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Why would you need a sex change to become a Republican?
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No, just a lobotomy...Originally posted by WAR
Why would you need a sex change to become a Republican?
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So, if you took everybody in both parties and averaged out their IQ, which would be higher?
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By Howard Fineman
Newsweek
Oct. 9, 2007 - Fred Thompson stood a head taller than his fellow Republicans but he seemed in over his head as the CNBC debate began here. He wore the pained look of a man in need of a powerful digestive pill. But by the time the two-hour marathon ended, the new guy on the trail had gained just barely enough confidence, composure and credibility to make it to the next round of the GOP food fight. “Fred didn’t die today,” said Ron Kaufman, one of Mitt Romney’s top spin doctors.Comment
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You guys have no balls anymore....Originally posted by WAR
Why would you need a sex change to become a Republican?
[ i love it when you lob me the big softballs]Originally posted by KristyOriginally posted by cadaverdogComment
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We could let those of you who have married from within double your points, and we'd still walk away with it.Originally posted by WAR
So, if you took everybody in both parties and averaged out their IQ, which would be higher?
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George Allen and George Bush alone only get you 26 points.
Originally posted by KristyOriginally posted by cadaverdogComment
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Fineman was great post-debate on MSNBCOriginally posted by ELVIS
By Howard Fineman
Newsweek
Oct. 9, 2007 - Fred Thompson stood a head taller than his fellow Republicans but he seemed in over his head as the CNBC debate began here. He wore the pained look of a man in need of a powerful digestive pill. But by the time the two-hour marathon ended, the new guy on the trail had gained just barely enough confidence, composure and credibility to make it to the next round of the GOP food fight. “Fred didn’t die today,” said Ron Kaufman, one of Mitt Romney’s top spin doctors.
Matthews was his usually uber-douche self, and Norah O'Donnel was, well........
damn.
Romeny had the best zinger at freddie's expense with the L&O shot.Originally posted by KristyOriginally posted by cadaverdogComment
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Hey, it's a head start!Originally posted by LoungeMachine
We could let those of you who have married from within double your points, and we'd still walk away with it.
George Allen and George Bush alone only get you 26 points.
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LMAOOriginally posted by KristyOriginally posted by cadaverdogComment
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Romney had the worst blunder, where he said he'd have to consult his lawyers before any kind of pre-emptive strike..
Ugh.
Paul socked him good on that one.Comment
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You know what? I'm no fan of Romney, but that's not actually what he said, despite the fact that MSNBC and Chris Matthews blowing it way out of proportion...Originally posted by WAR
Romney had the worst blunder, where he said he'd have to consult his lawyers before any kind of pre-emptive strike..
Ugh.
Paul socked him good on that one.
He said something about "letting the lawyers work it out afterwords..."Comment
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Hmmm...Comment
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The question in Tuesday's Republican presidential debate in Michigan came from MSNBC host Chris Matthews, who asked, "Governor Romney... if you were president of the United States, would you need to go to Congress to get authorization to take military action against Iran's nuclear facilities?"
Romney's responded, "You sit down with your attorneys and (they) tell you what you have to do. But obviously the president of the United States has to do what's in the best interest of the United States to protect us against a potential threat. The president did that as he was planning on moving into Iraq and received the authorization of Congress..."
Matthews interjected: "Did (President Bush) need (a go-ahead from Congress)?"
"You know," Romney replied, "we're going to let the lawyers sort out what he needed to do and what he didn't need to do."
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But that removes his answer from the larger context brought up by your Paul no less, of the legality of unilaterally launching military operations without a declaration of war...
It's amazing how fucking stupid these MSNBC dickweeds are...
They don't deserve Olbermann! Jesus, why can't I get a job in this analysis shit? Half that panel had a sum IQ of 30!Comment
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