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Republican No Bash Thread
Started by Kathryn (Admin) at 2008/09/08 07:08AMLatest post: 2009/11/22 09:38AM, Views: 47915, Replies: 3132
#971
2009/07/02 05:40AM
Re: Republican No Bash Thread
alwaysEJ |
online.wsj.com/article/SB124650399438184235.html |
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2009/07/07 05:57AM
#972
2009/07/02 07:34AM
Re: Republican No Bash Thread
bigtimesoapfan |
Quote rei1: Congratulations to the New Haven, CT firefighters for their win!
They took a test to advance their careers and passed, but but their test were thrown out because none of the black/African American people who took that same test passed. There were 2 Latino that passed and their tests were also thrown out. Seriously? Thats nuts! What was the excuse? Was it because the ones who passed(cause they probably studied)or did they try to say they cheated? It's ridiculous!! God forbid you get ahead because you work hard and study!! I guess it would be better if we all waited for a hand out!! This didn't need to be about race....it was a test for the most quialified to be promoted. Again Congratulations to the New Haven, CT firefighters. ** this can't look good for Sotomeyer...since she ruled against the firefighters ** |
#973
2009/07/02 04:13PM
Re: Republican No Bash Thread
francisfarme... |
Quote alwaysEJ: This is in all caps b/c I copied & pasted from Drudge: FOX NEWS RECORDS UNPRECEDENTED TOP 10 OUT OF 10 PROGRAMS IN CABLE NEWS FOR 2ND QUARTER... ON PACE TO BE NETWORK'S BEST YEAR EVER... THE O'REILLY FACTOR 3,191,000 HANNITY 2,345,000 GLENN BECK 2,053,000 ON THE RECORD W/GRETA 1,950,000 SPECIAL REPORT W/BRET BAIER 1,889,000 FOX REPORT/SHEP SMITH 1,783,000 THE O'REILLY FACTOR (RPT) 1,579,000 AMERICA'S NEWSROOM BILL HEMMER & MEGYN KELLY 1,399,000 YOUR WORLD W/NEIL CAVUTO 1,389,000 STUDIO B W/SHEP SMITH 1,169,000 Fox wins all the time because it is offered in more cable markets than MSNBC. You can't just look at the number of viewers you have to look at the number of markets each network is offered in. |
#974
2009/07/03 07:06PM
Re: Republican No Bash Thread
Sleepy_Hollow |
Hi GE NII ..Guys,there is interesting article at Moscow Times regarding this next meeting between 2 leader. |
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2009/07/08 11:22AM
#975
2009/07/03 07:42PM
Re: Republican No Bash Thread
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Sleepy_Hollow |
Quote Wild Flower: Good morning CC - NII - EJ and the rest  In a Campaign for Liberty video commentary, Ron Paul reveals that even though up to 20 Democrats opposed the controversial climate bill, they voted for it anyway, underscoring once again how the vast majority of Congress members are bought and paid for by the elite in Washington. The Congressman points out that the eight Republicans who voted for the bill did so in order to provide political cover for the Democrats. Even if those Republicans had not defected, some of the 44 Democrats who voted against the bill would have changed their votes anyway to ensure the bill’s passage. “One Democrat talked to me, a friend of mine,” said Paul, “and I said how are you going to vote on this bill and he said I’m going to vote for the bill but then he sort of whispered and he said, but I sure hope it doesn’t pass.” Asked why he was voting for a bill that he actually opposed, the Democrat responded, “yeah I have to do that.” “I said are there any other Democrats that are going to be voting for it and they really don’t like the bill, and he said, oh yeah about 15 or 20 of them,” added Paul. This underlines how Washington is completely corrupt at its core and how, even if individual members of Congress oppose a bill, they vote for it anyway just to satisfy the agenda of the elite and maintain the status quo. its bad enough I dont trust most of our politicians and Goverment,this is make it even worse,what a shame  remember when I told you the Great Vladimir Putin has lots of respect not only in European continent but also many countries in the world,include the largest continent in the world ASIA. Iam surprise with one article in Asian Times about Putin and the USA. It said = If Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin were president of the United States, would Iran try to build a nuclear bomb? Would Pakistan provide covert aid to al-Qaeda? Would Hugo Chavez train terrorists in Venezuela? Would leftover nationalities with delusions of grandeur provoke the great powers? Just ask Georgia's President Mikheil Saakashvili, who now wishes he never tried to put his 4 million countrymen into strategic play. Thanks to Putin, the world has become a much safer place. By intervening in Georgia, Russia has demonstrated that the great powers of the world have nothing to fight about. Russia has wiped the floor with a putative US ally, and apart from a bad case of cream pie on the face, America has lost nothing. The United States and the European community will do nothing to help Georgia, and nothing of substance to penalize the Russian