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Hillary Clit-on has foregone any pretense that she used to embrace with the racist code words she used to use in the past and has (out and out) called for the ASSASSINATION of her opponent.. This is one sick, twisted individual who has resorted to an all or nothing strategy. Clearly the U.S. can not consider her for this office in the future..ever... On a cable news channel yesterday I saw an article that showed Obama in the cross hairs of a rifle scope...This is a last ditch attempt by the feminists of our country to fulfill their desires. There is no one more racist than a feminist... Banjo playin' butt fukin' sodomite hillary has been outed for what she is ...give it up you sick bitch... CP > Hillary Clit-on has foregone any pretense that she used to embrace with > the racist code words she used to use in the past and has (out and out) [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > CP Lagavulin? Or other? Tell us about it. > Hillary Clit-on has foregone any pretense that she used to embrace with > the racist code words she used to use in the past and has (out and out) [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > CP You post this disgusting tirade, & call someone *else* sick? If you don't think she's a good candidate (acc. to anothetr p[ost of yours, because she's female), fine; but the way in which you couched your dislike is extremely distasteful. Nevermind the subject line, which would be enough to tick off any woman in her 40's & up. Cathy > You post this disgusting tirade, & call someone *else* sick? If you don't > think she's a good candidate (acc. to anothetr p[ost of yours, because [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Cathy He defends a black man by being an misogynist. Something tells me Dr. King would not have liked that. > Hillary Clit-on has foregone any pretense that she used to embrace with > the racist code words she used to use in the past and has (out and out) > called for the ASSASSINATION of her opponent.. So you counter Hillary by using misogynist words like refering to her as a "clit," and "bitch?" I think Hillary is a bad choice for President, but you are an idiot who does not get the plot. "Don't Taze Me, Bro!" *snipping troll* So you counter Hillary by using misogynist words like refering to her as a > "clit," and "bitch?" > > I think Hillary is a bad choice for President, but you are an idiot who > does not get the plot. I hope you guys aren't trying to reason with this guy. This is mild, compared to what he's said in the past. Natalie > Hillary Clit-on has foregone any pretense that she used to embrace with > the racist code words she used to use in the past and has (out and out) > called for the ASSASSINATION of her opponent.. I am not a Hillary fan, but she did NOT call for an assassination. She said that Bill did not wrap the nomination until June '92 in California, and that Bobby Kennedy did not have the nomination wrapped up when he was assassinated in June '68. Both of these candidates stayed in the race until June, while she is being encouraged to drop out. Her reason to stay is that these candidates stayed until June, so she should remain too. The problem with her reasoning is that in '68 and '92, California held 58 delegates, and was a very large late-season prize. California held its primary in February this year, there are no big prizes left to score. Hillary has no chance of winning the delegate count from the remaining primaries, this was not the case in '68 when Bobby Kennedy was here, or in '92 when Hubby was in town. She did not suggest that Obama will get bumped off, but her rationale for staying in the race is disengenuous if she is going to base it on Kennedy in '68 or Hubby in '92. >> Hillary Clit-on has foregone any pretense that she used to embrace with >> the racist code words she used to use in the past and has (out and out) [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > staying in the race is disengenuous if she is going to base it on Kennedy > in '68 or Hubby in '92. This whole brouhaha about Hillary Clinton is such a tempest in a teapot that it hardly is newsworthy. Olbermann's comments on this statement of hers was so over the top and egregious that one would have thought she was calling for Obama's assassination. The woman was simply calling attention to the timeline, in saying that her husband didn't clinch the nomination until California voted in 1992 and that Kennedy had not sewed it up at the time of his death. If she was speaking in code, recommending that a nutjob kill her opponent, it was so veiled as to become meaningless. (BTW, I'm not a Hillary supporter, but she was pilloried for no reason.) This whole brouhaha about Hillary Clinton is such a tempest in a teapot that it hardly is newsworthy. Olbermann's comments on this statement of hers was so over the top and egregious that one would have thought she was calling for Obama's assassination. The woman was simply calling attention to the timeline, in saying that her husband didn't clinch the nomination until California voted in 1992 and that Kennedy had not sewed it up at the time of his death. If she was speaking in code, recommending that a nutjob kill her opponent, it was so veiled as to become meaningless. (BTW, I'm not a Hillary supporter, but she was pilloried for no reason.) ------------------ To me it wasnt' veiled ENOUGH by a looong shot. She's now become obvious and this was not just interpreted this way by one person as you so conviently imply... Please ...she's desperate and she knows she's done. 51% of the population is female and there are 4 times as many whites as blacks and she STILL can't get the job done. Give it up hillary. It's ANOTHER job Monica probably does better.. This whole brouhaha about Hillary Clinton is such a tempest in a teapot that it hardly is newsworthy. Olbermann's comments on this statement of hers was so over the top and egregious that one would have thought she was calling for Obama's assassination. The woman was simply calling attention to the timeline, in saying that her husband didn't clinch the nomination until California voted in 1992 and that Kennedy had not sewed it up at the time of his death. If she was speaking in code, recommending that a nutjob kill her opponent, it was so veiled as to become meaningless. (BTW, I'm not a Hillary supporter, but she was pilloried for no reason.) ------------------ To me it wasnt' veiled ENOUGH by a looong shot. She's now become obvious and this was not just interpreted this way by one person as you so conviently imply... Please ...she's desperate and she knows she's done. 51% of the population is female and there are 4 times as many whites as blacks and she STILL can't get the job done. Give it up hillary. It's ANOTHER job Monica probably does better.. <JS> You're an idiot. Hillary is an idiot too, but we already knew that. </JS> > > Hillary Clit-on has foregone any pretense that she used to embrace > > with the racist code words she used to use in the past and has [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > for staying in the race is disengenuous if she is going to base it on > Kennedy in '68 or Hubby in '92. What Mrs. Clinton said is just morally wrong. I am no fan of either her or Obama but to draw a parallel to an assasination is very low-class. I can draw only one of two conclusions: 1) Either she meant what she said and is sending a message to Obama or someone else or 2) She made a big mistake, in which case that's even more reason she not be considered for the nomination.  SignatureThe reason there are so few female politicians is that it is too much trouble to put makeup on two faces. ~ Maureen Murphy "badgolferman" ... >> "Charles Pisano" ... >> > Hillary Clit-on has foregone any pretense that she used to embrace [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > She made a big mistake, in which case that's even more reason she not > be considered for the nomination. She's wearing her desperation on her sleeve, which is too bad. I had a lot more respect for her before this mudfest. On another level, though, I can't help but feel sorry for her. She's worked for so long toward this goal, and is watching it slip away to a younger, less-seasoned, probably less deserving upstart. That's gotta hurt. Natalie >She's wearing her desperation on her sleeve, which is too bad. I had a lot >more respect for her before this mudfest. Why anyone would have any respect for her is really beyond me. What is there to respect? >On another level, though, I can't help but feel sorry for her. She's worked >for so long toward this goal, and is watching it slip away to a younger, >less-seasoned, probably less deserving upstart. 'less deserving upstart' is mild. He is a nothing. ...an empty suit, for sure. >That's gotta hurt. The only thing this hurts is the Democratic party. What a bunch of boobs..... <g> SignatureScott in Florida "Scott in Florida" "Wickeddoll®" wrote: >>She's wearing her desperation on her sleeve, which is too bad. I had a lot >>more respect for her before this mudfest. > > Why anyone would have any respect for her is really beyond me. > > What is there to respect? The fact that she's a Senator?! Love her or hate her, the average woman doesn't achieve that much. Before you say she dirty-dealed her way to office, show me *proof* that male politicians don't do the same thing. >>On another level, though, I can't help but feel sorry for her. She's >>worked [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > 'less deserving upstart' is mild. He is a nothing. ...an empty suit, > for sure. Feh - you need a new, relevant name for him. Magic Negro was the worst, but now "empty suit" is getting tiresome; especially when there are so many from both parties who qualify for that moniker. >>That's gotta hurt. > > The only thing this hurts is the Democratic party. What a bunch of > boobs..... <g> Republicans aren't impressing me either. If anything, they look worse to me. Natalie > "Scott in Florida" > "Wickeddoll®" [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > > Natalie I agree with Natalie on this one. When even RUSH LIMBAUGH is getting mad at the Republican party, something is seriously wrong. The Republicans, who got the majority in both the House and the Senate in 1994 by issuing the Contract with America, (Joe don't bother calling it the Contract On America, shows just what an ignorant liberal you are. You've already done it once this month.) which called for less government spending, less government and more accountability by Congress, lost it by trying to be more and more like the Dimocrats, i.e. big government, more spending and earmarks and more liberal policies. We need to throw all