Our DORK President wants to talk to us
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Ronnie
did you hear that Romney has 3 wives :scared
They have been trying to keep it secret but reports are he may have up to 11 children by these woman.
Cant wait until that comes out in the debates.
did you hear that Romney has 3 wives :scared
They have been trying to keep it secret but reports are he may have up to 11 children by these woman.
Cant wait until that comes out in the debates.
?As for running for president, look, there?s a guy in office right now who is smarter than almost anyone you know, who?s nicer and who has more compassion than almost anyone you know. And he?s having an almost impossible time governing. Why would anybody volunteer for that job??
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Ronnie
Here is the latest
Bachmann is Jewish and is getting money from the Jewish foundation hand over fist.
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Here is the latest
Bachmann is Jewish and is getting money from the Jewish foundation hand over fist.
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Ronnie
did you hear about this one.
Bachmann found out that one of her 23 foster kids was gay and she uncerimoniously kicked him out of the house with no shoes and only the clothes on his back
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did you hear about this one.
Bachmann found out that one of her 23 foster kids was gay and she uncerimoniously kicked him out of the house with no shoes and only the clothes on his back
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Rick Perry tried to succede from the America states and was going to join Mexico with him being like a dictator over all land and minds.
Apparantly it was a vision from God
and Perry jumped in with both feet.
Perry was said to have prayed 24 hours straight for the right salvation aspects.
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Apparantly it was a vision from God
and Perry jumped in with both feet.
Perry was said to have prayed 24 hours straight for the right salvation aspects.
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its being reported that Ricky is bi
and there are partners in his past that could come out and blackmail him
also his wife will not kiss him on the lips in public
I think she is :scared
The vaccine for young girls was just a crazy brain fart. He apologized for it but wow.
It was reported he was profiting from it
and there are partners in his past that could come out and blackmail him
also his wife will not kiss him on the lips in public
I think she is :scared
The vaccine for young girls was just a crazy brain fart. He apologized for it but wow.
It was reported he was profiting from it
Herman Cain has decided to change his name to'
Herman X
he will follow the great Elijah Mohammed
Herman X
he will follow the great Elijah Mohammed
newt has refused to provide his soc security number or what he purchased at Tiffinys for over 500 K
Seems like a regular purchase for a man of his stature and means.
A recent photo showed a diamond studed rolex watch on his wrist.
when asked where he got it , he told reporters they would have to ask Ronnie at madjacks.
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Seems like a regular purchase for a man of his stature and means.
A recent photo showed a diamond studed rolex watch on his wrist.
when asked where he got it , he told reporters they would have to ask Ronnie at madjacks.
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- He's behind in polling so far, so Republican presidential hopeful Jon Huntsman went after the front-runners Sunday.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is a flip-flopper, while Texas Gov. Rick Perry doesn't sound presidential and Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann is unrealistic, complained Huntsman, a former Utah governor, on the ABC program "This Week."
Romney, Perry and Bachmann are considered the early favorites in a nominating process that concludes about a year from now.
:SIB :scared
"You know, if we were to talk about his inconsistencies and his ... changes on various issues, we'd be here all afternoon," Huntsman said of Romney.
That was tame compared to Huntsman's withering depiction of Perry as a far-right ideologue who would ensure defeat for the party if nominated.
Huntsman: 'Humbled' by Bush support In particular, Huntsman pounced on comments by Perry last week -- his first as an announced candidate -- that questioned the validity of evolution theory and climate-change science.
"The minute that the Republican Party becomes the anti-science party, we have a huge problem," Huntsman said. "We lose a whole lot of people who would otherwise allow us to win the election in 2012."
Asked about Perry's remark that Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke would come close to committing treason if he agreed to "printing more money to play politics at this particular time," Huntsman said: "I'm not sure that the average voter out there is going to hear that treasonous remark and say that sounds like a presidential candidate, that sounds like someone who is serious on the issues."
There is a broader point, he noted.
"We've found ourselves at the extreme ends of the political spectrum and people are crying out for us to get back to some level of sensibility," Huntsman said, later adding: "I think when you find yourself at an extreme end of the Republican Party, you make yourself unelectable."
Huntsman saved his strongest criticism for Bachmann in response to her comment that she would bring gas prices below $2 a gallon if elected.
"I just don't know what world that comment would come from," Huntsman said, adding that such a remark by Bachmann "may pander to a particular group or sound good at the time, but it just simply is not founded in reality."
Romney, he said, looks and sounds presidential but has changed positions on issues over the years, while Bachmann has yet to instill confidence among Republicans that she can win a presidential election. Perry raises concerns that he'll stumble in the heat of a campaign by misspeaking, Luntz added.
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Voters want a leader who can overcome the partisan environment in Washington.
"I think there's too much negativity in the Republican primary so far," Luntz said.
A leader who can overcome the partisan env in Washington :142smilie :142smilie
oh fawk me. I pissed my pants on that one
Not even God could get these two fawking partys to do what is best for America.
They are worried about two things only.
Keeping their jobs for 30 years .
Lining their pockets with lobby money and anyone else who will pay.
This is the way of America for all to see.