Federation. Putin understands how to exercise power. Unlike Iraq, the restive Muslim province of Chechnya now nestles comfortably in Putin's palm, albeit with about half the people it had a decade ago. Russian troops killed between 35,000 and 100,000 civilians in the first Chechen war of 1994-96, and half a million were driven from their homes, totaling about half the population. But that is not what pacified Chechnya. Putin bribed and bullied Chechen clans to do Russia's dirty work for it, showing himself a master at the game of divide-and-conquer. Working from a position of weakness, Russia's president is the closest the modern world comes to the insidious strategic genius of a Cardinal Richelieu. That is the sort of strategic thinking America needs. there are few similar opinion about him as a great leader for great country like USA. its amazing how the world pay attention closely to what happen here in our country and abroad. I miss a true great Leader like Ronald Reagan,if we can have some one like him again from the Republican ,it will be dream come true. as much as I most of our friends admire Putin so much,its wishfull thinking since he belong to Russia,I wish..!! damn...  I heard Sarah Palin resign,I actually admire her,she has been treated very terrible by liberal media,I can understand if she is tired of it,I remember Tina Fey mocking at her in her show,never heard of Tina fey names untill that time,I dont watch silly show like that. Palin is beautiful,charming and strong,she is a mother,governor ...not many women have what she has,they said more men like her rather than women,you can see why. they critized every little things about her,maybe people in these liberal media need to take a look them self in the mirror,see how imperfect they are...YAWN... 
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#976
2009/07/03 09:19PM
Re: Republican No Bash Thread
StL Cardinal... |
White House Reporters Grill Gibbs Over ‘Prepackaged’ Questions for Obama |
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2009/07/03 09:20PM
#977
2009/07/03 09:31PM
Re: Republican No Bash Thread
Lilamoor |
Quote Sleepy_Hollow: Quote Wild Flower: Good morning CC - NII - EJ and the rest In a Campaign for Liberty video commentary, Ron Paul reveals that even though up to 20 Democrats opposed the controversial climate bill, they voted for it anyway, underscoring once again how the vast majority of Congress members are bought and paid for by the elite in Washington. The Congressman points out that the eight Republicans who voted for the bill did so in order to provide political cover for the Democrats. Even if those Republicans had not defected, some of the 44 Democrats who voted against the bill would have changed their votes anyway to ensure the bill’s passage. “One Democrat talked to me, a friend of mine,” said Paul, “and I said how are you going to vote on this bill and he said I’m going to vote for the bill but then he sort of whispered and he said, but I sure hope it doesn’t pass.” Asked why he was voting for a bill that he actually opposed, the Democrat responded, “yeah I have to do that.” “I said are there any other Democrats that are going to be voting for it and they really don’t like the bill, and he said, oh yeah about 15 or 20 of them,” added Paul. This underlines how Washington is completely corrupt at its core and how, even if individual members of Congress oppose a bill, they vote for it anyway just to satisfy the agenda of the elite and maintain the status quo. its bad enough I dont trust most of our politicians and Goverment,this is make it even worse,what a shame remember when I told you the Great Vladimir Putin has lots of respect not only in European continent but also many countries in the world,include the largest continent in the world ASIA. Iam surprise with one article in Asian Times about Putin and the USA. It said = If Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin were president of the United States, would Iran try to build a nuclear bomb? Would Pakistan provide covert aid to al-Qaeda? Would Hugo Chavez train terrorists in Venezuela? Would leftover nationalities with delusions of grandeur provoke the great powers? Just ask Georgia's President Mikheil Saakashvili, who now wishes he never tried to put his 4 million countrymen into strategic play. Thanks to Putin, the world has become a much safer place. By intervening in Georgia, Russia has demonstrated that the great powers of the world have nothing to fight about. Russia has wiped the floor with a putative US ally, and apart from a bad case of cream pie on the face, America has lost nothing. The United States and the European community will do nothing to help Georgia, and nothing of substance to penalize the Russian Federation. Putin understands how to exercise power. Unlike Iraq, the restive Muslim province of Chechnya now nestles comfortably in Putin's palm, albeit with about half the people it had a decade ago. Russian troops killed between 35,000 and 100,000 civilians in the first Chechen war of 1994-96, and