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| Lionel Mandrake But she said those concerns faded after Romney blasted Obama outside failed California solar energy company Solyndra, which received federal stimulus loans, and his recent efforts to brand the president as incapable of guiding the economy. Methinks "conservatives" are betting way too heavily on the general population being outraged by Solyndra. Keep putting your eggs in that basket, GOP |
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| Aarontology
"Guiding the economy" doesn't sound very free markety. |
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| Ed Finnerty
So the GOP's grasp on reality has remained unchanged. Got it. It is nice to see the GOP finally admit that Mormonism is the one true Christianity, though. |
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| MaudlinMutantMollusk Funny... I kept reading the start of that second paragraph wrong |
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| propasaurus GOP mood toward Romney's fall prospects brighten, on realization that the GOP base will fall in line and do what they're told. |
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| Mugato "I can tell you, I feel a little bit better about that election since what happened on Tuesday up in Wisconsin," Santorum said Friday at a Conservative Political Action Conference in Chicago. That's Santorum. These farking politician snakes who are farking each other over one minute and become asshole buddies the next. And it has nothing to do with the letter next to their name. |
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| Relatively Obscure I personally think it is immensely courageous of people to finally get the ball rolling on a violent revolution by posting about it on the Internet. |
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| JerseyTim Speaking of Romney's Solyndra speech, has he corrected the false information he provided in that yet? |
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| cameroncrazy1984
JerseyTim: Speaking of Romney's Solyndra speech, has he corrected the false information he provided in that yet? hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah aha haaaaaaaaah. |
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| CommieTaoist Bush tanks economy - republicans claim the president doesn't control the economy. Obama does instantly repair Bush's screwups - republicans complain Obama isn't controlling the economy well enough. |
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| spongeboob But some of those GOP players stress that Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, has little room for error if he expects to topple an incumbent president Little room for error, have they been following this election, there is no way he doesn't make some unforced errors, let alone the ones he will make when Obama puts the pressure on. |
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| Marcus Aurelius I know we rely on Asians from the eastern subcontinent to normally be keeping our 7-11's humming to the Bollywood, yes yes, but Kenyans are not found to be giving it a bad shake either. They are always be doing the needful. |
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| Marcus Aurelius Lionel Mandrake: But she said those concerns faded after Romney blasted Obama outside failed California solar energy company Solyndra, which received federal stimulus loans, and his recent efforts to brand the president as incapable of guiding the economy. Methinks "conservatives" are betting way too heavily on the general population being outraged by Solyndra. Keep putting your eggs in that basket, GOP Solyndra failed due to the Chinese dumping cheap solar on the American market. So they must be arguing for the needful tariffs, yes yes. |
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| namatad propasaurus: GOP mood toward Romney's fall prospects brighten, on realization that the GOP base will fall in line and do what they're told. this this more this and THIS did anyone who voted for bush twice vote for obama? I doubt. will any of those people vote for obama this time? hell no. will it be a close race? probably will a LOT depend on the GOP VP slot? hell yes if the economy collapses, will obama lose? hell yes if things stay about where they are? coin-toss if they continue to improve? obama wins wait is there somewhere that I can put my money where my mouth is? some kind of betting thingy? |
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| themindiswatching I'm pretty sure you all got trolled. Then again, maybe this is Poe's Law in reverse. |
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| rebelyell2006
Sure, Obama might not keep it afloat, but Romney would shut it down after intentionally sucking all the money out of the store. |
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| ghare
Is it OK to advocate kicking insane Republicans in the nuts? |
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| Snarcoleptic_Hoosier I'm all for giving the teatards exactly what they want, just to spite them. I don't support murdering them. - Smaller government = Medicare cuts - "Free market" = let them privatize their SS contributions on the condition that they forfeit the government returns - Low taxes = allow a cash value of property taxes paid in exchange for dis-incorporation from their respective towns, including fire protection (it's too difficult to limit police protection, but that can be a freebie) and city water/power negotiated rates. |
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| skepticultist
Aarontology: I like how a Marxist who defected to the Soviet Union and a foreign anti-Israeli radical are "the right" who took out the Kennedys, and how that's justification for mass executions of Republicans. Holy shiat, it's been a long time since I encountered anyone who didn't think Oswald was a patsy set up by the CIA to take the fall for their assassination of a sitting president. I can't even comprehend how anyone could actually believe Oswald acted alone. The evidence of a conspiracy is farking staggering. |
