fuk☛ +5 GOP civil war has begun, I love it Crazy_________Dude2014-01-04 02:59:06
Karl Rove, the political wizard behind George W. Bush's campaigns, is engaging his American Crossroads Super PAC to take down any primary challengers to the GOP establishment's candidates. He's formed a group called the Conservative Victory Project to screen and recruit candidates the establishment likes for House and Senate seats. Although Rove unsuccessfully spent hundreds of millions of dollars on former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and other federal candidates in 2012, the U.S. Chamber of Congress joined efforts with Rove recently to elect candidates who favor big business and to defeat tea party, evangelical and libertarian candidates. "Our object is to avoid having stupid candidates who can't win general elections," Rove said on Fox News. Scott Reed, a longtime Republican strategist and spokesman for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, told The Wall Street Journal, "Our No. 1 focus is to make sure ... that we have no loser candidates. That will be our mantra: No fools on our ticket." http://www.cnn.com/2014/01/03/opinion/brazile-gop-civil-war/index.htmlkzoI'm guessing Capitalist Libs think TheSheepWhisperer2014-01-04 02:49:31$400 for an ounce of Weed is fair , the lines are out the door and down the block at all the pot shops in ColoradokzoI no longer do. But yes, you must pay a Gandolff2014-01-04 02:46:13price.kzoThe Myth that Life is or should be Fair. Gandolff2014-01-04 02:39:17 There seems to be a lot of talk these days about what is fair, and what is not. President Obama seems to believe life should be fair – that “everybody should have a fair shake.” Some of the 99% seem to believe life has treated them unfairly, and some of the 1% percent feel life hasn’t treated them fairly enough. My questions are these: What is fair? Is life fair? Should life be fair? I’ll frame the debate, and you decide… We clearly have no choice about how we come into this world, we have little choice early in life, but as we grow older choices abound. I have long believed that while we have no control over the beginning of our life, the overwhelming majority of us have the ability to influence the outcomes we attain. Fair is a state of mind, and most often, an unhealthy state of mind. In business, in politics, and in life, most of us are beneficiaries of the outcomes we have contributed to. Our station in life cannot, or at least should not, be blamed on our parents, our teachers, our pastors, our government, or our society – it’s largely based on the choices we make, and the attitudes we adopt. People have overcome poverty, drug addiction, incarceration, abuse, divorce, mental illness, victimization, and virtually every challenge known to man. Life is full of examples of the uneducated, the mentally and physically challenged, people born into war-torn impoverished backgrounds, who could have complained about life being unfair, but who instead chose a different path – they chose to overcome the odds and to leave the world better than they found it. Regardless of the challenges they faced, they had the character to choose contribution over complaint. DiscusslnkCheck out these Cencus sites....interesting FROG-452014-01-04 01:52:25http://www.census.gov/popclock/ 1. CA went from 9 million when I was born to 39 million.lnkFucked Duck FROG-452014-01-04 01:35:12 In the days of the Depression, a family had trapped a few ducks. As they needed some things only money could buy, the father requested his three sons take a duck each and travel around trying to sell them. They agreed and headed off on separate ways. The youngest of them knocked on the door of a nearby farm house and a shapely young blonde farm girl answered the door. "S'cuse me ma'am" said the guy. "I'm wunderin' if y'd be intrested in buyin this here duck frum me". The woman replied "I'd sure like me that plump duck to cook fur our supper, but I aint got no money to spare". "How about a fuck for it?" she asked. The man didn't hesitate and replied "Sure!". After they'd done the deal, the lonely farm girl said "If'n yer fuck me again - ya can have the duck back". So he did, and afterwards headed off along the road with the duck still under his arm. Soon a large truck roared past the man which frightened the duck so much that it jumped out of his arms and right under the wheels where it was squashed. The truck driver stopped and got out to speak with the man who explained that he was out trying to get money for his family by selling