half a million were driven from their homes, totaling about half the population. But that is not what pacified Chechnya. Putin bribed and bullied Chechen clans to do Russia's dirty work for it, showing himself a master at the game of divide-and-conquer. Working from a position of weakness, Russia's president is the closest the modern world comes to the insidious strategic genius of a Cardinal Richelieu. That is the sort of strategic thinking America needs. there are few similar opinion about him as a great leader for great country like USA. its amazing how the world pay attention closely to what happen here in our country and abroad. I miss a true great Leader like Ronald Reagan,if we can have some one like him again from the Republican ,it will be dream come true. as much as I most of our friends admire Putin so much,its wishfull thinking since he belong to Russia,I wish..!! damn... I heard Sarah Palin resign,I actually admire her,she has been treated very terrible by liberal media,I can understand if she is tired of it,I remember Tina Fey mocking at her in her show,never heard of Tina fey names untill that time,I dont watch silly show like that. Palin is beautiful,charming and strong,she is a mother,governor ...not many women have what she has,they said more men like her rather than women,you can see why. they critized every little things about her,maybe people in these liberal media need to take a look them self in the mirror,see how imperfect they are...YAWN... Sara Palin has resigned partly because of the 18 unwarrented and silly ethics charges that have been leveled against her in the last 10 months. Fighting and WINNING these charges have cost her personally a half million dollars, and the tax payers 2 million. She is aware that the petty left wing liberal idiots have no intention of stopping this evil, so she is resigning in order to stop the blood bath, and protect the state. I admire her for knowing when to "pass the ball" as she said in her speech. Knowing when to get out of the shark pool, in order to live to fight another day is an intelligent move. |
#978
2009/07/04 06:24AM
Re: Republican No Bash Thread
dcorn |
SARAH PALIN FOR PRESIDENT!!!!!! |
#979
2009/07/04 07:55AM
Re: Republican No Bash Thread
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bigtimesoapfan |
Quote Lilamoor: Quote Sleepy_Hollow: Quote Wild Flower: Good morning CC - NII - EJ and the rest In a Campaign for Liberty video commentary, Ron Paul reveals that even though up to 20 Democrats opposed the controversial climate bill, they voted for it anyway, underscoring once again how the vast majority of Congress members are bought and paid for by the elite in Washington. The Congressman points out that the eight Republicans who voted for the bill did so in order to provide political cover for the Democrats. Even if those Republicans had not defected, some of the 44 Democrats who voted against the bill would have changed their votes anyway to ensure the bill’s passage. “One Democrat talked to me, a friend of mine,” said Paul, “and I said how are you going to vote on this bill and he said I’m going to vote for the bill but then he sort of whispered and he said, but I sure hope it doesn’t pass.” Asked why he was voting for a bill that he actually opposed, the Democrat responded, “yeah I have to do that.” “I said are there any other Democrats that are going to be voting for it and they really don’t like the bill, and he said, oh yeah about 15 or 20 of them,” added Paul. This underlines how Washington is completely corrupt at its core and how, even if individual members of Congress oppose a bill, they vote for it anyway just to satisfy the agenda of the elite and maintain the status quo. its bad enough I dont trust most of our politicians and Goverment,this is make it even worse,what a shame remember when I told you the Great Vladimir Putin has lots of respect not only in European continent but also many countries in the world,include the largest continent in the world ASIA. Iam surprise with one article in Asian Times about Putin and the USA. It said = If Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin were president of the United States, would Iran try to build a nuclear bomb? Would Pakistan provide covert aid to al-Qaeda? Would Hugo Chavez train terrorists in Venezuela? Would leftover nationalities with delusions of grandeur provoke the great powers? Just ask Georgia's President Mikheil Saakashvili, who now wishes he never tried to put his 4 million countrymen into strategic play. Thanks to Putin, the world has become a much safer place. By intervening in Georgia, Russia has demonstrated that the great powers of the world have nothing to fight about. Russia has wiped the floor with a putative US ally, and apart from a bad case of cream pie on the face, America has lost nothing. The United States and the European community will do nothing to help Georgia, and nothing of substance to penalize the Russian Federation. Putin understands how to exercise power. Unlike Iraq, the restive Muslim province of