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Who are you calling a cracker you racist. Is there anything out there that’s not racist now?
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185 Shannon says:
October 3, 2012 at 11:10 pm
160 GJT
“Willingness to work with the other side” appeals to low information voters.
Even if you’re lying about it – as Obama has from the beginning.Problem is, Romney’s not lying.
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#2 GJT
Over the last few elections, agreeing to “work with the other side” has become one of those things required for a candidate to say. Of course, it holds very different meanings for the Left and the Right.
Much like candidates have to say they love their wives and their children and their dogs.
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Charlie Spiering has the perfect AP post-debate, shell-shocked photo up at the Washington Examiner.
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Sounding like Big Bird is gonna go for the sympathy vote. 😀
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Of course I know that. Again, the problem is Romney means it. I think we all agree one of Karl Rove’s biggest blunders was he never let W defend himself. -
#6 GJT
Rove’s influence was enormous on GW, but I don’t know that Bush’s ability to let criticism slide off his back didn’t translate into a sort of apathy towards the conservative base on his part. Whichever one of the two is most responsible, neither seemed to ever understand how conservatives felt the blood-thirsty critics of Bush were simultaneously attacking them and the failure of the president to defend himself more vigorously was perceived also as a failure to protect his most ideologically engaged supporters.
Note the difference between Bush and Cheney. When Bush left the White House, he really left it behind. After almost daily attacks for months into the Obama administration, Cheney rose up and came out blasting with both barrels. Some would say Bush is honorably abiding by the tradition of a former president not responding to an incumbent and that Cheney is a proxy for Bush in this regard. Personally, I think Cheney is his own man and is acting on his own principles and motives. -
Michael Barone’s first thoughts pretty much echoed mine last night.
I thought Obama’s biggest vulnerability was his life-long avoidance of debate and a refusal to engage in defending his positions, most notably mentioned by his former colleagues at the University of Chicago law school. The 2008 Clinton/Obama debates were an exception to the rule.
Obama appeared to be indignant and irritated he was being forced to defend himself last night. The body language, his contempt for Romney by never looking at him and addressing Lehrer and the camera exclusively and his facial expressions were bad optics.Obama suffered tonight from his lack of scrutiny from mainstream media. As I like to say, there is nothing free in politics, but there is some question about when you pay the price. In this first debate Obama paid the price for the hands-off treatment he has received from mainstream media. His talking points, advanced by his spokesmen in the confidence that they will not be seriously challenged, were refuted by an energized and articulated and well-informed Mitt Romney. He stood there petulantly and pathetically, nonplussed by the fact that his flimsy talking points were effectively challenged.
The most important thing about these debates is that they give voters an idea of which candidate can take command for an office one of whose titles is commander-in-chief. Romney, in his interactions with Lehrer and with Obama, established that he is a man who can take command. Obama, through the whole debate, seemed like a man who cannot. Romney took command tonight and Obama looked irritable and weak. Americans don’t usually want irritatble and weak leaders as their commanders-in-chief.
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#7 texpat
Being a media employee doesn’t hurt either, it provides a forum. Except for Mitt Romney every serious, and some not so serious , Republican candidates were paid media employees. -
Family portrait?
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G’Morning All
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All of the pundits, Democrat and republican spokespersons and the media said Romney won last night. I particularly liked the NY Times comment that “Obama looked constipated.”
Now that they’ve had time for their post strategy meetings, the spin begins.DENVER – Amid the widespread judgment by the news media that Mitt Romney beat President Barack Obama in their first debate, top aides to the incumbent argued that the challenger came off as unlikable and failed to offer the policy specifics Americans want.
“The governor had a tough debate, he was testy. He wanted to argue with both the moderator and the president. I think if you’re sitting out there, the American public, is that what you want for the next four years?” Obama campaign manager Jim Messina told reporters. (Messina used the word “testy” at least five times in a three-minute scrum within the cavernous media workspace).Both aides played down the notion that Obama seemed subdued, even on the defensive, as Romney pressed him again and again on issues like the sour economy.
