And Now, the Son of Ron Paul
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As if one Paul weren’t already more than enough: Ron Paul: Support My Son’s Senate Bid.
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ORD neighbor Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:05:13am |
Dynastic, nepotistic politics leads to failure.
I thought it was known by now. Oh well…
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MrSilverDragon Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:05:18am |
Sorry, Ron. I think I’d have a huge problem with supporting anything that came from you, either literally or figuratively.
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gmsc Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:05:29am |
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lawhawk Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:07:18am |
Will someone please identify whatever is in the water and isolate it so that others may not become contaminated. Oh, I know that this sounds a wee bit like the precious fluids issue that affected one Gen. Jack T. Ripper, but I kid you not, this is a clear and present danger.
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MandyManners Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:07:41am |
re: #1 Sharmuta
Well-son of a gun.
I once heard that this is a more insulting epithet than son-of-a-bitch because the mothers were hookers who came onto ships and had sex by the big guns.
But, I digress.
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Fat Bastard Vegetarian Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:07:48am |
Don’t pay much attention to Rep. Paul.
Thought he didn’t like this dynasty politician stuff.
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HypnoToad Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:09:45am |
We’re ceding the battlefield to these people by our refusal to get our boots dirty.
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pre-Boomer Marine brat Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:10:12am |
I have thoughts of John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster — sire of kings, though never one himself — but somehow, Ron Paul simply doesn’t rise to the level.
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MandyManners Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:10:27am |
re: #8 Fat Bastard Vegetarian
Don’t pay much attention to Rep. Paul.
Thought he didn’t like this dynasty politician stuff.
Okay for me, not for thee.
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Sharmuta Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:10:57am |
At the age of 21, Rand debated Phil Gramm in my US Senate race in my stead.
What? Why in the world would the debate not have been canceled?
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MandyManners Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:11:38am |
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MandyManners Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:12:15am |
re: #14 Sharmuta
What? Why in the world would the debate not have been canceled?
I’m scratching my head about that one. Is Rand a son or a clone?
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MrSilverDragon Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:12:57am |
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sbvft contributor Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:14:07am |
What’s with these abysmal politicians reproducing? And can we do anything about the Kennedys?
……reproducing that is. (Just wanted to make that clear.)
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SixDegrees Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:14:35am |
The rise of political dynasties in America is profoundly disturbing, and must be stopped before it proceeds any further. This country already possesses a destructive, full-time class of professional politicians who have never done anything but hold government positions. Adding heritable positions only makes it exponentially worse.
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Eowyn2 Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:14:48am |
re: #6 MandyManners
I once heard that this is a more insulting epithet than son-of-a-bitch because the mothers were hookers who came onto ships and had sex by the big guns.
But, I digress.
kinda like a ‘little bugger’
or
the miners came in forty-nine
the whores in fifty one
and when they got together
produced the native son.
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doppelganglander Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:14:48am |
I know the Kentucky GOP is trying to get rid of Bunning, but surely they can do better than this.
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MandyManners Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:15:45am |
re: #17 MrSilverDragon
Pardon me for saying this, but thank goodness for small favors.
Who knows? Maybe a child would’ve wound up a moonbat?
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SanFranciscoZionist Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:16:08am |
re: #20 Eowyn2
kinda like a ‘little bugger’
or
the miners came in forty-nine
the whores in fifty one
and when they got together
produced the native son.
“If I was a French bawd, I’d go to Sonora.”
“If you was a French bawd we wouldn’t be having this problem.”
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MrSilverDragon Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:16:32am |
re: #22 MandyManners
Who knows? Maybe a child would’ve wound up a moonbat?
Better the devil you know…
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lawhawk Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:16:56am |
OT for those in the NYC metro area:
6/5/2009 1:58:06 PM
All PATH service is suspended, due to a fire at Journal Square. The fire hit the building where the control center for the PATH system is situated.
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MandyManners Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:17:53am |
re: #20 Eowyn2
kinda like a ‘little bugger’
or
the miners came in forty-nine
the whores in fifty one
and when they got together
produced the native son.
