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Republicans take the House and Senate, and what is at the top of their agenda? The economy? Terrorism? Out of control government spending? Immigration? Nope. Abortion!
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...aise-concerns/
Nothing like putting the most polarizing issue in America at the top of your agenda. Enjoy 8 years of Hillary Clinton as our next president!
The story is about the Republicans dropping the bill you idiot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jayjami
Did you even read the headline?
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Originally Posted by Jayjami
NI read the whole article. My point, which your feeble mind is apparently unable to grasp, is that the GOP's continued pandering of the right wingers of their party, who are going to vote for them anyway, alienates many of their own members and two of the key demographics needed to win future presidential elections, women and young voters.Quote:
Originally Posted by herbertstempleThe story is about the Republicans dropping the bill you idiot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jayjami
Did you even read the headline?
I mean, it's like one week into the session and at the top of the Republucan agenda is passing legislation that will be vetoed by Obama and ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. Really?
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Originally Posted by Jayjami
Republicans need to shut the fuck up about abortion, stem cell research and gay marriage. They will never be on the side of the left on these issues, but they need to leave it alone or they are going to continue to push away the younger generation. Picking these topics as their "battles" makes them look foolish.
The narrow minded world you live in doesn't realize that not just "right wingers" are against abortion. There is no story here, your are just making it one. When are you liberals going to stop living in the '60's.Quote:
Originally Posted by JayjamiI read the whole article. My point, which your feeble mind is apparently unable to grasp, is that the GOP's continued pandering of the right wingers of their party, who are going to vote for them anyway, alienates many of their own members and two of the key demographics needed to win future presidential elections, women and young voters.Quote:
Originally Posted by herbertstemple
FWIW, Hillary Clinton is way too conservative for the Democratic party after 2014 elections. She will not win the nomination. Get with the times dude.
Yes, I am a liberal. Me and my pal Barry Goldwater.Quote:
Originally Posted by herbertstempleThe narrow minded world you live in doesn't realize that not just "right wingers" are against abortion. There is no story here, your are just making it one. When are you liberals going to stop living in the '60's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jayjami
FWIW, Hillary Clinton is way too conservative for the Democratic party after 2014 elections. She will not win the nomination. Get with the times dude.
http://www.conservapedia.com/Barry_Goldwater
Goldwater is dead and so is the Democratic Party.Quote:
Originally Posted by JayjamiYes, I am a liberal. Me and my pal Barry Goldwater.Quote:
Originally Posted by herbertstemple
http://www.conservapedia.com/Barry_Goldwater
Hillary is a lock for the nomination. She has the money behind her and learned from her mistakes against Obama. I will be happy to bet you a C-note on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by herbertstemple
True, but Goldwater's belief that the less government intrusion into our personal and economic lives, the better, is still championed by men and women of rational thought in many homes around this great land of ours. Most people I know feel this way, but I live in the "liberal bastion" of Bakersfield, CA, so my community might not be representative of the county as a whole, but I suspect my town is not atypical.Quote:
Originally Posted by herbertstempleGoldwater is dead and so is the Democratic Party.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jayjami
The Republicans are in a tough spot. So much of their money comes from old people who very much want them to fight against abortion, and stem cell research, and gay marriage, and legal pot. In 15 to 20 years, those people are going to be dead and their kids are not on board with that shit. The southern rednecks want the GOP to be overtly anti-hispanic, and second generation hispanics are the fastest growing demographic group.Quote:
Originally Posted by cmoney
It amazes me that in the entire Democratic party, they best person they can come up with is Hillary fucking Clinton. I voted for Obama specifically because he was the only one who could beat Hillary. I would like to take credit for predicting that Obama would get elected in November 2007 after Oprah Winfrey endorsed him on her show.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jayjami
A Clinton campaign is just going to be wall to wall Benghazi, and Whitewater and 25 years of bullshit that she's been involved in. Can they find one new and fresh person?
Let's see...Jeb or Hillary...Hillary or jeb
Where is Leon Czolgosz when you need him
That's how I feel about Jeb Bush, though I think he would be a decent candidate otherwise if he came from a different family.Quote:
Originally Posted by DirtyBIt amazes me that in the entire Democratic party, they best person they can come up with is Hillary fucking Clinton. I voted for Obama specifically because he was the only one who could beat Hillary. I would like to take credit for predicting that Obama would get elected in November 2007 after Oprah Winfrey endorsed him on her show.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jayjami
A Clinton campaign is just going to be wall to wall Benghazi, and Whitewater and 25 years of bullshit that she's been involved in. Can they find one new and fresh person?
So people will have to choose between Bush fatigue and Clinton shadiness.
If Republicans are smart, they will hammer the fact that Hillary hired Sandy Berger as a consultant AFTER he was caught stealing documents from the national archives related to Bill Clinton's negligence regarding 9/11.
So the Clintons feigned outrage about this and claimed he did this on his own, and then Hillary quietly hired him later.
She and Bill really are amazingly shady. It's always one scandal after another with both of them.
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Originally Posted by Jayjami
That did not work out too well, did it dipshit?
He was right about the abortion thing fucking Republicans though... just took 7 1/2 years to happen.
Well, at least I didn’t tell the entire community to bet the farm on it:Quote:
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Originally Posted by Jayjami
That did not work out too well, did it dipshit?
Remember this? From like 2 months ago? You and Chrissy Mitchell should get a room.
Bet against Colorado this weekend, put all you got on it
Seriously, Deion Sanders experiment of getting rid of all his current players is going to be a disaster. I just bet $3000 on TCU at home nonetheless at -20.5. I have never in my life ever bet a point spread that high, but this is easy money.