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/obama-camp-testy-romney-lacked-specifics-041214253–election.html
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Aggieland is born
Thomas S. Gathright takes charge of new A&M College
October 04, 1876
On this day in 1876, on the recommendation of former Confederate president Jefferson Davis, Thomas S. Gathright became the first president of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas (the future Texas A&M University). On the same day, the initial class of 106 students began to attend classes. In the fall of 2000, with 44,026 students, Texas A&M University was the fourth-largest university in the nation. -
Would you join me in a small prayer that his final journey is swift and painless.
American Warrior Prepares to Move On
CSM (ret) Basil L. Plumley of 1/7 Cavalry in the Ia Drang Nov 1965 has been diagnosed with colon cancer, inoperable and untreatable at age 92, and has been transferred from hospital to Hospice care in Columbus GA.
Plumley was ably portrayed by actor Sam Elliott in the 2003 movie We Were Soldiers.
He made all four combat jumps of the 82nd Airborne during WWII: Sicily, Salerno, Normandy and Holland–plus one combat jump in Korean War with 187th Regimental Combat Team.
Plumley was one of 270 soldiers who earned the Combat Infantry Badge with 2 stars for service in WWII, Korea and Vietnam.
His wife of 64 years, Miss Deurice, died this spring. The sergeant major said at the time that he would not be long in joining her. -
failed to offer the policy specifics Americans want
Aside from the minor detail that you can’t do that in 2 minutes, Obama has had 4 years to offer up a plan and hasn’t yet.
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Reading most of the post-debate analysis raises my hopes somewhat that this debate might move the needle. I listened to radio on the computer and it seems that this debate is more a re-run of Kennedy/Nixon (with Obama as Nixon, which fills me with sweet, sweet schadenfreud) than it is a replay of Reagan/Carter.
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Romney, as governor, worked some blue collar jobs for a day.
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Seems to me the debates are less about substance, although that certainly plays a part) than they are about optics. Neither candidate is likely to lose any significant numbers of the people who were planning on voting for him. If a candidate does well or poorly, it would mostly be reflected in increased or diminished enthusiasm among his supporters.
Where the debates are really effective is to the low-information voters. This gives them an opportunity to see which candidate looks “presidential”. That is why Kennedy and Reagan gained fairly good advantage through them and why Nixon, Carter, and McCain (and Algor to some degree) suffered. Romney looked like he belongs in charge and in a huge role; Obama looked like he knew he was outgunned. -
Maybe he should have sent in his empty chair………………
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“I’ve got 5 boys. I’m used to people saying the same thing over and over again hoping it becomes true.” Mitt Romney to Barack Obama early on in the debate last night.
Luckily I tuned in to the debate in time to catch that. Howled at that bulls-eye hit. What a put down–well deserved of course. Some folks think that was the best line of the night. Am supposing lots of folks missed it ’cause it went by so fast. 🙂 -
#15 – Kneemail for God’s Will is UP!
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Three Hezbollah big shots come down with Sudden Death Syndrome, brought on by High Speed Heavy Metal Poisoning.
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OBAMA: It’s important “that we take some of the money that we’re saving as we wind down two wars to rebuild America.”
THE FACTS: This oft-repeated claim is based on a fiscal fiction. The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were paid for mostly with borrowed money, so stopping them doesn’t create a new pool of available cash that can be used for something else, like rebuilding America. It just slows down the government’s borrowing. -
Also from AP Fact Check:
OBAMA: It’s important “that we take some of the money that we’re saving as we wind down two wars to rebuild America.”
THE FACTS: This oft-repeated claim is based on a fiscal fiction. The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were paid for mostly with borrowed money, so stopping them doesn’t create a new pool of available cash that can be used for something else, like rebuilding America. It just slows down the government’s borrowing. -
You can say that again 😉
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#4 TP: That pic speaks volumes. Romney looks like he had a great time and the Os look like they have just been told:
1) The dog has died
2) Their children are going to be taken from them
3) They are actually going to have to work in order to eat
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Desperate Obama tries to buy support from owner of Univision.