I’ve never heard that one.
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Charles Johnson Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:18:03am |
By the way, the Arab world has no monopoly on misogyny.
At American Thinker today there’s an article calling Barack Obama “Our First Female President,” chock full of negative stereotypes about women and feminism. A quote:
While some might choose to describe BO as our first metrosexual President, the clincher is that, consistent with all outward appearances, the Obama administration fights like a girl.
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researchok Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:18:58am |
The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
If Rand is riding his father’s coattails as his father’s letter suggests, it isn’t hard to figure out where he stands.
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Kragar Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:19:13am |
Is Mrs Paul supporting this with her fish stick fortune?
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pre-Boomer Marine brat Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:19:25am |
re: #19 SixDegrees
The rise of political dynasties in America is profoundly disturbing, and must be stopped before it proceeds any further. This country already possesses a destructive, full-time class of professional politicians who have never done anything but hold government positions. Adding heritable positions only makes it exponentially worse.
up-ding
(however … I can’t resist adding)
We have to stop plugging these hair-itable positions or there’ll be hell toupee.
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Truck Monkey Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:19:50am |
re: #30 researchok
The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
If Rand is riding his father’s coattails as his father’s letter suggests, it isn’t hard to figure out where he stands.
I wonder if his son Rue is ever going to run for anything.
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Sharmuta Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:19:50am |
re: #29 Charles
By the way, the Arab world has no monopoly on misogyny.
At American Thinker today there’s an article calling Barack Obama “Our First Female President,” chock full of negative stereotypes about women and feminism. A quote:
And people wonder why I think misogyny still runs too deep in our culture for us to elect a woman.
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Fat Bastard Vegetarian Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:19:54am |
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MandyManners Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:19:56am |
Modern “dynasties”:
Kennedy,
Bush,
Clinton,
Schlafly,
Paul.
Any more?
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Fat Bastard Vegetarian Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:20:27am |
re: #35 Sharmuta
And people wonder why I think misogyny still runs too deep in our culture for us to elect a woman.
I’d vote for you Shar….
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Eowyn2 Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:20:58am |
re: #19 SixDegrees
The rise of political dynasties in America is profoundly disturbing, and must be stopped before it proceeds any further. This country already possesses a destructive, full-time class of professional politicians who have never done anything but hold government positions. Adding heritable positions only makes it exponentially worse.
Theyve been around for awhile.
The Adams
The Roosevelts
The Kennedys
The Gores
The Bushes
All Chicago politics
The Clintons (husband and wife, when does Chelsea join)
It is prevalent even in individual states and small towns.
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Walter L. Newton Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:21:06am |
re: #36 Fat Bastard Vegetarian
All train service from NYC to NJ shut down?
Get out! Get out now!
I don’t know who may benefit the most from that situation, NY or NJ?
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Son of the Black Dog Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:21:08am |
re: #21 doppelganglander
I know the Kentucky GOP is trying to get rid of Bunning, but surely they can do better than this.
Why is the Kentucky GOP trying to get rid of Bunning?
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researchok Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:21:11am |
re: #29 Charles
By the way, the Arab world has no monopoly on misogyny.
At American Thinker today there’s an article calling Barack Obama “Our First Female President,” chock full of negative stereotypes about women and feminism. A quote:
The recent Guy Cimbalo Hate**** list and the followup (liberal writer Tommy Christopher got fired for taking exception to the misogyny) is a prime example of that.
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Kragar Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:21:22am |
re: #33 Lawrence Schmerel
Ron Paul’s son, Rand. He is a more compassionate kook.
Yeah, but Rand always has to be on the look out out for Aes Sedai and Forsaken, so I doubt he would be an effective legislator.
/
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KenJen Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:21:40am |
Southern Kentucky Lions Eye Clinic? I didn’t know we had enough lions in Kentucky to support a clinic.
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SixDegrees Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:21:43am |
re: #32 pre-Boomer Marine brat
up-ding
(however … I can’t resist adding)
We have to stop plugging these hair-itable positions or there’ll be hell toupee.
