A somewhat conservative Dem beaten by a Repub.BGFalcons82;1683318 wrote:Lan---drieu
Lan---drieu
Lan---drieu
What happened to you???
This is nothing short of petty political posturing by the butt-hurt Dems with Feinstein leading the charge.QuakerOats;1684465 wrote:A Democrat-led Senate panel releases a scathing report on CIA interrogation practices amid warnings from lawmakers and some within the Obama administration that the findings could 'endanger the lives of Americans' all over the world.
More on this story: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/12/09/senate-panel-releases-scathing-report-on-cia-interrogation-amid-warnings/
Utterly indefensible. If you don't think that this administration and certain democrats in congress are THE ENEMY, then God help you.
Not only was it a giant middle finger toward the people for having the audacity to vote the dems out of the majority, but it also deflected attention away from Gruber.believer;1684763 wrote:This is nothing short of petty political posturing by the butt-hurt Dems with Feinstein leading the charge.
not my presidentCenterBHSFan;1684973 wrote:Not only was it a giant middle finger toward the people for having the audacity to vote the dems out of the majority, but it also deflected attention away from Gruber.
Feinstein... is a nutbucket. She is the epitome, along with Obama/Pelosi/Reid, of everything that is wrong with the democratic party. The democratic party has allowed itself to be overwhelmed by the fringe and the people who subscribe to that point of view. They have grandiose visions of what they'd like the world to be like without any thought towards consequences.
There's really nothing else I can add to my own words without being redundant.
Belly35;1685085 wrote:not my president
Never underestimate the absurdity of the leftist mindset.TedSheckler;1685271 wrote:Being mean to terrorists while questioning them is bad, but killing them with drones is ok.
TedSheckler;1685271 wrote:Being mean to terrorists while questioning them is bad, but killing them with drones is ok.
yea.TedSheckler;1685271 wrote:Being mean to terrorists while questioning them is bad, but killing them with drones is ok.
This has happened to me as well. You are exactly right. What I see as someone being an asshole or making a mistake, black people assume its racism when it happens to them.wkfan;1686912 wrote:Obama mistaken for a valet.....
http://www.10tv.com/content/stories/apexchange/2014/12/17/us-obamas-racism.html
And Michelle asked to help someone at Target. Big woop...that has happened to me too...more than once. The difference is that you don't see me playing the race card about it.
Both of them need to grow a thicker skin...and just go away.
But when it's a white person you say "are you the manager?" When it's a black person, you say "do you work here?"sleeper;1686954 wrote:This has happened to me as well. You are exactly right. What I see as someone being an asshole or making a mistake, black people assume its racism when it happens to them.
Oh the horror for black people. White people should give black people $1M USD so everything can be fair and equal.gut;1687025 wrote:But when it's a white person you say "are you the manager?" When it's a black person, you say "do you work here?"
That's fucking stupid. I've been asked if I worked somewhere before because I had khaki pants and a blue shirt. It wasn't the end of the world and I wasn't offended.gut;1687025 wrote:But when it's a white person you say "are you the manager?" When it's a black person, you say "do you work here?"
The Cuban sanctions have been the dumbest thing since Castro's health went south.TedSheckler;1686939 wrote:Obama negotiates with the Taliban and now with communist Cuba.
And wants sanctions for Israel.
Do economic sanctions really accomplish anything other than to starve children? Perhaps in the short-run, but I'm talking as a perpetual policy tool.ptown_trojans_1;1687149 wrote:The Cuban sanctions have been the dumbest thing since Castro's health went south.
Not unless they are targeted to individuals or companies, they do not.gut;1687153 wrote:Do economic sanctions really accomplish anything other than to starve children? Perhaps in the short-run, but I'm talking as a perpetual policy tool.