HEADLINE: Obama appoints wife of Univision owner to UN diplomatic post
President Barack Obama appointed Cheryl Saban, wife of the owner of Univision, as U.S. representative to the United Nations, according to reports from various news blogs.
According to the Politico blog, Haim Saban, owner of the television network, backed Hillary Clinton in 2008, but during the summer donated $1 million to groups supporting the campaigns of Democrats.Look, Mr. Saban, if I appoint your wife to a plum position will you cover for me so I can get re-elected?
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Seeing as how the Os have recently purchased a really posh $35 manse in Hawaii, the bulk of which they did not have to pay for, does anyone really think that he, JugEars himself, actually wants to be re-elected? I think he understands that he is gonna get beat, humiliated, and that RMoney is a far superior candidate for prez than he ever hoped to be. The debate, against a real opponent, has proved that he is simply not up to the task and all his covering staff of presstitutes can’t hide this fact any longer.
He looked in the photo linked in #4 above very much how I looked after my first venture into the sewer. -
Just a brief OT note from my class last night. This being October, we talked about Mary and the Communion of Saints. (October is dedicated to Mary.) As we discussed the virginity of Mary, I explained where some Protestant confusion comes from, especially due to today’s translation of the Bible. I was explaining the “firstborn” was used when describing Jesus because it was a legal term, determining who was to receive the father’s inheritance, more so than it implied a “second born” existed. One of the students asked, “What if there were twins?” I explained that there would still be a “firstborn” — unless the mother had a really wide vagina. The class cracked up, and the point was made.
Oh, and since I had NO sleep the night before, I was really concerned when all three of my bouncers were absent. The two parents had a daughter who had just come home from the hospital, and the other was at her scheduled Catholic Daughters meeting. Fortunately, a former student came by and offered to help, and a friend of mine that I called at the last minute jumped in to help me out in the class. I warned the kids that I was drastically sleep deprived and still in recovery, and that I could go either way – really loopy or really angry. I asked for their cooperation and patience. This year seems to be a really good class, so we had a lot of fun and candy was sailing through the air. I guess went the loose, loopy route last night.
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Just sent Handsome Son to the doctor. He and I seem to be sharing the same problem.
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Gore says that Obama failed so miserably in the debate because Obama was high.
He says Obama is not used to it.
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This Brietbart piece is enjoyable to read as are the comments.
HEADLINE: MITT HUMILIATES THE MEDIA AND NOW THEY WILL SEEK REVENGE
“Who is this guy?” tens of millions of American voters asked themselves last night. “This isn’t the Mitt Romney the media’s presented to me over the last six months?”
Free of the corrupt media’s corrupt filter; free of the spin, the lying fact-checkers, the gotchas, and the desperate effort to cover up any and all bad news that might hurt Obama — by every standard, every measure, every opinion and every opinion poll, what we witnessed last night at the first presidential debate of 2012 was a commanding, dominating blow-out performance by Governor Mitt Romney.I think that RMoney is well aware that the next debate with Obama (prolly more accurately described as a trip to the woodshed) will involve much more advocacy by the moderator on behalf of DaWon. The next debate will further diminish the credibility of the LSM in the eyes of the voters if the advocacy takes place. If the moderator does as Lehrer did and mostly keep the debate to the topic at hand and stay out of it, then the outcome will be the same or perhaps even worse for O than last night.
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One thing I did like about what Lehrer did last night – he kept asking the candidates specifically “What makes your position different from your opponent’s?” That meant that (1) each candidate was being asked the same questions – no softball for TBO vs. hardball for Romney, and (2) it focused the discussion on what made them different from each other, allowing the viewers to see back-to-back what their philosophies were on the topics at hand. I think TBO had a more difficult time with that type of questioning.
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#32 – Hey, at least he didn’t blame global warming or manbearpig.
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Romney’s mention of supporting coal probably won him big votes in those states. And the fact that he kept hammering TBO on “green energy” failures was another big win.