[Groan]
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lawhawk Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:22:06am |
re: #36 Fat Bastard Vegetarian
Get out? I’m stuck here - or will have to take NJ Transit from Penn Station to transfer at Secaucus to get home… no word on when it’ll be fixed.
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Ben Hur Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:22:39am |
re: #29 Charles
By the way, the Arab world has no monopoly on misogyny.
At American Thinker today there’s an article calling Barack Obama “Our First Female President,” chock full of negative stereotypes about women and feminism. A quote:
You obviously aren’t comparing that quote to religiously sanctioned battery.
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lawhawk Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:22:42am |
re: #41 Walter L. Newton
NY - because that’s where I am at the moment. If I were in NJ, I’d say NJ. :)
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MandyManners Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:23:04am |
Dr. Paul has been married to his loving wife, Kelley, for 18 years and has three boys. Rand Paul is a career doctor, not a politician. His entrance into politics is indicative of his life’s work: a desire to diagnose problems, and provide practical solutions.
So, why not stay doing what you do best?
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MrSilverDragon Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:23:20am |
re: #29 Charles
While some might choose to describe BO as our first metrosexual President, the clincher is that, consistent with all outward appearances, the Obama administration fights like a girl.
While I understand and certainly don’t support the mysogynistic undertone of the statement, I have to say I know quite a few women that would wallop my backside were I to even consider a fight.
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Fat Bastard Vegetarian Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:23:30am |
re: #48 lawhawk
Leave now. You should get home in time to get ready to go to work on Monday.
Sorry, dude. Sucks to be you.
Can you get a hotel for the night? Catch a show?
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Walter L. Newton Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:23:47am |
re: #48 lawhawk
Get out? I’m stuck here - or will have to take NJ Transit from Penn Station to transfer at Secaucus to get home… no word on when it’ll be fixed.
I use to take the Erie Lackawanna from Dover to Hoboken, PATH from Hoboken into Manhattan, I loved all that train service.
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pre-Boomer Marine brat Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:24:16am |
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Ben Hur Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:24:23am |
re: #48 lawhawk
Get out? I’m stuck here - or will have to take NJ Transit from Penn Station to transfer at Secaucus to get home… no word on when it’ll be fixed.
Aaahhhh….NEW JERSEY.
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Walter L. Newton Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:24:33am |
re: #58 Fat Bastard Vegetarian
Leave now. You should get home in time to get ready to go to work on Monday.
Sorry, dude. Sucks to be you.
Can you get a hotel for the night? Catch a show?
Pick up a… never mind.
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Eowyn2 Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:24:43am |
re: #28 MandyManners
Little Green Footballs
Education with an Attitude
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experiencedtraveller Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:24:47am |
re: #12 pre-Boomer Marine brat
I have thoughts of John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster — sire of kings, though never one himself — but somehow, Ron Paul simply doesn’t rise to the level.
Just mentioning them in the same sentence almost merits a down ding. :)
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MandyManners Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:24:52am |
re: #29 Charles
While some might choose to describe BO as our first metrosexual President, the clincher is that, consistent with all outward appearances, the Obama administration fights like a girl.
Guess that writer has never seen me with my DE .50.
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Spartacus50 Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:24:57am |
re: #6 MandyManners
I once heard that this is a more insulting epithet than son-of-a-bitch because the mothers were hookers who came onto ships and had sex by the big guns.
But, I digress.
…and another urban legend is born
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KingKenrod Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:25:16am |
re: #29 Charles
By the way, the Arab world has no monopoly on misogyny.
At American Thinker today there’s an article calling Barack Obama “Our First Female President,” chock full of negative stereotypes about women and feminism. A quote:
I’m not familiar with Ralph Alter (sounds like a made up name), but he is apparently AT’s humor writer.
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KenJen Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:25:28am |
re: #53 lawhawk
NY - because that’s where I am at the moment. If I were in NJ, I’d say NJ. :)
Don’t worry. Ron Paul is sending in his blimp to get you out.
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sbvft contributor Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:25:52am |
“the Obama administration fights like a girl.”
