@heywhat: That's because Shrub was thinking, "Why didn't Teddy just shove the boy over and cackle, 'Gimp! GIMP! GIMP!' while pointing at his prosthetic leg like I would have done?"
I keep going to Sarah Palin's Facebook page because the outrageous statements thrill me...
The other day some on her page said "I'm thinking hey, there's a open seat in the Senate, let's fill it"... Suggesting that Sarah Palin would be given Ted Kennedy's Senate seat...
@Muscato: Yeah; about that Bush 41 thing. His flack said that the 85 minute drive was "not possible" for a man of his advanced years. So, apparently, jumping out of planes every year on your birthday is less strenuous than a commute that most Los Angeles residents make everyday.
Not to seem unfeeling, but I think 41 is frailer than most of us know. He hasn't been seen much lately and last I saw him he had that "seedy" look properous men get right before they buy the farm. And I'm not talking about Crawford.
Ok, I'm pretty sure the first time they had ever heard of the term "Clear & Present Danger" is when that Jack Ryan movie came out.
One good thing about this Birther nonsense is that people who may have never read the Constitution actually cracked it open for a peek. Though I would really love if they could read the Federalist Papers first, especially that happy little section about the dangers of factions.
That could easily have been written by Dwight Schrute. They should find a way to work it into the show. It is so eerily similar to his "perfect date" description, all that's missing are poison arrows.
17th Amendment? The direct election of Senators? I was sure that was a typo until I checked the link. Yep, they want to skip overturning the New Deal and jump right to upending the gains of the Progressive Era.
Why stop there? Let's overturn those child labor laws, and then keep working our way backwards through the amendments. After the income tax, you're tantalizingly close to the 15th and that pesky ban on involuntary servitude on condition of race.
This march would draw maybe 5000 sad, sexually frustrated enzyte users.
I nevertheless fear seeing 5000 sickly white losers with cellphones clipped to braided belts fastened with a bald eagle buckle that holds up american flag print shorts and holds in a generous paunch under a sleeveless t-shirt showing a bald eagle on the american flag with a solitary tear, wrapping its talons around the twin towers and barely covering a pair of generous moobs.
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I thought when the camera panned to Bush he just looked stiff, uncomfortable and confused. Like he was out of it or something.
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The other day some on her page said "I'm thinking hey, there's a open seat in the Senate, let's fill it"... Suggesting that Sarah Palin would be given Ted Kennedy's Senate seat...
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The Palinistas are as delusional as ever.
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Not to seem unfeeling, but I think 41 is frailer than most of us know. He hasn't been seen much lately and last I saw him he had that "seedy" look properous men get right before they buy the farm. And I'm not talking about Crawford.
08/29/09
Being married to that drunken louche would make me an alcoholic, too.
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07/23/09
Here's the story because I'm sure you want to read about how she's not only incompetent but also a liar.
07/23/09
Here's the article.
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One good thing about this Birther nonsense is that people who may have never read the Constitution actually cracked it open for a peek. Though I would really love if they could read the Federalist Papers first, especially that happy little section about the dangers of factions.
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Why stop there? Let's overturn those child labor laws, and then keep working our way backwards through the amendments. After the income tax, you're tantalizingly close to the 15th and that pesky ban on involuntary servitude on condition of race.
07/22/09
I nevertheless fear seeing 5000 sickly white losers with cellphones clipped to braided belts fastened with a bald eagle buckle that holds up american flag print shorts and holds in a generous paunch under a sleeveless t-shirt showing a bald eagle on the american flag with a solitary tear, wrapping its talons around the twin towers and barely covering a pair of generous moobs.