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Trollbama is and always will be the best Obama.
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Alter Ego posted:Trollbama is and always will be the best Obama. He's able to troll all kinds of folks, in this pic he's on overdrive driving racist grandpa's up the wall along with national weed advocates pulling their hair out!
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Nonsense posted:He's able to troll all kinds of folks, in this pic he's on overdrive driving racist grandpa's up the wall along with national weed advocates pulling their hair out! I want him to do a press conference wearing a Rastafarian wig and hat. Go for broke. See how many rage-induced heart attacks you can cause.
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"My fellow americans...uh..if you say "beer can"..ah...that's...ah...that's how it sounds to say "bacon" in a Jamaican accent".
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Apr 10, 2015 17:49
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"Let me be clear: We jammin'. I want to jam it with you."
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Apr 10, 2015 17:53
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I somehow feel that the best way to take this particular incident is to roll it into a discussion about how health care should still be improved. I think agree that this is a nebulous case, but solving it doesn't get anyone anywhere, either we do our don't give a pregnant woman an extra month of health care because this isn't her fault. Roll that into a discussion about how the public options, and in many cases the ones offered by employees, are lacking. Demand that more be done to help the disadvantaged, not less!
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Tender Bender posted:Gee why is the right running circles around the left in the healthcare debate? *argues vehemently that the pregnant wife of a criminal should be immediately stripped of all benefits because it would be fair* What does this even mean? Raskolnikov38 posted:Yo can we get "Love me, I'm a liberal" embedded in this thread? It'd cut down on the need for trabs and radbot to post. I don't mind if you call me liberal but I don't identify as one.
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Unzip and Attack posted:What about continuing the cop's pay while he (hopefully) serves life in prison? Also extending the health insurance out a year or hell, 26 years until the kid is an adult, would also meet your definition of "extending what she already has". Would you be ok with taxpayers footing those bills? You seem to be misisng the extremely relevant point of the immediate need of the healthcare. If she had a massive mortgage payment due and the cop was paid weekly or monthly, then I have no problem with her getting another paycbeck before cutting her off. I just do not understand how you can equate 'keeping her current health insurance until her baby is born' with 'state paid healthcare for 26 years'
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Apr 10, 2015 18:06
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Radbot posted:What does this even mean? The left is bad at framing conversations and picks terrible hills to die on.
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Apr 10, 2015 18:07
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Tender Bender posted:The left is bad at framing conversations and picks terrible hills to die on. As evidenced by people not shutting the gently caress up in general about it!
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EDIT - redacted, I think the conversation has gone on long enough. Hopefully both sides see the other's point and can disagree respectfully.
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quote:The Marshall County Board voted Thursday to send former U.S. Rep. Aaron Schock a bill for the $76,000 in costs that the county will be forced to spend on special elections to fill his 18th Congressional District seat. The Peoria, Illinois, Republican resigned last month after coming under fire for his use of taxpayer and campaign funds and extravagant spending habits. Signed by all 10 board members, the letter offers Schock options of sending either the full amount or paying through an installment plan.
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Apr 10, 2015 18:12
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It's a clear double standard, exacerbated by the near-nonexistant social welfare programs in America. She should still retain her healthcare coverage through having her child, but I also understand where Radbot and Trab are coming from. I'm sure that every day thousands of other families in America face very similar horrible outcomes, where a spouse has a major healthcare issue, they are fired/laid off and suddenly find themselves falling through the cracks without the visibility benefit of being the spouse of a person involved in the currently highest-profile event in the country. Personally I wish it could be seen as a rallying point for supporters of universal health care coverage in this country and the same benefits extended to the woman should be extended to all Americans, murdercop husband or no.
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Apr 10, 2015 18:16
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Charging someone for the next election is a great way to make sure no one ever resigns again, no matter how horrible they are.
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greatn posted:So we have a man, canal Panama. Walk softly and carry a big stick.
