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Dolash posted:Another freeloader betraying True Conservatism because government handouts make it so he doesn't have to work to earn a But the glorious revolution starts with just one Tea Partier's self awareness.
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Lemming posted:Is this going to be a sequel to that Libertarian fairy tale with the talking gorilla and mummy person and how the Articles of Confederation were super good? Please, have some respect for The Probability Broach. Look at this dystopian future where everyone rides bicycles and Reagan wasn't president.  Presented without comment. 
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To be... fair... to L. Neil Smith's fever dreams, that is probably meant to be a chimpanzee. I believe in that book, chimpanzees had been uplifted to intelligence, possibly due to exposure to freedom.
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The rhetoric in Christie's campaign just reminds me of Bob Heller from Transmetropilitan.
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Probability Broach ain't got poo poo on Roswell, Texas as far as bonkers libertopian fantasies. Meir Kahane and Malcolm Little (or X, if you prefer) are Texas Rangers! There are literal gay Nazis in pink SS uniforms! GENE loving RODDENBERRY shoots down the UFO that definitely crashed at Roswell! Libertarian fantasy time comics are really amazing.
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William Bear posted:http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/conservative-leaders-plan-two-secret-meetings-aimed-at-picking-2016-candidate/ar-AAb3jdt So, no faith in the GOP nomination process then? I hope Arnie is hired to stand outside and glare ITS NOT A CABAL.
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Guys this polling is great but we missed the most hopefulquote:POLITICAL LEADERS
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The first actual policy statement of Hillary's campaign is an endorsement of paid maternity leave. Seems like that might be a pretty safe position to take in the Democratic primary. Jim Webb, your thoughts?
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If you listen to Rubio talk, he sounds like he is trying to impersonate Mark Whalberg
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Nintendo Kid posted:Sonic Locations per state: holy crap i've eaten in the only jack in the box in colorado. Goddamn
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How are there 963 Sonics in Texas? Like, I get that its a big state but 963? No one else even comes near 300. Is there no other kind of restaurant there? Does no Texan cook their own meals? Are they just on every other corner like the way Dunkin Donuts are here?
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Joementum posted:The first actual policy statement of Hillary's campaign is an endorsement of paid maternity leave. Does Hillary have any policy positions other than giveaways to create more welfare queens? Why does Clinton hate men? Can America survive Hillary's War on Men?
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The Chipotle at the center of Chipotlegate is literally down the road from where I live. People won't shut up about it, which tells you how exciting life is around here...
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Oh my god, perfect that the dude's loving name is Jim Webb.
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bpower posted:Come on guys its meant as a joke. Give them some credit for God's sake If it was MSN or some normal news site I could buy it as a joke, but a right wing extremist site? It's dead serious.
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STAC Goat posted:How are there 963 Sonics in Texas? Like, I get that its a big state but 963? No one else even comes near 300. Is there no other kind of restaurant there? Does no Texan cook their own meals? Are they just on every other corner like the way Dunkin Donuts are here? Well looking it up, Texas also has 1,225 McDonald's (Cali has 1,492). They must just have a lot of fast food places in general.
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STAC Goat posted:How are there 963 Sonics in Texas? Like, I get that its a big state but 963? No one else even comes near 300. Is there no other kind of restaurant there? Does no Texan cook their own meals? Are they just on every other corner like the way Dunkin Donuts are here?  In actual (weird) 2016 news: Hillary Has More Facebook Fans In Baghdad Than Any US City quote:Hillary Clinton’s Facebook pages have an unexpected fan base. At least 7 percent of Clinton’s Facebook fans list their hometown as Baghdad, way more than any other city in the world, including in the United States.  Glad to see my hometown of San Antonio representing. 
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Tomahawk posted:So who is Hillary's running mate going to be? Julian Castro. Or maybe Tim Kaine.
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STAC Goat posted:How are there 963 Sonics in Texas? Like, I get that its a big state but 963? No one else even comes near 300. Is there no other kind of restaurant there? Does no Texan cook their own meals? Are they just on every other corner like the way Dunkin Donuts are here? Texans go crazy for crappy fast food. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkOl9TmfDss
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Why wouldn't Iraqis like Hillary? Stability and a known name probably sounds like loving paradise to them.
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comes along bort posted:Texans go crazy for crappy fast food. In-and-Outs are always always always jammed to the gills and I just don't understand it. Yeah it's not bad for fast food, but its still just a burger. There's no reason for there to be a line in the drive-through that extends out onto the road at three in the afternoon.
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paranoid randroid posted:In-and-Outs are always always always jammed to the gills and I just don't understand it. Yeah it's not bad for fast food, but its still just a burger. There's no reason for there to be a line in the drive-through that extends out onto the road at three in the afternoon. I moved to California and was really excited to try it but, meh. It wasn't that great, in fact it was barely palatable. The burger was ok, but the fries were complete poo poo. The restaurant was packed, and I still don't get what is so drat great about it. I feel like I need to go back and try it again just in case I had a bad experience.
