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Post by sdl on Jun 26, 2008 15:55:11 GMT -5
If there's a hell, I hope this hypocritical bastard KKKaine goes there..
Sure he's an anti...anti my left foot...
KKKaine's just pandering to get votes for a future Senate seat...
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Post by smokey1 on Jun 28, 2008 4:34:40 GMT -5
If there's a hell, I hope this hypocritical bastard KKKaine goes there.. Sure he's an anti...anti my left foot... KKKaine's just pandering to get votes for a future Senate seat... if governer kaine is a true anti how can he play with his beliefs & not intervene & commute everyone on death row like governor george ryan of illonois he has the power I say use it hypocrite hay sdl what do you wreckon
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Post by sdl on Jun 30, 2008 2:35:44 GMT -5
If there's a hell, I hope this hypocritical bastard KKKaine goes there.. Sure he's an anti...anti my left foot... KKKaine's just pandering to get votes for a future Senate seat... if governer kaine is a true anti how can he play with his beliefs & not intervene & commute everyone on death row like governor george ryan of illonois he has the power I say use it hypocrite hay sdl what do you wreckon Ryan realized the DP was wrong and refused to allow any more executions. Kaine is a goddamned phony hypocrite..he's against the DP yet he allows executions to go through and refuses clemency. I'd call him a hypocrite to his face if given the chance. He claims to be a staunch catholic. Let's see him get excommunicated. They still do that, right? (For the record, I'm a non=practicing Jew)
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Post by quicksilver0901 on Aug 3, 2008 15:40:11 GMT -5
if governer kaine is a true anti how can he play with his beliefs & not intervene & commute everyone on death row like governor george ryan of illonois he has the power I say use it hypocrite hay sdl what do you wreckon Ryan realized the DP was wrong and refused to allow any more executions. Kaine is a goddamned phony hypocrite..he's against the DP yet he allows executions to go through and refuses clemency. I'd call him a hypocrite to his face if given the chance. He claims to be a staunch catholic. Let's see him get excommunicated. They still do that, right? (For the record, I'm a non=practicing Jew) Obviously you did not follow the election campaign in which he won the Governorship. It was a very bitter battle, as you may gather from the resume of his opponent, Jerry Kilgore and unusually the campaign did focus strongly on the death penalty. I am as firmly anti as anyone. Kaine has found means of halting executions in the cases that were dubious and I applaud that. Others have gone ahead. Like Mark Warner before him, I view Kaine as a pragmatist and thats as good as we can hope for. 2005 Election Jerry W. Kilgore easily won the primary election against Warrenton Mayor George B. Fitch to become the 2005 Republican nominee for Governor of Virginia. He ran against Lt. Governor Tim Kaine, the Democratic nominee, and state Sen. Russ Potts, a pro-choice Republican running as an independent candidate. Early in the race, Kilgore showed solid 10+ leads in the polls, but Kaine steadily closed the gap and ultimately defeated Kilgore by a margin of 52% to 46%. Kilgore's campaign was at times criticized for taking steps to avoid debates; Kilgore refused to debate Potts for the majority of the campaign, at times leaving Kaine and Potts to debate each other in his absence. He agreed to debate only with Kaine (excluding Potts), and only if the footage could not be aired in campaign commercials. During this debate, he refused to answer whether or not he would make abortion a crime. This apparent public moderation of his previously open and hard-line stance on abortion troubled many of his conservative supporters. He was further criticized for failing to limit his negative advertisements to 50% of his campaign's total publicity as Kaine proposed. One such advertisement featured a father whose son had been murdered by a man currently on Virginia's death row; the father expressed doubt that the sentence would be carried out if Kaine were elected and alleged that Kaine would not even have authorized the execution of Adolf Hitler based on an interview with the Richmond Times-Dispatch [1]. The negative reaction to the mention of Hitler combined with Kaine's pledge to carry out the death penalty and explanation of his personal opposition as arising from his Catholic faith helped to neutralize what many observers thought would've been a potent issue for Kilgore. In trying to explain how a solid Republican could lose a traditionally Republican state by such a large margin, political commentators have cited numerous key factors. Kaine's campaign had many political advantages, including his association with the state's popular Democratic Governor Mark Warner and defense of Warner's 2004 budget priorities, his "response ads" to Kilgore's death penalty advertisements, which featured him speaking to voters about his religious convictions, his relentless in-person campaigning across the state, and his opposition to tax increases. In contrast, Kilgore's campaign had many political disadvantages, including a backlash over the death penalty ads that Kilgore's campaign ran in the fall, the relatively low poll numbers of current President George W. Bush at the time the election, and a bitter division between the moderate and conservative wings of the Republican party over tax and spending priorities. The subsequent election of Jim Webb in 2006 suggested that Virginia may no longer be as supportive of conservative Republicans as it was in the 1990s.
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Post by sdl on Aug 5, 2008 19:57:31 GMT -5
Bottom line as I see it.
KKKaine is a phony piece of sh*t
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