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Apr 10, 2015 18:23
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In actual political news that should surprise no one at all, Hil-dawg is gonna declare. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/11/us/politics/hillary-clinton-to-announce-2016-run-for-president-on-sunday.html e: Does anyone know about potential VP picks? I've heard one of the Castro bros thrown about, but I don't how they align politically with her. It's definitely the cynical choice, hitting all the demographic boxes though. A Man With A Plan fucked around with this message at 18:32 on Apr 10, 2015 |
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A Man With A Plan posted:In actual political news that should surprise no one at all, Hil-dawg is gonna declare. Looks like Cruz has forced Hildawg into a premature declaration.
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A Man With A Plan posted:In actual political news that should surprise no one at all, Hil-dawg is gonna declare.
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Gounads posted:Charging someone for the next election is a great way to make sure no one ever resigns again, no matter how horrible they are. If he didn't resign he'd be kicked out.
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Gounads posted:Charging someone for the next election is a great way to make sure no one ever resigns again, no matter how horrible they are. I think it's more that he resigned in disgraced more than anything else. If he were to resign because of a health issue or something like that I doubt they would charge him with anything.
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Apr 10, 2015 18:34
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JT Jag posted:Congratulations in advance on your election, President Clinton. We thought Hillary was a lock in 2007 too.
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saintonan posted:We thought Hillary was a lock in 2007 too. This time it'll be different. This time, its the year of the Bill.
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Joementum posted:Cruz: At the— I'm— I'm a big believer at focusing on battles that matter and that are winnable. I know I'm a few days late on this but... 
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HisMajestyBOB posted:If he didn't resign he'd be kicked out. So the next guy will just wait (weeks? months?) until he's kicked out. Definitely the outcome you want.
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saintonan posted:We thought Hillary was a lock in 2007 too.
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JT Jag posted:I don't see an Obama on the horizon this time, but maybe someone will surprise me. Martin O'Malley 
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Apr 10, 2015 18:47
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JT Jag posted:I don't see an Obama on the horizon this time, but maybe someone will surprise me. I do, and I see him going for Biden. There is no love between Obama and the Clinton's. Like, did Michelle and the girls even go to Chelsea's wedding?
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Apr 10, 2015 18:48
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My Imaginary GF posted:I do, and I see him going for Biden. this_is_hard posted:Martin O'Malley
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Apr 10, 2015 18:49
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JT Jag posted:Biden jokes about it, but the feeling I have is that he won't actually run. Biden is absolutely gonna run Obama will remain neutral until the nominee (Clinton) has wrapped up enough delegates
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Apr 10, 2015 18:51
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Nonsense posted:Obama has never once visited majority white nations. - Actual GOP talking point at the moment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-9ry38AhbU
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Even if all O'Malley accomplishes is to pull whomever the party nominates to the left, I'll take it. That said, I like the guy, and I still want him in office somewhere.
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Sorus posted:Even if all O'Malley accomplishes is to pull whomever the party nominates to the left, I'll take it. That said, I like the guy, and I still want him in office somewhere. Soft left for the primary, hard right and never look back for the general.
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Apr 10, 2015 18:57
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My Imaginary GF posted:Soft left for the primary, hard right and never look back for the general.
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That was before he was president, check and mate libtard. 
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Every time I think about voting again I get tired and have to take a nap.
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I hope Gore runs.
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JT Jag posted:When you're campaigning you can't actively contradict yourself before the election. Even Obama didn't. So concessions to the left out of the eventual nominee mean they can't claim the corresponding right-wing position in the general. Thing is, you never make explicit concessions. You make folks believe you're making those concessions, while you stay consistent in the backroom with donors. Doctor Butts posted:I hope Gore runs. Campaigns are a lot like venture capitalism: you never play with your own money.
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JT Jag posted:I don't see an Obama on the horizon this time, but maybe someone will surprise me. Jim Webb
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Nonsense posted:Obama has never once visited majority white nations. - Actual GOP talking point at the moment.  The darker it is, the more times he's visited it as President. France and Mexico are leaders in the clubhouse at 6 visits.
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Joementum posted:"Let me be clear: We jammin'. I want to jam it with you."
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