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The coz kids heads are exploding. I won’t link to it but their spin is amusing.
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I don’t like exit polls anyway. I think that the networks should post only true election results. This effort to “jump the gun” allows the media to try to last-minute affect the vote.
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Another reason for Jimmah to love Obama: TBO makes Carter look awesome!
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More possible fraud in the elections process? From the Obama campaign itself?!
Pasco County Supervisor of Elections Brian Corley is warning voters about potentially misleading early voting information after his office received hundreds of inquiries from voters Tuesday wanting to cast early ballots.Early voting in Florida doesn’t begin until Oct. 27 and lasts through Nov. 3. Corley traced one of the complaints to a robocall from Organizing for America, an arm of the Democratic Party.
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This issue arose a day after Corley took a complaint from a voter about an OFA volunteer who initially said he worked for the elections office. The man told the voter there was a problem with her voter registration status, though officials confirmed her registration is fine.Campaign volunteers are NOT election officials, and they should not portray themselves as such.
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“A LOT of teachers could have been hired with that $90 MILLION”
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Another story on the Obama campaign portraying themselves as election officials.
This morning, I wrote about the Obama campaign spreading misinformation about early voting in Pasco County, Florida. The effort is an obvious attempt to confuse voters and potentially reduce the number of GOP voters turning up at the polls. However, a more serious allegation against the Obama campaign has surfaced. Its staffers were able to speak before high school classes by posing as officials from Pasco County’s election office. This is likely illegal.
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Every election year, county election officials conduct voter registration drives in area high schools. Obama campaign staff allegedly posed as election officials at at least three area high schools. At at least one of these schools, the campaign staff gave a highly partisan speech to the students.How many laws does this violate in Florida? I’m not holding my breath that anyone will be prosecuted.
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Zimmerman sues NBC for its misleading editing of his 911 call.
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This 9.25 minute video by the Republican Jewish Coalition is really worth the watch. The link goes to Caroline Glick’s website.
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OMG tooooooooooooooo Funny!!!!!
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#43 TT: I am thrilled that Z is going to sue, he should and he will very likely win. I suspect an out of court settlement as a jury award and all the associated publicity would cause NBC “news” to shut down.
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#41 Katfish
“A LOT of teachers could have been hired with that $90 MILLION”
That was 90 BILLION.
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News from the future, January 22, 2013: President Mitt Romney sends Seal Team 6 to take out Big Bird — Uses money saved by defunding PBS to invade a foreign country.
Seriously, Romney’s performance was apparently better than I had expected, from what I’ve been reading about it… I decided to skip the show after attending pre-practice ‘Milk & Cookies’ with the choir crew. I asked the barkeep to fix me a zinger instead. -
Here’s how the nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation described it:
“Under present law, there are no specific tax credits or disallowances of deductions solely for locating jobs in the United States or overseas. Deductions generally are allowed for all ordinary and necessary expenses paid or incurred by the taxpayer during the taxable year in carrying on any trade or business, which includes the relocation of business units.”
Moreover, it is pretty small potatoes given the attention Democrats pay to it. The JCT estimated that ending the deduction for moving operations overseas would raise just $168 million over a decade.
In the federal government with an annual budget deficit of more than $1 trillion, that’s what you call a rounding error. -
#47 – good CATCH and Tanx!
( IMHO not much matters when it emanated from TOTUS’s pie hole 🙂 )
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From instapundit
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Looks like a little kid taking a shellacking for trying to give the dog an enema
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Why I’ll never join AARP, reason #5: Hypocrisy
President Obama invoked AARP to defend his health care law last night, prompting the influential group to release a statement telling him not to do that again.
“While we respect the rights of each campaign to make its case to voters, AARP has never consented to the use of its name by any candidate or political campaign,” the group posted in a statement. “AARP is a nonpartisan organization and we do not endorse political candidates nor coordinate with any candidate or political party.”
Obama can perhaps be forgiven for thinking he could mention AARP given how they coordinated with him to pass Obamacare, which is a golden goose for the organization.