the bums out, but we don't get that choice. We usually get a choice between Republicant and Dimogogue, sometimes not even that much. OMG, I agree with Natalie on something? Actually there are a lot of things I agree with her on, but also a few things I do not agree with her on. Sadly, Hillary's favorite toy must be getting quite a workout. I see her smiling that smile of hers a lot, even though she's losing. And we know Bill ain't making her smile like that. Charles the Curmudgeon "CharlesTheCurmudgeon" ... > "Wickeddoll®"... >> "Scott in Florida" [quoted text clipped - 43 lines] > but we don't get that choice. We usually get a choice between Republicant > and Dimogogue, sometimes not even that much. *sigh* I'm cautiously optimistic... > OMG, I agree with Natalie on something? Actually there are a lot of > things I agree with her on, but also a few things I do not agree with her > on. We've agreed in the past - once in a while :-) > Sadly, Hillary's favorite toy must be getting quite a workout. I see her > smiling that smile of hers a lot, even though she's losing. And we know > Bill ain't making her smile like that. > > Charles the Curmudgeon LOL I think she believes she's showing us how tenacious she can be, but really, this just makes her look pathetic. Here's a toon for Scott: http://cagle.com/working/080520/lane.gif Natalie >Here's a toon for Scott: > >http://cagle.com/working/080520/lane.gif > >Natalie ROFL.... Good one. SignatureScott in Florida "Scott in Florida" "Wickeddoll®" >>Here's a toon for Scott: >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Good one. Don't you think "Cheshire Candidate" is catchy? :-) Natalie >"Scott in Florida" > "Wickeddoll®" [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > >Natalie Yes it is catchy.... <g> SignatureScott in Florida >> "Scott in Florida" >> "Wickeddoll®" [quoted text clipped - 45 lines] >get that choice. We usually get a choice between Republicant and Dimogogue, >sometimes not even that much. Oh I agree about the Republcants. They blew it big time. Barack is still an empty suit.... >OMG, I agree with Natalie on something? Actually there are a lot of things >I agree with her on, but also a few things I do not agree with her on. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >Charles the Curmudgeon SignatureScott in Florida > "Scott in Florida" > "Wickeddoll®" [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > doesn't achieve that much. Before you say she dirty-dealed her way to > office, show me *proof* that male politicians don't do the same thing. She did not dirty deal her way into the Senate, but she did pack a suitcase and move to a state with an open seat. Hillary is a carpet bagger ... She has not been a very prolific Senator. "Jeff Strickland" ... > "Wickeddoll®" ... >> "Scott in Florida" wrote: >>>>She's wearing her desperation on her sleeve, which is too bad. I had a >>>>lot [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > She has not been a very prolific Senator. Someone must like her - isn't this at least her second term? Natalie > "Jeff Strickland" ... >> [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > Natalie Yep, her second. She's hooked to Bill, that's her ticket to fame. >> "Jeff Strickland" ... >>> [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > >Yep, her second. She's hooked to Bill, that's her ticket to fame. She found out how valuable a cheatin hubby can be... She got beat by an empty suit who happens to be a Magic Negro.... SignatureScott in Florida "Jeff Strickland" ... > "Wickeddoll®" ... >>>> "Scott in Florida" [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > Yep, her second. She's hooked to Bill, that's her ticket to fame. I just realized a troll's thread title has become an appropriate description of Ms. Clinton at the moment. Oh, the irony. :-D Natalie >"Jeff Strickland" ... >> [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > >Natalie LOL....so true... SignatureScott in Florida I just realized a troll's thread title has become an appropriate description of Ms. Clinton at the moment. Oh, the irony. :-D Natalie -------------- Translation.. 'I'm the queen of a male based (no female comptettion please) internet disscusion board or I hope and have to be..real life sucks for me..' "D L" ... >I just realized a troll's thread title has become an appropriate > description of Ms. Clinton at the moment. Oh, the irony. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > 'I'm the queen of a male based (no female comptettion please) internet > disscusion board or I hope and have to be..real life sucks for me..' A WebTV troll speaks. Typical. Not that it's any of your business, but I happen to be a happily married mother of 2, with a well-paying career. Since you like to attack strangers online, you probably have none of those. Hey, I have actually some spare lives - I'd be happy to donate one to a pathetic individual like you. Natalie At least Hillary has created a record over her eight years in the Senate that one can examine to see if it is one with which they can agree. The same is true of McCain Obama has only been in the Senate for three years and he has spent the past two years running for President. Other than his promise to make "Change" we know little or nothing of what those changes will be or how he will get those changes. After all the Congress makes laws and appropriates