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| Sybarite Wesley's girlfriend for senate! |
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| Dead for Tax Reasons
From the comments: "Let's not forget Ronald Reagan was a great actor before becoming a great President" Lol |
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| Cythraul And she's qualified, how? I guess if Arnold and Ronald can do it, why not her? |
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| RexTalionis Ashley Judd is a Phi Beta Kappa scholar (woot). She has a Masters in Public Administration from Harvard University. She's the global ambassador for the YouthAIDS NGO and is on the leadership board of the International Center for Research on Women. |
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| Dr.Mxyzptlk.
RexTalionis: Ashley Judd is a Phi Beta Kappa scholar (woot). She has a Masters in Public Administration from Harvard University. She's the global ambassador for the YouthAIDS NGO and is on the leadership board of the International Center for Research on Women. If she runs as a Republican that stuff wouldn't mean a thing. |
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| DeepDownHounds
Wynona? |
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| digistil
RexTalionis: Ashley Judd is a Phi Beta Kappa scholar (woot). She has a Masters in Public Administration from Harvard University. She's the global ambassador for the YouthAIDS NGO and is on the leadership board of the International Center for Research on Women. So you're sayin' she's an elitist libtard. |
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| vegasj
always, always have had the hots for her. such a cutie. |
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| whosits_112
I'd vote for that like the ballot of an angry God. |
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| jimmyjackfunk
Hottest as in: "the one on fire"? wouldn't vote for anyone who made the terrible choice to star in a movie about a roided up former rassler turned tooth fairy. |
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| Lost Thought 00 No. Senators rarely get elected without prior political experience, and when they do they usually suck because they don't know how to work the system |
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| Haliburton Cummings Cythraul: And she's qualified, how? I guess if Arnold and Ronald can do it, why not her? oh c'mon..she was on tee vee, she got her flapjacks out in a coupla flicks and she's an entitled opinionated washup former movie star...she's perfect. maybe she'll whip out the saggers a few more times. |
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| A Terrible Human
Cythraul: And she's qualified, how? I guess if Arnold and Ronald can do it, why not her? Yeah plus who the hell let a turtle be a senator anyways? |
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| sid244
I would move back to KY and vote for her instead of the "Turtle". /Mitch won't lose until the baby boomers die off |
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| jimmyjackfunk
jimmyjackfunk: Hottest as in: "the one on fire"? wouldn't vote for anyone who made the terrible choice to star in a movie about alongside a roided up former rassler turned tooth fairy. ftfm /damn gotta remember preview is my friend. |
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| iheartscotch
She couldn't possibly screw things up more than they already are. / could she? |
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| wippit
Ventura/Judd 2016! |
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imontheinternet ![]() The turtle must be stopped. Go for it, Ashley. |
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| stuhayes2010
Is she a resident of Kentucky? |
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| max_pooper
Lost Thought 00: No. Senators rarely get elected without prior political experience, and when they do they usually suck because they don't know how to work the system You're right... Except you're not. |
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| stickandmove
The UK hockey poster with her is epic |
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| tdpatriots12
Cythraul: And she's qualified, how? No Person shall be a Senator who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty Years, and been nine Years a Citizen of the United States, and who shall not, when elected, be an Inhabitant of that State for which he shall be chosen. [U.S. Constitution, Article I, section 3, clause 3] She'll be 46 in 2014, has been a citizen since birth, and as far as legal inhabitance goes there's more than enough time to establish that. Though her Kentuckian credentials at least aren't really in any kind of serious dispute. Since those are the only qualifications... I'd say she's qualified. Lost Thought 00: No. Senators rarely get elected without prior political experience, and when they do they usually suck because they don't know how to work the system [Citation needed] |
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| rudemix
Could she be worse for bettering things ignorant of the machinations than the douche holding the seat fully aware of it? Fark these old shrill tight ass regressives. |
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| Cythraul Dr.Mxyzptlk.: RexTalionis: Ashley Judd is a Phi Beta Kappa scholar (woot). She has a Masters in Public Administration from Harvard University. She's the global ambassador for the YouthAIDS NGO and is on the leadership board of the International Center for Research on Women. If she runs as a Republican that stuff wouldn't mean a thing. I'm not sure if that's an insult to Republicans or to Democrats. Heh. |
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| WhippingBoy Sounds like someone's movie/TV career has stalled as her looks have faded... |
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| SDRR
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WhackingDay
![]() Shoe in. /hot //in more ways than one |
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| Aikidogamer
RexTalionis: Ashley Judd is a Phi Beta Kappa scholar (woot). She has a Masters in Public Administration from Harvard University. She's the global ambassador for the YouthAIDS NGO and is on the leadership board of the International Center for Research on Women. So, she is a sorority girl, and that is supposed to make me want to vote for her? /the Harvard thing isn't helping either. Seems like they make derpy politicians. |
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| Cyno01 Sybarite: Wesley's girlfriend for senate! [www.startrek.com image 320x320] I think any story involving Ashley Judd should have the Wheton tag, just cuz. |
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| imontheinternet |
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| doczoidberg
Has she ever done a nude scene? |
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| beyondmycontrol
