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Son of Nazi Becomes Governor

by Busipoli.com Wednesday, Oct. 08, 2003 at 9:23 PM

Its truly an incredible country where the son of a Nazi, admitted sexual harasser, and horrible actor becomes governor of the largest state in the United States, which also happens to be the fifth largest economy in the world. Like Don King says only in America.

Its truly an incredible country where the son of a Nazi, admitted sexual harasser, and horrible actor becomes governor of the largest state in the United States, which also happens to be the fifth largest economy in the world. Like Don King says only in America.

Its truly amazing because Arnold Schwarzenegger having been elected (fraudulently) has not taken a stand on any issue and did not debate the other candidates until he was given the questions before hand. How do these unintelligent morons keep getting elected? W, now the woman respecter Arnold. He could only come up with the typical political clichés, “we need to change the way government works” and “I am a champion of the people.” In an election with the second worse turnout in California history. Not to mention the fact that 3/4ths of the polling places in LA county which has the largest percentage of minorities were not open and the difficulties with the illegal ballots still ok’d to use by the ninth circuit.

The recall itself was a joke. Gov. Davis committed no crime no impeachable offense. His only crime was being unpopular. And that’s bullshit. The planners of the recall began their planning the week after Davis was re-elected. This has been an orchestrated plan. And all those in California must work to recall the recall. Congressbizzo Issa opened this Pandora box when he opened up his wallet to fund the recall.

Now Democrats and Independents and Republicans, who know to a person that the recall was bull, must work to stop this republican takeover. First Republicans stole the White House now they have stolen the Governor’s house in California. In Texas they are working to steal congressional seats in illegal congressional redistricting. Democrats must fight back. Democrats need to stop being so damn gracious in a time of political war. Democrats must fight the way the other side has in order to defeat these fascist. They must use any and all means necessary to ensure the survival of democracy and the Constitution of the United States against all those with money and drunk with power and believe they can just destroy it as the people sleep. All those who truly believe in justice must work to recall the recall. It is just. It is right. Recall the recall. Recall the recall!!!



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It is amazing, and truly wonderful

by Crush the Left Wednesday, Oct. 08, 2003 at 9:52 PM

This is a wonderful day for California
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That's just too funny.

by nonanarchist Thursday, Oct. 09, 2003 at 12:29 AM

"... elected (fraudulently)..."

Man, you guys just don't get it, do you?

The electorate in California just told you They. Are. Tired. Of. Your. Crap.

And you say, "No, no...it must have been FRAUD!"

You are so out of touch with reality.

Damn those damn dirty, stupid proles! If only they'd listen to you, CA would be a Worker's Paradise!
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Donors to the PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

by Enlighten the Truth Thursday, Oct. 09, 2003 at 6:15 AM

Inauguration 2001

This is a list of donors to the Bush-Cheney 2001 Presidential Inaugural Committee. The committee reportedly took in a record $40 million in private contributions for the inaugural festivities. The committee thus far has disclosed $28.8 million in contributions. (Click here and here and here for further analysis, including a look at industry giving to the committee.)

