Barack Obama, our next President

[carol]

sonicfilter carol wrote:

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i'm in.

We knew we could count on you, soldier.

[sonicfilter]

buck up carol. FOX is on later.

[jiminy cricket]

Grey Ghost wrote:

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Everything has a beginning and an end...Where exactly did your God come from Carol?????

You should ask debil that question.

Isn't this fun?

[John Galt]

Jimmy wrote:

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Haha!
Doing fine? Just like that glorious exotic vacation in Bympass?
Bwwwaaahhhh!!!!

Even Bumpass beats the Moreno Valley barrio.

[jiminy cricket]

flack wrote:

<quoted text> They will never understand.

The Constitution protects the rights of the individual and not the government?

My, how things have changed.

[sonicfilter]

jiminy cricket wrote:

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You would be.

jiminy!!

[jiminy cricket]

sonicfilter wrote:

buck up carol. FOX is on later.

Fox is on all day. I just watch The O'Reilly Factor. He looks out for the folks and not big government. Keeps me sane.

[carol]

jiminy cricket wrote:

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You responded to debil. He just made a fool out of you.
Thought you and debil were BFFs.

You do realize, of course, "carol," that resistance is futile? You're only serving to enlist more carols? it's you who keeps calling people, "fools," dear, whereas there's only the one big one I see currently....

[John Galt]

URDebilORdemORleosnana wrote:

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Hi debil, dem or leosnana.

Or Ghost, or Realtime/GOPidiots, or Demos/Tenzing/Nucular, or lily, or Jean/Yepperz

[carol]

We, who are about to carol, salute you!

[flack]

Nuculur option wrote:

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No, but we do have a system called 'majority rule'.
That's how elections are decided, nitwit!!
If most Americans decide we need new gun laws, that's the way it will play out.
Unless you nitwits decide to go traitor.
Then you'll end up dead.

You and Homer should form a club! The 'I don't have a clue' club. Majority rule is mob rule and the Us is not governed by mob rule.

[Nuculur option]

Funny how when a minority of nitwits try to stop abortions, which are Constitutionally protected, you idiots consider suppression of others rights a good thing.

You're one of them, with your picture of a fetus and anti abortion rhetoric.

Try squaring your belief that it's ok for religious fools to supress a Supreme Court backed right of women, while it's not ok for a majority to vote for candidates who want to update our gun laws.

I'd love to hear this answer!!

You're the one who's too ignorant to understand.

flack wrote:

<quoted text> They will never understand.

[carol]

2012 was a rough year for Republicans, but it is not foreordained that the GOP has to wear the loser dunce cap again in 2016. The Republicans can rise again. What they need is a strategy for a comeback.

Wall Street Journal columnist Peggy Noonan has already suggested that the GOP get out front of the Democrats on a series of issues, including immigration reform. This is a good idea, but let me add two more issues other than immigration reform to the docket.

The first is to reform our drug laws. What if the GOP supported the decriminalization — or, even better, legalization — of marijuana? Talk about an issue that could make many college students reconsider their reflexive opposition to the GOP.

It’s also not clear to me why supporting sending people to jail for using marijuana is a conservative position. Conservative giant Bill Buckley certainly didn’t think it was. On a philosophical level, it makes no sense. On a moral level, it’s just wrong. Why should we be sending people prison for consuming something that directly harms no one other than possibly themselves?

At the state level, pro-marijuana legalization and decriminalization advocates have momentum. Some states have already legalized marijuana, or at least “medical” marijuana. But federal law hasn’t changed. It isn’t too late for the GOP to wisely step out in front on this issue and steal it as their own.

Here’s another out of the box idea — so out of the box that it deals with Uganda.

In Uganda, there is a bill before the parliament that could make homosexuality a crime punishable by death, though some reports say the death penalty has been removed from the bill and life imprisonment is now the top penalty. The bill, which has come to be known as the “kill the gays bill,” could soon be voted on, according to reports.

Needless to say, the legislation is abhorrent and an affront to human rights. What makes the matter worse is that some renegade American preachers have been blamed for inspiring the bill, if not supporting it, making the problem more of an American issue than it might otherwise be.

Why doesn’t a conservative GOP senator — or senators — pick up the cause and speak out strongly against this human rights travesty, demanding that the Uganda parliament reject the bill lest there be penalties?

Maybe this would help the GOP with the gay community by showing that just because conservatives generally oppose gay marriages, they are not indifferent to violence against gays around the world. Maybe it wouldn’t help. But at the very least, it would be the right thing to do.

Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2013/01/24/thedcs-jami...

Not A Parody.

[Eman]

Nuculur option wrote:

I'm happy with the new Carols!!
They're far superior to the tired old witch that's been whining about blacks and Obama for over 4 years.
If you run off the original Carol, well, that's even better!!
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You can't accuse me of having a personal war on women and then post stuff like this. It's just not right.

[Yumpin Yiminy]

Whoa! Dat's a lotta carols in here, ya? An what are we supposed ta tink uff all dis? I ask you? Dere's babies in Africa starvin', an' more babies in Russia viddout no hope. Vut about de little vunderkinderhoffenstrassemeger s?

[carol]

jiminy cricket wrote:

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Fox is on all day. I just watch The O'Reilly Factor. He looks out for the folks and not big government. Keeps me sane.

yeah, keeping 4.26% of you conservatives sane is a big job.

[sonicfilter]

jiminy cricket wrote:

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Now that's surely attenuating the truth to the breaking point!!

9.5

[Grey Ghost]

John Galt wrote:

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Even Bumpass beats the Moreno Valley barrio.

So says the envy ridden single wide dweller. When I came here I knew absolutely no one, now I do and there are good people all over America. Not fanatical, racist pigs like you. I happen to help people and I never ask their political beliefs. Unlike you. I have a life with many rewards. You can't even be honest about where you live, loser hypocrite.

[carol]

I'm sure that suppressing the speech of others is an acceptable form of debate among liberals but it won't work here. (Turns O'reilly up to audio level 94 as shards of plaster fall off the textured ceiling)

[forks_make_us_fa t]

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