money. The President merely enforces those laws and spends the money as directed by the Congress. You Dims have been harping for eight years about President Bush's military experience, but I don't ever hear the same questioning of Obama's military experience. At least we know McCain's experience. Does the work hypocrisy come to mind? >> "Scott in Florida" >> "Wickeddoll." [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > She has not been a very prolific Senator. >> "Scott in Florida" >> "Wickeddoll®" [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > She has not been a very prolific Senator. You mean she carpetbagged like RFK did? He was a Senator from New York when he was running for President in 1968. His brother Teddy was over in Mass, so he couldn't have that seat, and the state was at least smart enough to not tolerate TWO Kennedys as senators at the same time. Charles the Curmudgeon. >"Scott in Florida" >"Wickeddoll®" [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >doesn't achieve that much. Before you say she dirty-dealed her way to >office, show me *proof* that male politicians don't do the same thing. The fact that anybody is a Senator does not demand respect. She is the lowest form of slime....oh excuse me....Senator slime. >>>On another level, though, I can't help but feel sorry for her. She's >>>worked [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >now "empty suit" is getting tiresome; especially when there are so many from >both parties who qualify for that moniker. Empty suit is what he is. I shall continue to call him that. er how many states are there, Barry? 57? proof he is an empty suit. Magic Negro? The origin.... http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/la-oe-ehrenstein19mar19,0,5335087.story The author... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Ehrenstein The Paul Shanklin parody.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Ehrenstein >>>That's gotta hurt. >> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >Natalie > SignatureScott in Florida "Scott in Florida" ... "Wickeddoll®" >> wrote: >>> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > She is the lowest form of slime....oh excuse me....Senator slime. Very few politicians *aren't* slime on some level. >>>>On another level, though, I can't help but feel sorry for her. She's >>>>worked [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > proof he is an empty suit. Oh, yeah. Dubya has never made a grammatical or geographical error. Right. Got it. > Magic Negro? > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Ehrenstein Oh, I know you didn't make that phrase up - it's just so old. Guess it could be a lot worse. I get that you don't like him or any Democrat, but you're really sounding like a broken record, with infractions of theirs that don't even *touch the surface* of Republican crimes/immorality. At least over the last 8 years, anyway. For the record (again), I'm an Independent. Natalie *snip* >get that you don't like him or any Democrat, but you're really sounding >like a broken record, with infractions of theirs that don't even *touch the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >Natalie I do like some Democrats. Republican crimes/immorality? The Democratic party has a big lead in that category. Are Republicans Lilly white <g>....NOPE! The problem with being an 'independent' is that you really don't have a voice in the political system. At least I can....and do.....write to my party and bitch. SignatureScott in Florida >>get that you don't like him or any Democrat, but you're really sounding >>like a broken record, with infractions of theirs that don't even *touch [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > a voice in the political system. At least I can....and do.....write > to my party and bitch. The problem in Illinois, is the Democratic Party basically runs the Republican Party here, since ol Lyin Ryan got sent to the Graybar Hotel. And Bob Kjellander is bending over backwards to make sure any possible up and coming 'real' Republicans don't stand a chance. Only RINOs allowed in Illinois. They ought to indict them all. They're not touching Rod bl.wj.b and with all the things mentioned in the recent Rezko trial, there's enough smoke that something is getting hot. The only noticable Republican in this state is Jim Oberweis, the 4 time loser, right now. Charles the Curmudgeon. "Scott in Florida" "Wickeddoll®" wrote: >>get that you don't like him or any Democrat, but you're really sounding >>like a broken record, with infractions of theirs that don't even *touch [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > The Democratic party has a big lead in that category. In the last 8 years? We'll have to agree to disagree on that one. > Are Republicans Lilly white <g>....NOPE! > > The problem with being an 'independent' is that you really don't have > a voice in the political system. At least I can....and do.....write > to my party and bitch. Actually, I can "bitch" to anyone. Keep in mind, they want me to join them, so they try to woo me. Natalie >"Scott in Florida" > "Wickeddoll®" [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >>>the >>>surface* of Republican crimes/immorality. At least over the last 8 years, >>>anyway. >>> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >In the last 8 years? We'll have to agree