the duck. The truck driver felt remorse and offered the guy a dollar for his trouble. The man agreed and headed for home with the money in his pocket. That evening as they all gathered around the table, the father asked them how they did. The first son replied "I done good pa, I got me three dollars fur my duck". The second son replied "I done better 'n him pa, I got five dollars". Then the third son leaned back in his chair showing a cheeky grin and said "I done better 'n all uf yers, I got a fuck for a duck, a duck for a fuck and a buck for a fucked up duck!". I have...some other time. § mygrane2014-01-04 01:29:08I read M.A.S.H. in Nam before movie or show FROG-452014-01-04 01:27:33it is much darker than either and touched me so deep I couldn't laugh at the slap stick from idiot stick actors. unkMy Dad liked it quite a bit. jesushasmyback2014-01-04 01:23:56As I said, I couldn't get into it. I think I dropped it after 30 pages or so. I often push through novels I think I ought to read, but I'll drop a more populist work that doesn't grab me in the first few chapters. Pushing through Catch-22 was well worth it, whereas my fourth stab at Moby Dick will probably be my last. I was over halfway through when I realized I had no idea what was going on and I didn't give a fuck. My mind wandered endlessly with that book. Slammed it shut and never looked back, and that was probably 20 years ago.unkWeird: I was thinking about Cider House FROG-452014-01-04 01:17:52Rules just last night. Really. About how ironic (?) it was that this Doctor Addict ran an orphanage that doubled as an underground abortion clinic. Talk about Freedom of Choice. And how......difficult (?) it must have been growing up there and being of use. unk"I've never faked an orgasm in my life." § FROG-452014-01-04 01:08:32unkI also enjoyed Garth jesushasmyback2014-01-04 01:05:13but he lost me with a few others. Couldn't get into The Cider House Rules and there was another I tried but I forget now which one.unkHeh. I stopped while typing my last comment jesushasmyback2014-01-04 01:03:46to say good morning to my husband. My whole family loved that book. I'm sure most wierdo US expat clans would.unkNice. jesushasmyback2014-01-04 01:02:10I've only read a few of his novels, but The Hotel New Hampshire is a perennial favorite.unkFavorite authors / books? jesushasmyback2014-01-04 00:57:12That thread below was one of the more interesting ones this page has seen in ages. Personally, I can pick up Lonesome Dove or Skinny Legs and All and flip to any page and love it. I've read both more times than I can count. Beside Roberts and McMurtry, I love almost anything by Isabel Allende. I dig Ken Follett's historical fiction and the Millenium trilogy by Stieg Larsen knocked my socks off.laxI wood. § FROG-452014-01-04 00:43:27laxDo I have to o-o-0-0-O-0-0-o-o2014-01-04 00:41:13buy it dinner first?laxI enjoy seasons that aren't too cold. jesushasmyback2014-01-04 00:37:21It's nice to have spring and fall again. Winter still pumps my 'nads, but it's pleasantly mild so far. It got up to 10°C when I was in Berlin yesterday.laxLived in San Diego 4 yrs. B.o.r.i.n.g. FROG-452014-01-04 00:33:20Weather Just nice. nice....nice...tomorrow? NICE!laxI was a Roman Cathloic guilt drip. FROG-452014-01-04 00:31:52last of 8th. Talk about unwelcome and unwanted.,lnkNever finished that one, either. jesushasmyback2014-01-04 00:31:35Though I quite enjoyed Anna Karenina.laxMove to Erie, PA. jesushasmyback2014-01-04 00:30:51Most miserable damn weather I've ever known.laxI made my mom take me twice o-o-0-0-O-0-0-o-o2014-01-04 00:30:41For the break dancing. lnkTolstoy's "War and Peace" was an FROG-452014-01-04 00:30:22easier read and where I discovered my Russian soul. laxI miss blizzards o-o-0-0-O-0-0-o-o2014-01-04 00:30:03I actually find Southern California weather really boring. laxI was actually a mashed potato baby § o-o-0-0-O-0-0-o-o2014-01-04 00:28:44lnkMe too. I'd back up chapters to refresh FROG-452014-01-04 00:27:58my memory of where he and I were. lnkI quite liked that book. jesushasmyback2014-01-04 00:25:17I'm told The Brothers Karamozov is better, but I've never gotten past the first 40 pages or so.lax"I do the Monster Mash".......I do the Mash § FROG-452014-01-04 00:24:50lnkI doubt it. o-o-0-0-O-0-0-o-o2014-01-04 00:23:37You're an audit bragging about beating up middle school kids to strangers on an internet message board. I doubt that either your experience or your education make up for your immaturity, pride in your own ignorance, and overall whiny attitude.
