If you check back to this thread, I would love to get together here in SA. There is going to be a “Drinking Liberally” meeting at The Blue Star on July 16th. Sounds like a good place to get to know eachother. I don’t have the link to DL but I’ll bet someone does..Look forward to hooking up and in Kirk’s words, “polishing some links..”

And yeah, conflict of interest there with Hunter. Much.

Gad, they are the skankiest bunch of scumbag crooks, none of them have any ethics what so ever. Grrr….

Yeah, we need a wide-area Daisy-cutter shock-and-awe kind of coverage with unified talking points.

There once was a website that did something comparable prior to the ‘04 elections, NotGeniuses.com with “Flood the Zone Fridays”. You might look up their old work (think they are now dormant although the site may still be up) and use that as a model.

We could set up a non-indexing website (means it wouldn’t be searched by Google, users would have to know the URL to find it); trusted users would be encouraged to subscribe via RSS so that new messaging would be pushed to them through their email (means no distribution list maintenance or hassles from ISP’s about spamming). We could ask focal points in the Roots Project to be responsible for either inviting folks to subscribe to the feed or to email key folks in their state, who in turn push out the message.

Does that work for you?

If you want serious culture shock, try Germany to San Antonio…

We still feel like strangers in a very strange land.

Tony did serve as a Poway City councilman for one term. Hunter provided Senesco some D.C. connections and Tony made a couple of trips to D.C. when he was still a Poway council member.
And the rest is history, Hunter, Senesco and Senesco’s wife.

As chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, Duncan Hunter worked closely with Duke Cunningham and the two local companies [ADCS Inc. of Poway, CA and Audre Inc. of Rancho Bernardo, CA].

Duncan Hunter also received $245,670 from missile defense contractors; $46,000 from Wilkes, Wade and their associates; $7250 from Audre Inc. (Cunningham/Abramoff connection). Hunter pushed the military to buy $2.5 million in Audre software in Feb. 1997; and there’s more of same, etc., etc.

It was Duncan Hunter who, as Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, investigated the Abramoff scams – a conflict of interest?

Hope -

Apologies for missing you at 104:

“Only in my dreams%u2026We live in San Antonio, TX. My hubby is a Military Doc. We go home every few months…(ellipssi mine – kjm)…. BTW 8 days until Iraq (Husband deploys)”

I hope all is well for you over the next days and over the months he is away.

I’ll be thinking of you both today – off to hike in Point Reyes. Rain and hail today – June 27th. Hope you get off to cool places whenever you can.

Wow – SF to San Antonio. I thought my culture shock moving from Santa Barbara to Philly was bad…

Good luck to you and your guy.