to disagree on that one. The Democratic party is one big lie. It has dropped to the level of whale sh.t. I'm not saying the Republicans are much better, but the Republicans at least have a wonderful party platform. The Democrats are the party of slavery (even today!). They need people to be 'dependent' on government to survive. Despicable in my mind. >> Are Republicans Lilly white <g>....NOPE! >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >Actually, I can "bitch" to anyone. Keep in mind, they want me to join them, >so they try to woo me. You can bitch, but they don't listen. Pick a side and work to improve it. Independent is the worst thing one can be, if you want to make a difference... SignatureScott in Florida "Scott in Florida" "Wickeddoll®" >> wrote: >>> [quoted text clipped - 46 lines] > Independent is the worst thing one can be, if you want to make a > difference... I disagree - they're breaking down my door kissing my a.s. Natalie >"Scott in Florida" >"Wickeddoll®" [quoted text clipped - 52 lines] > >Natalie That is Hachi with his bikini cam...... SignatureScott in Florida "Scott in Florida" "Wickeddoll®" *snip* >>>>> The problem with being an 'independent' is that you really don't have >>>>> a voice in the political system. At least I can....and do.....write [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > That is Hachi with his bikini cam...... I *thought* I smelled cigarette smoke! Natalie >"Scott in Florida" >"Wickeddoll®" [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > >Natalie LOL... I suspect he won't give up on his quest. He may not talk about it all the time, but I just bet the thought is there...LOL SignatureScott in Florida "I disagree - they're breaking down my door kissing my a.s." Natalie -------------- More fantasy.. You can bitch, but they don't listen. Pick a side and work to improve it. Independent is the worst thing one can be, if you want to make a difference... SignatureScott in Florida ------------ If she doesn't choose, she can't be wrong. And we know females hate to admit when they're wrong.. CP Actually, I can "bitch" to anyone. Keep in mind, they want me to join them, so they try to woo me. Natalie ------------- At least someone wants you.. or at least you think they do... "D L" ... > Actually, I can "bitch" to anyone. Keep in mind, they want me to join > them, so they try to woo me. > Natalie > ------------- > > At least someone wants you.. or at least you think they do... So Pissy changed his nick. Why am I not surprised? Natalie So Pissy changed his nick. Why am I not surprised? Natalie ----------------- See what I mean..? This bitch is always on line. If she were my wife, I'd take her for a ride in the country... Yea I have other nics.. I figure I'll be like the other trolls here who don't use their REAL names. That way I can act the fool as much as yo' bitch a.s.. > She's wearing her desperation on her sleeve, which is too bad. I had a lot > more respect for her before this mudfest. My respect for her has not changed. ;-) > On another level, though, I can't help but feel sorry for her. She's > worked for so long toward this goal, and is watching it slip away to a > younger, less-seasoned, probably less deserving upstart. It's gotta hurt, but I don't feel her pain. My regret is that my party is not putting forth the best it has to offer. "Jeff Strickland"... > "Wickeddoll®" ... >> >> She's wearing her desperation on her sleeve, which is too bad. I had a >> lot more respect for her before this mudfest. > > My respect for her has not changed. ;-) I thought as much. :-) >> On another level, though, I can't help but feel sorry for her. She's >> worked for so long toward this goal, and is watching it slip away to a [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > My regret is that my party is not putting forth the best it has to offer. I'm afraid to ask. Natalie >> She's wearing her desperation on her sleeve, which is too bad. I had a lot >> more respect for her before this mudfest. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >My regret is that my party is not putting forth the best it has to offer. Not only aren't the Republicans coming up with the best, they are not acting like Republicans. The only reason McCain has a good chance is the quality of the Dim duo... SignatureScott in Florida > Not only aren't the Republicans coming up with the best, they are not > acting like Republicans. > > The only reason McCain has a good chance is the quality of the Dim > duo... I'm acting like a Republican, that's the best I can do. I think November is going to be another exercise in recounts. Last year, there was little question a Democrat would win the White House, not it looks like the Republicans have a real chance to win it for a third term in a row. This one will be very close, it will not be a landslide by any measure of the word. I think that if a True Repbulican was running, the Dems would still face a serious challenge. I give the General Election to McCain by a nose. >> Not only aren't the Republicans coming up with the best, they are not >> acting like Republicans. