I was looking at a hairy pussy thumbnail gallery post when I noticed the girl's shirt in the pic
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As such a strict follower of the Constitution, I am surprised you have never heard of the House of Representatives!
But being a bible thumping hypocrite having premarital sex is. Just another religious phony .
Quote from: Zero Hero EDGE™ on November 04, 2009, 03:23:26 PMBut being a bible thumping hypocrite having premarital sex is. Just another religious phony .I don't know. nowadays even most religious people have premarital sex it isn't really something that unordinary. I don't know much about this woman, I'm just saying that the tape existing doesnt really mean anything. It's not like she was against taping sex?
Quote from: FlameOfCallandor on November 04, 2009, 03:28:24 PMQuote from: Zero Hero EDGE™ on November 04, 2009, 03:23:26 PMBut being a bible thumping hypocrite having premarital sex is. Just another religious phony .I don't know. nowadays even most religious people have premarital sex it isn't really something that unordinary. I don't know much about this woman, I'm just saying that the tape existing doesnt really mean anything. It's not like she was against taping sex?It's "unordinary" when the religious person in question tries to lecture the public on moral values and becomes a spokesman for Christian fundies
Nope sorry, I dont see how having a sex tape and gay marriage having anything to do with each other at all.
On the heels of the NY-23 special House election, in which Conservative Party insurgent Doug Hoffman overtook moderate GOP nominee Dede Scozzafava, only to lose to Democrat Bill Owens, NRSC chairman John Cornyn (R-TX) has announced that the GOP's national Senate committee will not be spending money in contested primaries."There's no incentive for us to weigh in," Cornyn told ABC News. "We have to look at our resources."This could have huge ramifications in the Florida Senate race, where moderate Gov. Charlie Crist has been endorsed by the NRSC, and faces the more conservative former state House Speaker Marco Rubio. Crist has already emerged as a new top target for the same right-wing activists who went after Scozzafava.Crist may be the officially endorsed candidate of the national GOP, but this official support won't count for much if he doesn't get actual money from the party. At best, he could be able to round up extra fundraising and endorsements, separate from the official party apparatus but thanks to its imprimatur. The campaign of the likely Democratic nominee, Rep. Kendrick Meek, sent out the story in a release today, calling the news a "major development."Cornyn said that the party can learn from NY-23. "The first lesson is that competitive primaries are generally a good thing," Cornyn said. "To me, that's the overarching lesson to be learned out of the 23rd. When 11 people get behind closed doors and pick the nominee ... the grassroots are going to find an alternative."Late Update: A national GOP source downplayed the story to TPM, telling us: "Far from being a major development, this is really nothing more than clarifying what should be obvious to anyone who has been following the dynamics of the Florida Senate race. It's a major development when the President of the United States comes to your state and doesn't know how to pronounce the last name of the Democrat Senate candidate. This isn't."
And in more teabagger news, they've found newer, hotter targetA California Republican aiming to unseat Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA) next year has gotten a boost from conservative Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC).DeMint announced last night his Senate Conservatives Fund was endorsing state Assemblyman Chuck DeVore over former Hewlett Packard chief Carly Fiorina. The group supports only "rock solid" conservatives, organizers told supporters on a conference call last night as election results came in.
Jesus FoC you sure play dumb well.
Quote from: Willco on November 04, 2009, 02:39:39 PMAs such a strict follower of the Constitution, I am surprised you have never heard of the House of Representatives!Now that you have more dems in the house Im sure we will have a public option... right? Right?
Not quite. I'm most definitely a Republican, but Flame is representative of the new and re-energized right that has no room for moderates. I come from a family of conservatives, and while I am more socially progressive then they are, even they are feeling kind of left out.If being a Republican now constitutes living in a fantasy world detached from reality, prizing your ideology before results, never willing to compromise, hating those that are pro-choice, stopping gays from getting married and supporting frivolous military spending while axing social programs - then yes, I am probably not a Republican.
If being a Republican now constitutes living in a fantasy world detached from reality, prizing your ideology before results, never willing to compromise, hating those that are pro-choice, stopping gays from getting married and supporting frivolous military spending while axing social programs - then yes, I am probably not a Republican.
Quote If being a Republican now constitutes living in a fantasy world detached from reality, prizing your ideology before results, never willing to compromise, hating those that are pro-choice, stopping gays from getting married and supporting frivolous military spending while axing social programs - then yes, I am probably not a Republican.I'm pro choice, have no problem with gays getting married and don't support military spending...
JERUSALEM – Open crates from a cargo ship seized Wednesday by Israel revealed dark green missiles inside. Containers from the vessel bore writing in English that said "I.R. Iranian Shipping Lines Group."Israel alleged that the shipment of hundreds of tons of rockets, missiles, mortars, grenades and anti-tank weapons — the largest it ever seized — was headed for Hezbollah guerrillas in Lebanon.
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http://cspan.org/Watch/C-SPAN3_wm.aspxGOP protest at the capitol live. This is surreal
The GOP is really putting it all on the line for health care because they know that when it passes and becomes very popular, it will be thrown in their face for every election from here on out.
Quote from: Zero Hero EDGE™ on November 05, 2009, 01:48:10 PMThe GOP is really putting it all on the line for health care because they know that when it passes and becomes very popular, it will be thrown in their face for every election from here on out.THis makes no sense at all. If they knew it was going pass why would they want it to be thrown in their face? Logic fail
They don't want it to pass. Why do you think they are having a 'rally' in DC today. But thankfully, they are powerless to do anything about it. Unless they instigate a riot and take Dems out the old fashioned way.
Election Day losses in Virginia and New Jersey have congressional Democrats focused like never before on jobs — their own.While the White House and party leaders are urging calm, Democratic incumbents from red states and Republican-leaning districts are anything but; Tuesday's statehouse defeats have left them acutely aware that their votes on health care reform and other major Obama initiatives could be career-enders in 2010 or beyond.“I should be nervous,” said Rep. Parker Griffith, a freshman Democrat from Huntsville, Ala.Griffith said the Democratic rank and file is “very, very sensitive” to the fact that issues being pushed by party leaders “have the potential to cost some of our front-line members their seats.”House Democrats, forced to take a tough vote on a controversial cap-and-trade climate change bill in June, may have to vote as earlier as this weekend on the even more controversial health care bill. Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her leadership team have struggled to get moderates on board for that vote, and Tuesday's results won't make the task any easier.
http://blogs.abcnews.com/thenote/2009/11/protesters-arrested-at-liebermans-office.htmlI was unaware of this faction of tea baggers.
The same politico that has repeatedly run stories of the public option being dead by quoting anonymous white house aides.
The GOP is doing sooo bad they are winning elections.
The GOP is doing sooo bad they are winning elections. Never Change you guys
