Ugh...that's atrocious.
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Democrats say the damnedest things.....
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Ugh...that's atrocious.
His rant against his own daughter is what really creeps me out the most.
Unrelated grown-ups can take such abuse better than one's own kid.
I think I'd already nearly gone numb after his tirade to his daughter. It takes a special kind of douchebaggery to do what he did.
As stated in the TMZ clip, though, Baldwin can still do his appearances on SNL, the Capitol One commercials, and 30 Rock roles. And he's continuously forgiven for his homophobic rants. A Republican making these comments would be front and center in the national media and would be shamed for making them. (rightfully so, btw)
So, yeah...ugh.
I'll bet that the signers of this petition are Democrats.
(Perhaps it belongs in the thread, "Democrats Sign The Damnedest Things", eh.)
» Students Sign Petition To Have Gun Owners Executed In Concentration Camps Alex Jones' Infowars: There's a war on for your mind!
(Perhaps it belongs in the thread, "Democrats Sign The Damnedest Things", eh.)
» Students Sign Petition To Have Gun Owners Executed In Concentration Camps Alex Jones' Infowars: There's a war on for your mind!
That's as bad as the prank where students were signing a petition to end women's suffrage.
It is truly amazing what people of all stripes can be talked into supporting.
I remember a teacher pulling this stunt on us in the 60s.
Of course, there are those who would object.
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
And the context was...
Daemon Sophic
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The context was that he was being shown about the grounds, and that he wanted to see a portion of the gardens, even though it wasn't on the official schedule. So he was commenting about his ability to slightly alter the prearraigned itinerary.
This belongs in the "Stupid things Republicans say" thread.
With criticism of over-reaching executive orders, it's an impolitic thing to say.
Daemon Sophic
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:biglaugh: :biglaugh: :biglaugh: The Party of No has been spewing vitriol and exponentially high record numbers of filibusters since even before the man became president the first time the people gave him his office. In that time he has (to a very severe fault) continuously reached across the aisle instead of slapping down those pugs like he should have been doing for years. Now he says he just might start using executive orders, and it is "impolitic" to make a little quip about viewing a flower garden?
And all of this is in the setting of the president with the lowest number of executive orders issued in over a century? :yes:
Wow. Just....wow.
Yeah, that darn liberal media keeps messing with the people's minds alright.
It's nice that you defend Obama by pointing out flaws you see in Republicans.:biglaugh: :biglaugh: :biglaugh: The Party of No has been spewing vitriol and exponentially high record numbers of filibusters since even before the man became president the first time the people gave him his office. In that time he has (to a very severe fault) continuously reached across the aisle instead of slapping down those pugs like he should have been doing for years. Now he says he just might start using executive orders, and it is "impolitic" to make a little quip about viewing a flower garden?
And all of this is in the setting of the president with the lowest number of executive orders issued in over a century? :yes:
Wow. Just....wow.
Yeah, that darn liberal media keeps messing with the people's minds alright.
But this thread is about "damnedest" things said by Dems.
That Obama failed to understand how his locally innocent remark plays in the larger political context is quite odd.
Posting little laughing emoticons doesn't change this.
Of course, to his fans, he can do no wrong.
Note: The number of executive orders is a red herring in which Dem apologists find refuge.
The real issue is the nature of the orders given.
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Daemon Sophic
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I'm all for pointing and laughing at stupid and damnable comments from Obama or any Dem. Its just that it should be worthy of damnation 
not some twisted, out of context, picked cherry like bootygate....:sarcastic
P.S. No Obama "fan" here. :no: He's far too considerate of the neocons, and he hasn't taken enough bold actions, to date, to force through the progressive agenda, which the great majority voted for.
P.P.S. But I like the little emoticons.:danana::biglaugh:
not some twisted, out of context, picked cherry like bootygate....:sarcastic
P.S. No Obama "fan" here. :no: He's far too considerate of the neocons, and he hasn't taken enough bold actions, to date, to force through the progressive agenda, which the great majority voted for.
P.P.S. But I like the little emoticons.:danana::biglaugh:
Your fussy little emoticons are offensive!
Oh, wait......wrong thread.
Oh, wait......wrong thread.
YmirGF
Bodhisattva in Recovery
I thought you were talking about Obama? Continuously reached across the aisle? That is extremely funny.
Monk Of Reason
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This was a pretty funny one showing that you can be a creationist idiot and a Democrat as well (its just less common)
"You don't need to pass an IQ test to be in the Senate"
-Mark Pryor
"You don't need to pass an IQ test to be in the Senate"
-Mark Pryor
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
The context was that he was being shown about the grounds, and that he wanted to see a portion of the gardens, even though it wasn't on the official schedule. So he was commenting about his ability to slightly alter the prearraigned itinerary.
This belongs in the "Stupid things Republicans say" thread.
I just hadda feeling there was more to the story, so thanks. It's just so typical for some to twist & turn facts into fairy tales.
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It's impolite to refuse to face my point about the statement being in a larger context.
But then, being an Obamapoligist is a difficult position to be in.
(I think I know what's coming next.)
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
So, now you're giving me a lecture on what's "impolite"? Oh, that's just too precious.