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Republicans are wrote:

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Dear Big Stevie:.thank you for your ever kind words towards my humble person.

For he first time since I know Big Stevie, that this pthetic individual has come up with something intelligen and worth of admiration of the generation to come. I love you Stevie Big.

Just had elections on Tuesday 5/20/14 and already showing more ads on Thursday 5/22/14. For Mich- grimes. If they really gave a Da*m about others and not just themselves. We would get a break.

Nothing angers me more than when people in the media compare that mediocre Jeb Bush to the great Hillary Clinton. First of all, the Bushes are a political dynasty; the Clintons are not. The Clintons are a team. The dictionary definition of a dynasty is a family of rulers who rule over a country for a long period of time. There have been four generations of Bushes and one generation of Clintons.
Hillary Clinton has been the most dominant political figure of the last 20 years (and that includes her husband). How many books or covers of magazines has Jeb Bush appeared on? Hillary Clinton is one of the most famous women in the world and the most respected woman in the United States. The only time Jeb Bush achieved national prominence is when he used Nazi tactics to steal the presidency for his worthless dim-witted brother. Otherwise, very few people know who Jeb Bush is on national level. Unlike Hillary, there is no grass roots support for Jeb except among the media and the donor class. If Hillary Clinton was elected president, it would be a milestone in the U.S. election history because electing the first female president and breaking that glass ceiling would be historic.

Well we see that electing the first black president really worked out well, which was also a historic milestone. We now have Obamcare which down the road will cost the American people more with less good healthcare. It's obvious the government does not know how to run health care, basically anything else. Look at the VA. He can't make a decision on his on. We need less government not more. Hillary is not her husband Bill who knew more how things work. Apparently Hillary's phone was not working when the call came at three in the morning during Bengazi.

PJay wrote:

at the VA. He can't make a decision on his on. We need less government not more. Hillary is not her husband Bill who knew more how things work. Apparently Hillary's phone was not working when the call came at three in the morning during Bengazi.

She was having sex after four years with her husband it doesn't get better than that. I don't blame her.

Herman this morning .he said i am back.i think he will be the Repubs choice for their president.race ..

hey there hot stuff..

haa wrote:

hey there hot stuff..

are you doing up late.

what wrote:

<quoted text>are you doing up late.

woke up..panic attack..can't sleep..no fun..

take some time off .get back to basics for day or two..lo..

need wrote:

take some time off .get back to basics for day or two..lo..

not possible..I'd have to get out of town to do that. One of my dogs-a mixed breed dog I got at the animal shelter 14 years ago-is old and has a lung tumor. I've been really depressed over it. I don't know what will happen or when, so it's depressing.

Hmm

Rico from East Los II wrote:

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Gun sales are at record levels.

We all grieve with those families whose lives are torn apart, but we don't insist on changes in the law that can help to reduces the chances of more and mores of the same. While we must respect a person's privacy, professionals involved in mental health should collaborate on better ways to legally intervene with those disturbed individuals that may be on the verge of violence. Sensible people should also agree that while the right to own guns for protection or sport will never change in this country, nobody but law enforcement or our military needs guns that can fire hundreds of rounds a minute. Nothing will stop these senseless act entirely, but for us to do nothing but feel sorry for the next group of victims and their families is a dereliction of duty. A sense of outrage has to start with us .
If Sandy Hook caused no real change, is there a hope? Not unless reasonable people get off their rear ends and demand it. Pray to God that we are not the next distraught mother or father on television after some other violent episode.

wtf wrote:

<quoted text>Well you are Stupid.

. I figure that out.

Rookwood wrote:

I would not vote for either of these bozo's , if they paid me to. This is a political circus,

no

Rookwood wrote:

I would not vote for either of these bozo's , if they paid me to. This is a political circus,

Me either.

Rand Paul's got it

More money collecting and spent to get on the job!Then to become lifetime pols.Now no term limits,now no reporting to the legislature on job performance
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Rookwood wrote:

I would not vote for either of these bozo's , if they paid me to. This is a political circus,

You got that right!

Alfred Quilty wrote:

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We all grieve with those families whose lives are torn apart, but we don't insist on changes in the law that can help to reduces the chances of more and mores of the same. While we must respect a person's privacy, professionals involved in mental health should collaborate on better ways to legally intervene with those disturbed individuals that may be on the verge of violence. Sensible people should also agree that while the right to own guns for protection or sport will never change in this country, nobody but law enforcement or our military needs guns that can fire hundreds of rounds a minute. Nothing will stop these senseless act entirely, but for us to do nothing but feel sorry for the next group of victims and their families is a dereliction of duty. A sense of outrage has to start with us .
If Sandy Hook caused no real change, is there a hope? Not unless reasonable people get off their rear ends and demand it. Pray to God that we are not the next distraught mother or father on television after some other violent episode.

Alfred Quilty seems really concerned about guns. He thinks weapons capable of shooting hundreds of rounds per minuter should be kept out of the hands of citizens. He is not alone. That is why the federal government banned them in 1934. The perpretators of all of the mass shootings that have occurred in the last few years all utilized semi-automatic weapons. Semi-automatic weapons fire a single shot per trigger pull. If Quilty is in favor
of a complete gun ban, he should say so. Banning guns might be easier than dealing with the failures of our mental system, but it won't solve the problem.