Watch out you stupid cons: Establishment GOP wants nothing to do with you!
Karl Rove, the political wizard behind George W. Bush's campaigns, is engaging his American Crossroads Super PAC to take down any primary challengers to the GOP establishment's candidates. He's formed a group called the Conservative Victory Project to screen and recruit candidates the establishment likes for House and Senate seats. Although Rove unsuccessfully spent hundreds of millions of dollars on former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and other federal candidates in 2012, the U.S. Chamber of Congress joined efforts with Rove recently to elect candidates who favor big business and to defeat tea party, evangelical and libertarian candidates. "Our object is to avoid having stupid candidates who can't win general elections," Rove said on Fox News. Scott Reed, a longtime Republican strategist and spokesman for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, told The Wall Street Journal, "Our No. 1 focus is to make sure ... that we have no loser candidates. That will be our mantra: No fools on our ticket." http://www.cnn.com/2014/01/03/opinion/brazile-gop-civil-war/index.htmlkzoI'm guessing Capitalist Libs think TheSheepWhisperer2014-01-04 02:49:31$400 for an ounce of Weed is fair , the lines are out the door and down the block at all the pot shops in ColoradokzoI no longer do. But yes, you must pay a Gandolff2014-01-04 02:46:13price.kzoThe Myth that Life is or should be Fair. Gandolff2014-01-04 02:39:17 There seems to be a lot of talk these days about what is fair, and what is not. President Obama seems to believe life should be fair – that “everybody should have a fair shake.” Some of the 99% seem to believe life has treated them unfairly, and some of the 1% percent feel life hasn’t treated them fairly enough. My questions are these: What is fair? Is life fair? Should life be fair? I’ll frame the debate, and you decide… We clearly have no choice about how we come into this world, we have little choice early in life, but as we grow older choices abound. I have long believed that while we have no control over the beginning of our life, the overwhelming majority of us have the ability to influence the outcomes we attain. Fair is a state of mind, and most often, an unhealthy state of mind. In business, in politics, and in life, most of us are beneficiaries of the outcomes we have contributed to. Our station in life cannot, or at least should not, be blamed on our parents, our teachers, our pastors, our government, or our society – it’s largely based on the choices we make, and the attitudes we adopt. People have overcome poverty, drug addiction, incarceration, abuse, divorce, mental illness, victimization, and virtually every challenge known to man. Life is full of examples of the uneducated, the mentally and physically challenged, people born into war-torn impoverished backgrounds, who could have complained about life being unfair, but who instead chose a different path – they chose to overcome the odds and to leave the world better than they found it. Regardless of the challenges they faced, they had the character to choose contribution over complaint. DiscusslnkCheck out these Cencus sites....interesting FROG-452014-01-04 01:52:25http://www.census.gov/popclock/ 1. CA went from 9 million when I was born to 39 million.lnkFucked Duck FROG-452014-01-04 01:35:12 In the days of the Depression, a family had trapped a few ducks. As they needed some things only money could buy, the father requested his three sons take a duck each and travel around trying to sell them. They agreed and headed off on separate ways. The youngest of them knocked on the door of a nearby farm house and a shapely young blonde farm girl answered the door. "S'cuse me ma'am" said the guy. "I'm wunderin' if y'd be intrested in buyin this here duck frum me". The woman replied "I'd sure like me that plump duck to cook fur our supper, but I aint got no money to spare". "How about a fuck for