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Title: Montana's Democrat Senate Candidate John Tester: "With laws passed like the Patriot Act, we need the 2nd Amendment now more than ever!"
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Published: Oct 2, 2006
Author: John Tester
Post Date: 2006-10-02 02:08:43 by Arator
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Keywords: Dem, Trumps, GOP
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Would a closet-gay pedophilic Pubbie ever say this?
Poster Comment: The times they are a changing...
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#1. To: Arator (#0)
News Analysis From the debate Lobbying Questions Fire Up Butte Burns-Tester Senate Debate By Paul Driscoll, 9-24-06 The latest Jon Tester-Conrad Burns debate in Butte, Montana on Saturday evening drew an increasing share of national media attention but offered up few new insights into either candidate. Still, the national spotlight will show a Reagan-era conservative and a populist progressive widely separated on key issues such as the war in Iraq, the war on terror, and taxation policy. Burns, the three-term Republican incumbent, failed to address the most pointed question of the debate, predictably whether disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff influenced two of his votes in the U.S. Senate. Burns repeatedly called the charges “baseless allegations and untruths.” Tester, who showed a fuller range of emotion in the course of the evening, probably found a sound bite moment in response to a Burns charge that he is “soft on terrorism.” Tester, Burns said, “doesn’t understand this enemy” and would weaken the Patriot Act. “Let me be clear,” Tester shot back sharply. “I don’t want to weaken the Patriot Act. I want to repeal it.” http://www.newwest.net/index.php/city/article/lobbying_questions_fire_up _butte_b urns_tester_senate_debate/C8/L8/
Wizbang Politics-September 29, 2006 2006 Montana Senate Race I was seriously livid when I read this article. As I have been repeating ad nauseum for as long as I can remember, we have five extremely vulnerable seats this year - Montana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Rhode Island, and Missouri. In Ohio, the Republican is having a hard time winning because of a corrupt Republican Governor. In Pennsylvania, the Republican is having a hard time because of the unpopularity of the President. In Rhode Island, the Republican is trying to win re-election in a state that has so few Republicans that there isn't a last person to turn out the lights. In Missouri, the Republican incumbent is competing for re-election in a state that has been for decades one of the most closely fought battlegrounds in the nation. And then there is Montana. The Democrats nominated a dangerous left-wing extremist with a funny name who thinks the Patriot Act has nothing to do with the War on Terror. The Democratic candidate is to John Kerry's left. He's probably to Ned Lamont's left. Meanwhile, the liberal internet fringe has been busy raising enormous sums of money for Tester. But what does incumbent Republican Senator Conrad Burns do? Instead of annihilating Tester, like he should be, Burns makes gaffe after gaffe, stupid statement after stupid statement. One would hope that after being burned so many times, Burns would stop touching the stove. But today the Senator practically put both hands on at a Senate hearing. Burns really should drop out of the race and let Mark Racicot run . . . blah, blah, blah . . . http://politics.wizbangblog.com/2006/09/29/2006-montana-senate- race.php
Nope. Time to take out the trash.
Thankfully I never got in the habit of voting a straight party ticket. I'd put down a vote for that "D" and day of the week. Damn shame more "R"s aren't like him. I'm sure I won't agree with him on everything, but at least he has the guts to look the RNC fear/hype machine straight in the eye and call their WOsT bluff.
"The more I see of life, the less I fear death" - Me.
Very refreshing coming from a dem. Most mainstream dems care only about their special interests [to get votes like the pubbies do with corps] like fags and playing the race card. Nice for someone to stand up for things that are important to ALL the people for a change.
#2. To: Arator (#0)
#3. To: Arator (#0)
Would a closet-gay pedophilic Pubbie ever say this?
#4. To: Arator (#0)
The times they are a changing...
#5. To: Arator (#0)
We need the 2nd amendment....
***LEAP***
"I tell you, freedom and human rights in America are doomed. The U.S. Government will lead the American people, and the West in general, into an unbearable hell and choking life.
