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Taco Heaven wrote:
....(Rush Limbaugh)... He is a grand self promoter who does not allow facts to get in the way of his BS. Yep. A role model for you? BTW what do you think of the Republicans recent "get out the vote" campaign" involving a claim that Kerry, if elected, would ban the Bible? Doesn't that neatly support your contention that Republicans are better educated & better informed? DSK |
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![]() "Taco Heaven" wrote in message news:0Bh6d.64931$wV.53000@attbi_s54... DSK, What can I say to you comment. You must know what I listen to better than I do. When I listened to him (over 5 yrs ago) I did find him amusing at times, but I got very tired of hearing the same ole bull **** over and over again. He is a grand self promoter who does not allow facts to get in the way of his BS. What is amazing is how all the 'mainstream' media outlets all use the same verbage......stright out of the DNC 'talking points' Remember 'gravitas' ? "DSK" wrote in message . .. Taco Heaven wrote: Why do you think I listen to Rush or any talk radio? Because you talk the same line of **** almost word for word. .... I don't and haven't listen to Rush in over 5 years. It's amazing how many of the fascist whackos who eagerly vent their boneheaded rantings "don't listen to Rush" yet somehow manage to say pretty much the same thing, often in the same words. It's really an incredible coincidence, nyet? ... When I did I listened to it to hear his outrageous statements and his twisted logic. Actually, due to conditions in my workplace, I listen to him more often than I'd wish... and occasionally enjoy the show... he can be very funny. DSK |
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Gould,
While the 2004 Annual Performance Plan provides a brief overview of the objectives and performance results for years past, it does not show the details on prior years objectives and the actions the SSS were going to take to help them achieve their goals. By looking at the objectives and results from 1999 to present, it appears that the SSS has followed conventional management objectives of trying to set annual goals that would improve the performance of the organization each year. The 5 year objectives for the FY 2001 - 2006 were probably developed before Bush was elected. The previous 5 year plan would have expired by FY 2000 ( Sept. 2000) and a new plan would have been approved by the SSS administration in the 5th year of the previous 5 yr plan. As someone who has worked on 5 yr. agendas for a major company, the new 5 yr. plan would probably be started at least a year before you the current plan expires. Also the person who was responsible for the current 5 yr plan was appointed by Bill Clinton in 1994. Gil Coronado (9) October 7, 1994 - May 23, 2001 Appointed by President Bill Clinton It is interesting to note the 1999 Report to Congress highlighted the fact that Gil Coronado felt the current budget was impacting on the ability to perform their job. http://www.sss.gov/PDFs/Anrep99lr.pdf "Gould 0738" wrote in message ... Gould, I could not find a copy of the Annual Performance Plan for any year except 2004. Can you provide me a link to review the Annual Performance Plan for 1998 - 2003? http://www.sss.gov/perfplan_fy2004.html Read it carefully. Each category has subcategories reviewing any similar goals from 1999-2003. |
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Ahhhhhhh, very good. Now if you look at the Annual Reports from 1996 you
will see each year they have increased their objectives as a means of correcting perceived problems and improving their performance. "thunder" wrote in message ... On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 17:17:01 +0000, Taco Heaven wrote: Gould, I could not find a copy of the Annual Performance Plan for any year except 2004. Can you provide me a link to review the Annual Performance Plan for 1998 - 2003? Uh, I wouldn't be surprised. *Plans* are like that;-). The information you are looking for, I would suspect to be in the Annual Reports to Congress. http://www.sss.gov/public.htm |
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I think both parties have used fear as a means of getting out the vote. I
do not approve of the Republicans scare tactics anymore than I agree with the Democrats scare tactics. Unfortunately, they both us scare tactics and mud slinging because they are effective. As Doug stated, both parties believe it is important to get their party elected no matter what it takes. As far as your comments concerning Rush, it is impossible for me respond, since you have already made up your mind that I am repeating what I heard on Rush. "DSK" wrote in message . .. Taco Heaven wrote: ....(Rush Limbaugh)... He is a grand self promoter who does not allow facts to get in the way of his BS. Yep. A role model for you? BTW what do you think of the Republicans recent "get out the vote" campaign" involving a claim that Kerry, if elected, would ban the Bible? Doesn't that neatly support your contention that Republicans are better educated & better informed? DSK |
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Taco Heaven wrote:
I think both parties have used fear as a means of getting out the vote. Name an example of Democrats using fear to get out the vote. As far as your comments concerning Rush, it is impossible for me respond, since you have already made up your mind that I am repeating what I heard on Rush. Actually, I haven't "made up my mind" at all. You use many of the same statements and key phrases. It muct be an amazing coincidence. DSK |
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On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 21:02:24 +0000, Taco Heaven wrote:
****Does any really believe that GWB is going to take away black's freedom to vote? **** Perhaps not GWB, but it looks like the Good Old Boys in Florida haven't done much to improve the situation from 2000. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/3693354.stm |
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thunder wrote:
On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 21:02:24 +0000, Taco Heaven wrote: ****Does any really believe that GWB is going to take away black's freedom to vote? **** Perhaps not GWB, but it looks like the Good Old Boys in Florida haven't done much to improve the situation from 2000. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/3693354.stm There's another GOP-related disenfranchisement problem in Ohio. It's unlikely that Bush is directly involved in any of this crap, but his forces certainly are. Today's Republicans will do anything they can get away with to suppress voter turnout among those who are not Bush supporters. -- We today have a president of the United States who looks like he is the son of Howdy Doody or Alfred E. Newman, who isn't smarter than either of them, who is arrogant about his ignorance, who is reckless and incompetent, and whose backers are turning the United States into a pariah. What, me worry? |
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