************************************************Updated January 25, 2001
Donor/ Ciy/State/Organizaron-Occupation/Amount
Enron Corp Houston TX Enron Corp $100,000
A Duda & Sons Oviedo FL A Duda & Sons $5,000
Richard Aab Rochester NY US LEC Corp $25,000
Abbott Laboratories Abbott Park IL Abbott Laboratories $100,000
Scott Adams Boca Raton FL Cenetec LLC $20,000
ADI Enterprises Naples FL ADI Enterprises $20,000
AEGON USA Cedar Rapids IA AEGON USA $100,000
David Alameel Dallas TX Jefferson Dental Clinic $100,000
Martha Alameel Dallas TX Jefferson Dental Clinic $25,000
Mark Albrecht McLean VA Lockheed Martin $25,000
Anthony J Alexander Uniontown OH FirstEnergy Corp $100,000
Robert Allison Houston TX Anadarko Petroleum $25,000
Ruth Altshuler Dallas TX University of Texas/Southwestern Med Ctr $25,000
America Online Dulles VA America Online $100,000
American Council of Life Insurance Washington DC American Council of Life Insurance $100,000
American Financial Group Cincinnati OH American Financial Group $100,000
American Gas Assn Washington DC American Gas Assn $25,000
American International Group New York NY American International Group $100,000
Linus Amorsingh Washington DC $5,000
John Angelo New York NY Angelo Gordon & Co $100,000
Anheuser-Busch St Louis MO Anheuser-Busch $100,000
Hushang Ansary Houston TX IRI International $100,000
Jack Antaramain Naples FL Antaramian Development $20,000
Dale Apley Troy MI K Mart Corp $100,000
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co Decatur IL Archer-Daniels-Midland Co $100,000
Archery Manufacturers & Merchants Org Gainsville FL Archery Manufacturers & Merchants Org $25,000
George Argyros Costa Mesa CA Arnel & Affiliates $100,000
Steven Armington Concord Township OH Ranpak Corp $10,000
Alan Arsht Bellaire TX Arsht Co $5,000
Associated Intl Technology Houston TX Associated Intl Technology $10,000
AT&T Chicago IL AT&T $100,000
Kathy Bailey Washington DC $10,000
William Ball Washington DC National Soft Drink Assn $25,000
Barbour, Griffith & Rogers Yazoo City MS Barbour, Griffith & Rogers $25,000
Robert G Barrett San Francisco CA Battery Ventures $100,000
Carol Bartz San Rafael CA Autodesk Inc $50,000
Lawrence Bathgate Lakewood NJ Bathgate, Wegener & Wolf $100,000
BBK LTD Southfield MI BBK LTD $20,000
Donald Beck Cincinnati OH Beck Architecture Inc $5,000
Tom Benson Metairie LA New Orleans Saints $100,000
Yvonne Berezoski Ashburn VA Potomac Corp $5,000
Dennis Berman Irving TX Denitech Corp $100,000
Wayne Berman Washington DC Berman Enterprises $100,000
Tom Bernstein New York NY Chelsea Piers Management $50,000
Berry Investments New Carlisle OH Berry Investments $100,000
Marylinn Berry New Carlisle OH Berry Investments $80,000
Steven K Berry Annandale VA Cellular Telecom Industry Assn $100,000
Bessemer Trust Co Woodbridge NJ Bessemer Trust Co $100,000
Roland Betts New York NY Chelsea Piers Management $50,000
William Bilawa Washington DC Tamsco $25,000
Charles Black Washington DC Black, Kelly et al $5,000
Boeing Co Seattle WA Boeing Co $100,000
Joseph Bogosian Arlington VA McGuire, Woods et al $25,500
Mary Ann Bonsley Treasure Island FL $25,000
Kenneth Bourne Baltimore MD Mercantile Bancorp $25,000
Katherine Boyd Hillsborough CA Katherine E Boyd Interior Decoration $5,000
BP Amoco Corp Tulsa OK BP Amoco Corp $100,000
Sanford Brass Houston TX Trifinery Petroleum $25,475
Stephen & Kimmy Brauer Bridgeton MO Hunter Engineering $100,000
Edgar Brenner Washington DC Attorney $5,000
Nancy Brinker Dallas TX Brinker International Inc $25,000
William O Brisben Cincinnati OH WO Brisben Co $100,000
Les Brorsen Washington DC Ernst & Young $25,000
Melissa Brown Chevy Chase MD Physician $5,000
Patricia Bush Chevy Chase MD Homemaker $5,000
John J Cafaro Youngstown OH Cafaro Companies $100,000
Lyle Campbell Paradise Valley AZ Bank of Arizona $100,000
Canchola Group Tucson AZ Canchola Group $5,000
Joseph Canizaro New Orleans LA Columbus Properties $100,000
Vincent Cappucci New York NY Entwistle & Capucci $5,000
Alberto Cardenas Miami FL Tew & Beasley $2,500
Donald J Carter Denton TX Home Interiors & Gifts $100,000
Linda Carter Dallas TX Home Interiors & Gifts $100,000
Donald Carty Dallas TX American Airlines $100,000
Barbara Morris Caspersen Gladstone NJ Knickerbocker Management $100,000
Finn Caspersen Gladstone NJ Knickerbocker Management $100,000
Robert Castellini Cincinnati OH Castellini Co $100,000
Catholic Health Assn of America St Louis MO Catholic Health Assn of America $550