-- Osama bin Laden
"A prohibition law strikes at the very principles upon which our govt was founded."
- Lincoln
All our liberties are due to men who, when their conscience has compelled them, have broken the laws of the land.
--William K Clifford
#6. To: randge (#2)
· Thomas Carper (D-DE) · Tim Johnson (D-SD) · Mary Landrieu (D-LA) · Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ) · Joe Lieberman (D-CT) · Robert Menendez (D-NJ) · Bill Nelson (D-FL) · Ben Nelson (D-NE) · Mark Pryor (D-AR) · Jay Rockefeller (D-WV) · Ken Salazar (D-CO) · Debbie Stabenow (D-MI)
The 12 Democrats who voted in favor of the Bush Administration's torture bill this week:
#7. To: It is a Republic (#6)
If you were a Montanan, you'd probably still vote for Pubbie Conrad Burns, wouldn't you?
Check out my blog, America, the Bushieful.
#8. To: angle (#6)
All the folks I know who are Democrats are regular folks. Nice people. How is it that they put such cretins into office? Like I said: Time to take out the garbage. Crats and Pubs both.
#9. To: Arator (#7)
No ........ I'd vote against the member of the gang more to the left. That would be your gang.
#10. To: randge (#8) (Edited)
are they knowledgeable? intelligent? do they suspect our government of treason? i doubt it. that's why they vote for these self-serving crooks.
regular folk
#11. To: angle (#10)
Yeah, educated, smart, responsible. You'd leave your kids with them if, like, you and your wife got in an accident or something and wound up in the hospital. They vote for turds that, for the most part, don't believe in anything but themselves.
#12. To: angle (#10)
There was a Texan on here last nite running for Congress, he was looking for loot. When I told him we didnt need another republican Congressman, we needed an American, he left.
self-servicing crooks.
#13. To: It Is A Republic (#9)
You know, sticking with the GOP (gays or pedophiles) despite their treason is almost akin to outing oneself as a closet homosexual/pedophile. Are you one? If not, why do you vote for a party led by them?
No ........ I'd vote against the member of the gang more to the left. That would be your gang.
Check out my blog, America, the Bushieful.
#14. To: It Is A Republic, All (#9)
Is anyone else delighted that the GOP seems about to implode? Having been swept up in the initial Free Republic purge, then leaving Goldi and her Zionist freaks behind some time ago, I must admit this rash of recent news is music to my ears. November predictions anyone? I think the House is gone and the Senate is a possible loss.
#15. To: Jethro Tull (#14) (Edited)
After seeing Dem. Tester whip up on dottering Burns last night on c-span, I think the Senate is definitely up for grabs. The Dems have finally learned to run on red state issues (like freedom and the 2nd amendment). Terror-scarer Conrad Burns is toast, I think.
I think the House is gone and the Senate is a possible loss.
Check out my blog, America, the Bushieful.
#16. To: Arator (#15)
I hope you're right. There is NO way the Ds could be any worse that the Rs in matters of freedom. What happened to the '94 revolution and term limits? (silly question)
#17. To: Arator (#13)
If you think the other party is any better you are fooling yourself.
#18. To: It Is A Republic (#17)
In what way are the Rs better?
#19. To: It Is A Republic (#17) (Edited)
No party, not even the Dems, could be worse than today's Pubbies. The GOP (gays or pedophiles) are treasonous freedom-crushing fascist perverts. They are unAmerican to the core. They are destroying all that is good in this country. And so they must go the way of the Whigs. To have them continue as a major American political party would only prolong our national shame and disgrace. They need to join the German Nazi Party in the dustbin of history.
If you think the other party is any better you are fooling yourself.
Check out my blog, America, the Bushieful.
#20. To: Jethro Tull (#18)
I am breathless waiting for IAR's reply.
#21. To: Cynicom (#12)
ROFL! How rude.
When I told him we didnt need another republican Congressman, we needed an American, he left.
