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WC, that's reason number 4. It seems like Boutons is correct
7. The public is bought and paid for by candidates promising them "other people's money."
WC, that's reason number 4. It seems like Boutons is correct
Does it hurt to repeat it, in a simpler wording?WC, that's reason number 4. It seems like Boutons is correct
.... You know, so guys like WC can understand it?
Underrated post, tbhDoesn't matter who wins, America loses. They are the same.
red teamer: It's going to be a tragedy if Obama wins today.
me: Eh, if he's horrible, the country will have a chance to go in another direction in four years.
red teamer: If Obama wins, there's not going to be a country in four years. At least a dozen states will instantly withdraw from the U.S. and it will kickstart a civil war. Same thing happened to the USSR.
me: *can't-tell-if-serious face*
red teamer: *serious face*
Should I listen to Rush or Alex Jones tomorrow?
front page of Express-NEws
64 Barry to 40 EV
47.7% Barry to 51.2%
En lements will not be addressed, the national debt will reach $20T, and a budget will not be passed.
I once heard someone say that Obama was the closest thing to Hitler they have ever seen. It made me kinda chuckle at first & then I realized I was disgusted. Leave it to a ing Texas conservative repub to compare Obama to Hitler. I am still amazed at the comment.
God wants Obama to win ergo Sandy. That gave Obama the last minute chance to show he's not George W. Bush 2.0. That gave him the chance to show a contrast between two response times. As tragic as it was, he made out like a bandit. He would have won regardless, but he pretty much took a huge Ron Paul on Romney after that.
It's not as far fetched as you think. Both were about change, both were really well received, both could hit the 3.
Lol. So not what the meant. But K.
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