what was regans reaction?
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He thought\n\nIt want to stay rich, who cares
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yes the chemical reaction of extreme pissed off ness
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maybe it was just shock
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I am both saddened and disgustened.\n\nYou should check out the question where he asks if it is okay that he hit his girlfriend twice in the mouth and then kicked her when she fell to the floor.  And all in front of her kids.\n\nClassy!
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Praise the Lord...divine intervention in relation to the referee's mentioned. More should follow. I think Fifa have reacted for two reasons. 1) To save face. They have been abysmal. The ultimate responsibility lay at their feet. They have been embarrassed into acting on this problem. 2) It has gone too far. Some referee's cannot control the ego's and power that come with the privilege of having the centre in such an important world wide tournament. They wanted their 15 minutes of fame. They got it and now their well deserved plane tickets home, hopefully never to be given the responsibility again.\n\nNo I don't think he makes the English look bad. It is not their fault. It was his game and his decision how he chose to control it. He failed miserably. But so have many other very experienced referee's.\n\nI do not have anything against English people. They are no different to any of us. Passionate about the game and love to support their sides. We all have our share of biased supporters and all have times when we as people as well as our country re their football, perform or offer less than we are capable of.\n\nHe did have one good moment in the cup...he left it.
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And, what did he say AFTER she kicked him in the balls and knocked him on the floor and blinded him by grinding her spike heel into his eyes...?\n\n\n(Alternative answer: Thanks for the warning, I'll make sure I don't buy a BMW! On second thought, a car that generates gas, instead of having to be filled up...? Maybe I'll buy one after all!)
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Already happened.  We took Baghdad, and quickly.  Didn't you pay attention?  Didn't you see the tanks roll in to Baghdad?  The cruise missiles light up the night sky?  The iraqi armies surrendering by the legion-full?\n\nWatch carefully next time.  "Shock & Awe" is not a long-lasting process.  It is a stun and go.
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u have 2 know what is in his had and he shod react a little
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Views aplenty, none of them good.\n\nHe's a ruthless & unhappy man.  \nBeset by thoughts that the West owes him.  \nMoney, power & respect.\n\nI read a report some time ago that said he has a form of brain cancer that causes delusions & I suppose could in part explain his outrageous behaviour.\n\nHe's treatment of the white farmers was never quite resolved here in the UK.  \nMr B-lair seems 2 actually B scared of Mugabe so there's no hope of the UK doing anything whatsoever about him.
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Yes I am quite aware of what happened, but I am not aware of what happened after; you wrote, "treatment and subsequent charges levied against".  What exactly happened to her after her display?\n\nAnyway I very much detest the current Chinese regime, but I am not sure that the way this woman went about sharing her views were exactly appropriate.  It is difficult to say that since the Chinese (and Bush administration) are the inappropriate ones. But she snuck into a press conference, posed as a reporter (she may actually have been a reporter), and stood up and started ranting about the atrocities against the Fallong Gong.  \n\nI think she did a great thing, but she must also assume the responsibility for "trespassing" during a delicate diplomatic conference.  There is more going on then just "public display of solidarity between the American and Chinese leaders" as you put it.\n\nCurrently there are many tensions between are two countries.  China's tying the Yuan to the dollar.  Chinese using American high-tech firms for clamping down and jailing dissidence. Etc.\n\nThe Chinese are a difficult bunch to communicate with, you have to tip toe a bit.\n\nI don't like Bush at all but he is all we got right now for dealing with China, and I hope some progress is made.  We don't want more tensions between the US and china .  We already have enough as it is.\n\nDo you know that we have spy planes that fly up down and all around china?  What if China went into Taiwan, would America stand up for Taiwan?\n\nIt goes on and on.\n\nBut I am curious as to what happened to the woman.\n\nHave you heard about the guy at the Bush rally during the last presidential election, that had a "no blood for oil" sign?  He was arrested and jailed for months, just for a sign!  He may still be in prison for all I know.\n\nGod I hate Bush.
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It sounds like a normal reaction to me. he'll get over it just be patient good luck.\n\nluv kby xx
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Limbaugh strictly follows party lines so since the Regans were Republicans he is probably for it, but personally  I could care less what he thinks.  I never have really liked him and his vilification of Michael J. Fox for his excessive movements, which is normal for a person with Parkinson's disease, during his ad to support stem cell research only fueled that dislike.   (We know from personal experience because my father-in-law had Parkinson's Disease)\n\nHe condemned him and made fun of him because  he was supporting a Democrat.  \n\n He is just lucky he doesn't have Parkinson's disease;  I bet if he did he would be singing another tune no matter what party was involved!!!!
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He said, "It was a thumping or what we used to a call a A$$ whooping". \n\nThen a reporter took the thumping thing out of context a little and he asked what paper he was with and he said, "The New York Times".  I heard him mutter something there and laugh.
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Ditto.  Some conservatives are so angry at me I just half to laugh\n\n\nAlso.Look at Irishharpist's answer. Typical for someone who has\n  fallen under Coulter's toxic trance.Typical.
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Enraged is a more appropriate reaction.  War is the ultimate horror.  Unfortunately, it has been a necessary evil throughout history.  An unnecessary one as well!  The current war in Iraq conforms to the latter and not the former.  What a reckless and disdainful waste!\nThe ignorance of so many of my fellow Americans is what frightens me.  Allowing the perpetuation of this administration (i.e. a 2nd term), to recklessly and capriciously disregard not only international law, but the 'laws of the land', i.e. the Constitution, is inconceivable! Failure to hold this administration accountable is disgraceful as well as shameful.  \n\nThat's what makes me want to weep!
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Personally I think it was destined to fail to begin with. Look at the methods of control that were used and the rampant corruption within the government. It’s a wonder it managed to stay afloat as long as it did. Reganomics really didn’t have as much to do with the USSR’s collapse as much as the slow attrition of the US economy and the world governments against a rapidly eroding communist regime that was finally becoming aware that their empires threshold of domination was long gone. In short, Reganomics was just the last straw that toppled the ‘evil empire.’ I think the true turning point in the sway of power within the USSR was the nuclear accident at Chernobyl. This upset the greater population to such a degree that the government would never again manage to maintain its sway of power to the effect it once had. The world view of the their government had a major impact and further exposed not only to the world the level of corruption the Russian government had, but also caused the Russian people to become more acutely aware of what the greater overview the world had of their government, and as such for once the Russian people agreed with them wholeheartedly. \n\nAgain in short, Reganomics was just the last straw.
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I thought it was hysterical. But I am NOT a republican.  My other half, on the other hand IS a hard core Republican.  He also thought it was hysterical.\n\nThank you so much for a truly needed Monday morning laugh.