Lighten up Charles. A harmless figure of speech. Apples/oranges.
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pre-Boomer Marine brat Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:26:09am |
re: #64 experiencedtraveller
Just mentioning them in the same sentence almost merits a down ding. :)
Indeed.
/My humble apologies.
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MrSilverDragon Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:27:16am |
re: #68 KenJen
Don’t worry. Ron Paul is sending in his blimp to get you out.
And the great thing about the blimp is the renewable source of power that keeps it afloat… Ron’s own hot air!
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lawhawk Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:27:19am |
re: #58 Fat Bastard Vegetarian
There are alternatives if PATH is screwed for the evening rush, but it’s a schlep. I’ll get home tonight - it’s only a matter of when. No need to get a room in the city.
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Eowyn2 Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:27:24am |
re: #29 Charles
By the way, the Arab world has no monopoly on misogyny.
At American Thinker today there’s an article calling Barack Obama “Our First Female President,” chock full of negative stereotypes about women and feminism. A quote:
My son is would not tangle with the females in my family. We fight dirty.
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doppelganglander Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:27:59am |
re: #42 Son of the Black Dog
Why is the Kentucky GOP trying to get rid of Bunning?
I have no idea, but that’s what the article said.
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calcajun Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:28:39am |
re: #68 KenJen
Don’t worry. Ron Paul is sending in his blimp to get you out.
It’s a frakin’ zepplin, man. It pays to know your lighter-than-air ships.
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Truck Monkey Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:29:01am |
re: #74 lawhawk
There are alternatives if PATH is screwed for the evening rush, but it’s a schlep. I’ll get home tonight - it’s only a matter of when. No need to get a room in the city.
Limo. Helicopter. There are ways.
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big steve Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:29:40am |
My wife uses the phrase “……like a girl” all the time on my sons and me. At dinner last night when my youngest was explaining his less that stellar grades, she told him to quit “being such a girl.” So is this sort of like how Blacks can use the N word and whites can’t?
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lincolntf Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:29:44am |
Don’t know about the “feminization” thing, but it does occur to me that women largely supported/voted for both Clinton and Obama, who were both raised without stable male role models in their homes, which recalls the “Mommy-pleasing” behavior (and subsequent appeal to women) aspect I learned about way back in Psych 101.
Do the chicks dig the Dem pols because the Dem pols adapted to appeal to the chicks?
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Eowyn2 Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:29:47am |
re: #48 lawhawk
Get out? I’m stuck here - or will have to take NJ Transit from Penn Station to transfer at Secaucus to get home… no word on when it’ll be fixed.
How long is your commute?
Good luck getting home for breakfast.
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Dianna Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:30:17am |
re: #40 Lawrence Schmerel
Kim Jong
Assad
Saud
*Sigh*
Plantagenet
Tudor
Stuart
Seriously Germanic dynastic name that spell check does not love, but during WWI becomes:
Windsor.
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Eowyn2 Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:30:44am |
re: #80 big steve
My wife uses the phrase “……like a girl” all the time on my sons and me. At dinner last night when my youngest was explaining his less that stellar grades, she told him to quit “being such a girl.” So is this sort of like how Blacks can use the N word and whites can’t?
yes
and tell your son to quit his baby girl whining.
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VioletTiger Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:31:01am |
We don’t deserve another Paul.
We need another Reagan.
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Gus Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:31:21am |
Rand Paul. Well, just did a search and it looks like they like him over at Stormfront. Just heard a video of an interview of Rand Paul and he used the phrase, “Bush regime.”
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Eowyn2 Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:32:19am |
re: #81 lincolntf
Don’t know about the “feminization” thing, but it does occur to me that women largely supported/voted for both Clinton and Obama, who were both raised without stable male role models in their homes, which recalls the “Mommy-pleasing” behavior (and subsequent appeal to women) aspect I learned about way back in Psych 101.
Do the chicks dig the Dem pols because the Dem pols adapted to appeal to the chicks?
Chicks dig sharp dressed men. Those chicks who swoon at Obama or Clinton creep me out.