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#22. To: Jethro Tull (#18)
Tax cuts that really do stimulate the economy and through increased activity raises revenue ....... Judges that do not legislate from the bench (as much) ....... at least for now .......... I don't care which party starts going in the right/correct direction ............... I prefer to work within a framework instead of scrapping everything and anarchy. One is fooling oneself if they think the left would be more protective of what rights we have left.
#23. To: It Is A Republic (#22)
I could carve a better defense case out of a banana.
#24. To: randge (#23)
Not a defense banana boy, just the way things are.
#25. To: It Is A Republic (#24)
"what rights we have left" You're no Karl Rove, that's for sure.
#26. To: Jethro Tull (#14)
The biggest problem is not the Repubs. but the fact the opposition is more bankrupt and leaderless. There is nothing to push them in another direction. Perhaps a loss will wake them up. The loss in '94 did not help the left.
#27. To: randge (#23)
I could carve a better defense case out of a banana. At this point, I'd trust a banana to run Congress. Toss as soon as the freckles appear. I wonder how old the average congressperson is in banana years? :)
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#28. To: It Is A Republic (#26)
You are in denial. They are their own biggest problem, so don't blame the competition. Time to dump all the turds in the sandbox. You sprinkle some sand on your turds and call them almond roca if you want to, but it's still a turd. Bring in more sand to cover the smell... changes nothing, still a turd down there. Imagine if you will, a turd-free Congress. Even cleaning 1/3 of the sandbox, is better than letting it reek from filth. Turd rotation is not the answer either. I say, out with the turds. All of them.
The biggest problem is not the Repubs.
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#29. To: jessejane (#27)
#30. To: randge (#29)
LOL!! How cute... Loved the old commercials!! Thanks.. :)
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#31. To: randge, arator, angle, all (#8)
About 95% of those put up for and finally elected to public office, in either party, at all levels of government; i.e., local, state and national, are attorneys. What do you not understand?
How is it that they put such cretins into office?
The Talmudic Khazar-Jew dream; Christians killing Muslims and Muslims killing Christians. What could be better than that? Well, Whites killing non-Whites and non-Whites killing Whites, of course.
#32. To: It Is A Republic, jessejane, all (#26)
Geez. Wake up! How is it that they put such cretins into office? About 95% of those put up for and finally elected to public office, in either party, at all levels of government; i.e., local, state and national, are attorneys. What do you not understand?
The biggest problem is not the Repubs. but the fact the opposition is more bankrupt and leaderless.
The Talmudic Khazar-Jew dream; Christians killing Muslims and Muslims killing Christians. What could be better than that? Well, Whites killing non-Whites and non-Whites killing Whites, of course.
#33. To: It Is A Republic (#22)
Please tell me how much your tax break was, and what you purchased with it. Also, how did your purchase stimulate the economy. Also, what decision by a Republican judge can you point to that has made a difference to you, your family and the nation?
#34. To: Jethro Tull (#14)
Even if the Democrats don't quite take a majority in the Senate, I think we'll be looking at a swing of at least four votes. In a 51-49 Senate, the Democrats will have a lot more power, and be able to filibuster all sorts of things they can't now.
I think the House is gone and the Senate is a possible loss.
Katrina was America's Chernobyl.
#35. To: jessejane (#27) (Edited)
I'm thinking the banana and the congressperson have the same IQ.. *Disclaimer--my apologies to all the bananas of the world for that most egregious slander by comparasion..
I wonder how old the average congressperson is in banana years? :)
#36. To: richard9151 (#31)
Thank you for your input, richard. Context, perpective, insight. That's what we've learned to expect from you, buddy.
#37. To: Arator (#15)
I think I heard on C-SPAN this morning that the latest polling puts Tester seven points ahead. If an incumbent like Burns is polling that badly, I think he's road kill. Isn't Tester a real rancher (as opposed to faux rancher Bush)?
Katrina was America's Chernobyl.
#38. To: aristeides (#34)
Absolutely. If they come that close, you'll see a weak Republican party grab it's ankles and bend over. It couldn't happen to a more deserving bunch.