Chechnya now nestles comfortably in Putin's palm, albeit with about half the people it had a decade ago. Russian troops killed between 35,000 and 100,000 civilians in the first Chechen war of 1994-96, and half a million were driven from their homes, totaling about half the population. But that is not what pacified Chechnya. Putin bribed and bullied Chechen clans to do Russia's dirty work for it, showing himself a master at the game of divide-and-conquer. Working from a position of weakness, Russia's president is the closest the modern world comes to the insidious strategic genius of a Cardinal Richelieu. That is the sort of strategic thinking America needs. there are few similar opinion about him as a great leader for great country like USA. its amazing how the world pay attention closely to what happen here in our country and abroad. I miss a true great Leader like Ronald Reagan,if we can have some one like him again from the Republican ,it will be dream come true. as much as I most of our friends admire Putin so much,its wishfull thinking since he belong to Russia,I wish..!! damn... I heard Sarah Palin resign,I actually admire her,she has been treated very terrible by liberal media,I can understand if she is tired of it,I remember Tina Fey mocking at her in her show,never heard of Tina fey names untill that time,I dont watch silly show like that. Palin is beautiful,charming and strong,she is a mother,governor ...not many women have what she has,they said more men like her rather than women,you can see why. they critized every little things about her,maybe people in these liberal media need to take a look them self in the mirror,see how imperfect they are...YAWN... Sara Palin has resigned partly because of the 18 unwarrented and silly ethics charges that have been leveled against her in the last 10 months. Fighting and WINNING these charges have cost her personally a half million dollars, and the tax payers 2 million. She is aware that the petty left wing liberal idiots have no intention of stopping this evil, so she is resigning in order to stop the blood bath, and protect the state. I admire her for knowing when to "pass the ball" as she said in her speech. Knowing when to get out of the shark pool, in order to live to fight another day is an intelligent move. It's sad that others will make it look like a fault on her part instead of what it really is! Today of all days our for fathers are rolling over at what has happened to this great country they worked so hard for! |
#980
2009/07/04 04:57PM
Re: Republican No Bash Thread
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alwaysEJ |
Quote Lilamoor: Quote Sleepy_Hollow: Quote Wild Flower: Good morning CC - NII - EJ and the rest In a Campaign for Liberty video commentary, Ron Paul reveals that even though up to 20 Democrats opposed the controversial climate bill, they voted for it anyway, underscoring once again how the vast majority of Congress members are bought and paid for by the elite in Washington. The Congressman points out that the eight Republicans who voted for the bill did so in order to provide political cover for the Democrats. Even if those Republicans had not defected, some of the 44 Democrats who voted against the bill would have changed their votes anyway to ensure the bill’s passage. “One Democrat talked to me, a friend of mine,” said Paul, “and I said how are you going to vote on this bill and he said I’m going to vote for the bill but then he sort of whispered and he said, but I sure hope it doesn’t pass.” Asked why he was voting for a bill that he actually opposed, the Democrat responded, “yeah I have to do that.” “I said are there any other Democrats that are going to be voting for it and they really don’t like the bill, and he said, oh yeah about 15 or 20 of them,” added Paul. This underlines how Washington is completely corrupt at its core and how, even if individual members of Congress oppose a bill, they vote for it anyway just to satisfy the agenda of the elite and maintain the status quo. its bad enough I dont trust most of our politicians and Goverment,this is make it even worse,what a shame remember when I told you the Great Vladimir Putin has lots of respect not only in European continent but also many countries in the world,include the largest continent in the world ASIA. Iam surprise with one article in Asian Times about Putin and the USA. It said = If Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin were president of the United States, would Iran try to build a nuclear bomb? Would Pakistan provide covert aid to al-Qaeda? Would Hugo Chavez train terrorists in Venezuela? Would leftover nationalities with delusions of grandeur provoke the great powers? Just ask Georgia's President Mikheil Saakashvili, who now wishes he never tried to put his 4 million countrymen into strategic play. Thanks to Putin, the world has become a much safer place. By intervening in Georgia, Russia has demonstrated that the great powers of the world have nothing to fight about. Russia has wiped the floor with a