see4
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You need to keep up bro. Lay down the bong, take a smoke break, grab a coffee, come back and read.
Thanks Obama!
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You guys crack me up..
You know why a politician is against legalization? Because the majority of the voters in his/her district is against it.
You know why a politician is for legalization? Because the majority of the voters in his/her district is for it.
It is really that simple. Parties/affiliations have nothing at all to do with it. If a politicians district changes their mind over night and the majority becomes the minority, guess what? The politician changes their mind as well.
You see in the south how the majority has changed to legalization and the politician all fall in line. Even if they were hardcore against it last week, the voters change, the politicians change.
You know why a politician is against legalization? Because the majority of the voters in his/her district is against it.
You know why a politician is for legalization? Because the majority of the voters in his/her district is for it.
It is really that simple. Parties/affiliations have nothing at all to do with it. If a politicians district changes their mind over night and the majority becomes the minority, guess what? The politician changes their mind as well.
You see in the south how the majority has changed to legalization and the politician all fall in line. Even if they were hardcore against it last week, the voters change, the politicians change.
Rob Roy
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Bingo. The first goal of a politician is usually to maintain power.
OddBall1st
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see4
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Something you never do.
UncleBuck
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you are an absolutely retarded person.
90% of the folks ayotte represents want universal background checks for gun purchases. she voted against them.
just about 85%-95% of voters in every single district in the united states support the same, and the GOP is dead set against them.
see4
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If only this were true. This IS what politicians are supposed to do. Politicians are the voice of the people. They are supposed to vote for what the majority want.
That is not what is happening today, with the redistricting and corporate & super-pac campaign financing, both conservative Republican actions, have made that not possible.
So if you want to sarcastically "thank" someone, thank yourself and Republican legislation.
I include you, assuming you voted for Bush both times, voted for McCain and Mittens. If you're even old enough.
tytheguy111
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Whats an Obama???
Sounds good since everyone is thanking it/them
Idk should I thank it/them???
Thanks Obama?
Sounds good since everyone is thanking it/them
Idk should I thank it/them???
Thanks Obama?
UncleBuck
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i think you are more to blame for that than some figurehead thousands of miles away, skankshe.
bellcore
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Bachmann likens Obama to 'deranged' Germanwings co-pilot
Former Minnesota U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann is comparing President Obama to the mentally unstable co-pilot who authorities believe intentionally crashed his German airliner last week in the French Alps and killed everyone onboard.
In a posting Tuesday on her Facebook page she wrote, “With his Iran deal, Barack Obama is for the 300 million souls of the United States what Andreas Lubitz was for the 150 souls on the German Wings (sic) flight — a deranged pilot flying his entire nation into the rocks. After the fact, among the smoldering remains of American cities, the shocked survivors will ask, why did he do it?”
The United States is engaged in multinational negotiations aimed at trying to persuade Iran to limit its capability to produce nuclear weapons.
The posting by the Republican from Stillwater, who represented a generally northern swath of Twin Cities suburbs from 2007 to 2015, has been “liked” on her Facebook page nearly 7,400 times in the less than 24 hours since it went live.
Her Twitter account has been busy in recent days criticizing the Democratic president’s strategy in the nuclear arms negotiations with the Islamic republic.
Bachmann, while in office and during her presidential campaign in 2012, has had a history of edgy public comments on everything from sexuality to global warming to concerns about the IRS overstepping in Americans’ lives.
Her questioning of the patriotism of her colleagues in Congress during a national television interview was among her most talked-about remarks.
Being that Wednesday is April Fools’ Day, Bachmann nodded to the day in a separate post on Facebook and Twitter of a video she described as a “family favorite” involving rigging a precisely aimed kitchen sink sprayer so it spritzes the unwitting person who turns on the water.
- Article by: PAUL WALSH , Star Tribune
- Updated: April 1, 2015 - 10:28 AM
Former Minnesota U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann is comparing President Obama to the mentally unstable co-pilot who authorities believe intentionally crashed his German airliner last week in the French Alps and killed everyone onboard.