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Dennis Miller on Twitter during the debate last night:
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TT
AARP is primarily an insurance sales gimmick that pretends to be on the senior’s side. Also, they are very strong anti 2nd Amendment.
Besides those 2 major items, we get at least one a week “guaranteed acceptance” forms from them. The BIG problem is, they are pre filled out with all of your personal information. I am surprised that con artists haven’t found this and go around stealing them out of mailboxes and harvesting the information. -
#53 Tedtam
Association of Mature American Citizens – AMAC
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Texpat
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#52 – Badda BINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!
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GenA and ASA are also very conservative organizations.
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And ASA doesn’t limit its membership to 50+, either. Their philosophy is that what affects seniors affects everyone, so there’s no age limit. I kinda like that.
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I like the AMAC forum page…hmmmm.
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From TheBlaze’s story about the mysterious thud during the debate:
It was Axlerod hitting the floor after fainting.
It was Obama’s poll numbers dropping through the Earth.
It was DWS hitting Axelrod!
Ted Kennedy trying to get out of coffin to save the democratic party
The teleprompter guy got shot because he couldn’t fix it on time for the debate.
My favorite theory, Debbie Wasserman Schultz crapping a brick
it was george soros backstage punching the wall because he realized all the money he spent was wasted and the new world order was a stupid idea
It was the sound of the bottom dropping out of Obama’s campaign.
That was the unmistakable sound of Obama’s expectations for reelection.
The noise was reality and facts hitting the Obama staff in the face, which caused them to faint
I think Moochelle dropped Obamas manhood. We know he didn’t have it
Couldn’t have been that, would have been a much smaller sound. Sorry for not thinking that first post through.
It was Obama’s ego hitting the ground.
What you heard was the sound of an EPIC @SS KICKIN !!!
Joe Biden hitting the floor when he realized what was going to happen to HIM next week.
The gates of hell slammed shut…0′s on his own.
I think that was the sound of a Liberal’s cranium being forcefully expelled from their backside.
Ron Paul, taken down by the secret service when he tried to bum-rush the stage holding a sign that read “TWO PARTIES = ZERO DIFFERENCE”!
It was Obama’s arrogance and pride falling out his rear end
Some kid on the Michelle school lunch diet passing out.
America, that ‘thud’ that you heard was the statist medias lower jawbone hitting the debate hall floor.
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John Sunnunu on Dennis Miller:
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I’m watching video clips on and off all day.
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#63 Intolerant authoritarian left-wing theophobe.
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hater
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I know, right?
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#68 That’s hilarious. I’m shaking in my baby-eating-atheist boots.
With each passing day you remind me more and more of Pat Robertson.I think that right now God has planted this nation, He has loved it, prospered it, blessed it beyond measure. We have enshrined deviant sex into our constitution, we have enshrined the infanticide of young babies into our constitution, we have ruled consistently that our children can’t pray and read the Bible in their schools, we have limited over and over again our expression of faith in God and God is saying ‘I’m going to take down the wall of protection around this nation’ unless something happens, and that’s why we’ve got to pray.
Keep up the good work. And God bless Texas high school football!
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#63 – PERFECTO point made for school VOUCHERS!
Parents would KEEP their OWN money and choose the school – hence no Govt support – no worries about the scary references (KOFF) to GOD
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With each passing day you remind me more and more of Pat Robertson.
That’s cool. With each passing day you remind me more and more of the bastard
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Katfish, I’ve never said a word against vouchers, and I’m not afraid of any gods. So if it’s all the same to you, I won’t pollute my stash with any of your ditch weed.
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#63: Way beyond your capacity to understand.
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Bobolicious the intolerant theophobe wants to force his authoritarian atheist religion on a bunch of little high school cheerleaders. These girls initiated the banners on their own with no direction from the school and bobo and his ilk can’t stand anyone straying from their intolerant church of the rainbow on their plantation of godlessness. You’re a good overseer, Bobolicious. What feeds your hate? Did a cheerleader shoot you down in high school?
