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Sean Renaud
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I'm sorry, what's the exact problem here?
IrezumiKiss
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It's a slow, lonely Sunday night for online conservative schmucks and Vette's feeling
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ms_ann_thrope
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Sean Renaud
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She wasn't an unnattractive young woman. I mean sure she got old, but that's what people do. Except Sean Connery. He doesn't get older. He gets better.
Wrong Element
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With vetteman? How much time you got?
(A special LOL at his apparent belief that the use of FDR stamps is something sinister.)
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Because anything that happened before you were born in the formative process of possibly the next president of the United States is irrelevant?
Good plan. Let's just listen to the campaign stump speeches and take the candidates at their word as to their beliefs, aims motivations and desires.
What could possibly go wrong with that plan?
RobDownSouth
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No, but it's not like Hillary is some sort of blank slate. She has a pretty extensive public record, which added up shows that she's about as radical as cottage cheese. Even if she was playing at being a "revolutionary" in 1971, she got over it decades ago.
Hell, Michelle Bachmann voted for Jimmy Carter. People change.
phrodeau
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The FDR stamp was for 6 cents, which had been the first-class one-ounce rate up to May 1971. The airmail rate in July 1971 was 11 cents.
I suppose a True American would have bought a five-cent George Washington stamp to add to a leftover FDR stamp for airmail.
Que
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Valid. I would argue that she was "just" FLOTUS , a less than stellar Senator and an ineffectual Sec State.
However, Bill was clearly occupied and who knows how much she actually wrote policy.
Bill and or Hillary had to tack center or lose re-election, though. If she is willing to be pragmatic, she would have been a better choice than the current occupant of the White House.
Sean Renaud
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Any more pragmatic than Obama and he would have just won the election to prove he could and walked out. Seriously you guys won. This was not a Democrat Presidency. We have Ocare to show and nothing else.
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Que
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Fortunately the current administration has killed off the space program. The only expendable area of government expenditure possible.
So now, little boys cannot be astronauts either.
GOOD news is there are no gender requirements to be a NASA global warming warrior.
phrodeau
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Wow, you can't keep yourself from being wrong can you?
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Fixed your post. You are welcome.
Sean Renaud
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True and we're deeply ashamed of that.
Wait. . .the president writes the budgets now? Can I get you on record because while I blame Obama usually Republicans want to claim that the House does something.
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Each admin appoints agency heads. Agency heads submit budget requests and set agency priorities, goals and mission statements.
Congress pays the EPA. Are you under the impression that the Republican House that authorizes their funding is happy with their spending priorities and mission objectives?
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Hillary is Eva Peron except she gives no money away to poor people or listens to there cares or intervenes for them. Mostly she has blonde hair and drinks enough to keep her ass big. That's a lot.
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miles
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So we'll have two Alinsky followers elected President in a row. What were the odds? 
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Except that's not true.
US manned space flight has been privatized. The solution of the right for everything in government.
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Hillary's Baby
Obama, you see, is our nemesis. He is a totem, the logical manifestation of a warped media, the reification of some crazy — and arrogant — ideas about redistributive politics, the statist economy, and cultural and social life that permeated American life the last forty years. He is the president with a 1,000 faces that we have all seen at work, on TV, throughout American life, and at some point the odds determined that we had to have a rendezvous with him— perhaps a catharsis to teach us the wages of Keynesian debt, of a social policy contrary to human nature with its equality of result doctrines, of an all-powerful, all-growing unaccountable government, of the now hip ambiguity about past American protocols and history. Obama is the exaggeration of all the dubious ideas that arose since the 1960s — brought to fruition on his watch, delivered by mellifluous cadences by an untouchable persona.
In fact, a Barack Obama was long overdue. Had he not appeared out of nowhere in 2008, we would have surely had to invent him.
Victor Davis Hanson
Obama, you see, is our nemesis. He is a totem, the logical manifestation of a warped media, the reification of some crazy — and arrogant — ideas about redistributive politics, the statist economy, and cultural and social life that permeated American life the last forty years. He is the president with a 1,000 faces that we have all seen at work, on TV, throughout American life, and at some point the odds determined that we had to have a rendezvous with him— perhaps a catharsis to teach us the wages of Keynesian debt, of a social policy contrary to human nature with its equality of result doctrines, of an all-powerful, all-growing unaccountable government, of the now hip ambiguity about past American protocols and history. Obama is the exaggeration of all the dubious ideas that arose since the 1960s — brought to fruition on his watch, delivered by mellifluous cadences by an untouchable persona.
In fact, a Barack Obama was long overdue. Had he not appeared out of nowhere in 2008, we would have surely had to invent him.
Victor Davis Hanson
