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melonhead
melonhead
Jan 25, 2015
12:49pm
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Originally posted by: jatki99
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Originally posted by: melonhead
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Originally posted by: hoops2
So why should shrillery be president?


And so the 2016 hate parade begins....


Do you see hate in your bean soup as well? I swear, that's ALL you ever have to say sometimes.."so full of hate"..."the haters..." balah blah blah or should I say hate hate hate. Talk about your broken record, sheesh.


Just the facts, ma'am....

forkushV
forkushV
Jan 25, 2015
2:31pm
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Originally posted by: hoops2
So why should shrillery be president?
Well, Hillary did vote to let the idiot go to war in Iraq, so that's two strikes against her. On the other hand, she and hubby were investigated, at a cost of $70 million in taxpayer dollars, by the very right-wing Ken Starr, and he nailed her for exactly nothing.

So all of the impotent accusations against her will end in question marks.
Boilerman
Boilerman
Jan 25, 2015
10:14pm
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One would have to be quite drunk to "nail" Hillary.


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Originally posted by: forkushV
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Originally posted by: hoops2
So why should shrillery be president?
Well, Hillary did vote to let the idiot go to war in Iraq, so that's two strikes against her. On the other hand, she and hubby were investigated, at a cost of $70 million in taxpayer dollars, by the very right-wing Ken Starr, and he nailed her for exactly nothing.

So all of the impotent accusations against her will end in question marks.


Boilerman
Boilerman
Jan 25, 2015
10:17pm
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I find Melon's comments funny, being he's one of the most hateful people on this board.

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Originally posted by: melonhead
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Originally posted by: hoops2
So why should shrillery be president?


And so the 2016 hate parade begins....



hoops2
hoops2
Jan 25, 2015
10:25pm
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Originally posted by: forkushV
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Originally posted by: hoops2
So why should shrillery be president?
Well, Hillary did vote to let the idiot go to war in Iraq, so that's two strikes against her. On the other hand, she and hubby were investigated, at a cost of $70 million in taxpayer dollars, by the very right-wing Ken Starr, and he nailed her for exactly nothing.

So all of the impotent accusations against her will end in question marks.


Don't jump the gun on the clinton family yet. Bill's name has surfaced in the Jeffrey epstein case.

What has hillary accomplished to be president?

melonhead
melonhead
Jan 26, 2015
2:28am
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Originally posted by: Boilerman
I find Melon's comments funny, being he's one of the most hateful people on this board.

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Originally posted by: melonhead
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Originally posted by: hoops2
So why should shrillery be president?


And so the 2016 hate parade begins....




jatki
jatki
Jan 26, 2015
2:53am
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Boilerman
Boilerman
Jan 26, 2015
9:10am
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Here we go again. Liberals answer with parody when they have no logical answer. It's becoming quite redundant with Melonhead.


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Originally posted by: melonhead
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Originally posted by: Boilerman
I find Melon's comments funny, being he's one of the most hateful people on this board.

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Originally posted by: melonhead
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Originally posted by: hoops2
So why should shrillery be president?


And so the 2016 hate parade begins....






pjstroh
pjstroh
Jan 26, 2015
9:40am
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The Steve King summit in Iowa has left only two electable GOP candidates in a general election - the two guys smart enough to not show up (Mitt and Jeb). Nearly impossible for the GOP to win Florida, Colorado, and Virginia in 2016 if the Latino vote breaks down like it did in the last 2 presidential elections. And Mitt is unelectable for other well known reasons. Which leaves Jeb whose only real baggage is his relationship to his short-bus brother.

I would actually be nervous Jeb could beat Hilary but will the Steve King wing of the Republicans allow him to take the nomination? I somehow doubt it but it will be entertaining.
malibber2
malibber2
Jan 26, 2015
9:52am
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Originally posted by: pjstroh
The Steve King summit in Iowa has left only two electable GOP candidates in a general election - the two guys smart enough to not show up (Mitt and Jeb). Nearly impossible for the GOP to win Florida, Colorado, and Virginia in 2016 if the Latino vote breaks down like it did in the last 2 presidential elections. And Mitt is unelectable for other well known reasons. Which leaves Jeb whose only real baggage is his relationship to his short-bus brother.

I would actually be nervous Jeb could beat Hilary but will the Steve King wing of the Republicans allow him to take the nomination? I somehow doubt it but it will be entertaining.


Isn't that sad they ran the dumb Bush first? Jeb appears to be half way smart. It is not so much the nomination he has to worry about as the establishment Republicans have the books cooked in that regard it is more that if he gets the nomination the base won't turn out for him in the general.
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