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Pohl posted:I moved to California and was really excited to try it but, meh. It wasn't that great, in fact it was barely palatable. The burger was ok, but the fries were complete poo poo. The restaurant was packed, and I still don't get what is so drat great about it. I feel like I need to go back and try it again just in case I had a bad experience. Its probably one of those situations where you hear so many good things that the reality can't match your expectations. Having grown up with In and Out, it blows any other fast food out of the water, while being comparable in price or even less expensive. I never go to fast food like McDonalds, Carl's Jr., Jack in the Box, etc. but definitely make it to In and Out every once in a while. In terms of the GOP candidates, why is Marc Rubio considered such a longshot to get the nomination? I'm not arguing he has a chance, just generally curious.
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comes along bort posted:Texans go crazy for crappy fast food. There's no excuse for that in the state that gave us Whataburger. Personally, if I see more than like 4 or 5 cars in a drive through, that's enough to make me consider other options.
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MrSargent posted:In terms of the GOP candidates, why is Marc Rubio considered such a longshot to get the nomination? I'm not arguing he has a chance, just generally curious. He's not considered a longshot by people who know what they're talking about. He's one of the three Republicans who have a legitimate shot at winning the nomination, along with Bush and Walker. Kasich will be in that group too if he decides to run and builds an organization sometime soon.
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Tomahawk posted:So who is Hillary's running mate going to be? Michelle Obama Girl Power 2016 - and then Michelle can run in 2024
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Kelley Paul wrote a book? http://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/kelley-paul/true-and-constant-friends/9781478987864/ quote:Kelley Paul, wife of Senator Rand Paul, celebrates lifelong friendships in a beautifully illustrated book about the female bond. If this isn't currying favor for the Hachette-Amazon slapfight, I don't know what is.
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paranoid randroid posted:In-and-Outs are always always always jammed to the gills and I just don't understand it. Yeah it's not bad for fast food, but its still just a burger. There's no reason for there to be a line in the drive-through that extends out onto the road at three in the afternoon. That's nothing. You should see Chic-fil-a's in Texas. loving double drive throughs. Complete with a guy standing outside the pick-up window in a high-visibility vest just to hand you your condiments separately while your food cooks. Still loving packed and backed up all the way around the store and nearly into the street. 
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Series DD Funding posted:At that point why not go inside Obesity is a hell of a drug, and it is significantly potentiated by heat/humidity.
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Ah yes, this seems like a winning strategyquote:HH: Right now, we’ve got the states of Colorado and Washington flaunting federal law by allowing people to sell dope legally. If you’re the president of the United States, are you going to enforce the federal drug laws in those states? http://www.hughhewitt.com/governor-christie-bear-hugs-the-third-rail/
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Marijuana legalization is becoming a pretty popular idea and I even see it becoming the next big social issue democrats could start pushing within a decade or two. This sort of thing from Christie seems pretty short sighted.
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Hillary will win the election if she eats at Whataburger and uses spicy ketchup only. In-n-Out is Sonic.
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Rand Paul seems to have learned at least one tactic from his dad.quote:The controversy began on April 4 -- the last day that anyone hoping to become a new voting member of the New Hampshire Young Republicans could pay the $25 dues to the group’s treasurer. Only dues-paying members are allowed to vote in the group’s biennial elections, set for this coming Saturday, in which two candidates will vie for the position of chairman. And well, would you look at that! By a strange coincidence, a single person paid for the dues of 41 of the 70 new members. And, another shocker, that person just took a job as Rand Paul's NH political director. 
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The Paul family lawyering primary rules is tremendously entertaining for me. It's wingnut on wingnut violence. It's awesome when these little "open" groups created primarily for the purpose of keeping other people the gently caress out of them start to get overrun when people find out they exist.
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Joementum posted:Rand Paul seems to have learned at least one tactic from his dad. quote:Worried that the last-minute push to add so many new members was an attempt by a state GOP official/Paul ally to take over their organization, the Young Republicans credentialing committee declared the new applicants invalid. The committee said that the group’s treasurer, Adam Lord, had not seen evidence that the required dues had arrived before the 4 p.m. cutoff time on April 4. But will that decision be overriden? Waiting on the edge of my seat.
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Axetrain posted:Marijuana legalization is becoming a pretty popular idea and I even see it becoming the next big social issue democrats could start pushing within a decade or two. This sort of thing from Christie seems pretty short sighted. How would that matter to any GOP candidate? Its not an issue this cycle and being authoritarian nanny state anti substance is a conservative plank, the drugs black market is purestrain capitalism. Plus Christie doesn't stand a farts chance in a hurricane for the executive, even if he was trying to appeal to pro drug libertarians he wouldn't need to worry about that until the executive campaign and he isnt gettin there. Even if somehow every other primary candidate died and by that miracle CC got the nod he could just change his mind if it affected his favorables. There's no downside here for him.
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