On Voting Republicans Out Of Office

@coldjoint,

The Pink Prevaricator wrote:

And who else would answer with a classic liberal slur about intelligence? Right Shill?

It seems you don't understand sarcasm.

Your conclusion is illogical. It's a pink fallacy.

But in reference to your comment about liberal slurs about intelligence, does that make you a liberal or is it another pink fallacy?

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The Pink Prevaricator wrote:

He doesn't lie good enough to be president,

The Pink Prevaricator for President!!!!!!!
He lies good enough!!!!

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@RexRed,

Too bad they are still 2 million short of their lowest expectations. Back in October they were hoping for 12 million sign ups, which they quickly scaled back.

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@Region Philbis,

Care enough to inflict their way on others? They only care about control and are insulting every citizen with manipulation of minorities and completely ignoring individual rights.
Go look for another picture with some more lies.

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@parados,

I am lying about nothing. The sources I provide are responsible for their content. I have to accept your sources. Or should I call you a liar?

You can't have everything your way. You do not have the last word on anything. You are here to defeat any conservative argument, and you could care less if the talking points are valid or true. That makes you an amoral shill. Who cares zero about this country or its future.

The president lies every time his lips move so in true liberal style you will distract from the hard fact anyway you can.

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@parados,

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I vote Republican because I am stupid and believe most of what I read on the Internet even if it clearly can't be true.

And the sources you use are not on the net? Try again.

It looks like the Democratic voters post really hit home.

http://www.acidpulse.net/images/smilies/rofl1.gif

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@RexRed,

Nothing is up. Lerners emails clearly show she was after conservatives. And why can't that Republicans name be released?

And that guy on Morning Joe says he is a Republican too. Try again.

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@Baldimo,

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Too bad they are still 2 million short of their lowest expectations.

Baldimo posts gleefully.

It seems to me that you'd rather millions of Americans not get proper health care than admit that ACA is a good thing for many.

I'll double down. I'll bet you wouldn't even tell us if you eventually got a better health plan at no more than a 10% increase from your old one...

But I could be wrong...

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@panzade,

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It seems to me that you'd rather millions of Americans not get proper health care than admit that ACA is a good thing for many.

And no one will admit it is a bad thing for many. And that the majority of Americans do not want any part of it. We are citizens, not subjects. What don't you understand about that?

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Fictional character Will McAvoy of The Newsroom tells it best. When asked by an antagonist, "Why do you call yourself a Republican?"...

...he responds:

"I call myself a Republican because I am one.

I believe in market solutions and common sense realities and the necessity to defend ourselves against a dangerous world and that’s about it.

The problem is now I have to be homophobic.

I have to count the number to times people go to church.

I have to deny facts and think scientific research is a long con.

I have to think poor people are getting a sweet ride.

And I have to have such a stunning inferiority complex that I fear education and intellect…in the 21st century.

But most of all, the biggest new requirement, really the only requirement is that I have to hate Democrats.

And I have to hate Chris Christie for not spitting on the president when he got off of Air Force One.

The two-party system is crucial to the whole operation. There is honor in being the loyal opposition. And I’m a Republican for the same reasons you are."

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@panzade,

It doesn't matter if I'm happy or sad about it, the ACA is a failure. It hasn't done anything that it promised to do. Costs haven't come down, and the people they were relying on to make it work are not buying the insurance. People such as myself have been saying since 2009 that this wasn't going to work. If they only have 5 million people singed up, that equals the # of people who had their insurance cancelled due to ACA mandates.

More people have signed up for the free side of the ACA, which is going to do nothing to help the majority. Sure some more people have insurance but at the expense of the majority with higher costs and may too much govt involvement. The continued delay in the major aspects of the law show that it is going to fail. The only thing the delays do is try and keep democrats in office and slow the pain we all know is coming. For those like myself, the pain is already here in the form of almost doubled premiums.

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@Frank Apisa,

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Fictional character

That says it all.

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@coldjoint,

coldjoint wrote:

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Fictional character

That says it all.

Lots of excellent material comes from the mouths of fictional characters, CJ.

Didn't you realize that the words actually come from a real person...making a point? Wink

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@Frank Apisa,

You mean the words coming from a writer that is more than likely a liberal?

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@Frank Apisa,

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Lots of excellent material comes from the mouths of fictional characters, CJ

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They got you beat.

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@Baldimo,

B: You mean the words coming from a writer that is more than likely a liberal.

Either way the writer nailed it, B.

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@Baldimo,

Baldimo wrote:

You mean the words coming from a writer that is more than likely a liberal?

Lots of excellent material comes from the mouths of characters written by liberal writers...AND CONSERVATIVE writers, Baldimo.

Did I exclude that possibility?

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@coldjoint,

coldjoint wrote:

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Lots of excellent material comes from the mouths of fictional characters, CJ
.

They got you beat.

Perhaps.

They probably have both of us beat.

Some of these writers are very, very skilled and talented, CJ. Wink

(You should have done better than that!)

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@Frank Apisa,

Frank Apisa wrote:

Baldimo wrote:

You mean the words coming from a writer that is more than likely a liberal?

Lots of excellent material comes from the mouths of characters written by liberal writers...AND CONSERVATIVE writers, Baldimo.

Did I exclude that possibility?

Let's hope you are not referring to Ayn Rand... Smile

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@RexRed,

RexRed wrote:

Frank Apisa wrote:

Baldimo wrote:

You mean the words coming from a writer that is more than likely a liberal?

Lots of excellent material comes from the mouths of characters written by liberal writers...AND CONSERVATIVE writers, Baldimo.

Did I exclude that possibility?

Let's hope you are not referring to Ayn Rand...

Actually, I had other people in mind (Buckley and Safire)...but open almost any book with a fictional character...and you can get a pearl of wisdom from that character. (Perhaps with the exception of some of the plastic Rand characters! Wink

)

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