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VladimirPee

Not sure what you mean. When you are able to put this in some concise meaningful thought let me know

lpnmajor wrote:

nope. the " I approve this message " kind.

lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas

DennisDee wrote:

Not sure what you mean. When you are able to put this in some concise meaningful thought let me know

really? I thought it concise enough but I will spell it out. Tom Cotton- running for senate - tv add- ends with " I approve this message ". I can't believe you've never heard an add like that.

VladimirPee

Cotton has an excellent shot at beating Mark Prior. I guess he is doing something right

lpnmajor wrote:

really? I thought it concise enough but I will spell it out. Tom Cotton- running for senate - tv add- ends with " I approve this message ". I can't believe you've never heard an add like that.

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

lpnmajor wrote:

the tv commercials already airing for next e******n.

None of those commercials say anything about the Democrat party being the sponsor, do they? Hell yes, you know they do.

I am pretty sure that is no place to learn about anything you don't like, to begin with, but then . . . . . . . . .

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

DennisDee wrote:

What TV commercials? The ones with Obamacare website not working?

Isn't hilarious but normal to hear one of THEM say that they get real true info from political candidates? :P :P

Richard Griffith

Doesn't the president stay in power (3rd term/Obummer) in a world war?

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

Richard Griffith wrote:

Doesn't the president stay in power (3rd term/Obummer) in a world war?

No, he would have to declare martial law to stay another term. He is, however, prepared to do that, I think. I am sure his main advisor, Valerie Jarrett, considers him ready for that third term.

VladimirPee

Yes and he calls the guy an i***t for being t***hful

oldroy wrote:

Isn't hilarious but normal to hear one of THEM say that they get real true info from political candidates? :P :P

lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas

oldroy wrote:

None of those commercials say anything about the Democrat party being the sponsor, do they? Hell yes, you know they do.

I am pretty sure that is no place to learn about anything you don't like, to begin with, but then . . . . . . . . .

why would the democratic party sponsor a republican?

lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas

DennisDee wrote:

Yes and he calls the guy an i***t for being t***hful

point is, NOT t***hful.

VladimirPee

Make up your mind. You said he was an i***t for saying what he thinks

lpnmajor wrote:

point is, NOT t***hful.

lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas

DennisDee wrote:

Make up your mind. You said he was an i***t for saying what he thinks

not what HE thinks - his masters.

VladimirPee

lpn

You are fumbling here. I have no idea what you are talking about. I don't think you do either. Its called the shuck and jive where I come from.

lpnmajor wrote:

not what HE thinks - his masters.

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

lpnmajor wrote:

why would the democratic party sponsor a republican?

In other words you are a Democrat and you think that every campaign thing they say is true. Let me help you out with that. I get things from THEM every day and most of the time I find not an iota of t***h in them. In other words, let me say that taking the words of one group or the other in a campaign message is not really very smart.

VladimirPee

No what he is trying to say is that he doesn't like the White Guy

oldroy wrote:

In other words you are a Democrat and you think that every campaign thing they say is true. Let me help you out with that. I get things from THEM every day and most of the time I find not an iota of t***h in them. In other words, let me say that taking the words of one group or the other in a campaign message is not really very smart.