Barack Obama, our next President

[sonicfilter]

Jane Says wrote:

<quoted text>you left out abortions

no abortions when Bush was in office?

[Dem idiots]

lily boca raton fl wrote:

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Super smackdown!

Life isn't about how to survive the storm, for lily how to dance in the rain cheerleading.

[Lincoln]

Jane Says wrote:

<quoted text>being the only political party by importing millions of more poor people dependent on government who will vote democrat?

........who will vote democrat?:-)

[Lincoln]

lily boca raton fl wrote:

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Whatever..., he needed something new to whine about, send him a binkie.
They should have dropped him in the ocean without a parachute.

nice day today, brisk.
Stock Market up
House Republican approval rating down.

[sonicfilter]

The drone issue is creating some unusual political alliances.

John Yoo -- the George W. Bush administration lawyer who authored legal memos for the war on terror, including enhanced interrogation techniques -- is defending President Obama on the use of armed drones, in the face of criticism from libertarian Rand Paul.

"I admire libertarians but I think Rand Paul's filibuster in many ways is very much what libertarians do -- they make these very symbolic gestures, standing for some extreme position," Yoo said on a conference call sponsored by the Federalist Society.

Yoo, a University of California at Berkeley law professor, has criticized the Obama administration on other issues, but said of drone strikes: "I think it's right if an American joins an enemy with which we are at war he is or she is a valid target as an enemy combatant. That's been the rule throughout our history."

http://www.usatoday.com/story/theoval/2013/03...

[Dem idiots]

Tide pool Lily wrote:

Whats that awful smell?

When lily's SHIT gets toasted, she will run and hide or cheerlead huffingtonn post until the stink wears off...

[Dem idiots]

RealDave wrote:

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Immigration was higher under Bush. Now what?

You're still a racist RealDave..

[waxywaxturd]

dems mom wrote:

Free Blumpkins at my retarded sons trailer

Meltdown percolating? Get a grip my little friend. I am not in the mood for the hydrotherapy bath, the tranquilizing chair and the gyroscope!!!!!!!!!
Now please, behave. We cannot afford to have the doctor catch us doing this today.

Sternly, Nostrilis Waxman!!!

[Dem idiots]

sonicfilter wrote:

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no abortions when Bush was in office?

Don't worry about walking a mile in Jane's shoes. Try a day of thinking in your own deranged head sonicfiller. LOL..Loops and shit....

[shovelhead72]

Jane Says wrote:

<quoted text>you left out abortions

ABORTIONS.

(feel better now?)

[lily boca raton fl]

sonicfilter wrote:

The drone issue is creating some unusual political alliances.
John Yoo -- the George W. Bush administration lawyer who authored legal memos for the war on terror, including enhanced interrogation techniques -- is defending President Obama on the use of armed drones, in the face of criticism from libertarian Rand Paul.
"I admire libertarians but I think Rand Paul's filibuster in many ways is very much what libertarians do -- they make these very symbolic gestures, standing for some extreme position," Yoo said on a conference call sponsored by the Federalist Society.
Yoo, a University of California at Berkeley law professor, has criticized the Obama administration on other issues, but said of drone strikes: "I think it's right if an American joins an enemy with which we are at war he is or she is a valid target as an enemy combatant. That's been the rule throughout our history."
http://www.usatoday.com/story/theoval/2013/03...

United Drones of America, Privatized Testing Sites

There are drones all over the place already in the USA. This genie has been out of the bottle for years now.

But let's pretend drones are not already being used a lot in the USA.

NPR sort of did just that this morning. In their broadcast, called Seeking A 'Field Of Dreams' For A Rising Drone Industry, I think many listeners might just think drones aren't already in our skies.

I will prove this is not true below.

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/02/26/1190...

(Imagine the possibilities of personal drone ownership?)

[lily boca raton fl]

Lincoln wrote:

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nice day today, brisk.
Stock Market up
House Republican approval rating down.

Beautiful day in sunny Florida; the Canadians are at the beach!

[Realtime]

lily boca raton fl wrote:

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He should use the Harvard Implicit Test.

Wouldn't that require some level of reading comprehension?

[lily boca raton fl]

sonicfilter wrote:

James O'Keefe Settles With Ex-ACORN Employee Juan Carlos Vera, Agrees To Pay $100,000
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/07/jame...

Where did he get that kind of money?

[No Surprize]

Lincoln wrote:

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nice day today, brisk.
Stock Market up
House Republican approval rating down.

Stock Market up, Republicans getting rich, Corporate America at it's best. Who needs a bunch occupy wall street retards?

[John Galt]

Selecia Jones- JAX FL wrote:

Rand Paul is empty headed. Atty General Holder...TOLD HIM HELL NO!!!!

Holder will be the second defendant in the treason trials....right after Lord Obama.

[sonicfilter]

lily boca raton fl wrote:

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Where did he get that kind of money?

payments from Breitbart.

[Realtime]

sonicfilter wrote:

The drone issue is creating some unusual political alliances.
John Yoo -- the George W. Bush administration lawyer who authored legal memos for the war on terror, including enhanced interrogation techniques -- is defending President Obama on the use of armed drones, in the face of criticism from libertarian Rand Paul.
"I admire libertarians but I think Rand Paul's filibuster in many ways is very much what libertarians do -- they make these very symbolic gestures, standing for some extreme position," Yoo said on a conference call sponsored by the Federalist Society.
Yoo, a University of California at Berkeley law professor, has criticized the Obama administration on other issues, but said of drone strikes: "I think it's right if an American joins an enemy with which we are at war he is or she is a valid target as an enemy combatant. That's been the rule throughout our history."
http://www.usatoday.com/story/theoval/2013/03...

Rand Paul is a Republican senator from Kentucky, what's up with Yoo's calling him a libertarian?

[John Galt]

RealDave wrote:

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Spoken like a true right whiner.
Tell me, how did the tearing down of the walls between banks & financial investment houses work out for America? Thank you Republicans Gramm, Bailey & Leach.
How does Republicans fighting for loopholes that help send jobs overseas working out for America.
Right whiners think we can trust corporations to do what is best for America. This is how fricken stupid you are. How many near financial collapses, how many Enrons, how many Bernie Madoffs do you need?
You evidently think Corporate America gives a rat's ass about you? My God, they only care about how much short term profit they can make regardless of people or this country.

If the financial service company where I have my brokerage account provides a money market fund and free check-writing service (a/k/a "banking"), what is your problem with that?

Jobs are shipped overseas because of taxation, unions, and excessive regulation. Attack those problems if you want a solution.

[Jane Says]

lily boca raton fl wrote:

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Jane can't read either. Why aren't you out there protesting the prosecution of Abu Gaith in NY?
or didn't Anne Coulter tell you how to react yet?

when do you protest?

answer: when the generic brand is substituted for the Charmin in the Boca Boca Ostentatious Nouveau Riche Club House.