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@RexRed,

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Ignore The Hype: Courts Killed The Anti-Walker Fishing Expedition Weeks Ago

Cool

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You have been lying Rex.
http://mediatrackers.org/wisconsin/2014/06/19/ignore-hype-courts-killed-anti-walker-fishing-expedition-weeks-ago

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We know the whereabouts of the "lost" IRS emails

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Given this revelation from someone who understands the inner workings of NSA signals intelligence and how they collect data, it’s clear that despite the IRS losing the emails in question, there exist exact replicas of them at the NSA.

It should only be a matter of time now before President Obama officially requests that the NSA turn over these records so that he can prove to the American public once and for all that neither he or those in his administration had any knowledge or influence over the IRS targeting of political enemies.

Think that will happen? It could be done. Obama should have no problem giving that order. When pigs fly and Frank boxes Harry Reid.
http://directorblue.blogspot.com/2014/06/we-know-whereabouts-of-lost-irs-emails.html

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@bobsal u1553115,

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And Fox is TV news, nitwit.

And the most trusted. Granted that isn't saying much, but it beats the MSM.

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@coldjoint,

I don't read your posts, I don't watch your videos you post, you are too much of a baboon to even bother.

You are turning people who have put up with you into no longer even liking you..

Watch your votes of disapproval climb CJ...

Your fag jokes don't bother me, they just once and for all show what kind of a negative person you really are. I have had you on ignore and that is where you will stay.

How can such a hater have anything politically viable to add to this discussion?

One of these days you may have something that is actually of value to say and, as the boy who cried wolf, no one may care to listen to you.

The good people of A2K can only take so many lies and hate and eventually they will no longer care what you have to say and tune you completely out. I am already at that point.

If you think I am carefully reading your posts you are wrong, I am skipping over them.

Enjoy your reprobate, fart and potty mouth jokes, I doubt other intellects (whom I have known many here for nearly 15 years or more) are finding them the least bit humorous.

I used to be a jerk Republican like you CJ. There is hope but at this point it seems a long ways off.

Wait 'til one of these hateful Republican policies come and sideswipe your reality then you will change your tune fast and maybe a real human being will someday emerge...

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@RexRed,

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I don't read your posts, I don't watch your videos you post, you are too much of a baboon to even bother.

That's your loss, not mine. And I do not give a rats ass how many times I am voted down. It shows how narrowed minded and fixated people are with lip service and no results.

And calling anyone a liar when you defend Obama is like a one legged man in an ass kicking contest, no chance. No credibility is left for Obama. Everyday he fucks up more and lies more arrogantly.

Why don't you curl up in the fetal position and see if your beloved Obama will hold you. But make sure your hand is out for the check.

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How can such a hater have anything politically viable to add to this discussion?

Like your Walker story?

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Republican Representative says there’s ‘probably’ enough votes in the House to impeach Obama (Video)

http://www.rightwingnews.com/uncategorized/republican-representative-says-theres-probably-enough-votes-in-the-house-to-impeach-obama-video/
This should send people here into a tailspin.

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President Barack Obama has acted so unlawfully that he ‘probably’ wouldn’t survive an impeachment vote in the House of Representatives, Republican Rep. Lou Barletta told a radio host on Monday.
‘He’s just absolutely ignoring the Constitution, and ignoring the laws and ignoring the checks and balances,’ the Pennsylvania lawmaker told News Radio 910 WSBA personality Gary Sutton yesterday.

‘The problem is, what do you do?’ Barletta continued. ‘For those that say impeach him for breaking the laws or bypassing the laws — could that pass in the House? It probably could.’

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This is not a comment from a progressive blog. This is a direct quotation from the current platform of the Texas Republican Party. (I'm a longtime resident of the state.)

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We urge that the Voter Rights Act of 1965, codified and updated in 1973, be repealed and not reauthorized.

They can't even get the title of the act right; it's the Voting Rights Act, not the "Voter Rights Act." Rolling Eyes

Whats next? The repeal of the 1964 Civil Rights Act? A return to Plessy vs. Ferguson? As far as my politics are concerned, say they're outdated. Say I haven't kept up with the times. I don't care because this is a moral issue to me, not a political or ideological one.

As someone who grew up under Jim Crow and saw (at least to a degree) just how terrible it was, there is no way I could ever vote for any candidate of such a party. I would have to violate my conscience just as much as I would to vote for a candidate who actively supported abortion on demand -- which, granted, leaves no one for me to vote for. Well, so be it!

Again, I'm just a nonvoter. Again, for the record, I have never voted for Obama: I voted for McCain in 2008 (which I now regret), and I simply did not vote in 2012. I've made a point to not follow his administration. The state of politics is depressing enough for me without my being constantly informed as to the charges and the counter-charges, etc. I've been disappointed by administrations before. In other words, I'm not exactly partisan here.

I've noticed that only a few liberal members of A2K have expressed any outrage over what's happened to the Voting Rights Act. Apparently, this landmark legislation is a minor concern to them.

See, I call it as it is. No wonder I'm not popular in this forum. Anyone here who doesn't follow the political party line of the majority of the members, whether he's a Republican/conservative or is not, is automatically categorized as an outcast. Just like me. But I've always been different from one majority or another in one way or another. That's the price of thinking for yourself.

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@wmwcjr,

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No wonder I'm not popular in this forum. Anyone here who doesn't follow the political party line of the majority of the members, whether he's a Republican/conservative or is not, is automatically categorized as an outcast.