putative US ally, and apart from a bad case of cream pie on the face, America has lost nothing. The United States and the European community will do nothing to help Georgia, and nothing of substance to penalize the Russian Federation. Putin understands how to exercise power. Unlike Iraq, the restive Muslim province of Chechnya now nestles comfortably in Putin's palm, albeit with about half the people it had a decade ago. Russian troops killed between 35,000 and 100,000 civilians in the first Chechen war of 1994-96, and half a million were driven from their homes, totaling about half the population. But that is not what pacified Chechnya. Putin bribed and bullied Chechen clans to do Russia's dirty work for it, showing himself a master at the game of divide-and-conquer. Working from a position of weakness, Russia's president is the closest the modern world comes to the insidious strategic genius of a Cardinal Richelieu. That is the sort of strategic thinking America needs. there are few similar opinion about him as a great leader for great country like USA. its amazing how the world pay attention closely to what happen here in our country and abroad. I miss a true great Leader like Ronald Reagan,if we can have some one like him again from the Republican ,it will be dream come true. as much as I most of our friends admire Putin so much,its wishfull thinking since he belong to Russia,I wish..!! damn... I heard Sarah Palin resign,I actually admire her,she has been treated very terrible by liberal media,I can understand if she is tired of it,I remember Tina Fey mocking at her in her show,never heard of Tina fey names untill that time,I dont watch silly show like that. Palin is beautiful,charming and strong,she is a mother,governor ...not many women have what she has,they said more men like her rather than women,you can see why. they critized every little things about her,maybe people in these liberal media need to take a look them self in the mirror,see how imperfect they are...YAWN... Sara Palin has resigned partly because of the 18 unwarrented and silly ethics charges that have been leveled against her in the last 10 months. Fighting and WINNING these charges have cost her personally a half million dollars, and the tax payers 2 million. She is aware that the petty left wing liberal idiots have no intention of stopping this evil, so she is resigning in order to stop the blood bath, and protect the state. I admire her for knowing when to "pass the ball" as she said in her speech. Knowing when to get out of the shark pool, in order to live to fight another day is an intelligent move. Enjoyed this post Lilamoor. I have been out of town & unable to follow the 'Palin is resigning' news as closley as I'd like to. I admire her & I trust that, whatever her motives, her family & her constituents in Alaska are on her heart & mind. The absurd investigations - which cost her & the tax payers money & have all proved fruitless - along with the lashing she & her family have taken (that continues even after the presidential campaign is over) has been ridiculous. The Letterman fiasco was horrible - as was the fact that liberal women laughed right along with the stewardess (it won't let me type s***) jokes & the jokes about her daughter being knocked up by a pro ball player. Regardless of which daughter Letterman thought was at the baseball game, the joke was tacky & I am glad many of his advertisers pulled their spots. Anyway, I still say she was as - or more - experienced than Obama & as the economy continues to fall apart & Obama bumbles from one foreign policy mistake to the next, I say BO is making the case for his inexperience with each passing day. Whoever runs, 2012 can't get here soon enough. Whether she's done with politics for good or gearing up for a presidential bid, I wish Palin the best. |
#981
2009/07/05 07:55AM
Re: Republican No Bash Thread
gommie |
Sarah is a brave woman. She is the right United States Citizen to lead the Conservative Party and our country-I fear for her, but I pray that God will help her and her family. The things they have withstood from the liberal media have been shocking, disgusting, and despicable. Creep Letterman is a disgusting pig(sorry pigs)-anyone who uses his fellow man as a means of mockery and insults to garner a few laughs is pathetic-It pisses me off that they continue to bash such a committed woman who represents me and all I believe in. But if Sarah has the faith to fight for our liberty and freedom despite the lies and trash that has been thrown at her, then my courage is renewed. She represents ME, she articulates exactly what I believe, she speaks the truth, and she gives me hope for a future. This is the kind of "CHANGE" America NEEDS!! Go Sarah! Go Sarah! Go Sarah,GO!!! |
#982
2009/07/05 09:28AM
Re: Republican No Bash Thread
Beverly Hill... |
I adore Sarah Palin,she is indeed a brave and lovely woman,I also think she is more experience than Obama as Rudy Giulani former mayor of NY said also last year during the Mc Cain campaign. |
#983
2009/07/05 09:31AM