#39. To: It Is A Republic (#17)
At least they're a different party. That means that, if they take Congress, we will at least benefit from gridlock.
If you think the other party is any better you are fooling yourself.
Katrina was America's Chernobyl.
#40. To: aristeides (#37)
Are we assuming Santorum & Allen gone?
#41. To: Arator (#0)
Is this the fat guy with a buzz haircut? I had C-Span on as I was falling asleep last night and they were showing the Montana senate debate. The GOP incumbent is, apparently, the #1 recipient of Abramoff donations and the Demo guy made sure that everyone was aware of it. The GOP guy was advancing this most bizarre defense saying that 'forget about what he took from Abramoff because Montana was always his number one priority so, he may be corrupt in many ways but he never betrayed his beloved Montana'. Then I fell asleep.
Antiparty - find out why, think about 'how'
#42. To: jessejane (#28)
it should not be a competition .......... just against the other side ......... partisan gang like attitudes .......... that is lazy thinking and dangerous for the nation ..........
so don't blame the competition
#43. To: Jethro Tull (#40)
I think we can assume Santorum will be gone. Allen's fate is not yet clear.
Katrina was America's Chernobyl.
#44. To: Jethro Tull (#33)
actually if you do not know the answer to that you are too uninformed to talk with ..... you are ""just"" against the Repubs like a programmed robot......... that is just not a good place to be .........
#45. To: It Is A Republic (#42)
Crap. A lot of us are sick to death of the authors of travesties like the "Patriot" Act and the Military Commissions Act. The D's may be along for the ride but the R's are the authors. And for that we will NEVER forgive them.
#46. To: Lady X (#35)
*Disclaimer--my apologies to all the bananas of the world for that most egregious slander by comparasion.. ROFL! Well, if we are to be a Banana Republic... then, it follows, Banana's need a voice. ;)
I'm thinking the banana and the congressperson have the same IQ..
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#47. To: aristeides (#39)
we are gridlocked now ............ 60 votes needed to do anything good in the Senate but too many Chaffee's, etc.
#48. To: It Is A Republic (#47)
I didn't see any gridlock when they just passed the torture bill that gutted our Constitution. A Senate where the Democrats had a bit more confidence and votes would have blocked it.
Katrina was America's Chernobyl.
#49. To: It Is A Republic (#42)
Aren't you getting dizzy with the spin? You have the lazy thinking here. Paid by the post are ya?
it should not be a competition .......... just against the other side ......... partisan gang like attitudes .......... that is lazy thinking and dangerous for the nation ..........
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#50. To: randge (#45)
and that puts you in the same boat as the "greatest generation" remembering the depression that were born Democrats, always blindly voted that way and thus allowed the party to screw them over and over and over and ......... just like the blacks are being screwed over and over and over and ........... and you are getting in line to be screwed over and over and ............
#51. To: jessejane (#49)
Paid by the madrassa are ya?
#52. To: Jethro Tull (#14)
Dream on. These fu*kers are firmly entrenched.
Is anyone else delighted that the GOP seems about to implode?
#53. To: Arator (#19)
bump it even tho i see the dems as corrupt parts of the show, especially the dems voting for bushs torture bill and suspension of habeas corpus.
The GOP (gays or pedophiles) are treasonous freedom-crushing fascist perverts. They are unAmerican to the core. They are destroying all that is good in this country.
#54. To: Arator (#0)
In Montana, Democrat Jon Tester, the state Senate president, led incumbent Republican Sen. Conrad Burns 47-40 percent. The Mason-Dixon poll was conducted for the Lee Newspapers
Katrina was America's Chernobyl.
