Enjoy your party
Nov 6, 2014 10:58:49 #
Old_Gringo wrote:
Thank you, Gracie. That was very gracious of you. I am very optimistic that things will get much better, and hopefully very soon.
Old; I feel as if things are already better just with the changes that occurred Tuesday. The past 6 years have been like living in a village dominated by a d**gon. Now the d**gon is dead. Half our government is once again open for business. Plenty of reason for optimism on all sides.
Grace is right of course. I don't believe the people v**ed for Republicans. They v**ed for change. If the Republicans can't put aside their internal stupidity, unite and move agendas with bipartisan cooperation we will see no benefit.
Nov 6, 2014 11:31:07 #
JMHO wrote:
If we don't, it will be the opposite in 2016. We're on probation, and everyone is watching. I really think it will be different this time, which could be our last if we screw it up. Obama, and his radical Administration are who to watch for the next two years, hopefully he spends a ton of time out on the golf course. If he tries ramming amnesty down our throats, look out for all out war.
Hopefully our President will jam his thumb deep into Mitch Mcconnell's eye socket as soon as he gets the chance. He needs to show that smug prick that he is not the President and that Obama will do exactly what he wants to within the very broad dutys of his office. The best thing the president could do is administrate a path to citizenship for those brought to the nation as minors. When the President "rams amnesty down your throat" you will do what you always do, swallow! All out war? what a joke.
Nov 6, 2014 11:46:15 #
I hope you are right. Democrats will be out of power for 50 years.
Kevyn wrote:
Hopefully our President will jam his thumb deep in... (show quote)
Nov 6, 2014 11:46:32 #
Y'all, I know that this is not totally on topic.
Our illustrious senator here in S.C. is bragging that Obeyme called him right after the e******n and they enjoyed a discussion about how important it is to update the Port of Charleston.
I am outraged. Like that is the most important issue at hand. Lindsey Graham is a brown-noser who's the biggest RINO in the senate.
I did NOT v**e for him and am disgusted that our state is known for this.
He is a sell out. I'm ashamed that our state is so stupid.
Our illustrious senator here in S.C. is bragging that Obeyme called him right after the e******n and they enjoyed a discussion about how important it is to update the Port of Charleston.
I am outraged. Like that is the most important issue at hand. Lindsey Graham is a brown-noser who's the biggest RINO in the senate.
I did NOT v**e for him and am disgusted that our state is known for this.
He is a sell out. I'm ashamed that our state is so stupid.
Nov 6, 2014 19:07:18 #
Kevyn wrote:
Hopefully our President will jam his thumb deep in... (show quote)
I truly hope Obama does behave as you suggest he will. It will answer the question once and for all how much support he and the socialist agenda really have. May as well get it sorted out now.
Nov 6, 2014 19:43:51 #
Well he has been warned so I hope he goes right ahead, he will suffer if he does.
DennisDee wrote:
He actually has until Jan 3rd 2 Months
Nov 6, 2014 21:31:45 #
CDM wrote:
I truly hope Obama does behave as you suggest he will. It will answer the question once and for all how much support he and the socialist agenda really have. May as well get it sorted out now.
And then the Sgt. at Arms will shoot Obama in the head which is exactly what he deserves. Would be better if he had a sword and beheaded the Muslim bastard.
Nov 6, 2014 22:14:31 #
stan3186 wrote:
And then the Sgt. at Arms will shoot Obama in the head which is exactly what he deserves. Would be better if he had a sword and beheaded the Muslim bastard.
Gee, I thought h*****g was the penalty for treason. 😉
Nov 6, 2014 23:32:01 #
Are you saying the Port is not important? 63 billion worth of goods go through the Port. Not that fond of Graham but it seems he's doing his job looking out for the state.
mcmlx wrote:
Y'all, I know that this is not totally on topic. b... (show quote)
Nov 7, 2014 03:22:24 #
bmac32 wrote:
Are you saying the Port is not important? 63 billion worth of goods go through the Port. Not that fond of Graham but it seems he's doing his job looking out for the state.
Not saying that at all. Port of Charleston is doing fine.
Lindsey "I'll v**e the way I think is right, not my constituents" Graham will not do what we want because his head is too far up the liar in chief's hind end.
Nov 7, 2014 08:03:27 #
After reading a bit about this, something they were going to do anyway, so why not make this part funding federal? Federal, state, and local taxes are collected and it may provide more jobs.
mcmlx wrote:
Not saying that at all. Port of Charleston is doing fine.
Lindsey "I'll v**e the way I think is right, not my constituents" Graham will not do what we want because his head is too far up the liar in chief's hind end.
Lindsey "I'll v**e the way I think is right, not my constituents" Graham will not do what we want because his head is too far up the liar in chief's hind end.
If you want to reply, then register here. Registration is free and your account is created instantly, so you can post right away.