07 vs. 06 Wrangler torque curves?

Matt Macchiarolo proclaimed:

> I have three questions:
>
> 1. Why is it conservatives, when faced with criticism of "their" President,
> can't help but bring up Clinton who has been out of office for five and a
> half years, instead of being able to defend the President on his own merits?

Not all of us. I've been a pretty conservative republican all my life,
although admittedly more than a few of the recent crop of conservatives
remind me uncomfortably of the debating style of Ted Kaczynski more than
that of rational beings.

Actually I'm an equal opportunity smartass, I tend to make fun of both
parties equally. I guess growing up around too many politicians sorta
took away my willingness to believe much of anything they say.

>
> 2. Isn't the 2004 election over with?

Yeah and the 2006 one has started all freaking ready.

twaldron proclaimed:

> Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>
>> I have three questions:
>>
>> 1. Why is it conservatives, when faced with criticism of "their"
>> President, can't help but bring up Clinton who has been out of office
>> for five and a half years, instead of being able to defend the
>> President on his own merits?
>
>
> Because the initial Liberal jackass that went blatantly off-topic stated:
>
> "America, where any AWOL alchoholic cocaine addict can grow up to be
> president."

1. That was a .sig line.

2. I'm probably more conservative than you are, but I have some level
of sanity--plus I've been accused of a sense of humor unlike the
mouth foaming lunatics currently doing their best to give
conservatives a bad name.
>
> How can you NOT bring Mr. Moral Fiber into it???

If you'd eat more of that fiber, you might not be as crabby.

twaldron proclaimed:

> I believe I touched on the drug thing (inhaling) as well as unsolicited
> innuendo regarding a properly lubricated cigar as an added bonus.

What do you expect? You ever see pictures of those bimbos he used to
keep getting caught with? Geez at least the conservatives have far
better taste in bimbos when they get caught with 'em...

Lon" > wrote in message
...
> Matt Macchiarolo proclaimed:
>
> > I have three questions:
> >
> > 1. Why is it conservatives, when faced with criticism of "their"
> > President,
> > can't help but bring up Clinton who has been out of office for five and
> > a half years, instead of being able to defend the President on his own
> > merits?
>
> Not all of us. I've been a pretty conservative republican all my life,
> although admittedly more than a few of the recent crop of conservatives
> remind me uncomfortably of the debating style of Ted Kaczynski more than
> that of rational beings.
>
> Actually I'm an equal opportunity smartass, I tend to make fun of both
> parties equally. I guess growing up around too many politicians sorta
> took away my willingness to believe much of anything they say.
>
You may be that rarest of all things, a genuine moderate. I believe that
Plato said this first: Everyone hates the moderate, and calls him extreme.
The righties call him a leftist. The lefties call him a rightist. You just
can't win.

A respected member of my community told me today, that because we are a
small mountain community, "We have different laws here". Everyone thinks
I'm an extremist, because I want certain members of the community to obey
certain Colorado laws. I don't think it's too much to ask, that everybody
obey Colorado laws, for example, when they are inside the territorial limits
of Colorado. Same thing goes for any other jurisdiction.

Earle

> >
> > 2. Isn't the 2004 election over with?
>
> Yeah and the 2006 one has started all freaking ready.