Santorum is trolling me!
More wives than a 19th century mormon.What are some common criticisms of Gingrich out of curiosity?
What are some common criticisms of Gingrich out of curiosity?
What are some common criticisms of Gingrich out of curiosity?
I'm asking cuz my friend posted a picture on FBook of him watching a new gingrich speech and another dude was like "that's one smart man right there".
I'm looking for a clever way to retort back to that.
I'm asking cuz my friend posted a picture on FBook of him watching a new gingrich speech and another dude was like "that's one smart man right there".
I'm looking for a clever way to retort back to that.
I'm looking for sources and facts...
I'm looking for sources and facts...
I'm looking for sources and facts...
1) He cheated on both of his previous wives after they were diagnosed with serious diseases, while chastising Clinton for his cheating with Monica Lewinsky ; He now pretends to have credibility on family/conservative values, and claims god has shown him the way.
2) He's completely insincere about his positions on the issues, and goes out of his way to appeal to the lowest common denomation of every electorate he comes into contact with.
3) No one who worked with him during the Clinton years wants him anywhere near the White House because he's incredibly difficult to work with.
4) Republicans forced him out of office over ethics violations. Was the first speaker ever to be reprimanded over ethics violations.
I'm looking for sources and facts...
Accept your fate.
santorumlawyer
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It would be easier if you asked people to list good things about him.What are some common criticisms of Gingrich out of curiosity?
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=36300240&postcount=82
They're all ignoring me.![]()
Back me up here, people. Need reinforecments, stat.
Well, Mr. Holder, I think it may be time for an indictment. They had better go after him . . . no man (or party member) is above the law.
But you're not really countering his point. It goes without saying that the hunt for bin Laden didn't go from 0-to-dead-guy when Obama took office. It's also acknowledged by most accounts that the Bush administration de-prioritized hunting for him in its second term. And it's also also acknowledged--as far as we can know something as publicly unknowable as the events of the raid--that bin Laden remained far more plugged into al Qaeda than we previously thought, and we really found a motherlode of intelligence at his compound.
It's fallacious to warn against "overstating the significance" of bin Laden's death, because no one has ever seriously claimed that it ended all terrorism or whatever, or that Obama came into office with exactly zero intelligence or apparatus to take him out. Outside of that, it was pretty significant. It seriously fucked up al Qaeda's organization and plans.
I'm not a hater of OWS, but they couldn't become the SS if they tried.
Please. That shit hasn't been true since Nixon.Well, Mr. Holder, I think it may be time for an indictment. They had better go after him . . . no man (or party member) is above the law.
Uh, what? The project is moving full speed ahead.which left CA alone and so the project pretty much died as CA has its own financial problems.
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Pretty damn sad, indeed. I am guessing, but have no way to confirm, that the reason the governors turned the money down was that they did not want to have to provide the supplementary funding to cover the inevitable budget shortfalls that would happen once the project was started.
See the California stretch for a high speed rail project that is going to go WAY over budget and doesn't even cover enough of the scope to be as good as it could have been.
Nope. Theys aid they didnt want to cover operating costs because there was no way rail can be profitable.
At least, thats what the heritage foudnation said.
4 independent auditors since ruled that both projects would support themselves on ticket sales.
Standard "gop line =/ reality".
Like how job-creating scott walker is now running the state with one of the lowest job creation rates in the nation.
BTW: In Wisconsin, operating expenses were estimated at $4million a year.
$4 million is what the DOT spends on 2 projects to add a second left turn lane to an intersection.
Uh, what? The project is moving full speed ahead.
I'm looking for sources and facts...
Republicans have kept up a constant barrage against "Obamacare" this week, but President Barack Obama's campaign has quietly been running a massive grassroots and online push to reclaim the nickname critics have used to denigrate the Affordable Care Act.
In fact, Team Obama is about to take the selling of the president's health care law to a whole new level Saturday by kicking off a merchandise line, complete with T-shirts, bumper stickers and buttons, all proudly emblazoned with "Obamacare."
He will have to ditch his ad!![]()
Mr. President, you're conspicuously absent from the 2-year anniversary of your "greatest accomplishment" (described by your VP as "a big f***ing deal"). Where's the party? Concerned citizens around the country recognized the 2-year anniversary of Obamacare by protesting its attack on religious liberty. Oral arguments on Obamacare start next Monday, March 26, before the Supreme Court. Voting out Obama starts on Nov. 6.
Ex-gf liked Sarah Palin on facebook and liked her post:
fucking dodged a bullet there..
I should mention that she's going to college for free as she lives with her mom who is severely underemployed. She hasn't had healthcare for over a year because her mom's company dropped it...
The fuck is wrong with people?
I would wear the BFD shirt.
cult of personality with politicians is awesome.
I don't like it.
I'd hardly say it goes as far as saying it's how liberals think healthcare shoud work. It's just marketing. The biggest "problem" with it is that it's about three years late. And this is coming from someone who viscerally hates "Obamacare," "Romneycare," and "the Bush Tax Cuts."I don't like it.
Obamacare is a problematic bill, there's plenty wrong with it, yeah, it's better than the alternative, but presenting it like it's a liberal's idea to how healthcare should work in this country is not smart.
Even from a practical standpoint this is not smart.
This is just like the stimulus.
French flag, Netherlands flag stripe around the jersey?
I don't like it.
Obamacare is a problematic bill, there's plenty wrong with it, yeah, it's better than the alternative, but presenting it like it's a liberal's idea to how healthcare should work in this country is not smart.
Even from a practical standpoint this is not smart.
This is just like the stimulus.
There is a [presently tiny] chance that I will get to spend my second year of graduate school at the Hague. Gonna get my Dutch-Land on.I strongly support this.
It's a massive giveaway to the insurance companies? It does nothing to address the immensely problematic relationship between employment and insurance?Like?
It still heavily rely on private, for profit insurance, and it doesn't do enough to control cost.Like?
Hague is like the most boring city in the world that doesn't have a sprout named after it.There is a [presently tiny] chance that I will get to spend my second year of graduate school at the Hague. Gonna get my Dutch-Land on.
I really don't think it's much more than an effort to take the sting out of "Obamacare."It still heavily rely on private, for profit insurance, and it doesn't do enough to control cost.
Also, it for the most part kept healthcare as a work benefit, which is also something I don't support.
Again, this is still better than nothing and miles better than Ryan's plan, but if you pretend it's the greatest thing, you'll be called out if it's not.
You should call out its benefits, you should point out what repealing it means (do you miss preexisting conditions? no? well they're coming back anyway), but don't act like this is what liberals thing healthcare should look like a modern country.
Hague is like the most boring city in the world that doesn't have a sprout named after it.
Oh man, go to Berlin, it's not even close.The other possible alternative is Berlin. I've never been to Europe before; I figure either place would be a nice way to get out of the States for a year.