#55. To: It Is A Republic (#51)
Well there you go.. typical shill response. LOL!! So, you support turds of any political smell, as long as you keep the status quo. Now that's a platform to draw to. Are you so bent on partisan politics that you can't possibly imagine people wanting their political systems to be as clean as possible? Are you denying the polls that reflect 70-75% of the American people are unhappy with the performance of Congress. To extrpolate your response, would suggest that they are all then, paid by a Madrassa. (What an IDIOTIC comment). You know, it's a weak, pathetic slam on American voters across the nation. I believe both parties actually know the people are a little miffed. You might find that out too, and when you do, ask yourself, what would make them happy? Now that's a novel idea. Perhaps you'll be surprised to find out that our reps do know what their constituents want, but for reasons perhaps you can supply, do not vote the will of those who put them in office. Why do you suppose that is?
Paid by the madrassa are ya?
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#56. To: It Is A Republic (#22)
If the Gays Or Pedophiles have done so well for the past six years, why are 90% of thier ads negative attack ads? It seems like they would want to talk about their record in office if they have done as well as you say. Why are they desperately trying to keep their record out of the debate? By the way, don't you have a little boy to diddle somewhere? What are you doing here?
Tax cuts that really do stimulate the economy and through increased activity raises revenue ....... Judges that do not legislate from the bench (as much) ....... at least for now .......... I don't care which party starts going in the right/correct direction ............... I prefer to work within a framework instead of scrapping everything and anarchy. One is fooling oneself if they think the left would be more protective of what rights we have left.
#57. To: randge (#36)
Thank you, randge. Please see my new post, I have a question for the forum.
Thank you for your input, richard.
The Talmudic Khazar-Jew dream; Christians killing Muslims and Muslims killing Christians. What could be better than that? Well, Whites killing non-Whites and non-Whites killing Whites, of course.
#58. To: It Is A Republic (#44)
I think he is "just" against the Republicans because he has seen them in unfettered action for the past six years .... Mr. .... support ... GOP ... at ... any .... cost ... suppport .... GOP .... at .... any .... cost ... beep .... beep. .... beeeep.
actually if you do not know the answer to that you are too uninformed to talk with ..... you are ""just"" against the Repubs like a programmed robot......... that is just not a good place to be .........
#59. To: It Is A Republic (#44)
I hear you, no answer :)
#60. To: jessejane (#55)
My post was the same as your post to me madrassa queen. All you offer is tripe. Paid by the ton of tripe you spew?
#61. To: Minerva (#56)
Show me where I ever defended that type of behavior. It is you who want to turn things over to the party that are actually supported by the gay movement. I guess it is your goal to move to SF to become a cheerleader in the Cornhole Bowl?
#62. To: Jethro Tull (#14)
b)I think the House is gone and the Senate is a possible loss. a)Yes, I agree the GOP is on the run. I wonder how the GOP talk-jock radio heads are dealing with the news? Are their heads exploding? I have no time to listen today but if anyone does please share how Pills and Savage and Sean comport themselves, for example? b) I'd predict that the GOP lose both Senate and House. Which is fine by me, as a start, because that would spell gridlock, and would leave the elected 2 party fraud members squabbling between themselves 24/7 for the next 2 years.
a)Is anyone else delighted that the GOP seems about to implode?
#63. To: It Is A Republic (#44)
Danger Will Robinson! ... The ... other ... side ... is ... worse ... the ... side ... is ... worse ... the ... other ... side ... is ... worse ... it ... is ... all ... Clinton's ... fault.
actually if you do not know the answer to that you are too uninformed to talk with ..... you are ""just"" against the Repubs like a programmed robot......... that is just not a good place to be .........
#64. To: It Is A Republic (#61) (Edited)
You spent a good part of yesterday spinning in support of the party that has been enabling the pedophile for the past five years. #16. To: christine (#15) The saving grace for the conservative movement is unless they continue on their fall from any moral level for ""many"" more years, they will still be head and shoulders above the traitorous, socialist, backstabbing, bastards on the left. At least Foley was forced to resign. It Is A Republic posted on 2006-10-01 17:20:35 ET Reply Trace Private Reply And you are doing it right here, right now. Why do you ask? Can't you see your own nose in the mirror?
how me where I ever defended that type of behavior.
