Barack Obama, our next President

[carol]

Grey Ghost wrote:

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Paranoid schizo say what.

what.

[carol]

lily boca raton fl wrote:

A Republican lawmaker in New Mexico introduced a bill on Wednesday that would legally require victims of rape to carry their pregnancies to term in order to use the fetus as evidence for a sexual assault trial.
House Bill 206, introduced by state Rep. Cathrynn Brown (R), would charge a rape victim who ended her pregnancy with a third-degree felony for "tampering with evidence."
The bill is unlikely to pass, as Democrats have a majority in both chambers of New Mexico's state legislature
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/01/24/new-...

Just shut up and kiss me you.. you... you carol you!

[John Galt]

carol wrote:

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.

Only you Obamabots want the US to become mired in the quagmire of uncivilized African countries.

[carol]

jiminy cricket wrote:

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You and only you, sir, are the biggest fool on here.
You really must be afraid of honest discourse to go to such lengths of being so immature.

Me? which one of me? Yes, we've always been a little immature but at least we don't pretend bill o'reilly is a grown-up like some carols we could mention...

[carol]

But, all caroling aside, surely you don't mean to imply that the sludge you churn out here is "honest discourse, do you? The word "discourse" carries with it the responsibility of actually wanting to hear a differing opinion. Which one of you does that, honey? You? DB? Come on, you "gave up," remember? does that mean something different in the advanced civilization of florida?

[Nuculur option]

For over two centuries the Constitution has remained in force because its framers successfully separated and balanced governmental powers to safeguard the interests of MAJORITY RULE and minority rights, of liberty and equality, and of the central and state governments.

http://www.senate.gov/civics/constitution_ite...

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In the Federalist Papers, Alexander Hamilton railed against requiring what we now call super majorities, calling that corruption of majority rule "a poison."

Giving the minority a way to negate the vote of the majority, Hamilton wrote, in No. 22:

"...is, in its tendency, to subject the sense of the greater number to that of the lesser number...The necessity of unanimity in public bodies, or of something approaching towards it, has been founded upon the supposition that it would contribute to security. But its real operation is to embarrass the administration, to destroy the energy of the government, and to substitute the pleasure, caprice, or artifices of an insignificant, turbulent, or corrupt junto to the regular deliberations and decisions of a respectable majority."

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James Madison, in the Federalist Papers, No. 58, adds:
"In all cases where justice or the general good might require new laws to be passed, or active measures to be pursued, the fundamental principle of free government would be reversed. It would be no longer the majority that would rule: the power would be transferred to the minority...[In] particular cases, an interested minority might take advantage of it to screen themselves from equitable sacrifices to the general [welfare], or, in particular emergencies, to extort unreasonable indulgences."

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Not surprising, but the Constitution and the guys who wrote disagree with your stupidity.

The House has more R's than D's. Who's the majority?? Why is John Boehner called the "Majority Leader", who is in charge of the House.??

The Senate has more D's than R's. Who's the majority? Why is harry Reid called the 'Majority Leader", who is in charge of the Senate??

The "Majority Leader" is so important that nothing is done without the Leader's consent. No bills, no votes, etc.

Now, to complete your lobotomy, please point to anything in Government where the minority sets the rules.

You can't, so again you lose!!

At least you're not ashamed to come here and make a fool of yourself!!

That's something to be said for ignorance!!

flack wrote:

<quoted text> 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.

[John Galt]

forks_make_us_fat wrote:

Pennsylvania...
Eastern Sports Show CANX....
Show banned 'assault' rifles...
And sponsors said see ya...
http://noisyroom.net/blog/2013/01/23/list-of-...

HARRISBURG, Pa.(WHTM)-

The 2013 Eastern Sports and Outdoor Show has been postponed indefinitely.

Reed Exhibitions, which organizes the show, says it made the decision after controversy surrounding its decision to limit the sale or display of military style assault weapons and high capacity magazines and clips. As of Wednesday, over 200 vendors had pulled out of the show. A Facebook page dedicated to boycotting the show currently has over 18,000 fans.