Charles Cawley Wilmington DE MBNA America Bank $100,000
CCO Communications Inc Dearborn MI CCO Communications Inc $100,000
CeKa Technolgies Vienna VA CeKa Technolgies $10,000
Tom Celani Bloomfield Hills MI Action Distributing Co $100,000
John W Chamberlain Rancho Santa Fe CA American Assets Inc $5,000
Charlton Group St Claire Shores MI Charlton Group $20,000
Philip Christenson Washington DC Foreign Affairs Consultant $7,500
Cisco Systems San Jose CA Cisco Systems $100,000
Citigroup Inc New York NY Citigroup Inc $100,000
Ida Clement Kingsville TX King Ranch Inc $100,000
James H Clement Dallas TX Finance $100,000
Jim & Vicki Click Tuscon AZ Jim Click Automotive Group $100,000
Cobb Partners Coral Gables FL Cobb Partners $20,000
Jack Coffey Sacramento CA $5,000
William T Coleman Las Altos CA Bea Systems Inc $25,000
Thomas Collamore Chevy Chase MD Philip Morris $100,000
Glenn S Collins College Station TX Neodyme Technologies $100,000
Com Investments Kirkland WA Com Investments $100,000
Douglas Combs Amissville VA Rappahanock Factors $25,000
Comp Options Jacksonville FL Comp Options $25,000
Comprehensive Environmental Services Garfield NJ Comprehensive Environmental Services $2,500
Lodwrick Cook Los Angeles CA Global Crossing $10,000
Cooper Capital Atlanta GA Cooper Capital $20,000
Cottonwood Properties Tuscon AZ Cottonwood Properties $20,000
John E Cramer St Louis MO Casper Stolle Quarry $5,000
Felix Crawford Jacksonville FL Cavco Inc $25,000
Crown American Enterprises Johnstown PA Crown American Enterprises $30,000
CVR Associates Tampa FL CVR Associates $25,000
CVRS LLC Livonia MI CVRS LLC $100,000
Joanne D'Elia Hobe Sound FL $10,000
William Danof Detroit MI Miller, Canfield et al $5,000
Richard K Davidson Omaha NE Union Pacific Corp $100,000
Robert A Day Los Angeles CA Trust Co of The West $100,000
Allen De Olazarra Coral Gables FL ACP Real Estate $20,000
Lawrence DeGeorge Jupiter FL DEG Capital Management $100,000
William O DeWitt Cincinnati OH Reynolds, Dewitt & Co $100,000
Deborah Dingell McLean VA General Motors Corp $100,000
Elaine Dismuke Rockville MD Investments $25,000
James K Dobbs Memphis TN Dobbs Brothers Management $100,000
Ronald Docksai Reston VA Bayer Corp $5,000
Dominion Resources Richmond VA Dominion Resources $100,000
John F Donahue Pittsburgh PA Federated Investors Inc $100,000
Carol Dover Havana FL Florida Restaurant Assn $5,000
Dow Chemical Midland MI Dow Chemical $100,000
Dr Pepper/7-Up Plano TX Dr Pepper/7-Up $25,000
Stephen DuBrul New York NY Consultant $2,500
Peter Duffy Chattanooga TN Leggett & Platt Inc $5,000
Archie Dunham Houston TX Conoco Inc $100,000
George Dunlop Arlington VA Century Communications $5,000
Charles DuPont San Diego CA Charles Dupont LLC $37,800
Earl Durden Panama City FL Rail Management & Consulting $20,000
James Duty Houston TX $25,000
Easton Babcock & Assoc Miami FL Easton Babcock & Assoc $20,000
James Edenfield Atlanta GA American Software Inc $10,000
EDS Corp Plano TX EDS Corp $10,000
Richard Egan Hopkinton MA EMC Corp $100,000
Lewis M Eisenberg New York NY Granite Capital International Group $100,000
William Elliott New York NY $5,000
Gary Ellsworth Bethesda MD USEC Inc $25,000
Irl Engelhardt St Louis MO Peabody Group $100,000
Roger Enrico Greenwich CT PepsiCo/Frito Lay $200,000
Andrew Entwistle North Salem NY Entwistle & Capucci $5,000
John Erickson Baltimore MD Senior Campus Living $25,000
Ernst & Young Dallas TX Ernst & Young $10,000
Fannie Mae Washington DC Fannie Mae $100,000
Issam Fares Houston TX Link Group $100,000
Nijad Fares Houston TX Link Group $100,000
William S Farish Houston TX Land's End Farm $100,000
Farmer's Insurance Los Angeles CA Farmer's Insurance $50,000
Richard T Farmer Cincinnati OH Cintas Corp $100,000
Douglas Faucette Washington DC Muldoon, Murphy & Faucette
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Simple

by Simple Simon Friday, Oct. 10, 2003 at 11:05 AM

Nice list of fine Americans exercising their rights.

What's your point?

Oh, and if you're going to cut and paste, you should at least have the intelligence to reproduce the hyperlinks which don't work (here and here, above).

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Whata ya expect ...

by FluxRostrum Sunday, Oct. 12, 2003 at 3:52 PM
earth

When the Grandson of a Nazi is in the White House.

Bush Quote on CNN mgeg video
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