#65. To: Minerva (#64)
That was defending Foley? Learn to read madrassa queen. By your lack of reasoning skills you are defending one side by attacking the other side. What have you done other than bitch and attack?
#66. To: It Is A Republic (#65)
That's two people on this thread you've accused of being involved somehow with madrassas. Is that your sole explanation for people who disagree with you?
Learn to read madrassa queen.
Katrina was America's Chernobyl.
#67. To: It Is A Republic (#50)
Just what audience do you think you're playing to here, mister?? Do you think that you are impressing anyone here by plying that Limpbaugh- Hannity-Savage brush to tar your opponent with the "liberal" or "democrat" brush? No regular poster that I know of here is infected with the usual pathologies of left-right thinking common in this country. I do see all-around revulsion with the fatuous, self-absorbed, authoritarian terrorism created in the White House, Congress and Republican talking shops and the sewer of resulting legislation that is almost exclusively "Republican" handiwork. I don't know what I'll do in November. Maybe pull the lever for the Libertarians or Constitutionalists. You may be certain that I will never vote for the party of Rove-Bush-Delay. Ever.
#68. To: It Is A Republic (#60) (Edited)
Naturally, you could not respond in a civil manner. You draw none to your way of thinking. Rather you drive them to see who you are, and who you defend. If you can not and will not accept an invitation for a honest discussion, then I can draw no other conclusion, you do not want to have one. Fine with me. Be off now scooter. And don't sniff your fingers.
My post was the same as your post to me madrassa queen. All you offer is tripe. Paid by the ton of tripe you spew?
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#69. To: jessejane (#68)
not trying, too many bash everything bots here stuck on their own negativity and not willing to actually act within a framework that will not change to what they want it to be .........
You draw none to your way of thinking
#70. To: It Is A Republic (#60)
90% of all Republican ads this year are negative. They sound just like you. Spewing mindless hate at anyone who disagrees with them. Do you think you can bully us into your world or blindness, hatred and perversion?
My post was the same as your post to me madrassa queen. All you offer is tripe. Paid by the ton of tripe you spew?
#71. To: Minerva (#70)
Do you think you can bully us into your world or blindness, hatred and perversion? 90% of all Political ads this year are negative. They sound just like you. Spewing mindless hate at anyone who disagrees with them. There are 2 parties. The party of Barney Frank, Gary Studds and the party of Foley. The ones who claim to be different from those parties are Independents Jeffords and Sanders who caucus with the Rats and Libertarian Paul who caucuses with the Pubbies. Your attack on the more conservative of the two parties put you on the left or part of a tiny fringe group with absolutely no chance of changing anything. Why did Paul go with the pubbies? That was/is his best chance of making a difference in the way he wants to go. Same for Jeffords and Sanders who are part of the Barney Frank, Gary Studds gang. Barney Frank (my lover and I have a homosexual whorehouse in our basement but I don't know anything about it) is still there while Studds served a good while past the revelation of a 10 year affair with a young page. As decadent as Foley is, he was forced to resign on less decadence than either of the Rats. Do you see a difference? Probably not.
90% of all Republican ads this year are negative. They sound just like you. Spewing mindless hate at anyone who disagrees with them.
#72. To: It Is A Republic (#71)
No, I probably don't.
As decadent as Foley is, he was forced to resign on less decadence than either of the Rats. Do you see a difference? Probably not.
#73. To: It Is A Republic (#71) (Edited)
You are telling a knowing and deliberate lie here. But what is that to the party of Rove, WMD and cakewalk wars?
90% of all Political ads this year are negative. They sound just like you. Spewing mindless hate at anyone who disagrees with them.
#74. To: It Is A Republic (#71)
Let me amend your statement to reflect the truth. As decadent as Foley is, he was still protected and hidden by his party bosses for a period of up to five years. He was not forced to resign until he was outed by one of his victims and the dishonest Republican scum who were enabling him could no longer hide the reality. Now, isn't that better? Doesn't the basic honesty make you feel clean?