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SixDegrees Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:35:57am |
re: #39 Eowyn2
Theyve been around for awhile.
The Adams
The Roosevelts
The Kennedys
The Gores
The Bushes
All Chicago politics
The Clintons (husband and wife, when does Chelsea join)It is prevalent even in individual states and small towns.
They seem to be engaging in a dramatic increase. Your last four examples are all currently active.
Agree, to, on the local level. Detroit is blessed to have John Conyers as their representative, and his lovely wife, Monica, on the city council. No doubt Monica will be seeking national office soon, now that Cynthia McKinney has left a gaping hole in the Batshit Crazy wing of Federal politics.
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funky chicken Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:38:30am |
re: #21 doppelganglander
I know the Kentucky GOP is trying to get rid of Bunning, but surely they can do better than this.
Honestly, I’ve read a few articles about Bunning, and I’m not sure why the KY GOP has such a problem with the guy. And compared with Mini LuapNor? Sweet merciful heavens…
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A.W. Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:42:10am |
Well, i hope we are not judging him based on his dad.
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funky chicken Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:42:43am |
re: #80 big steve
My wife uses the phrase “……like a girl” all the time on my sons and me. At dinner last night when my youngest was explaining his less that stellar grades, she told him to quit “being such a girl.” So is this sort of like how Blacks can use the N word and whites can’t?
sounds like self loathing to me, sorry to say.
| 93 |
funky chicken Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:44:50am |
re: #29 Charles
By the way, the Arab world has no monopoly on misogyny.
At American Thinker today there’s an article calling Barack Obama “Our First Female President,” chock full of negative stereotypes about women and feminism. A quote:
Yep…not exactly “How to win friends and female voters for conservatism.”
| 94 |
Cato the Elder Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:56:55am |
Rand.
As in Ayn, or Kruger?
Either one would fit.
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Velvet Elvis Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:58:50am |
re: #89 funky chicken
Honestly, I’ve read a few articles about Bunning, and I’m not sure why the KY GOP has such a problem with the guy. And compared with Mini LuapNor? Sweet merciful heavens…
He’s not polling well at home and his fund raising thus far sucks..
He’s notoriously hard to work with.
He also showed up on the floor of the senate wearing his pajamas leaving some to wonder if he might be getting senile.
| 96 |
Pianobuff Fri, Jun 5, 2009 12:10:19pm |
Is it just me, or is Obama going into his Duke Ellington phase?
(personally think the Duke is pretty cool, btw)
| 97 |
Pianobuff Fri, Jun 5, 2009 12:11:15pm |
re: #96 Pianobuff
Is it just me, or is Obama going into his Duke Ellington phase?
(personally think the Duke is pretty cool, btw)
Craaaap….posted this on the wrong thread.
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SecondComing Fri, Jun 5, 2009 12:32:33pm |
I mentioned this in one of the recent threads. :) Also Rand Paul was on none other than; Alex Jones’ show. I think you can find it on youtube. I bet there are some nuggets in it.
oh btw Rand Paul’s real name is Randy. He goes by Rand because of …… Ayn Rand.
Also Paul is pushing this other guy Adam Kokesh:
Ron Paul’s Family Tree: The Liberty Movement Under a Republican Banner: [Link: www.politicallore.com…]
Looks like he’s using all that unused campaign money to fund an attempted takeover of the Republican Party.
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kansas Fri, Jun 5, 2009 1:16:11pm |
re: #98 SecondComing
I mentioned this in one of the recent threads. :) Also Rand Paul was on none other than; Alex Jones’ show. I think you can find it on youtube. I bet there are some nuggets in it.
oh btw Rand Paul’s real name is Randy. He goes by Rand because of …… Ayn Rand.
Also Paul is pushing this other guy Adam Kokesh:
Ron Paul’s Family Tree: The Liberty Movement Under a Republican Banner: [Link: www.politicallore.com…]
Looks like he’s using all that unused campaign money to fund an attempted takeover of the Republican Party.
I went to this gay guy for a haircut once, spelled his name Rand, but prounounced it Ran D.
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