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| naveline
No one gives a shiat about Solyndra. I have never, ever heard anyone EVER talk about it in real day to day life. Only on the internet. However, I hear people biatch daily about the recent unaccountable hard-on the GOP has for crawling up into your lady business and the fact that Romney is about two "Ahoy-hoy?"s and a dirigible post away from being Monty Burns in Mormon form.. What. The. Hell. Are. They. Smoking. /and where can I buy some? |
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| Wyalt Derp Obama couldn't keep a 7-11 afloat There's a penis joke in that somewhere. Possibly utilizing that picture of Michelle. |
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| Brick-House
Solyndra - 1/2 Billion Tax Dollars that we will never see again. Yep, nothing to be outraged about. |
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| LectertheChef
Maybe Obama should do a few campaign stops in front of businesses that Bain raped. |
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| Aarontology
skepticultist: Aarontology: I like how a Marxist who defected to the Soviet Union and a foreign anti-Israeli radical are "the right" who took out the Kennedys, and how that's justification for mass executions of Republicans. Holy shiat, it's been a long time since I encountered anyone who didn't think Oswald was a patsy set up by the CIA to take the fall for their assassination of a sitting president. I can't even comprehend how anyone could actually believe Oswald acted alone. The evidence of a conspiracy is farking staggering. I heard George Bush directed the planes to crash into the towers because the evidence was hidden in the basement. |
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| Captain_Sunshine
Aarontology: I've never heard the teabagging retards advocating mass murder like you advocate. "We came unarmed ... this time." Over and over and over again. Rush Limbaugh telling his listeners not to "get rid " of all the liberals - make sure you leave one or two on the college campuses, so that the conservatives will always know what to look for. Generation_D is wrong. But it's true that the rhetoric from the Right has gotten more and more explicitly violent. And more than a few people have acted on those ideas. Hell, we've finally had people bring guns to a President's speech. And no, I don't care that they were (supposedly) unloaded. Democratic protestors have been arrested for wearing the wrong T-shirt to a Bush appearance, but guns at an Obama rally are OK? The Right isn't afraid of guns and violence, as long as they're the ones in control of the guns and violence. Turn that around, and wup! Head for the fainting couches. Don't be surprised when it finally happens. It will. Wasn't it President Truman who said something like, "how many times do you have to get hit in the face before you realize who'shiatting you?" Someone's going to get tired of it. |
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| simplicimus Brick-House: Solyndra - 1/2 Billion Tax Dollars that we will never see again. Yep, nothing to be outraged about. Meh. Chump change compared to the money Haliburton misplaced in Iraq, never to be found. |
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| Arkanaut
Good thing Obama isn't running a 7-11 then. |
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| spongeboob ghare: Is it OK to advocate kicking insane Republicans in the nuts? I think nut trauma is always funny. |
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| rebelyell2006
simplicimus: Brick-House: Solyndra - 1/2 Billion Tax Dollars that we will never see again. Yep, nothing to be outraged about. Meh. Chump change compared to the money Haliburton misplaced in Iraq, never to be found. Which was chump change compared to the overall amounts of money that we wasted on Iraq. |
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| I_Am_Weasel Brick-House: Solyndra - 1/2 Billion Tax Dollars that we will never see again. Yep, nothing to be outraged about. Which is how many hours it would have taken to not being seen in Iraq? At least it had a chance to be a positive. Money could not be spent on this sort of thing, and probably would have been for the best. Might as well concede to China now and save time. |
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| Aarontology
Captain_Sunshine: Don't be surprised when it finally happens. It will. Wasn't it President Truman who said something like, "how many times do you have to get hit in the face before you realize who'shiatting you?" Someone's going to get tired of it. So what you're saying is that you're unarmed.. for now. Pussies. |
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| cameroncrazy1984
Brick-House: Solyndra - 1/2 Billion Tax Dollars that we will never see again. Yep, nothing to be outraged about. You're right. We totally shouldn't invest in clean energy, especially not while China is putting 10x the amount we are into it. |
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| Fluorescent Testicle
skepticultist: I can't even comprehend how anyone could actually believe Oswald acted alone. The evidence of a conspiracy is farking staggering. Skepticultist, eh? [I_see_what_you_did_there.jpg] |
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| propasaurus Brick-House: Solyndra - 1/2 Billion Tax Dollars that we will never see again. Yep, nothing to be outraged about. Iraq war - 1 Trillion Tax Dollars that we will never see again. / yeah, I know, you were always opposed to the Iraq war |