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >This one will be very close, it will not be a landslide by any measure of >the word. You may be wrong. It really depends on who McCain selects as a running mate. Barry may end up being the George McGovern of the present day... >I think that if a True Repbulican was running, the Dems would still face a >serious challenge. I give the General Election to McCain by a nose. > SignatureScott in Florida >>> Not only aren't the Republicans coming up with the best, they are not >>> acting like Republicans. [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >>I think that if a True Repbulican was running, the Dems would still face a >>serious challenge. I give the General Election to McCain by a nose. Let us remember NO Senator elected directly to the Presidency has served out a full term. Let us be very careful who we choose for a VP. Why do I have this sneaking suspicion that LBJ had something to do with the events in Dallas the day I had my tonsils pulled (22 Nov 1963)? LBJ served out a full term, but he was elected VP first. So was Nixon. Senators directly elected to the Presidency? Exactly 2. Warren G Harding, the Bill Clinton of his day, and JFK. That's it. Every other Senator had some gap or other office. Harry Truman? Did a stint as VP. Nixon? VP for 8 years Johnson? VP for 3 years. Benjamin Harrison sat out for 2 years between Indiana Senator and President. Andrew Johnson was VP for a little over a month, and had been Military Governor of Tennessee. James Buchanan? Served as Secretary of State after being a Senator, before being elected President. Franklin Pierce US Attorney between being Senator and President. John Tyler VP for 1 month. William Henry Harrison Ambasador to Columbia and private citizen Martin Van Buren Governor of New York, Secretary of State and VP Andrew Jackson Sat out 1825-1828 John Quincy Adams Minister to Russia, Britain and Secretary of State. James Monroe was Minister to France, Governor of Virginia (twice) Ambassador to Britain, Secretary of State and War. So that means whether we elect Barrack (please stop calling him Barry, he's nothing like Barry Goldwater) or John, the VP will be the important office. If Hillary is Barrack's VP, he will die in office, mysteriously. Charles the Curmudgeon > So that means whether we elect Barrack (please stop calling him Barry, > he's nothing like Barry Goldwater) or John, the VP will be the important > office. If Hillary is Barrack's VP, he will die in office, mysteriously. > > Charles the Curmudgeon Isn't Barrak really spelled Barak? >> So that means whether we elect Barrack (please stop calling him Barry, >> he's nothing like Barry Goldwater) or John, the VP will be the important [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Isn't Barrak really spelled Barak? No it is spelled Barry..... SignatureScott in Florida >>>> Not only aren't the Republicans coming up with the best, they are not >>>> acting like Republicans. [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] >Let us remember NO Senator elected directly to the Presidency has served out >a full term. Let us be very careful who we choose for a VP. 'we' would choose wisely. I'm not so sure of McCain.... >Why do I have this sneaking suspicion that LBJ had something to do with the >events in Dallas the day I had my tonsils pulled (22 Nov 1963)? LBJ served >out a full term, but he was elected VP first. So was Nixon. I would have no doubt that LBJ had something to do with it, but we will never know for sure. >Senators directly elected to the Presidency? Exactly 2. Warren G Harding, >the Bill Clinton of his day, and JFK. That's it. Every other Senator had [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >nothing like Barry Goldwater) or John, the VP will be the important office. >If Hillary is Barrack's VP, he will die in office, mysteriously. Barry is his nickname. Barry hates his nickname. I shall continue to call him Barry. >Charles the Curmudgeon > SignatureScott in Florida >>>>> Not only aren't the Republicans coming up with the best, they are not >>>>> acting like Republicans. [quoted text clipped - 77 lines] > >>Charles the Curmudgeon And I shall continue to call him Barack Hussein Obama Bin Laden. I want to apologize to Barry Goldwater for you for calling the other guy Barry. Charles the Curmudgeon >>>>>> Not only aren't the Republicans coming up with the best, they are not >>>>>> acting like Republicans. [quoted text clipped - 84 lines] > >Charles the Curmudgeon Barry Obama isn't in the same league as Barry Goldwater.... No need to apologize. Barry G would understand. SignatureScott in Florida "I want to apologize to Barry Goldwater for you for calling the other guy Barry. " Charles the Curmudgeon ------------------- Did you miss your blue pill today..? > Banjo playin' butt fukin' sodomite hillary has been outed for what she > is ...give it up you sick bitch... I didn't know you were post-menopausal or desperate, but I do now. I suggest you contact the doctor who's handling your transexual treatment to readjust your hormone intake. Good luck, and stop bothering us. "Norm De Plume" ... >> Banjo playin' butt fukin' sodomite hillary has been outed for what she >> is ...give it up you sick bitch... [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Good luck, and stop bothering us. LOL Natalie >> Banjo playin' butt fukin' sodomite hillary has been outed for what she >> is ...give it up you sick bitch... [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Good luck, and stop bothering us. Or, good riddance. Stop bothering us. |
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