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I thought Paul Ryan's budget was the joke. |
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Ummm, that poll is from three weeks ago, before Trump started acting like Trump. |
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I think the Libertarians have been on the national presidential ballot for years. Maybe I am wrong but they have definitely been on Missouri's ballot for as long as I have been voting. I think Gary Johnson is going to end up getting their nomination or maybe a Paul/Johnson ticket. I sort of feel the same way you do if somebody like Jesse Ventura ends up on the Libertarian ballot, in that case I will probably stay home. |
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I find it amusing that the people who consider themselves "Tea Party" aka anti-big government think Huckabee and Romney are the two best choices. Its polls like this that make me wonder is this a Fox News spin or is the general public that out of touch with both of these candidates pasts? Probably both. |
I'm not anti-big government. I'm anti-wasteful spending. What party represents that?
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Yeah, that doesn't make a ton of sense. Of the TP'ers I know (as you might imagine, there are a few) it's a split (in no particular order) between Palin, Bachmann, Cain, Trump, and IIRC one Paul. Cain benefits from being local though, as are the TP'ers I know personally. |
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Tea Party is probably as close as you'll get I think. |
I may be wrong, but I still don't see how Huckabee gets through the primary with the pardon scandal. Releasing a cop killer that went on to kill again just seems like the kind of thing that should eliminate a candidate in a GOP field.
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Tea Party is nothing but the far right of the GOP. |
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Yeah, probably. I'm reacting more to the fact that North Carolina has kept them off the governor ballot, and out of debates, so I have little faith in the two parties letting a third in on the fun. |
Odd.
Obama is scheduled to make a statement at 10:30, but so far no indication of what it might be about. update: National security related. |
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I found it odd. Less odd is that when I first saw the news, I came here first to see if anyone had any insight. |
Aliens or is he going to announce the collapse of our dollar?
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Libya would be my guess. |
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Eh, not that odd a reaction. I do that with other news - natural disasters for instance - it's kind of part of what the FOFC does. If it doesn't get a thread here, I sometimes wonder how big some news item really is, y'know. |
I'll say Gadafi is dead.
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10:30 on Sunday seems to imply either something very good or very bad. Hopefully it's the first.
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Blitzer says it's not Libya related.
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is gadafi dying really worth a breaking tv statement from the prez like this?
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Sounds like Bin Laden.
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Very interesting. I hope its good news.
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Bin Laden? I highly doubt that. This might be an issue with China or Russia. Honestly I have no idea therefore I am interested in this... |
I have a million worst case situations running through my head right now. I just think that if anything had already happened, then this would have already been broke by the news agencies. So I keep thinking this is a potential problem.
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Meteors headed this way. All hope is lost.
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I almost hope it's not Bin Laden. I like him out there as a worthless scapegoat. Killing or capturing him? Nothing tangibly good will come out of that beyond a brief celebration.
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Blitzer: Probably something we've been looking forward to.
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MSNBC said it's about Bin Laden
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YES! Osama is dead!! fuck yea!!
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now lets hope he died from a bullet from our guns
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FXNC senior producer says he's confirmed OBL dead
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MSNBC said it's about "an incident" and that it had a "particular result"......really!?
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Ok. So now what? He hasn't had any effect on Al Queda in almost a decade. After we are done jerking off, let's stop and think about what this really means. |
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But we can still jerk off first, right? You're right, the practical impact is minimal, but it's still a great, even if largely symbolic, day for the U.S. |
Just to clarify. I'm not saying he shouldn't be killed, it had to be done.
But I guess I don't feel one way or another about it. Certainly can't figure out a reason to cheer about it. It won't have any effect in the longterm and will have a negative one in the short term. |
My prediction....."Osama Bin Laden is dead.........just like we all are. Meteors are coming at us. Start the orgy, you only got 12 hours left."
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Negative? I get it may not change things much, but how will it make things worse?
And can we now get out of Afghanistan? |
they have the body too
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In the short term, I'd imagine his death will inspire more of our enemies to join his cause.
However, once again, I'm not saying he shouldn't have been killed :D. |
Concerned about the ramifications but glad he's in hell.
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If they killed him in Pakistan I wonder if they'd even admit to it. That would be a political nightmare.
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Man, sucks for Obama that this isn't an election year!
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Ha, I was just thinking if this was Bush he would have hidden it until a month before the election.
So, if a few people blow themselves up in malls across America tomorrow, is everyone still high fiving each other? /Debby downer |
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You figure he has garnered a lot of political capital though? |
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The western world doesn't have enough of an attention span. His re-election is dependent upon what it always has been, the economy and employment rate. |
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Some. It'll be interesting to see if he does anything with it and if the rhetoric from the right changes at all. Over/Under on how long the Republicans try to take credit for this? |
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Somehow I think some super computer at the NSA has flagged this dialog. |
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CNN reporting it was in a mansion near or in Islamabad, Pakistan. |
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