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Offline franksolich

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mountain man primitive afraid to say it
« on: November 03, 2010, 03:42:13 PM »
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Oh my.

The mountain man primitive who, like all men, nightly pitches his tent one day's march nearer the mausoleum.

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ThomWV  (1000+ posts)        Wed Nov-03-10 10:01 AM
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Why wont someone just come out and say it?

We're ****ed, just plain ****ed. With the economy in the shape it is the return of Republicans to power is exactly the same thing as kicking a starving man in the balls.

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ananda  (1000+ posts)      Wed Nov-03-10 10:02 AM
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1. The question is..

.. why did the ****ees vote Reep?

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Lost4words  (1000+ posts)        Wed Nov-03-10 10:41 AM
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26. cause the dems did nothing in two years, thats why

Uh huh.

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ThomWV  (1000+ posts)        Wed Nov-03-10 10:03 AM
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3. Rand Paul got elected, you call that normal?

Yeah, sure.

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w8liftinglady  (1000+ posts)        Wed Nov-03-10 10:07 AM
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5. That is devastating..I saw the same thing happen here 

My partner's county...with the mean salary of 31K/Year...went overwhelmingly Republican...again,the soulless bastards hiding behind a cross and a flag

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Erose999 (683 posts)      Wed Nov-03-10 10:46 AM
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31. Jim DeMint gets elected every term and he's just as bad as Paulbot 2.0. The world keeps on turning.

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Lost4words  (1000+ posts)        Wed Nov-03-10 10:05 AM
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4. pretty much the same as the last two years, nothing has changed

what did you expect? I mean really??

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marmar  (1000+ posts)        Wed Nov-03-10 10:07 AM
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6. Last two? Try last 30.

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Lost4words  (1000+ posts)        Wed Nov-03-10 10:10 AM
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8. you are correct, I had hoped that that cycle would have been broken by our last chance president who I thought offered real hope I fell for clintons bullshit as well, what a fool I must be.

You're a primitive; it's your destiny in life to be a fool.

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LawnLover (130 posts)      Wed Nov-03-10 10:14 AM
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10. Oh, the doom and gloom

I understand that people are upset, but come on, folks. We've seen much darker days. Has everyone forgotten the previous administration and Congresses? Has everyone forgotten what Clinton managed to do with a COMPLETELY Republican Congress?

The Republicans are NOT back in power. They have the House. The House. That's it. And they will **** things up so badly that Obama is assured a second term.

All this sturm und drang is getting tiring.

Yeah it is.
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Re: mountain man primitive afraid to say it
« Reply #1 on: November 03, 2010, 04:45:47 PM »
Thom,your angst gives me great pleasure.

That is all.

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Re: mountain man primitive afraid to say it
« Reply #2 on: November 03, 2010, 05:01:24 PM »
Erose999 (683 posts)      Wed Nov-03-10 10:46 AM
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31. Jim DeMint gets elected every term and he's just as bad as Paulbot 2.0. The world keeps on turning.


DAMN! If I had known how upset Jim made the DUmmies, I would have voted more often.....even voted a few more names off the tombstones nextdoor.
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Re: mountain man primitive afraid to say it
« Reply #3 on: November 03, 2010, 05:11:10 PM »
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ThomWV  (1000+ posts)        Wed Nov-03-10 10:01 AM
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Why wont someone just come out and say it? We're ****ed, just plain ****ed. With the economy in the shape it is the return of Republicans to power is exactly the same thing as kicking a starving man in the balls.
Yes and that "starving man" goes by the name of George Soros, all the socialists/communists in and around Congress and the imposter occupying the White House! Kick in the balls!

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Re: mountain man primitive afraid to say it
« Reply #4 on: November 03, 2010, 05:52:15 PM »
Ha! Just wait till the DUmmies realize that republicans will now hold the purse strings but since they don't hold the White House or the Senate, the burden still falls on the Democrats.
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Re: mountain man primitive afraid to say it
« Reply #5 on: November 03, 2010, 05:57:07 PM »
Ha! Just wait till the DUmmies realize that republicans will now hold the purse strings but since they don't hold the White House or the Senate, the burden still falls on the Democrats.

That's what's so Karl Rovian about the way the elections turned out.

If the (R)s had taken the Senate, instead of merely increasing their seats, and hence the whole Congress, the Dems and the Big Zero could blame everything on the (R)s.

However, the (R)s took the House, but not the Senate too.

So the Dems and the Big Zero are stuck.

They'll try, of course, to stick the blame on the (R)-controlled House, but the public won't buy that any more.

In fact, this is so clever I'm beginning to wonder if it wasn't set up by Karl.
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Re: mountain man primitive afraid to say it
« Reply #6 on: November 03, 2010, 05:59:51 PM »
That's what's so Karl Rovian about the way the elections turned out.

If the (R)s had taken the Senate, instead of merely increasing their seats, and hence the whole Congress, the Dems and the Big Zero could blame everything on the (R)s.

However, the (R)s took the House, but not the Senate too.

So the Dems and the Big Zero are stuck.

They'll try, of course, to stick the blame on the (R)-controlled House, but the public won't buy that any more.

In fact, this is so clever I'm beginning to wonder if it wasn't set up by Karl.

The only problem with that is the fact that Nancy Belosi and the House had already passed some crappy bills that never saw the light of day in the senate.  Harry could use his lame ducks to try and ram them through now.

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Re: mountain man primitive afraid to say it
« Reply #7 on: November 03, 2010, 06:06:24 PM »
Personally, I'm glad that the GOP did not take the senate by a single vote.  I ould be wrong with the power structure but leaving that in donk hands is a plus for sanity.

Now I look forward to Issa's probing of the administration and constant votes of sanity being killed by the senate or the veto pen.

Obama is not real smart.  He found a formula that worked with his skin color in chicago but it ain't the same on the national stage.

P.S. I would still not invest ANY money in this political climate other than commodities.
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Re: mountain man primitive afraid to say it
« Reply #8 on: November 03, 2010, 06:21:47 PM »
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The Republicans are NOT back in power. They have the House. The House. That's it.

Woe be upon the DUmmie who forsakes the elephant in the room. 

I have seen this elephant, it it's name is "Redistricting". 
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Re: mountain man primitive afraid to say it
« Reply #9 on: November 03, 2010, 06:54:34 PM »
Woe be upon the DUmmie who forsakes the elephant in the room. 

I have seen this elephant, it it's name is "Redistricting". 
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And his nickname is "RINO-proof filibuster"......

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Re: mountain man primitive afraid to say it
« Reply #10 on: November 03, 2010, 07:41:56 PM »
Woe be upon the DUmmie who forsakes the elephant in the room. 

I have seen this elephant, it it's name is "Redistricting". 
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Re: mountain man primitive afraid to say it
« Reply #11 on: November 03, 2010, 07:45:01 PM »
Woe be upon the DUmmie who forsakes the elephant in the room. 

I have seen this elephant, it it's name is "Redistricting". 
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Re: mountain man primitive afraid to say it
« Reply #12 on: November 04, 2010, 12:30:11 PM »
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The Republicans are NOT back in power. They have the House. The House. That's it. And they will **** things up so badly that Obama is assured a second term.

The primitives continue to misread election results.

The Dems still have the WH and the Senate.  The ball is completely in Dear Leader's court and it's up to him to propose legislation and solutions that he knows will pass both bodies.  Anything less than that, and he's to blame.

Are you able to comprehend that, primitives?  Let me say it again:  Dear Leader's got to propse legislation and solutions that he knows will pass both bodies.  Anything less than that, and he's to blame.

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