Re: Republican No Bash Thread
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Beverly Hill... |
Quote Sleepy_Hollow: Quote Wild Flower: Good morning CC - NII - EJ and the rest In a Campaign for Liberty video commentary, Ron Paul reveals that even though up to 20 Democrats opposed the controversial climate bill, they voted for it anyway, underscoring once again how the vast majority of Congress members are bought and paid for by the elite in Washington. The Congressman points out that the eight Republicans who voted for the bill did so in order to provide political cover for the Democrats. Even if those Republicans had not defected, some of the 44 Democrats who voted against the bill would have changed their votes anyway to ensure the bill’s passage. “One Democrat talked to me, a friend of mine,” said Paul, “and I said how are you going to vote on this bill and he said I’m going to vote for the bill but then he sort of whispered and he said, but I sure hope it doesn’t pass.” Asked why he was voting for a bill that he actually opposed, the Democrat responded, “yeah I have to do that.” “I said are there any other Democrats that are going to be voting for it and they really don’t like the bill, and he said, oh yeah about 15 or 20 of them,” added Paul. This underlines how Washington is completely corrupt at its core and how, even if individual members of Congress oppose a bill, they vote for it anyway just to satisfy the agenda of the elite and maintain the status quo. its bad enough I dont trust most of our politicians and Goverment,this is make it even worse,what a shame remember when I told you the Great Vladimir Putin has lots of respect not only in European continent but also many countries in the world,include the largest continent in the world ASIA. Iam surprise with one article in Asian Times about Putin and the USA. It said = If Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin were president of the United States, would Iran try to build a nuclear bomb? Would Pakistan provide covert aid to al-Qaeda? Would Hugo Chavez train terrorists in Venezuela? Would leftover nationalities with delusions of grandeur provoke the great powers? Just ask Georgia's President Mikheil Saakashvili, who now wishes he never tried to put his 4 million countrymen into strategic play. Thanks to Putin, the world has become a much safer place. By intervening in Georgia, Russia has demonstrated that the great powers of the world have nothing to fight about. Russia has wiped the floor with a putative US ally, and apart from a bad case of cream pie on the face, America has lost nothing. The United States and the European community will do nothing to help Georgia, and nothing of substance to penalize the Russian Federation. Putin understands how to exercise power. Unlike Iraq, the restive Muslim province of Chechnya now nestles comfortably in Putin's palm, albeit with about half the people it had a decade ago. Russian troops killed between 35,000 and 100,000 civilians in the first Chechen war of 1994-96, and half a million were driven from their homes, totaling about half the population. But that is not what pacified Chechnya. Putin bribed and bullied Chechen clans to do Russia's dirty work for it, showing himself a master at the game of divide-and-conquer. Working from a position of weakness, Russia's president is the closest the modern world comes to the insidious strategic genius of a Cardinal Richelieu. That is the sort of strategic thinking America needs. there are few similar opinion about him as a great leader for great country like USA. its amazing how the world pay attention closely to what happen here in our country and abroad. I miss a true great Leader like Ronald Reagan,if we can have some one like him again from the Republican ,it will be dream come true. as much as I most of our friends admire Putin so much,its wishfull thinking since he belong to Russia,I wish..!! damn... I heard Sarah Palin resign,I actually admire her,she has been treated very terrible by liberal media,I can understand if she is tired of it,I remember Tina Fey mocking at her in her show,never heard of Tina fey names untill that time,I dont watch silly show like that. Palin is beautiful,charming and strong,she is a mother,governor ...not many women have what she has,they said more men like her rather than women,you can see why. they critized every little things about her,maybe people in these liberal media need to take a look them self in the mirror,see how imperfect they are...YAWN... Hi Guys,I enjoy firework last night,was awesome. thanks for the video clip of Rep. Ron Paul,its interesting. |
#984
2009/07/05 07:54PM
Re: Republican No Bash Thread
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StL Cardinal... |
An Open Letter to our Nation's Leadership from the Glenn Beck Show |
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#985
2009/07/06 06:25AM
Re: Republican No Bash Thread
MAURITIUS |
I will sign it and pass it on to all my friends ! Thanks |
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