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| king of vegas namatad: propasaurus: GOP mood toward Romney's fall prospects brighten, on realization that the GOP base will fall in line and do what they're told. this this more this and THIS did anyone who voted for bush twice vote for obama? I doubt. will any of those people vote for obama this time? hell no. will it be a close race? probably will a LOT depend on the GOP VP slot? hell yes if the economy collapses, will obama lose? hell yes if things stay about where they are? coin-toss if they continue to improve? obama wins wait is there somewhere that I can put my money where my mouth is? some kind of betting thingy? Yes there is a betting thingy, but there's only one problem. You took absolutely no position. You said it might be Romney, it might be Obama or it might be a coin-toss. How are you going to bet on your opinion given your opinion is that anything's possible? |
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| king of vegas Brick-House: Solyndra - 1/2 Billion Tax Dollars that we will never see again. Yep, nothing to be outraged about. Out of curiosity how does a half-billion dollars compare to ...say ... what we've spent on the Iraq War? Is it kind of like the same thing sort of? |
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| Teufelaffe Well subby, when you consider the fact that running a 7-11 and running the country are two entirely different things that require completely different sets of knowledge and skills, I'd say that one's ability to run a convenience store has just about dick to do with one's ability to run a country. But, if false equivalence helps you sleep at night, you keep right on going with your retarded analogies. |
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| Empty Matchbook
Lionel Mandrake: But she said those concerns faded after Romney blasted Obama outside failed California solar energy company Solyndra, which received federal stimulus loans, and his recent efforts to brand the president as incapable of guiding the economy. Methinks "conservatives" are betting way too heavily on the general population being outraged by Solyndra. Keep putting your eggs in that basket, GOP Solar Energy: Suddenly a Chief GOP Concern! |
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| LouDobbsAwaaaay The GOP was concerned that even they would be unable to pull off the doublethink required to embrace Romney, but after Romney taught them his trademark Etch-a-Sketch maneuver the slate is clean. |
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| the opposite of charity is justice
Warner Brothers has announced to fast-track a Justice League movie due to the success of the Avengers. This makes precisely as much sense as republicans being hopeful for Romney after Wisconsin. |
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| LarryDan43
57 States, no experience, teleprompters! |
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| LeoffDaGrate
Um... Subby? Bad example. Try again... 7-Eleven Plans to Break Global, Domestic Store-Growth Records Set in 2011 |
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| Hastor
Really? Romney had a pretty crappy week. Obama put his foot in his mouth, sure, but what he was expressing was basically true. The private sector is showing signs of recovery - while the public sector is still hemorrhaging jobs and tanking the overall outlook. We could literally solve that overnight if we wanted. Romney went out and blatantly lied about Solyndra - only for it to come out that he did the exact same thing while governor. To top that off he got swept up a bit too much in jubilation of Walker keeping his job and declared the Romney path to economic recovery is to fire a ton of teachers, police, and firefighters. Then again I'm not about to try and think like a wingnut for a second so maybe those are winning concepts to them. |
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| PonceAlyosha
Hastor: Obama put his foot in his mouth, sure, but what he was expressing was basically true. So the GOP's position is the economy is just dandy? How foolish are they? |
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| Jthomasbailey
I wanna see Obama flip the script, I want him to say "America, swallow the puke in your mouth and vote Democrat, if only just once, and if you give us a clear majority we'll fix campaign finance right off the bat.". That's all I want to hear. |
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| bulldg4life
So, republican strategists and campaign veterans are optimistic that they have been able to get all of the other strategists and campaign veterans to accept Romney? Well, golly, how'd they pull that one off? |
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| Flappyhead
PonceAlyosha: Hastor: Obama put his foot in his mouth, sure, but what he was expressing was basically true. So the GOP's position is the economy is just dandy? How foolish are they? Have you got about an hour and a half? |
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| AcneVulgaris
I used to think Romney had no chance whatsoever... I'm not so sure now. You libbies better get out and vote this time, you you could be in for a nasty surprise. |
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| namatad cameroncrazy1984: Brick-House: Solyndra - 1/2 Billion Tax Dollars that we will never see again. Yep, nothing to be outraged about. You're right. We totally shouldn't invest in clean energy, especially not while China is putting 10x the amount we are into it. plus china and india have been building huge numbers of fission power plants. when is the US going to start investing? probably AFTER we get a lot lower on gas and coal. or it gets cheap enough to build new plants. or too expensive to build new fossil fuel plants. |
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| Kumana Wanalaia
Hastor: ...and declared the Romney path to economic recovery is to fire a ton of teachers, police, and firefighters. He does like firing people that provide services... |
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