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#74 – *WHOOSH* <<<<< the sound of my point flyin WAY over yer cranium there Pahdnah
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Bobolicious and his fellow CotR Censorship Cultists cream their pink flowery panties when a judge rules schools can give abortion-inducing drugs to 14 year olds without their parents’ knowledge. But a cheerleader writing a Bible verse on a piece of paper? Quelle horreur!
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#78 Your skills at entirely irrational and unsubstantiated broad brushing me into things that scare you continue to amaze.
Bobolicious and his fellow CotR Censorship Cultists cream their pink flowery panties when a judge rules schools can give abortion-inducing drugs to 14 year olds without their parents’ knowledge.
I’ve never said a word about that topic either. But I respect your right to delude yourself, just as I respect the right of any group of students at any game to hold up religious banners.
This is different. The cheerleaders have the exclusive privilege, officially endorsed by the school, of creating/holding that banner as the players take the field. Would you still support them if they chose to display a quote from the Quran? -
Well, the players don’t have to run through the banner if they disagree with it. They can go around it. If there was a Quranic verse on it, the cheerleaders would look pretty silly holding a banner as the players displayed their free speech option not to participate.
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Madelyn and Ted?
BwahahhahaaaaaaaaahahhahahaaaaaA
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Re: my previous post on exit polling.
The networks and the Associated Press have an insidious plan to help President Obama on Election Day that is being swept under the rug: they are cutting nineteen states from the list of exit polls they will report. For twenty years, all 50 states have been reported, but somehow this year the networks and AP are ignoring 19 of them. Now just how and why were those 19 states selected?
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So just which states are being ignored? Alaska, Arkansas, Delaware, District of Columbia, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Kentucky, Louisiana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, West Virginia and Wyoming.
The Washington Post tried to gloss over the scheme, noting “how carefully the exit poll planners allocated resources. All 19 of the states with no exit polls are classified as either “solid Obama” or “solid Romney.”
Really? Of the nineteen states (including Washington, D.C.) exactly 4 are for Obama, with a total of 14 electoral votes. The fifteen Romney states add up to 135.
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The real reason the consortium has cut these states is that they know that if they report fifteen states coming in for Romney early, independent voters in other states will take notice and be swayed his way.None or all. I prefer NONE.
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Off to a civic meeting tonight. I trust Hamsterville will come to some consensus on bobo’s parentage while I am gone.
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#81 I think they look equally silly as it is.
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Face it, Bobo. You’ve been exposed. You can no longer hide your authoritarian nutjob persona behind the ponytail, tie-dyed t-shirt, and Coexist bumper sticker.
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#74 bob:
I’m not afraid of any gods.
Perhaps. But, like most atheists, you seem to break out in shakes and a cold sweat anytime you’re actually confronted with God. I think you’re a lot more scared than you’re willing to admit – even to yourself.
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Well, he’s pretty thin. He might be able to hide something behind the bumper sticker.
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I trust Hamsterville will come to some consensus on bobo’s parentage
Laid by a buzzard and hatched by the sun.
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Sarge made a statement the other day that really resonated with me:
HE is GOD and I am not
This really summed up Job’s response at the close of the book of Job. It is a great attitude for us all to adopt.
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Hammie is irrational and wields a less than substantial tool.
Okeeeeee.
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Here’s the thing, Bobo. Your facebook rant linked above shows just how much of an elitist dillweed you really are. You don’t like football so, of course, anyone who does is worthy of your derision. You don’t believe in God so, of course, anyone who does falls into the same category. You can choose not to believe in whatever you want. You can’t, however, force your twisted, theophobic religion on the rest of us.
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Yay.
One of the two Thur nite games this year. We’re at theWilliam J. LePetomaineRichard Berry Educational Support Facility & Sports Palace.
October is also Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so get ready to see pink everywhere. Why can’t we celebrate testicular cancer awareness at men’s sports? -
There’s a lot of sports haters on this blog.
Buncha commies wusses. -
Why can’t we celebrate testicular cancer awareness at men’s sports?