In a posting Tuesday on her Facebook page she wrote, “With his Iran deal, Barack Obama is for the 300 million souls of the United States what Andreas Lubitz was for the 150 souls on the German Wings (sic) flight — a deranged pilot flying his entire nation into the rocks. After the fact, among the smoldering remains of American cities, the shocked survivors will ask, why did he do it?”
The United States is engaged in multinational negotiations aimed at trying to persuade Iran to limit its capability to produce nuclear weapons.
The posting by the Republican from Stillwater, who represented a generally northern swath of Twin Cities suburbs from 2007 to 2015, has been “liked” on her Facebook page nearly 7,400 times in the less than 24 hours since it went live.
Her Twitter account has been busy in recent days criticizing the Democratic president’s strategy in the nuclear arms negotiations with the Islamic republic.
Bachmann, while in office and during her presidential campaign in 2012, has had a history of edgy public comments on everything from sexuality to global warming to concerns about the IRS overstepping in Americans’ lives.
Her questioning of the patriotism of her colleagues in Congress during a national television interview was among her most talked-about remarks.
Being that Wednesday is April Fools’ Day, Bachmann nodded to the day in a separate post on Facebook and Twitter of a video she described as a “family favorite” involving rigging a precisely aimed kitchen sink sprayer so it spritzes the unwitting person who turns on the water.
bu$hleaguer
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Ya'll know I'd rather talk about poop and farts over in T&T but I didn't see anything on it over here so I figured I'd ask-
Anyone else see that Barry dropped the N word on a podcast form Friday in some dude's garage?! Jeez, man, I don't personally give a shit that the N word got used by a black man but it just seems kinda un-presidential to be rocking a fucking podcast out of a garage and then icing the cake with the N word.
I don't know for sure of course, but what the fuck is our president doing a podcast in a garage for? You look great, mr president, you speak really well, you always are put together, you always claimed to be for blue collar plumber Joe, but please don't do any more pod casts. Oh and don't do them from a garage. And don't use the N word.
Just doesn't sound very presidential.
Anyone else see that Barry dropped the N word on a podcast form Friday in some dude's garage?! Jeez, man, I don't personally give a shit that the N word got used by a black man but it just seems kinda un-presidential to be rocking a fucking podcast out of a garage and then icing the cake with the N word.
I don't know for sure of course, but what the fuck is our president doing a podcast in a garage for? You look great, mr president, you speak really well, you always are put together, you always claimed to be for blue collar plumber Joe, but please don't do any more pod casts. Oh and don't do them from a garage. And don't use the N word.
Just doesn't sound very presidential.
UncleBuck
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let's look at the context in which he used it:
“The legacy of slavery, Jim Crow, discrimination in almost every institution of our lives, you know, that casts a long shadow, and that’s still part of our DNA that’s passed on. We’re not cured of it,” Obama said in the interview, posted in full on Monday. “And it’s not just a matter of it not being polite to say "nigger" in public. That’s not the measure of whether racism still exists or not. It’s not just a matter of overt discrimination. … Societies don’t overnight completely erase everything that happened 2-300 years prior.”
and what's your beef with obama doing a podcast with marc maron? maron is a truly american story of redemption.
here is what a comic buddy of mine had to say:
"Former drug addict nearly goes bankrupt from a contentious divorce, gets overcome with depression and thinks about quitting his profession/life. Decides to enter an unproven medium and interviews his peers, many of whom don't like him because he can be kind of a prick. (From what I hear.) Does this all within the confines of his garage. People take notice, show gets listeners, cable network gives him his own sitcom. Man becomes happier and more fulfilled. President reaches out to the man and asks to be on the show. The show in the man's garage.
That's an American success story I can get behind. Let's hear it for Maron."
but racist morons like you will find any reason to object to obama. the man could cure cancer, end all wars, nd fart yankee doodle dandy in front of a joint session of congress, and people like you will still cmplain that he didn't perform stars and stripes forever.