Notice kind and gentle compassionate conservative Dugger is not being a big meany any more in this, your cyber-moment oduress (now help me get that d*mn elusive Quaker - sneak attack from his left flank).

Dugger, a ‘Hawkchicken’ (served but was scared while doing it)

That must explain the preponderence of Confederate flags in the state.

Or maybe you’re just that stupid.

I don’t think there’s a Republican around who is going to argue that President Bush is doing great politically at the moment. However, Democrats never seem to learn and are touting this latest CBS poll as more ‘proof’ of how

Answer: 1, Eisenhower. Unless you want to argue that Bush I was from Maine (he in fact was, but claims to be from Texas) So yet another wild-eyed, insane diatribe from JC falls into the gutter.

Huh? Are you that ignorant? It is common when referring to the ‘Mason-Dixon’ line in a context of discussing somebody that is not from the south. The last time I checked, California was not in the south. Reagan and Nixon are both from California (Reagan is from Illinois originally, but I say ‘from California’ because that’s where he Governed).

Cripes look at the facts. Name the last three Democratic Presidents -

Bill Clinton - From Arkansas
Jimmy Carter - From Georgia
Lyndon Johnson - From Texas

Which Democratic candidates were beaten (popular vote):

John Kerry - Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis - Massachusetts
Walter Mondale - Minnesota
George McGovern - South Dakota
Hubert Humphrey - Minnesota

The only Democrat to lose not outside the south was Carter in 1980 and that’s because he was a horrid President. Al Gore won the popular vote in 2000. A Tennessee native.

Why do you think there’s a buzz about Mark Warner running for President in 2008? Or John Edwards? I don’t know any of my Democratic friends that are eagerly awaiting another run from John Kerry or Hillary Clinton.

Don’t you see a pattern here? This isn’t partisan stuff. It’s common frigging sense.

Plus don t think we didn t notice the arbitrary  742 years,

Putting the onus right back where it belongs:

“74 years” was the parameter Mr. Caruso chose. Mr. Check just took it from there.

I know how you feel.

Waste deep in the Big Muddy.

Reagan was born in Tampico, Illinois - ‘born’ - which is what most people refer to when describing where someone is from.

Pres Ford was born in Omigod, Nebraska

Plus don’t think we didn’t notice the arbitrary ‘74′ years, excluding thereby Herbert Hoover, Iowa; Coolidge Vermont; Taft, Harding and McKinley all Ohio; and TR NY - all since 1900 and all Republicans and all above the Mason Dixon line.

Dugger, Fact Cop (but with too much time on his hands)

Factcheck: The elder President Bush was twice elected to Congress from Texas, in the 1960s; it’s pretty difficult to consider him a Mainiac.

Perhaps another moniker? (’factfake’, ‘fact-half-correct’?) Tampico, Il. (RR) is certainly above the Mason Dixon line and so apparently is Omaha (GRF).

Dugger, Fact Cop

Answer: 1, Eisenhower. Unless you want to argue that Bush I was from Maine (he in fact was, but claims to be from Texas) So yet another wild-eyed, insane diatribe from JC falls into the gutter.