It is pathetic and beyond corrupted power plays.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is a flip-flopper, while Texas Gov. Rick Perry doesn't sound presidential and Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann is unrealistic, complained Huntsman, a former Utah governor, on the ABC program "This Week."
Romney, Perry and Bachmann are considered the early favorites in a nominating process that concludes about a year from now.
:SIB :scared
"You know, if we were to talk about his inconsistencies and his ... changes on various issues, we'd be here all afternoon," Huntsman said of Romney.
That was tame compared to Huntsman's withering depiction of Perry as a far-right ideologue who would ensure defeat for the party if nominated.
Huntsman: 'Humbled' by Bush support In particular, Huntsman pounced on comments by Perry last week -- his first as an announced candidate -- that questioned the validity of evolution theory and climate-change science.
"The minute that the Republican Party becomes the anti-science party, we have a huge problem," Huntsman said. "We lose a whole lot of people who would otherwise allow us to win the election in 2012."
Asked about Perry's remark that Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke would come close to committing treason if he agreed to "printing more money to play politics at this particular time," Huntsman said: "I'm not sure that the average voter out there is going to hear that treasonous remark and say that sounds like a presidential candidate, that sounds like someone who is serious on the issues."
There is a broader point, he noted.
"We've found ourselves at the extreme ends of the political spectrum and people are crying out for us to get back to some level of sensibility," Huntsman said, later adding: "I think when you find yourself at an extreme end of the Republican Party, you make yourself unelectable."
Huntsman saved his strongest criticism for Bachmann in response to her comment that she would bring gas prices below $2 a gallon if elected.
"I just don't know what world that comment would come from," Huntsman said, adding that such a remark by Bachmann "may pander to a particular group or sound good at the time, but it just simply is not founded in reality."
Romney, he said, looks and sounds presidential but has changed positions on issues over the years, while Bachmann has yet to instill confidence among Republicans that she can win a presidential election. Perry raises concerns that he'll stumble in the heat of a campaign by misspeaking, Luntz added.
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Voters want a leader who can overcome the partisan environment in Washington.
"I think there's too much negativity in the Republican primary so far," Luntz said.
A leader who can overcome the partisan env in Washington :142smilie :142smilie
oh fawk me. I pissed my pants on that one
Not even God could get these two fawking partys to do what is best for America.
They are worried about two things only.
Keeping their jobs for 30 years .
Lining their pockets with lobby money and anyone else who will pay.
This is the way of America for all to see.
It is pathetic and beyond corrupted power plays.
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Republican presidential candidate Texas Governor Rick Perry talks to local Republican activists during lunch at Harvey's Bakery and Coffee Shop in Dover, New Hampshire, August 18, 2011.
Texas governor Rick Perry tried to sideline a state commissioner who opposed expanding the scope of a nuclear-waste landfill owned by one of the governor's biggest political donors, Reuters has learned.
Bobby Gregory, owner of a wildlife ranch and landfill company south of Austin, had opposed a plan to let 36 states send nuclear waste to a 1,338-acre site in Andrews County.
On the other side of the issue was billionaire Harold Simmons and his company Waste Control Specialists LLC, which stood to gain millions of dollars from accepting out-of-state shipments. Simmons had donated over $1 million to Perry's gubernatorial campaigns.
A report in the Los Angeles Times in August examined the case of the Texas waste site and Perry's ties to Simmons, a conservative who funded the Swift Boat campaign that helped torpedo John Kerry's presidential bid.
Perry maintains his appointments are based on merit, and Simmons is inclined to help any conservative Republican, spokespeople for the two said.
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it dont take long for the chit that can put a hurt on ya campaign starts to come to light.
I think your suppoese to wait until your President to this kind of stuff.
Its much easier to hide it and make your gabillions like Bush and Cheney .
Cheney said that Condy Rice cried during a meeting about WMD .........
Condy fired back she aint the type to cry
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Texas governor Rick Perry tried to sideline a state commissioner who opposed expanding the scope of a nuclear-waste landfill owned by one of the governor's biggest political donors, Reuters has learned.
Bobby Gregory, owner of a wildlife ranch and landfill company south of Austin, had opposed a plan to let 36 states send nuclear waste to a 1,338-acre site in Andrews County.
On the other side of the issue was billionaire Harold Simmons and his company Waste Control Specialists LLC, which stood to gain millions of dollars from accepting out-of-state shipments. Simmons had donated over $1 million to Perry's gubernatorial campaigns.
A report in the Los Angeles Times in August examined the case of the Texas waste site and Perry's ties to Simmons, a conservative who funded the Swift Boat campaign that helped torpedo John Kerry's presidential bid.
Perry maintains his appointments are based on merit, and Simmons is inclined to help any conservative Republican, spokespeople for the two said.
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it dont take long for the chit that can put a hurt on ya campaign starts to come to light.
I think your suppoese to wait until your President to this kind of stuff.
Its much easier to hide it and make your gabillions like Bush and Cheney .
Cheney said that Condy Rice cried during a meeting about WMD .........
Condy fired back she aint the type to cry
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Ronnie
what is funny
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