Because the femiNazis cheer for testicular cancer.
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How do cheerleaders do those backflips down the field without breaking their necks?
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The other team has one pink sock. 🙄
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One of the two Thur nite games this year.
Oh no.
Another live-blogging of poor defense.
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How do cheerleaders do those backflips down the field without breaking their necks?
They are strong from toting around all those evil banners with Bible quotes on them.
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Last week was 62-61 in overtime.
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Channel 2 had a segment on the LC quarterback tonight.
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There is a defense! LC intercepts on CF 25.
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CF = Cypress Falls
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Last week was 62-61 in overtime.
Yes, I know.
I’ve been checking my insurance to see if it will cover counseling.
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CF has a defense too. 🙁
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You’re a terrible sportswriter.
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CF turns over on downs on LC 39
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#107 Yabbut they been scoring every two minutes.
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I’m for LC because I admire their school building.
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How long has it been since I said I love you guys?
You help me get through my day. And today, it’s been claws and nails, just dragging myself through. Especially this afternoon.
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LC blocks a CF punt on CF 23.
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Actually, Texpat’s best friend (lost him in a mototcycle accident) was an architecture student who loved the building. He would go by there and stop and gaze at it. We miss him a lot. So I gaze at it, too, on the rare ocassions I drive by. -
LC kicks 35yd FG.
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We love you too TT.
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Even if you are a tyrant.
and a hussy
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CF scores in 1yd run.
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All right we may have not races and causes for guy parts, but we do have beer
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A SPIRITS firm hopes to rack up huge sales with a line of booze they claim has been poured over a naked model’s breasts before bottling.
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LC scores on 63yd pass.
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I understand he was there to file for joint custody
A New Orleans city attorney was arrested for possession of marijuana and suspended from his job after a joint tumbled from his pocket in front of police in court.
If he’s lucky the judge will reefer the case to a higher court.
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Kickoff out of bounds needs to be 40yd line or spot +10yd whichever is further.
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The boob story was run a few days ago by another of our drunk couch members.
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That’s true, I recall seeing it.
It made a nice counterpoint to testicular beer.
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LC scores on a 85yd pass
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I have nothing against football or the individual freedom to hold religious beliefs. I think it is silly to say that any atheist, or any non-monotheist religious human being for that matter, should be compelled to “fear” something whose very existence they reject due to an entirely rational lack of evidence. Is your own faith so tenuous that you must impose it on everyone else around you to keep believing it yourself?
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CF scores on 25yd pass with B L O W N coverage
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You chucklehead. These are the exact same silly arguments you keep applying to just about everyone here. When foisted on your own petard you whine like a little girl. Strike that. Little girls take it better than you. You really are a hateful person.
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#129 bob
Who’s compelling anyone to do anything?
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Halftime
Not a track meet tonite. -
{insert pic of crying baby blowing snot bubbles for bobby}
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You just gotta’ love it! They’re saying that Romney was the one that was smirking! Do they
thinkknow that their stupid members didn’t bother to watch it? YUP!Dear MoveOn member,
That was infuriating.
During last night’s presidential debate, Mitt Romney smirked his way through dozens of mischaracterizations, distortions, and outright lies. The moderator, Jim Lehrer, never cut him off. And now the mainstream media is saying that Mitt won the debate.
We can’t let Romney “win” the debate on a boatload of lies.
He lied about his tax plan, his deficit plan, and Medicare. He lied about what “Obamacare” would do. He lied, baldly and convincingly, about Obama’s entire presidency.
We need to move quickly to set the record straight. Our online team worked overnight preparing a media blitz—including online ads targeted at swing-state voters—correcting the worst lies in an easy-to-share format.You can’t make this
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Our own Luap Nor makes dishonorable mention in CREW’s corrupt congress people.
In February 2012, an investigation by the Capitol Hill newspaper Roll Call found Rep. Paul had repeatedly paid for travel costs using his official member representational allowance while also receiving reimbursements for the same expenses from political and nonprofit organizations supporting his activities.