In a statement, Reed Exhibitions said the decision came after it became clear the event would no longer be able to provide the family enjoyment it was meant to.

"It is unfortunate that in the current emotionally charged atmosphere this celebratory event has become overshadowed by a decision that directly affected a small percentage of more than 1,000 exhibits showcasing products and services for those interested in hunting and fishing," wrote Chet Burchett, Reed 's President for the Americas, in a statement.

The show was scheduled to take place February 2-10 at the Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg.

[Nuculur obamabortion]

lily boca raton fl wrote:

Barak: Netanyahu's disregard of Israeli social protest cost him the election
In interview with CNN, former defense minister says the thousands who took to the streets came out en masse on Election Day to demand they be part of the decision-making process; insists he has left politics for at least the next 5 years.
http://www.haaretz.com/news/national/barak-ne...

Odd that Obammy's disregard for Israel didn't lose him the election ... evidently the Jewish voters in Florida were too senile to see through the Obama snakeoil.

[Jimmy]

John Galt wrote:

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Even Bumpass beats the Moreno Valley barrio.

But Ghost doesn't have his mule now!

[carol]

John Galt wrote:

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Only you Obamabots want the US to become mired in the quagmire of uncivilized African countries.

yeah, Iraq is now civilized.

not as many civilians die every day since we left.

[Debil is a Snot]

Show of hands. Who agrees debil is a snot?

Or choose one of the following instead:
1. Immature brat.
2. Inconsiderate topix pig.
3. Scared of his own shadow.

Feel free to be creative.

[Savant]

carol wrote:

Times are different now.
With that black beast in the White House I just can't take it anymore.
What is really scaring me is the soaring stock market.
Please right wingers.
Only buy Chinese till we get a true white in the White House.

That says it all. She seeks a "true white" in the White House. Too bad for Carol that times are different and we're not living in the pre-1960s era when white supremacy went unchallenged.

[Jimmy]

Grey Ghost wrote:

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As long as the GOP has people like flack and Galt they will continue their down hill slide. The sad part is both are clueless.

Everyone is clueless who doesn't agree with you Hillbilly. If you are so brilliant, why do you need to sponge off of your relatives?

[Nuculur option]

Why not??

I said Carol was a witch and I'd be happy to see her leave forever.

How does that compare to the disgusting names and references you continue to make about Lily and Leosana?/

You're trying to equate two entirely different things.

It's your disgusting language and insults, kapish??

Eman wrote:

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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.

[John Galt]

Homer 2016 wrote:

<quoted text>We never said it was you stupid fck, YOU did. You misunderstood as usual.

"Fake carols" now imitating Homer?

[sonicfilter]

Carney: Obama Does Not Want To Annihilate The GOP

http://livewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/entry/c...

LOL

[carol]

You're the weak link, "carol." You're the weak link and we're sort of like... a big golden spike that's been thrust into your chain and then wiggled around and around and around until your insides glisten and glow like raw meat. Did someone tell you that a stiff upper lip was a valid substitute for a totally reamed out ass? good luck with that dearie.

[Nuculur option]

Nuculur obamabortion wrote:

<quoted text> Odd that Obammy's disregard for Israel didn't lose him the election ... evidently the Jewish voters in Florida were too senile to see through the Obama snakeoil.

Waxturd's anti-semitism resurfaces!!

[Debil is a Snot]

Savant wrote:

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That says it all. She seeks a "true white" in the White House. Too bad for Carol that times are different and we're not living in the pre-1960s era when white supremacy went unchallenged.

Oh brother...

[forks_make_us_fa t]

Nuculur obamabortion wrote:

<quoted text> Odd that Obammy's disregard for Israel didn't lose him the election ... evidently the Jewish voters in Florida were too senile to see through the Obama snakeoil.

Obama and the Liberals promised them something, and 20 bucks says it was NOT a free Iphone!