Cythraul: And she's qualified, how? I guess if Arnold and Ronald can do it, why not her? I thought the only qualification required, apart from the aforementioned constitutional requirements, was being able to vote the party line (or to occasionally transcend party boundaries to vote yourself a raise). |
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| pasketti
Aikidogamer: So, she is a sorority girl, and that is supposed to make me want to vote for her? Phi Beta Kappa is an honor society, not a sorority. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phi_Beta _Kappa |
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| RexTalionis Lost Thought 00: No. Senators rarely get elected without prior political experience, and when they do they usually suck because they don't know how to work the system Among other Senators without any real substantive prior political experience. Senator Al Franken - previously comedian and radio show host. ![]() Senator Bill Bradley - professional basketball player. Senator Ted Kennedy - his prior political experience consisted of working for his brother's presidential campaign. ![]() Senator Bill Frist - heart surgeon. Senator Orrin Hatch - lawyer. Senator Hillary Clinton - former First Lady and lawyer |
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| bionicjoe Cythraul: And she's qualified, how? I guess if Arnold and Ronald can do it, why not her? Son, my state has elected Rand Paul and most recently Andy Barr (over Ben Chandler), and they've allowed McConnell to hang around long enough to become the most important turtle in Washington. At this point we could elect a muppet and it would be a step up. School funding was recently reduced to 2008 levels. Soon it will be at 2006 levels. Creation Museum funding has increased. Yes, the one with Jesus on a dinosaur. |
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| Cythraul beyondmycontrol: Cythraul: And she's qualified, how? I guess if Arnold and Ronald can do it, why not her? I thought the only qualification required, apart from the aforementioned constitutional requirements, was being able to vote the party line (or to occasionally transcend party boundaries to vote yourself a raise). Maybe I should have said, "And they're sure she's experienced enough and intelligent enough to do the farking job, how?" |
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| Dunnski
Aikidogamer: So, she is a sorority girl, and that is supposed to make me want to vote for her? Can'ttellifserious.jpg |
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| RexTalionis Aikidogamer: RexTalionis: Ashley Judd is a Phi Beta Kappa scholar (woot). She has a Masters in Public Administration from Harvard University. She's the global ambassador for the YouthAIDS NGO and is on the leadership board of the International Center for Research on Women. So, she is a sorority girl, and that is supposed to make me want to vote for her? Wikipedia: The Phi Beta Kappa Society, an academic honor society in the United States, has 280 chapters. It aims to promote and advocate excellence in the liberal arts and sciences, and induct the most outstanding students of arts and sciences at American colleges and universities.[1] Founded at The College of William and Mary on December 5, 1776, as the first collegiate Greek-letter fraternity, it is also the oldest honor society for the liberal arts and sciences and among the oldest undergraduate societies in the United States.[2] Phi Beta Kappa (ΦΒΚ) stands for Φιλοσοφία Βίου Κυβερνήτης or philosophia biou kybernētēs - "Love of learning is the guide of life".[3][4] |
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| EyeballKid
It should be Rep. John Yarmuth, known by his constituents as "Congressman Awesome," to beat Senator Cash on the Night Stand and No Kissing, but the Democratic Party machine won't allow it since Yarmuth may appear too liberal for Kentucky voters (TRANSLATION: he's from Louisville and is a Jew). |
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| Callous max_pooper: Lost Thought 00: No. Senators rarely get elected without prior political experience, and when they do they usually suck because they don't know how to work the system You're right... [upload.wikimedia.org image 300x380] Except you're not. Except he is. |
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| coeyagi Aikidogamer: RexTalionis: Ashley Judd is a Phi Beta Kappa scholar (woot). She has a Masters in Public Administration from Harvard University. She's the global ambassador for the YouthAIDS NGO and is on the leadership board of the International Center for Research on Women. So, she is a sorority girl, and that is supposed to make me want to vote for her? /the Harvard thing isn't helping either. Seems like they make derpy politicians. Presidents with Harvard degrees 1. John Adams 2. John Quincy Adams 3. Rutherford B. Hayes 4. Theodore Roosevelt 5. Franklin D. Roosevelt 6. John F. Kennedy 7. George W. Bush 8. Barack Obama Save for one item on that list, your argument is |
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| ryarger
tdpatriots12: She'll be 46 in 2014, has been a citizen since birth, and as far as legal inhabitance goes there's more than enough time to establish that. Though her Kentuckian credentials at least aren't really in any kind of serious dispute. Wait... that means... carry the one... she's 44. *checks calendar* Dear god, I'm 40. I guess 40 is the new 20! Here she is looking very politicianesque... |
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| whosits_112
SDRR: whosits_112: I'd vote knock the chad out of a ballot for that like the ballot fist of an angry God. I concede defeat to the better man/woman/androgynous being! Kudos! |
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| zobear
Aikidogamer: So, she is a sorority girl, and that is supposed to make me want to vote for her? Nice work. |
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| Abe Vigoda's Ghost |
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| p51d007
It really doesn't matter, to a certain extent, who you vote for anymore. Why? Because they are almost all corrupt! When a new politician gets to DC, you know that they are probably pulled into the leadership office and given a talking to. "Welcome to Washington xxxxxxxxx, here's how things work. You vote the way we tell you to, and we'll put you on any committee you want. Go against us, try to make waves, and we will create a scandal that will have you gone by the next election. Do what we want and you will be a millionaire, set for life inside 6 years. Go against us, you will be broke & homeless by next year. Probably how it goes in DC....the city is so corrupt, anything short of a nuke & rebuild won't fix it. |
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| Cerwin3302
In their respective primes, of the Judds, Naomi (mama) was the hottest... |
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| pciszek
WhippingBoy: Sounds like someone's movie/TV career has stalled as her looks have faded... "Politics is show business for ugly people" Still, she would probably be the hottest senator, FWIW. |
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