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Who you gonna believe, MoveOn or your lyin’ eyes? -
WB
Defenses rise up like the Phoenix!!!!
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Ain’t nothing better than watching the spitting Obumma-Goebbelsite propagandist getting his tinkle all knotted up about his savior’s performance last night.
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/matthew-sheffield/2012/10/03/msnbc-hosts-stunned-lackluster-obama-debate-performance -
Quick catchup. LC scored early in 3rd from way out. CF returned the favor.
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Senior picture night for the band. Wotta buncha goobers. -
In comments on a story about Sununu tagging Obama as lazy:
Obama got beat down so bad the debate is now considered a hate crime in 5 states.
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Romney is just a hatin’ racist. That’s why he beat up on tbo so badly.
BTW – I heard that tbo was announcing that Romney wasn’t “the real Romney” last night in the debate, that Romney owes the people of America the truth.
If tbo thought Romney was lying so much during the debate last night, why couldn’t tbo set the record straight during the debate? -
LC scores from 20. Misses PAT.
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Watching “Elementary” and Barf Kitty is making a nuisance of herself. She’s about to collect a few more frequent flyer miles.
I missed the premiere of the show last week. I thought I’d like it, but I find the main character extremely annoying. It’s a cross of “Monk” and “House,” but whereas I found House to be an interesting watch, this guy in Elementary is seriously making me want to change the channel. House was rude, Sherlock is just annoying.
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If tbo thought Romney was lying so much during the debate last night, why couldn’t tbo set the record straight during the debate?
he didn’t know until someone told him later.
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I found WB’s football game on channel 57.1
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I watched all the Sherlock episodes on Netflix last week. Mrs Shamaal didn’t like it, I read the books as a lad and appreciated the Holmes references and the updated motif. I understand that the series returns next season.
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Great run, broke some tackles. Who gets the flag?
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Was that really a touchdown? It looked like he jumped over the corner of the end zone.
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Cool
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Yep
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I’m sorry – I’m groggy from this dang allergy crap. Which is home side?
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29°54’20.8″ -95°41’21.2″
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The side the guy just scored on
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Cute. Really cute.
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LC is home – black & red
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Okay, black unis. I’ll see if I can find a camera shot where I can find you.
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What are you wearing? BTW, the camera is behind you, so not too many camera angles that will include you.
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I actually wasn’t trying to be cute. The guy scored on the home side of the field in the S end zone
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Khakis and a crimson (OU) t-shirt
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Well, while I can occasionally get a view of the opposing stands, I don’t think I’ll be able to find you unless you go streaking across the fifty or something.
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Dang it.
CF scores on short run
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think I see you!
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Maybe I can mug the dude in the wolf suit and sneak out there
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Well, I’m tarred of LQQking at Scarface and I think that the Twilight Zone is coming up on the weirdness channel so I’m outta’ here!
Oh, did I tell ya’ that I got a new chimney on the front room of the old farm house? Wife and Lil’ Siter thinks it looks real good, a little darker than than the bricks that were fired right there, in the 1850’s but close. 😀 -
They had an extended shot of what looked like large overhanging boxes, and there was a red shirt about five rows under ’em. Dat yoo?
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You missed Yellow Hair. She got tired & went home
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Yeah, I’m really getting that “tired” thing lately.
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Could very easily have been.
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My seats are under the edge of the upper deck
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Couldn’t see. The camera angle was from the end zone, all I could see was the relative position and the red shirt.
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If I had know, I coulda hit the high beams. 😉
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Nice catch.
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They should be able to run out the clock.
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There’s a guy in blue out on the field. Must be part if the tv guys.
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They need to run around in circles for about 11 sec.
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#142 –
If tbo thought Romney was lying so much during the debate last night, why couldn’t tbo set the record straight during the debate?
Teleprompter in his belt buckle was obviously on the Fritz? ROFL
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Game over.
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Congrats on the win!
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Kia / Nokia
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Oh, this was just too much fun.
Sununu eats up liberals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
And snacks on a few just for fun in between.
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