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Fixed your post.
And I know you ain't referring to FLOTUS in the above. That's for damn sure.
You don't have your very own fetish dolls?
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Fixed your post.
And I know you ain't referring to FLOTUS in the above. That's for damn sure.
You don't have your very own fetish dolls?

Well, yeah......but...they kinda look like something wholly sensible to get off too, like Christina Hendricks!
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Outgoing Speaker of the House John Boehner (R) ripped into some of his Republican colleagues on Sunday for failing to be realistic about what the party can and cannot do, and took a jab at bombastic Texas Sen. Ted Cruz (R) to make his point.
Appearing on Face the Nation, Boehner said he that he had begun to make plans to step down after colleague Eric Cantor was primaried out in July of last year by a Tea Party backed candidate.
Speaking of his legislative accomplishments, Boehner became quite animated when noting opposition often came from within his own party.
âAll [my legislation] done over the last four and a half years with a Democrat president and voted against by my most conservative members because âit wasnât good enough,'â an incredulous Boehner said before asking sarcastically, âReally?â
âThis the part that I really donât understand,â he continued before being asked if the hard liners were âunrealistic.â
âAbsolutely, theyâre unrealistic!â he exclaimed. âYou know the Bible says beware of false prophets. And there are people out there, yâknow, spreading noise about how much can get done. I mean this whole idea about shutting down government to get rid of Obamacare in 2013 â I mean, this plan never had a chance.â
I will now envision this every time he's on my radar.

Maybe the Clowns decided he was just a whimpering cry-baby?
Simmer down fellas, it's just junk food.![]()
he's always wearing orange face paint
Actually it seems the Clowns realized that even though he's always wearing orange face paint that he's actually not a clown.
You treat yourself with proper respect or I'll gobble down those cheetoes!

battle for control of the U.S. House of Representatives began taking clearer shape on Monday with a senior Republican announcing his bid, as expected, to replace retiring Speaker John Boehner, and another conservative declining to run.
Five-term Republican Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, who is the front-runner to become Boehnerâs successor, made it official in a letter to his House Republican colleagues and separately criticized Democratic President Barack Obamaâs foreign policy.
The 50-year-old Californian has built bridges to the Tea Party faction of the party, but his bid was met with skepticism from some of the same conservatives who made Boehnerâs tenure turbulent, ultimately driving him from power.
House Republicans jostle to push post-Boehner leadership further to the right
Seriously? WTF!
More Bridges to Nowhere, just what we fucking need!![]()
With the prospect of a government shutdown apparently decreasing, the public by a wide margin says that any congressional budget agreement must maintain funding for Planned Parenthood.
The latest national poll by the Pew Research Center, conducted Sept. 22-27 among 1,502 adults, finds that 60% say that any budget deal must maintain funding for Planned Parenthood, while 32% say that any agreement must eliminate funding for the organization.
If lawmakers fail to agree on a budget and the government does shut down, more say the Republicans (40%) than the Democrats (26%) would be more to blame; about a quarter (23%) volunteer that both sides would be equally to blame.
The US congressman who is leading the public inquiry against Hillary Clintonâs use of a private email server could continue his rambunctious rise to Washington power, if a drafting effort by the Republican far right succeeds in the wake of John Boehnerâs shock resignation.
Trey Gowdy, the South Carolina representative and chair of the House select committee on Benghazi, has been the thorn in the side of the former secretary and current White House frontrunner â and has forced her to testify before him next month.
Now, hard-line conservatives like those who drove Boehner to step down as House speaker last week are recruiting the fiery former prosecutor to take his crusades up a notch: as Republican majority leader in the House of Representatives.
Gowdyâs chairmanship of the Benghazi committee has made him a rightwing hero of sorts.
There appear to be two other leading candidates for the second-ranking position in the Republican-controlled House: Tom Price of Georgia and Steve Scalise of Louisiana.
Scalise, currently third in the party hierarchy, found himself in a firestorm in December when it emerged that he had spoken at a white supremacist conference in New Orleans which was also addressed by former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke .
He doesn't want to give up his sweet Hillz bashing gig to get lost in the POD.Rep. Trey Gowdy said Tuesday he will remain on the Benghazi Committee and is not running for House Republican leadership.
The South Carolina Republican also said he would reject a movement to draft him into the race.
"No, because I am staying on the Benghazi Committee," Gowdy, who chairs the special investigative panel, said.