Quit spying on me.
If things keep going this well I'll have to replace it in 2012 with a Marco Rubio poster.
I'm giddy with excitement
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Quit spying on me.
If things keep going this well I'll have to replace it in 2012 with a Marco Rubio poster.
While I admire the time and dedication that must have taken to assemble, are you saying two wrongs make a right? We're shit, but the other guys are equally shitty? More Democrat moral equivalency talking points?
Aren't you supposed to be better than the opposition? Is the best you can really do point to the other guy and say, "Well, he did it too!"?
As for subigo aka the Liberal-Hack-In-Chief, you need to relax your sphincter and take this raping. While your obsession with conservatives is disturbing as usual and I don't know what your ranting about Popeye, what you and all the other liberal cockroaches are seeing tonight is the American people rising up and giving a big "FUCK YOU" to your policies.
Enjoy.
EDIT: We just picked up Wisconsin, conservatives celebrate tonight! Let's go get Pennsylvania!!
1pm this afternoon on Fox News - By the end of the day, the Senate will once again be in the hands of Republicans, thanks to the people of Pennsylvania.
9pm this evening on Fox News - This was always a race for the House, it was never about the Senate. The people of Pennsylvania will get what's coming to them in the years to come. This is what happens when you don't vote.
10:45pm this evening on Fox News - By the end of the night, the Senate *could* once again be in the hands of Republicans, thanks to the patriots living in Pennsylvania.
lolololololol. You couldn't make this shit up.
9pm this evening on Fox News - This was always a race for the House, it was never about the Senate. The people of Pennsylvania will get what's coming to them in the years to come. This is what happens when you don't vote.
10:45pm this evening on Fox News - By the end of the night, the Senate *could* once again be in the hands of Republicans, thanks to the patriots living in Pennsylvania.
lolololololol. You couldn't make this shit up.
Your Wisconsin conservative is a multimillionaire who wanted federal stimulus funding for one of his projects, but now of course he is champion of the little man and wants the government to stop wasting money.
The guy he is replacing was the only senator to vote against the Patriot Act, rejects pay raises, and has returned millions of his office budget back to the government.
So where was the "Slaughter in the Senate: Death to the Incumbents, Rise of the Tea Party"?
Looks like the Senate is the exact same as it ever was.
(Now the Tea Party is calling for a boycott of Vegas).
Looks like the Senate is the exact same as it ever was.
(Now the Tea Party is calling for a boycott of Vegas).
So where was the "Slaughter in the Senate: Death to the Incumbents, Rise of the Tea Party"?
Looks like the Senate is the exact same as it ever was.
(Now the Tea Party is calling for a boycott of Vegas).
Your trolling is especially good tonight, sir.
Prop 19 is a lot closer than I thought it would be, but it's not looking good...
You can watch the results here:
Elections - Los Angeles Times - latimes.com
You can watch the results here:
Elections - Los Angeles Times - latimes.com
I had a geography teacher tell me something in the 4th grade that I'll never forget...and this is probably the only thing from elementary school I remember. He said "Jarred, and inefficient government is the best government you could hope for in this day and age." At the time I didn't really grasp what that meant, but as political theory became more of a passion of mine, it made complete sense. Outside of a true Constitutional Republic, which we no longer have, one should like to see their legislative bodies in absolute gridlock.
So, being a conservative...a true conservative. Not a Palin/McCain/Beck/Coulter "conservative." I watch the elections with hope, but not for the same reasons other so called conservatives do. I watch hoping that we can have a stalemate in congress. Where no one can get their laws passed. I figure, and this is an astronomical longshot, if we can keep these jackasses bickering back and forth, not accomplishing much, maybe it will give us time to awaken the American people to the ideals this nation was founded upon. Personal sovereignty, a very limited federal government, a non-interventionist foreign policy, etc.
But I shant hold my breath...
"A Republic, if you can keep it." Guess we couldn't. :disgust:
So, being a conservative...a true conservative. Not a Palin/McCain/Beck/Coulter "conservative." I watch the elections with hope, but not for the same reasons other so called conservatives do. I watch hoping that we can have a stalemate in congress. Where no one can get their laws passed. I figure, and this is an astronomical longshot, if we can keep these jackasses bickering back and forth, not accomplishing much, maybe it will give us time to awaken the American people to the ideals this nation was founded upon. Personal sovereignty, a very limited federal government, a non-interventionist foreign policy, etc.