As decadent as Foley is, he was forced to resign on less decadence than either of the Rats.
#75. To: It Is A Republic (#69)
I'm wondering why you're posting here. The language you use is not conducive to informing people or swaying them to your point of view. What's the point?
#76. To: It Is A Republic (#71) (Edited)
You are a good and obedient GOP shill. I appreciate you telling us to ignore what the GOP is doing today and to instead focus on what some Democrat did a long time ago. Your party, the GOP, choose to manipulate and divide the country with the homo issue. Your party demonized them. Your party used the the gay issue as a wedge to manipulate ignorant fundie types. And your party is now caught covering up for one of it's members who enjoys buggering little boys. Your propaganda is now coming home to roost. Enjoy it.
Barney Frank (my lover and I have a homosexual whorehouse in our basement but I don't know anything about it) is still there while Studds served a good while past the revelation of a 10 year affair with a young page.
#77. To: jessejane (#55)
The only reason I do not put him on the filter is so I can have a few laughs. ;0)
(What an IDIOTIC comment).
“The tendency of democracies is, in all things, to mediocrity, since the tastes, knowledge, and principles of the majority form the tribunal of appeal.” James Fenimore Cooper
#78. To: BTP Holdings (#77) (Edited)
The truth about these people has been filtered out long enough. Best to shine a light on these puss-bags. Defending pedophiles. That's what we are seeing here. Child Sex rings. Human trafficking through the border. Exploitation. Coverups. What a filthy pit of evil. Utter evil. Sure, trust them in November to protect your kids.
The only reason I do not put him on the filter is so I can have a few laughs. ;0)
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#79. To: scrapper2 (#62)
Both Pills and Hannity see the Foley problem as a political dirty trick. Pills said Foley - to his knowledge - never touched a boy, so basically no harm, no foul. Hannity thinks the kids themselves are part of the Democratic "attack machine." This is wonderful stuff :)
I wonder how the GOP talk-jock radio heads are dealing with the news? Are their heads exploding?
#80. To: Jethro Tull (#79)
I have always had my druthers bout the orientation of Pills.
never touched a boy, so basically no harm, no foul.
#81. To: Cynicom (#80)
I understand he likes his golf caddies male, and under 15 years old.
Pills Limbaugh
#82. To: Jethro Tull (#79)
Limbaugh knows Foley that well? That's interesting. Of course, they're in the same part of Florida, aren't they?
Pills said Foley - to his knowledge - never touched a boy, so basically no harm, no foul.
Katrina was America's Chernobyl.
#83. To: aristeides (#82)
Rush "I want a Cabana Boy too" Limbaugh lives in Palm Beach, as does Foley.
#84. To: Jethro Tull (#83)
Does Foley play golf, anybody know?
Katrina was America's Chernobyl.
#85. To: aristeides (#84)
Does golf involve playing with balls?
Does Foley play golf, anybody know?
#86. To: Jethro Tull (#85)
Now now, a little decorum here.
Does golf involve playing with balls?
#87. To: Jethro Tull (#79)
You must have gotten a migraine after listening to them, but thanks for "your sacrifice" so we could get a summary of what those jughead-shockjocks had to say today. Teehee...I love the idea of Pills standing up for Foley - like Foley isn't in enough trouble now, then he gets a personal recommendation from El Rushbow...ouch, that's got to hurt Foley's credibility with federal authorities investigating his kiddie abuse stuff. Hannity - how did such a dumb guy, albeit with a pretty face, "land in the butter" with his talk show gig being picked up by radio and TV and making him into a multi-millionaire in short order? Shish - there are PhD's driving cabs and waiting on tables in America and Sean "hello my friend" Hannity without a college degree is a spectacular success story? I don't get it.
Both Pills and Hannity see the Foley problem as a political dirty trick. Pills said Foley - to his knowledge - never touched a boy, so basically no harm, no foul. Hannity thinks the kids themselves are part of the Democratic "attack machine." This is wonderful stuff :)
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