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Post by NOTTHOR on Apr 30, 2008 7:43:57 GMT -6
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Post by NotMyKid on Apr 30, 2008 8:01:29 GMT -6
Franken said he's releasing the information to be transparent about his mistakes. He said he "would like to get back to talking about the lives of the people of Minnesota and the issues this campaign is about."
Where have I heard that before.
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Post by socal on Apr 30, 2008 9:15:12 GMT -6
Are you frigging kidding me? That's all you/Coleman/the GOP has? $70,000 on millions in income.... that was paid, but to a different state, and an unrelated $25,000 fine for workers comp insurance to a state with laws almost as f'd up as in California? Let's think like a Conservative for a second: Al Franken's ~$100,000 >= McCain's $10 - $50 Million breaking of campaign finance laws... Al Franken's ~$100,000 >= Coleman's full endorsement of programs that literally make taxpayers to give cash away by the ton. IOKIYAR.... |
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Post by barber on Apr 30, 2008 9:39:13 GMT -6
Hey nice work Socal. You're right - Al Franken is a great guy. Did you happen to hear the reading of his story he did mocking a caricature of Asian women? That was priceless. I think with stellar human beings like Stuart Smalley, he should get a rebate of the taxes he didn't pay.
And that McCain guy. He has actually broken so many laws related to campaign finance, you cannot even list them all, right??? I mean, after all, you are sure that taking a security interest in future payments is against the law, right? No sense in having a judge and jury consider the question right? And I'm sure using his wife's money is against the law, right?
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Post by socal on Apr 30, 2008 9:42:34 GMT -6
Hey nice work Socal. You're right - Al Franken is a great guy. Did you happen to hear the reading of his story he did mocking a caricature of Asian women? That was priceless. I think with stellar human beings like Stuart Smalley, he should get a rebate of the taxes he didn't pay. And that McCain guy. He has actually broken so many laws related to campaign finance, you cannot even list them all, right??? I mean, after all, you are sure that taking a security interest in future payments is against the law, right? No sense in having a judge and jury consider the question right? And I'm sure using his wife's money is against the law, right? So you're saying, you've got nothing... eh? |
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Post by barber on Apr 30, 2008 18:30:51 GMT -6
You're right. Beyond S. Smalley deserving a tax refund instead of the payments he owed, and him also making comments which show he is an absolute racist...I have nothing. No surprise though that idiots like you will line up behind the guy.
Who wouldn't want this guy representing them?
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Post by GhostMod 5000 on Apr 30, 2008 20:54:29 GMT -6
You're right. Beyond S. Smalley deserving a tax refund instead of the payments he owed, and him also making comments which show he is an absolute racist...I have nothing. No surprise though that idiots like you will line up behind the guy. Who wouldn't want this guy representing them? Wow, what scandal! Him reading a part of his satirical story of Newt Gingrich in Vietnam visiting a hooker. Imagine how bad it would be if he were not reading it word for word, depicting a fictional character, and not doing it in a comedic setting. |
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Post by NOTTHOR on May 1, 2008 5:54:02 GMT -6
A fictional character he made up. The libs are all for free thought and free speech, in all instances:  |
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Post by bucketochicken on May 1, 2008 7:46:34 GMT -6
A fictional character he made up. The libs are all for free thought and free speech, in all instances: I thought you were a Capitalist, bTR. Shouldn't the market decide whether a shirt like that lives or dies? |
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Post by NOTTHOR on May 1, 2008 8:13:26 GMT -6
No, I wanted to ban all free speech when I saw that shirt. I strongly doubt that if McCain wrote a book with a fictional character saying "Yes, Massah...etc." to a politician and then read the book in an ethnic voice at a book reading, you and your liberal allies (as well as me and my conservative allies) would be up in arms about whether he had the judgment necessary to legislate the people.
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Post by socal on May 1, 2008 9:49:28 GMT -6
No, I wanted to ban all free speech when I saw that shirt. I strongly doubt that if McCain wrote a book with a fictional character saying "Yes, Massah...etc." to a politician and then read the book in an ethnic voice at a book reading, you and your liberal allies (as well as me and my conservative allies) would be up in arms about whether he had the judgment necessary to legislate the people. No, McCain isn't into comedic impressions... he tries to infuse his humor in totally humorless topics... i.e. bomb bomb bomb Iran & his wanting to keep US troops in Iraq for 100... 1000... or a Million years... Comedic Genius I tell ya!!! |
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Post by NOTTHOR on May 1, 2008 9:54:39 GMT -6
Trust me socal, I question the judgment of McCain tremendously. Dude sat in a tiger cage for a long time and has made some really stupid comments. It's troubling that he is allegedly the best the GOP could dig up.
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Post by socal on May 1, 2008 11:56:45 GMT -6
Trust me socal, I question the judgment of McCain tremendously. Dude sat in a tiger cage for a long time and has made some really stupid comments. It's troubling that he is allegedly the best the GOP could dig up. What's really troubling - is the things that endeared him to people like me 8 years ago, have been sold off along with his soul. Heck, even he's discounting his own "cage" time... With a vote a while back, the argument was made by the side he ended up voting for, that (to paraphrase) "solitary confinement wasn't really torture - nor solitary... as the prisoners could still communicate with each other by speaking or tapping on the walls"... which greatly diminishes his own testimonial and heroism. The GOP should just concede defeat this year. Even in the LA-06 congressional district - not held by a Dem since 1970 - that Bush won with 59% of the vote in 04... is having a runoff election this weekend - where the Dem is leading by 9 points in the polls. So YTD, we've taken Dennis Hastert's old seat & are now set to take a solidly red seat in a solidly red State.... Bush had better reinstate Tom Ridge & raise the terror alert level soon.... |
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Post by NotMyKid on May 1, 2008 13:17:56 GMT -6
Trust me socal, I question the judgment of McCain tremendously. Dude sat in a tiger cage for a long time and has made some really stupid comments. It's troubling that he is allegedly the best the GOP could dig up. The GOP should just concede defeat this year. I think it will be a lot closer then many people think. I still think whoever wins between Hillary and Obama will win but not by much. |
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