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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: franksolich on November 20, 2009, 12:14:42 PM

Title: sparkling husband primitive remembers
Post by: franksolich on November 20, 2009, 12:14:42 PM
http://www.democraticunderground.org/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x7049932

Oh my.

The sparkling husband primitive, who has NOT donated to Skins's island, trumpeting from the porcelain throne of the bathroom in the basement:

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Stinky The Clown  (1000+ posts)        Thu Nov-19-09 05:46 PM
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Remember back when Lieberman was running against the Democratic candidate Ned Lamont and many DUers

..... found it in their heads and hearts to defend Joe, citing his reliable support for social issues, even as he was a strong war supporter.

Will anyone now own up to supporting him? Or even defending him? Or even saying something nice about him?

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Stinky The Clown  (1000+ posts)        Thu Nov-19-09 05:51 PM
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3. I really love it that Joe's fan clubbers are unrecing this.

Don't be shy, unreccers .... come forward and identify yourself. Have the courage of your convictions.

Its sad how this pronographic observation gets made over and over .......

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Phoebe Loosinhouse  (1000+ posts)        Thu Nov-19-09 05:53 PM
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4. What was also revealed was that the will of the voters meant squat to some Dems who went ahead and campaigned with Lieberman out of "friendship" regardless of the wishes of the Dem primary voters.

And now he is the man trying to singlehandedly kill off healthcare reform.

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Stinky The Clown  (1000+ posts)        Thu Nov-19-09 05:55 PM
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6. Yup ..........

..... that was one of the reasons I couldn't get behind Clinton in the last primary. Not that she's alone. Far, far, far from it ..... but still .....

The grouchy old primitive, who has NOT donated to Skins's island:

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NNN0LHI  (1000+ posts)      Thu Nov-19-09 06:10 PM
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10. I voted for him

In 2000.

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Stinky The Clown  (1000+ posts)        Thu Nov-19-09 06:11 PM
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11. Heh! Didn't we all?

I file that vote under the header "What Was Gore Thinking?"

The bitter old Vermontese cali primitive, who has NOT donated to Skins's island:

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cali (1000+ posts)        Thu Nov-19-09 06:18 PM
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15. bull. a scarce handful of DUers defended Lieberman when he ran against Ned.

I wish people like you would stop making shit up.

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Malikshah  (1000+ posts)        Thu Nov-19-09 06:24 PM
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17. Care to back up that claim, or is making shit up

something close to one's heart.

People need to own their shit.

It is called accountability. It is part of being an adult.

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cali (1000+ posts)        Thu Nov-19-09 06:31 PM
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grab a frickin' clue. The OP is the one that made the initial claim

did he back it up, darlin'? Why no. And as he first made the claim, it's up to him to provide evidence for it. duh.

The sparkling husband primitive never backed it up.
Title: Re: sparkling husband primitive remembers
Post by: franksolich on November 20, 2009, 01:36:09 PM
Well, here it is, some time later, and the sparkling husband primitive, who has NOT donated to Skins's island, still hasn't backed it up.

Maybe he's dealing with a backed up commode or something.
Title: Re: sparkling husband primitive remembers
Post by: Carl on November 20, 2009, 02:28:20 PM
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Phoebe Loosinhouse  (1000+ posts)        Thu Nov-19-09 05:53 PM
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4. What was also revealed was that the will of the voters meant squat to some Dems who went ahead and campaigned with Lieberman out of "friendship" regardless of the wishes of the Dem primary voters.

And now he is the man trying to singlehandedly kill off healthcare reform.

I believe the will of the voters was what kept him in office as a Senator.

They really are just plain stupid.
Title: Re: sparkling husband primitive remembers
Post by: Freeper on November 20, 2009, 03:48:56 PM
I believe the will of the voters was what kept him in office as a Senator.

They really are just plain stupid.

They love the will of the people angle if it's in their favor if not then it isn't so important.
Title: Re: sparkling husband primitive remembers
Post by: jukin on November 20, 2009, 04:30:04 PM
Is he peeing standing up yet?
Title: Re: sparkling husband primitive remembers
Post by: Ralph Wiggum on November 20, 2009, 04:43:04 PM
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Stinky The Clown  (1000+ posts)        Thu Nov-19-09 05:46 PM
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Remember back when Lieberman was running against the Democratic candidate Ned Lamont and many DUers

..... found it in their heads and hearts to defend Joe, citing his reliable support for social issues, even as he was a strong war supporter.

Bulls*it, Stinky! :bs:

You idiots were ripping Lieberman right and left and heartily praising Lamont.

Revisionist history... :mental:
Title: Re: sparkling husband primitive remembers
Post by: Lord Undies on November 20, 2009, 05:33:05 PM
I remember in 2000 the assorted moonbats thought Gore had reinvented politics with his STUNNINGLY BRILLIANT pick of Joseph Lieberman as his running mate.  Lieberman was the Jew Who Could Lead Them To The Promise Land.  And he was tough and decisive and had the political smarts of a modern day Julius Caesar.  AKA:  His chit didn't stink, he was so pure.  

 
Title: Re: sparkling husband primitive remembers
Post by: crockspot on November 20, 2009, 05:37:29 PM
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Phoebe Loosinhouse  (1000+ posts)        Thu Nov-19-09 05:53 PM
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4. What was also revealed was that the will of the voters meant squat to some Dems who went ahead and campaigned with Lieberman out of "friendship" regardless of the wishes of the Dem primary voters.

And now he is the man trying to singlehandedly kill off healthcare reform.

Joe mopped the floor with the two major party candidates... I'd say the will of the voters was preserved.

And yes, CT is home to a lot of insurance companies. Who do you think works for those insurance companies, and stand to lose their jobs if they go under? That's right, the voters of CT.