But I shant hold my breath...
"A Republic, if you can keep it." Guess we couldn't. :disgust:
Just like communists to hate "multimillionaires" - you guys want the people broke and dependent on you, right? Utter bastards.
And was ANYONE predicting that the Republicans would take control of the Senate? It looks like our reliable Democrat-Hack-Subigo is predictably reading off the talking points he was handed. That political whore is doing a great job!
Popcorn time! Let's see the Democrats revel in the fact that they kept the Senate as a victory, and the Republicans revel in the fact that they won the House as a victory. Neither side will admit to "losing" anything.
Bi-partisan politics at its best? No. Shit tons of millions of dollars wasted on worthless fucking campaigning. I've constantly said that if people just put all of their political donations towards actually fixing issues, we wouldn't be in the trouble that we are today. Meg Whitman spent over $140 million of her own money (+$30 million of others' money) on a governor race. $170 fucking million in total. On one person. Think of what that money could have done directly as a stimulus measure by investing directly in startups, donating to private charities that would reduce spending on public services, making it rain at a strip club, or whatnot. Then figure out how many Billions citizens, unions, and corporations wasted on funding both sides of the race in every district and state with an election, and you've blown some serious cash. And who benefits? My theory is that running a political campaign isn't exactly the best ROI when you're trying to stimulate an economy.
Edit: Apparently the campaign spending was around $4 billion in total for this mid-term election. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...mpaign-spending-set-to-reach-2.5-billion.html
Bi-partisan politics at its best? No. Shit tons of millions of dollars wasted on worthless fucking campaigning. I've constantly said that if people just put all of their political donations towards actually fixing issues, we wouldn't be in the trouble that we are today. Meg Whitman spent over $140 million of her own money (+$30 million of others' money) on a governor race. $170 fucking million in total. On one person. Think of what that money could have done directly as a stimulus measure by investing directly in startups, donating to private charities that would reduce spending on public services, making it rain at a strip club, or whatnot. Then figure out how many Billions citizens, unions, and corporations wasted on funding both sides of the race in every district and state with an election, and you've blown some serious cash. And who benefits? My theory is that running a political campaign isn't exactly the best ROI when you're trying to stimulate an economy.
Edit: Apparently the campaign spending was around $4 billion in total for this mid-term election. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...mpaign-spending-set-to-reach-2.5-billion.html
You and your friends on this forum, the entirety of Fox News, Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck, Sarah Palin, Karl Rove, Bill O'Reilly, Rush Limbaugh, Mark Levin, Christine O'Donnell, numerous polls, websites, radio stations, and forums... and those are just the ones I personally noticed over the past week.
So to answer your question, yes, yes they were.
LOLblazer. The point is that despite being far from broke, he still felt the need to look to the government for some money.
I was going to respond with a nice logical post but then I realized half of wickedfire is retarded when it comes to politics. Oh yeah, Hellblazer, stop jerking off to Glen Beck, it's bad for your health.
-Jeff
An independent voter who finds both liberal and conservative congressmen retarded.
-Jeff
An independent voter who finds both liberal and conservative congressmen retarded.
The brainwashing he went through left certain "keywords" in his brain, that when triggered automatically spews a talking point from his mouth area (or in this case finger area). For instance, in this sentence, the only words he comprehended was "the brainwashing left".
This. :xmas-smiley-022:
This explains my stance this year, just came across this a few seconds ago.
I did not vote because they're equally crazy.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIraCchPDhk"]YouTube - George Carlin Doesn't vote[/ame]
Now it looks like our Liberal-Hack-In-Chief has resorted to outright lying. Even the most optimistic political prognosticator Dick Morris wouldn't dare to predict a capture of the Senate, but only said they had a chance.
Yet another instance of Democrat far-left liberals lying in order to hold onto their clutch on power.
Sad, sad... But what do you expect when you have to frame an ass-whooping like this?