Don't sweat it. Remember ridicule is just a tool. And there are a lot of things "tools" can't do. Although they still try.

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@coldjoint,

America accomplished Iraq? That seems a bit odd, don't you think?

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@coldjoint,

coldjoint wrote:

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And Fox is TV news, nitwit.

And the most trusted. Granted that isn't saying much, but it beats the MSM.

Fox News is the least trusted TV news.

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@coldjoint,

Why haven't you found the one and a half MILLION missing emails regarding the wholesale firing of Federal Attorneys by the W administration that also made for 10 or so resignations and federal felony charges?

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GOPee Yew: What The Media Isn’t Telling You About Obama’s Poll Numbers

A new NBC/Wall Street Journal poll has some decidedly bad news for President Obama. The American people, according to this survey, are losing patience with the President and expressing it with low opinions of his job performance, foreign policy, and leadership. It is a distinct concern for him as his administration heads into its final two years.

That said, the news isn’t all bad. But far be it for the media to put the results in context so that people get a balanced perspective of the nation’s mood. In addition to the floundering numbers, there are some areas that ought to produce some optimism for the President and those aligned with his policies. First among them is the fact that, while Obama’s numbers are nothing to write home about, his political rivals are doing so much worse that may want to run away from home.

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@bobsal u1553115,

Like a lefty, you are trying to distract from the issue of how the IRS fucked up and was targeting political groups they didn't agree with. We can't possibly be mad about the missing IRS emails, we still have missing emails for 6 years ago. You can't be mad at the IRS emails unless you are mad about some other BS scandal that the Democrats have had 6 years to resolve. No we have to be upset about that because the left says so.

Dude drop the Republican act and admit that you are a Democrat and always have been. Your the boy who cried wolf way to many times.

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@coldjoint,

Do you even read anything? He gassed the Kurdis during HW's administration. Saddam was our buddy:

https://images.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fpoliticalscrapbook.net%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2011%2F03%2Fsaddam_rumsfeld.jpg&f=1

Saddam was gassing Kurds with US supplied precursor chemicals and was gassing women and children exactly as these two, Rumsfeld and Saddam were making google eyes at each other.

By the time W went to war Saddam had substantially dismantled his chemical production capacity becuase he mistakenly believed doing so would keep W from invading. For six year the UN went all over Iraq confirming the destruction of chemical agents and destroying that remaining.

Stop rewriting history to fit your personal narrative.

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@coldjoint,

Spoke too soon again Sparky..... or are you pulling it out of your ass .... again:

How the State of Wisconsin alleges Scott Walker aides violated the law,
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Newly unsealed legal documents filed by the State of Wisconsin last December allege that key aides to Republican Gov. Scott Walker illegally coordinated campaign money and programs between several different groups. We took the information in the filing and diagrammed the alleged relationship.

At the center of all of the allegations are two aides to Walker: R. J. Johnson and Deborah Jordahl. "For all practical purposes," the document states, the organization Wisconsin Club for Growth (WiCFG) "'was' R. J. Johnson and Deborah Jordahl." It was formed as a 501(c)(4) non-profit, as was a sister organization, Citizens for Strong America. Johnson and Jordahl created CFSA; Johnson's wife was its treasurer.

Johnson and Jordahl also worked as consultants for "Friends of Scott Walker", the campaign committee defending Walker against a 2012 effort to recall him. Wisconsin state law (and most election law) prohibits agents of a campaign from coordinating with outside groups. This is usually an effort to maintain campaign finance laws: If a campaign could send staff to go tell outside groups, who don't have any limits on the size of contributions they can accept, then campaign limits wouldn't serve any purpose.

http://img.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/files/2014/06/coord2.png

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/wp/2014/06/19/how-the-state-of-wisconsin-alleges-scott-walker-aides-violated-the-law-in-1-chart/

The video might explain it to you if you aren't as stupid as I think you are.

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@Baldimo,

The IRS scandal is a nothing issue. Firing half of the US Attorneys was a conspiracy to subvert justice. People were indicted and 10 or so White House staffers/insiders resigned in disgrace.

Why are you knee jerk conservatives so onto nothing issues blaming the wrong people and ignoring the full story? The IRS investigated at least as many liberal non profits at the same time and the fact is a lot of your conservative groups didn't meet the standards of non profits. How outraged would you be if the IRS didn't test the claims of non profits? I guess it hinges on whether they're left or right - correct?

Missing emails on a nothing "investigation". Big ******* deal.

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@bobsal u1553115,

ANNND by the way, I am progressive GOP not left.

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@bobsal u1553115,

Like I said, you lefties want to distract from the issue. It's called distraction politics and you lefties are famous for it. It has happened since the beginning with Obama. Obama does something wrong, plenty of times, and you lefties have always turned around and pointed the finger at Bush. In fact I don't think there has been a single thing Obama has done that you lefties didn't point the finger at either Bush or Reagan. Like I said you guys are the kings of distraction politics.

Keep telling yourself that Bob. You are a lefty and you know it. You still haven't explained what makes you a member of the GOP? I've been waiting for weeks now for an answer but you continue to dodge and distract.

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@bobsal u1553115,

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The IRS scandal is a nothing issue.

Destroying a hard drives of 7 people who were involved is nothing but admitting obvious guilt. Your IQ is the only nothing here.

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