Crossbow
Seeking Honesty and Sanity
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Thanks much! I was thinking about the same thing.
I will be quite happy to remind 'Elf Grinder 3000' of what he said several times over the next several months.
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You're right - what a nightmare! Such a scenario would never have occurred if a Republican was in charge.how about four?
U.S. Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, Sean Smith, Tyrone S. Woods and Glen Doherty.
You're right - what a nightmare! Such a scenario would never have occurred if a Republican was in charge.
Oh wait,
13 Benghazis That Occurred on Bush’s Watch

No one would have been hurt at Benghazi if perpetrators had "missed" as well.False equivalence for the WIN! Well I'm certainly not going to vote for Bush then!
/I do enjoy that they call events like an RPG shot at an empty embassy in Athens where not only did no one die, no one was even hurt, a "Benghazi."![]()
False equivalence for the WIN! Well I'm certainly not going to vote for Bush then!
/I do enjoy that they call events like an RPG shot at an empty embassy in Athens where not only did no one die, no one was even hurt, a "Benghazi."![]()
Would you care to comment about the 99 fatalities that occurred as a result of attacks against US diplomatic facilities during President Bush's tenure, with nary a peep from the Faux News outrage machine?
Anyone want to make an avatar bet whether Hillary is "done" or not?
If past embassy attacks are 'history' then why did you bring one up? And in what way do they make Hillary getting elected a 'nightmare scenario'?Maybe post one in history or something, and I'll take a gander
If past embassy attacks are 'history' then why did you bring one up? And in what way do they make Hillary getting elected a 'nightmare scenario'?
Too busy to type those extra two letters? Too important? Cut the baloney. It is done on purpose with the intent of saying a name wrong for no good reason. It is beneath the dignity of anyone who wishes to pretend he is arguing actual ideas. There's plenty to argue about without carrying on like a schoolyard brat.A Democrat is a member of the Democratic Party. Thus, if one wants to shorten that to Democrat Party I don't think that's a "sneaky rhetorical tactic," or imputes the "honesty of the speaker."
C'mon man, the attacks under BUSH are history.
Hillary is running for President, right now today. C'mon man.....
I signed in to suggest that to EG3000. You beat me to it.
Of course, the tricky bit is that no one has yet defined "done."
Does it mean she stops running now?
Does it mean she won't get nominated?
Does it mean she won't get elected?
Her husband got reelected after his party losing the House and Senate and being impeached for having sex with an intern and lying about it.mTheClinton campaign machine remains a force to be reckoned with. The Republicans are shaping up to spit out a beaten and bloody piece of damaged goods in yet another freak show cum gladiatorial contest. She's a long way from being done.
Her husband got reelected after his party losing the House and Senate and being impeached for having sex with an intern and lying about it.mTheClinton campaign machine remains a force to be reckoned with. The Republicans are shaping up to spit out a beaten and bloody piece of damaged goods in yet another freak show cum gladiatorial contest. She's a long way from being done.
Not sure this story means she's "done".
I did read the Times article yesterday, minus the Breitbart spin. This was money given to the Clinton Foundation, a charitable organization, and not the Clintons themselves. Nevertheless, such donations could still tend to make the Clintons more sympathetic to the person giving the donation, even though the money doesn't go directly into their pockets. That seems like human nature. But does that mean her decisions were any different than they otherwise would be? It's another gray issue, not really a black-and-white one for a lot of people I would imagine. And the money supposedly goes to a good, charitable cause. So make of it what you will.
And they don't pronounce it "democrat" it's always "DemocRAT"It's neither of those things, it's a part of a deliberate strategy to rebrand using language.
Listen to some right wing radio, plenty of them love to talk about the "Democrat" party.
Is it ok to refer to Cruz as the Republic candidate or that he's a Republic? No, of course not. You don't hear that kind of silliness because Democrats graduated from 5th grade a long time ago.A Democrat is a member of the Democratic Party. Thus, if one wants to shorten that to Democrat Party I don't think that's a "sneaky rhetorical tactic," or imputes the "honesty of the speaker."