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Goodbye Weiner
We hardly knew you. Sad that you couldn't resign immediately and chose to lie.
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Noooooo we need you. ;)
As I said before what you did compared to what Bill Clinton did is like a fart compared to shiating your pants. Grow some Hillary balls and stand up to these hypocrites, your supposed friends! |
Best for all involved, one less freak in the Washington sideshow.
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I'll bet he runs in the special election for his district, and wins.
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Not justifying what Weiner did - it was the blatant, repetitive lying that was so disturbing to me - but comparing a non-law-breaking sexual scandal to lawbreaking sexual scandals for the hypocrisy factor is sometimes a good reflective thing. |
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BTW Clinton lied under oath and that is what sets him apart. Trying to blame Reps for Weiner leaving is almost as bad as you blaming the House Leader for not calling out Obama after 15 days in Lybia ignoring the fact that Obama's main arguement is we are fighting under the NATO flag so it doesn't count. That is far more alarming to me than Clinton lying about a BJ but fully expected. Just like him sending the Paki's big money while declining Jasper MO residents. His love of all things Muslim comes out loud and clear. :zz: |
Watched about 30 seconds of the video...can't stand Alred trying to act like a man.
And GingerSnap acts like she just hatched from the shell;as if she has never seen a pud. The iambic irony and amateurish acting is enough to make me vomit. |
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"How is it compared to you thoughts on Senator Vitter? Or Senator Ensign?" How do you feel comparing law-breaking to non-law breaking "scandals". |
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However I still consider lying under oath far more serious than visiting a prostitute. Clinton to Vitter, Ensign. BTW At least John Edwards' wife RIP had enough pride and self-worth to leave him, something the rest of the DC wives seemingly lack. |
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BTW I'll post what I want just as your broke a$$ will. |
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... or not Libertarian in the least. BTW, "liberals" and "libertarians" have alot in common. Quote:
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Somer and ur bad knee be damned.:p |
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I am intolerant of the direction of this thread. I need government intervention to prevent me from calling you a stupid f.uck.
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Any Free Carpenters in here?
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Like understanding spending will never ever get one out of bankruptcy. :zz: |
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And if each citizen is already indepedent and equal why the need to subsidize health insurance? |
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Maybe. Meanwhile, make a list of every luxury you enjoy simply because society in the form of government banding together to benefit all of us is what we do as Americans. Start with affordable potable water. |
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i have a well. i don't know that i have that because of society. water's a luxury?? |
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Does your well-water catch fire? |
why the hell would my well catch fire?
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My point is simply that getting all government out of our lives is going to make for shorter, more difficult, more hazardous lives. Government does do some very good things on our behalf. It's interesting to listen to Ron Paul - he's very consistent in his thoughts, he's had years to reflect and hone them. However, listening to the son, Rand - well, although Rand thinks he's libertarian, and a strict anti-governmentalist, he's far more scattered than his father, even theocratic, even dictatorial, and remarkably inconsistent in his "anti-government" stance. The son is very reflective of alot of what I hear people espouse nowadays. Idealogic without much understanding. |
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If in the course of administering healthcare they provide potable water is the care still a right or now a luxury?????:zz::zz: |
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Let me speak on your terms: I would consider potable, cholera-free and drinkable fresh water a "right", too - with "right" meaning, not what you think (someone freeloading off you, as you are a constant, unchanging victim), but what a moral, rich, first-world country of course provides to all it's citizens. |
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http://ncwatch.typepad.com/media/201...asland.html#tp |
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Pardon me, I've got an appointment for a rub and tug at the airport. For freedom! |
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