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@coldjoint,

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Has its nose up Obamas ass. Anything they claim is tripe and progressive propaganda. That you are stupid enough to believe the Libyan government showed Islamic demonstrations on television is ridiculous. They were installed by the US and would not stoke the fire that way at that time.

Gee, joint, the Libyans all said they saw coverage on TV. Ever heard of AlJazeera? But of course you know better, don't you? You know everything on Benghazi Tv. Loon. It's very simple to diss any source that doesn't hew to the rightwing party line as you do. But the Times has a much better proven record for digging out the facts than you do. Two years, twenty investingations. What, 20000 pages of testimony. And the GOP still has no case. The Times makes a whole lot more sense, and has the benefit of actually talking to the people involved. Which the GOP has NEVER done.Given the Times' research, and your lack of research or knowledge, I'll take the Times any day.

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@RABEL222,

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To back up your hypothesis, I refuse to discuss anything with baldy or cj, I live in a little town of 500 or so and we had to get a new computer because our old one was obsolete and in transfering information from the old one to the new 50% of the information was lost. Had pro's do the work and they claimed that it was not recoverable. I think I'll start an investigation of someone. Im thinking of running for office. Just can't figure out who to investigate so as to help me most.

I could have transferred your data without losing a single file provided the hard drives were readable. Data hides in lots of places but a good technician knows them all. I would question your technicians experience. Even hard drives that are considered dead can be sent away and in many cases and have the data extracted. This extraction is very expensive and definitely not something the IRS would have funds for. Government agencies are cheap for good reason, the justification of huge tax payer funded expenditures like extracting data from a dead hard drive is understandably as a rule forbidden due to the very high cost of such extraction.

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@MontereyJack,

Here is your reality. Nitwit.

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joint says:

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Take a good look at Common Core and say that

YOU take a good look at Common Core. COMMON CORE HAS NO CURRICULUM. IT HAS NO PROVISION TO MAKE A COMMON CURRICULUM. Everything you've bitched about came from local or state school committees, schools, and teachers. NONE OF IT WAS FROM THE FEDS.

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@RexRed,

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Data hides in lots of places

Check your rear end.

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@MontereyJack,

MontereyJack wrote:

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Yet the IRS blames HDD crashes on the destruction of emails that would point to wrong doing by the govt, and you have no problems with that?

There is no evidence that the emails WOULD point to wrong doing, there is a possibility that they COULD, but there is also a strong probability that they WOULDN't> We don't know.

Parenthetically, remember that this whole brouhaha is about CHARITABLE tax exemptions, not just plain old exemptions. Anybody who wouldn't question upfront whether anything involving "Tea Party" or Karl Rove was involved directly with politics rather than charity is being so naive it's hard to conceive thay actually exist in the modern world.

The real issue here is, did the Tea Party and GOP try and defraud the IRS with bogus agencies set up to funnel illegal campaign contributions to conservative politicians. i.e. Governor Walker

This whole GOP led investigation is a diversionary tactic to try and distract people from the corrupt political practices of the conservatives.

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@Baldimo,

No. I'm mocking Reagan for thinking he served, when he was just an actor. And I'm mocking Bush for doing his time, if in fact he did any, which is still in doubt, in an outfit that was widely regarded as run as a refuge for well-connected kids who had the political connections to get a berth where they'd never leave stateside. The Texas Air National Guard was widely known as where the Dallas Cowboys that got drafted did their time. And then he got leave to work in a Republican campaign in Alabam and probably never showed up again.

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@MontereyJack,

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NONE OF IT WAS FROM THE FEDS.

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Federal Involvement in Common Core

http://idahoansforlocaleducation.com/2013/05/federal-involvement-in-common-core/

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Common Core Issue Highlights Huge Role of Federal Government in Education

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2014/06/22/Common-Core-Issue-Highlights-Huge-Role-Of-Federal-Government-In-Education

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Looking at federal involvement in Common Core

http://www.lakewyliepilot.com/2014/02/17/2296425/looking-at-federal-involvement.html

There is a lot more.

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You left out this, joint:

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Everything you've bitched about came from local or state school committees, schools, and teachers

You bitchin", and just about all the rest I've seen, dealt with things taught in some local school. That's curriculum. And that was NOT coming from the feds.

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@MontereyJack,

Did you serve in the military MJ?

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@Baldimo,

Nope. Bad knee, and high draft number anyway. I did, however, do what I regard as two years of alternative service, as a civil rights worker in the South, upholding the Constitution of the United States , which had been sadly neglected for two centuries. Did you do anything constuctive with your time, Baldimo?

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Desperate Republican resorts to praising government
http://on.msnbc.com/1jMQK9R

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@MontereyJack,

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And that was NOT coming from the feds.

That is not what those articles say. What the NYT say, fool?

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@MontereyJack,

So you didn't serve because of whatever lame excuse you want to use, but you want to mock those that did sign up and serve. Whether you think it was a good service is not relevant. You mock others for something you didn't have the nerve to do. Your opinion on military service doesn't matter and is pointless. You can't mock others for something you didn't have the nerve to do.

You regard as alternative service... Congrats on what you did but don't ever compare it to the military, it isn't comparable. I should have figured when you started defending Bergdahl. I guess that is your version of honorable service.

Yeah MJ I served my country in the Army as a Chinook mechanic and then as a crew chief. Signed up after we went into Iraq and did a tour in Pakistan and Afghanistan. I put my money where my mouth was and did my duty. Those who didn't serve shouldn't mock those who did. It makes you look like a punk.

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@MontereyJack,

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as a civil rights worker in the South, upholding the Constitution of the United States

Now you are holding Obamas jockstrap. You are a HERO.

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joint says:

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Now you are holding Obamas jockstrap. You are a HERO

And you're an offensive idiot. Who, as far as we can tell from evidence on a2k, has never done anything constructive, but simply blown smoke.

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@MontereyJack,

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And you're an offensive idiot. Who, as far as we can tell from evidence on a2k, has never done anything constructive,

And you are an arrogant know it all like so many others who can't handle different opinions and are more easily offended than a little girl. Try growing up dreamer. All is not right with the world and your solutions are horseshit and untested theoretical bullshit.

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@Baldimo,

Baldimo, Reagan DIDN'T serve, he just thought he did. And Bush used Daddy's political pull to get into a service notable for avoiding actually serving. My draft board turned me down for medical reasons, so I found another way to serve my country. Though the war in Vietnam was a total mistake from the start, which cost 45,000 American lives. And I was also mocking that poster of PResidents in Uniform", which had Reagan and W in it. Also I note you were in the 80% of servicemen in support positions, not combat positions. Do keep that in mind when you wnt to rank out what others have done.

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joint says:

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And you are an arrogant know it all

I see you've been gazing in your mirror again.

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@MontereyJack,

MontereyJack wrote:

Also I note you were in the 80% of servicemen in support positions, not combat positions. Do keep that in mind when you wnt to rank out what others have done.

I think you may here be simply revealing your own ignorance of a reality you have never seen.

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