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- ukit0
JazX, for all the random links you post, I've never heard a convincing reason to vote for these Tea Party Republicans you support.
- ukit0
Put aside hatred of Obama, and look at the policies, I don't see how you can characterize what the Republicans advocate for as being good in any way.
- ********0
At West Potomac High School, taking F off the grade books
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp…wow, like all the trophies they give to the losers in little league baseball games
- DrBombay0
The above post isn't even political, maybe in a local way. I think this thread should be renamed:
"Shit that Grinds JazX's Gears"
- ukit0
Also, what's with the secret identity?
http://www.qbn.com/Salamandojo/
Panguitch, UT? lol. Why did you pick that?
- and im surprised you try to figure out the identity of a person you dont know.********
- irony being you cant know someone you dont know so judge purely on content of words and none else********
- you poor richard fool********
- Not try to figure out, it's pretty obvious. Just don't see the need for all these fake accounts.ukit
- who cares who he "really" is. A douche by any other name is still a douchelocustsloth
- and im surprised you try to figure out the identity of a person you dont know.
- BusterBoy0
Ok, I'm going to cut and paste some stuff myself.
"SARAH Palin's 16-year-old daughter attacked a user on Facebook while defending her mother's new reality TV show, calling him a "faggot" and a "dumb sh**," TMZ reported.
Willow Palin was responding to a boy named Tre who updated his Facebook status on Sunday night to read: "Sarah Palin's Alaska, is failing so hard right now."
Willow then replied, saying: "Tre stfu. Your such a faggot."
STFU is internet and text message slang for "shut the f*** up."
Willow also wrote a message on Tre's wall which read: "Haha your so gay. I have no idea who you are, But what I've seen pictures of, your disgusting ... My sister had a kid and is still hot."
- ukit0
haha
- DrBombay0
Please stop redistributing the white man's wealth.
- ukit0
This just in: Sarah Palin "on the brink" of deciding to run for the US presidency
- ********0
- looks like they spraypainted an old jimmy carter clock.DrBombay
- or those old coin banks of Abe Lincoln********
- ********0
House Democrats Re-Elect Pelosi as Their Leader
http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.c…WOW, A LAUGHER INDEED!
- pathetic choice, guys, admit it********
- Told you soukit
- hey you are correct sir********
- pathetic choice, guys, admit it
- ********0
- You are JazX, you are the only person that posts links from the Washington Times.DrBombay
- STOP TRYING TO "CATCH" HIM ON "WHO" HE IS!! IT DOESN'T MATTER!!!! sheeshlocustsloth
- ********0
- he will never see jailtime, that's the h********
- hypocrisy of it all. boff sides********
- Agree wit you on this one JazXukit
- he will never see jailtime, that's the h
- ********0
- then again it was Boyd (D-Fla.), Childers (D-Miss.) and Bill Foster (Ill.) that were bitching because they LOST********
- then again it was Boyd (D-Fla.), Childers (D-Miss.) and Bill Foster (Ill.) that were bitching because they LOST
- Ramanisky20
this muppet-head is such a fucking hypocrite
Before the 2006 midterm elections in which Republicans ultimately took a clobbering, Sen. Mitch McConnell asked President Bush in a private Oval Office meeting to pull some troops out of Iraq in order to boost the GOP's chances, Bush reports in his new memoir.
And in the same month -- September 2006 -- that McConnell made his private request, he publicly blasted Democrats for calling for a reduction of troops in Iraq, saying that their position endangered Americans.
Here's the passage from Bush's book, "Decision Points":
In September 2006, with the midterm elections approaching, my friend Mitch McConnell came to the Oval Office. The senior senator from Kentucky and Republican whip had asked to see me alone. Mitch has a sharp political nose, and he smelled trouble.
"Mr. President," he said, "your unpopularity is going to cost us control of the Congress."
Mitch had a point. Many Americans were tired of my presidency. But that wasn't the only reason our party was in trouble. I flashed back to the Republican congressmen sent to jail for taking bribes, disgraced by sex scandals, or implicated in lobbying investigations. Then there was the wasteful spending, the earmarks for pork-barrel projects, and our failure to reform Social Security despite majorities in both houses of Congress.
"Well, Mitch," I asked, "what do you want me to do about it?" "Mr. President," he said, "bring some troops home from Iraq."
He was not alone. As violence in Iraq escalated, members of both parties had called for a pullout.
"Mitch," I said, "I believe our presence in Iraq is necessary to protect America, and I will not withdraw troops unless military conditions warrant." I made it clear I would set troop levels to achieve victory in Iraq, not victory at the polls.
- Why does it always look like his face is sliding off his skull?Josev
- he is an alien and he sucks at pretending to be humanRamanisky2
- honestly0
i want the opportunity to vote for hilary.
- ukit0
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- ukit0
Time magazine over 20 yrs ago...
On May 18, 1986 Ivan Boesky gave the commencement address at Milkin's alma mater, the University of California at Berkeley's business school. "I think greed is healthy," he told his enthusiastic audience. "You can be greedy and still feel good about yourself."
A few months later Boesky was sent to prison and fined $100 million for insider trading.
