And, they have clean facilities.

    But, at least the United States has not “progessed” like the UK. This poor chap had to do it himself.

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    Flap’s Dentistry Archive


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  • Barack Obama,  Hillary Clinton,  John Edwards,  President 2008,  Rudy Giuliani

    Rudy Giuliani Watch: Rudy – “America Will Be Safer with a Republican President” The Democrat Response

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    Remember Rudy yesterday?

    The Quotes:

    “If any Republican is elected president – – and I think obviously I would be the best at this – – we will remain on offense and will anticipate what (the terrorists) will do and try to stop them before they do it,” Giuliani said.

    “But the question is how long will it take and how many casualties will we have?” Giuliani said. “If we are on defense (with a Democratic president,) we will have more losses and it will go on longer.”

    “The Democrats do not understand the full nature and scope of the terrorist war against us.”

    “America will (be) safer with a Republican president.”

    “This war ends when they stop coming here to kill us!” Giuliani said. “Never ever again will this country ever be on defense waiting for (terrorists) to attack us if I have anything to say about it. And make no mistake, the Democrats want to put us back on defense!”

    Giuliani said terrorists “hate us and not because of anything bad we have done; it has nothing to do with Israel and Palestine. They hate us for the freedoms we have and the freedoms we want to share with the world.”

    Giuliani continued: “The freedoms we have are in conflict with the perverted, maniacal interpretation of their religion.” He said Americans would fight for “freedom for women, the freedom of elections, freedom of religion, and the freedom of our economy.”

    Addressing the terrorists directly, Giuliani said: “We are not giving that up and you are not going to take it from us!”

    “They were at war with us before we realized it, going back to 90s with all the Americans killed by the PLO and Hezbollah and Hamas,” he said. “They came here and killed us in 1993 (with the first attack on New York’s World Trade Center killing six people) and we didn’t get it. We didn’t get it that this was a war. Then Sept. 11, 2001 happened and we got it.”

    After Rudy’s delivered line of “We are not giving that up and you are not going to take it from us!” the crowd assembled at the New Hampshire Rockingham County Lincoln Day Dinner thundered its approval.

    And remember that Flap asked the Democrat Presidential candidates to respond?

    Well, they finally did.

    Democrats say Giuliani fear-mongers

    Democratic presidential candidates on Wednesday rebuked Republican rival Rudy Giuliani for suggesting that the United States could face another major terrorist attack if a Democrat is elected in 2008.

    llinois Sen. Barack Obama said the former New York City mayor, who was in charge on Sept. 11, 2001, should not be making the terrorist threat into “the punchline of another political attack.”

    “Rudy Giuliani today has taken the politics of fear to a new low and I believe Americans are ready to reject those kind of politics,” Obama said in a statement.

    Former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards said Giuliani knows better than to suggest there is a “superior Republican way to fight terrorism.” Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton didn’t call out her fellow New Yorker by name, but weighed in with a statement posted on her campaign Web site.

    Extremely weak sauce responses. In fact, Hillary Clinton does not even address Rudy but instead attacks President Bush.

    “There are people right now in the world, not just wishing us harm but actively planning and plotting to cause us harm. If the last six years of the Bush Administration have taught us anything, it’s that political rhetoric won’t do anything to quell those threats. And that America is ready for a change.

    “One of the great tragedies of this Administration is that the President failed to keep this country unified after 9/11. We have to protect our country from terrorism — it shouldn’t be a Democratic fight or a Republican fight. The plain truth is that this Administration has done too little to protect our ports, make our mass transit safer, and protect our cities. They have isolated us in the world and have let Al Qaeda regroup. The next President is going to be left with these problems and will have to do what it takes to make us safer and bring Democrats and Republicans together around this common mission of protecting our nation. That is exactly what has to be done and what I am ready to do.”

    And Barack Obama’s response was equally weak:

    “Rudy Giuliani today has taken the politics of fear to a new low and I believe Americans are ready to reject those kind of politics,” Obama said in a statement. “America’s mayor should know that when it comes to 9-11 and fighting terrorists, America is united. We know we can win this war based on shared purpose, not the same divisive politics that question your patriotism if you dare to question failed policies that have made us less secure.”

    And whose failed policies are those?

    Bill Clinton’s and his Democrat Administration prior to 9/11, right?

    These “SURRENDER MONKEYS” have no plan for the Global War on Terror but only snipe at a tough-going and unpopular war in Iraq to gain political advantage. Withdraw they say. Get out. And then when the Middle East burns and America is attacked again, what will they say?

    Wha happened?

    Flap asks Americans who would you rather have as President?

    The video of Rudy’s speech from New Hampshire is here:

    And lookie lookie Rudy responded to the Dim Surrender Monkey’s on Sean Hannity’s radio show here and here.

    Rudy, it WAS a HOME RUN.

    Listen to it all…….The Mayor discusses the Democrat’s “Politics of Defeat.”

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    Republican presidential hopeful, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani responds to a question at a town hall meeting during a campaign stop at New England College in Henniker, N.H., Tuesday, April 24, 2007.

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  • Liberal Morons,  Rosie O'Donnell,  Television

    Rosie O’Donnell Watch: Leaving the View?

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    TMZ: Rosie Bids Adieu to “The View”

    There is a strong buzz in Hollywood that Rosie O’Donnell will announce Wednesday (April 25th) that she is leaving “The View.”

    If it happens, it’s likely Rosie will stick it out through the end of the season.

    TMZ has spoken with multiple industry people who say the word is spreading and the info emanated from inside the show itself.

    Rosie’s rep could not be reached for comment.

    Rosie is too obnoxious, racist and crude for the Disney Corporation.

    So, she is out.


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