it?" she asked. The man didn't hesitate and replied "Sure!". After they'd done the deal, the lonely farm girl said "If'n yer fuck me again - ya can have the duck back". So he did, and afterwards headed off along the road with the duck still under his arm. Soon a large truck roared past the man which frightened the duck so much that it jumped out of his arms and right under the wheels where it was squashed. The truck driver stopped and got out to speak with the man who explained that he was out trying to get money for his family by selling the duck. The truck driver felt remorse and offered the guy a dollar for his trouble. The man agreed and headed for home with the money in his pocket. That evening as they all gathered around the table, the father asked them how they did. The first son replied "I done good pa, I got me three dollars fur my duck". The second son replied "I done better 'n him pa, I got five dollars". Then the third son leaned back in his chair showing a cheeky grin and said "I done better 'n all uf yers, I got a fuck for a duck, a duck for a fuck and a buck for a fucked up duck!". I have...some other time. § mygrane2014-01-04 01:29:08I read M.A.S.H. in Nam before movie or show FROG-452014-01-04 01:27:33it is much darker than either and touched me so deep I couldn't laugh at the slap stick from idiot stick actors. unkMy Dad liked it quite a bit. jesushasmyback2014-01-04 01:23:56As I said, I couldn't get into it. I think I dropped it after 30 pages or so. I often push through novels I think I ought to read, but I'll drop a more populist work that doesn't grab me in the first few chapters. Pushing through Catch-22 was well worth it, whereas my fourth stab at Moby Dick will probably be my last. I was over halfway through when I realized I had no idea what was going on and I didn't give a fuck. My mind wandered endlessly with that book. Slammed it shut and never looked back, and that was probably 20 years ago.unkWeird: I was thinking about Cider House FROG-452014-01-04 01:17:52Rules just last night. Really. About how ironic (?) it was that this Doctor Addict ran an orphanage that doubled as an underground abortion clinic. Talk about Freedom of Choice. And how......difficult (?) it must have been growing up there and being of use. unk"I've never faked an orgasm in my life." § FROG-452014-01-04 01:08:32unkI also enjoyed Garth jesushasmyback2014-01-04 01:05:13but he lost me with a few others. Couldn't get into The Cider House Rules and there was another I tried but I forget now which one.unkHeh. I stopped while typing my last comment jesushasmyback2014-01-04 01:03:46to say good morning to my husband. My whole family loved that book. I'm sure most wierdo US expat clans would.unkNice. jesushasmyback2014-01-04 01:02:10I've only read a few of his novels, but The Hotel New Hampshire is a perennial favorite.unkFavorite authors / books? jesushasmyback2014-01-04 00:57:12That thread below was one of the more interesting ones this page has seen in ages. Personally, I can pick up Lonesome Dove or Skinny Legs and All and flip to any page and love it. I've read both more times than I can count. Beside Roberts and McMurtry, I love almost anything by Isabel Allende. I dig Ken Follett's historical fiction and the Millenium trilogy by Stieg Larsen knocked my socks off.laxI wood. § FROG-452014-01-04 00:43:27laxDo I have to o-o-0-0-O-0-0-o-o2014-01-04 00:41:13buy it dinner first?laxI enjoy seasons that aren't too cold. jesushasmyback2014-01-04 00:37:21It's nice to have spring and fall again. Winter still pumps my 'nads, but it's pleasantly mild so far. It got up to 10°C when I was in Berlin yesterday.laxLived in San Diego 4 yrs. B.o.r.i.n.g. FROG-452014-01-04 00:33:20Weather Just nice. nice....nice...tomorrow? NICE!laxI was a Roman Cathloic guilt drip. FROG-452014-01-04 00:31:52last of 8th. Talk about unwelcome and unwanted.,lnkNever finished that one, either. jesushasmyback2014-01-04 00:31:35Though I quite enjoyed Anna Karenina.laxMove to Erie, PA. jesushasmyback2014-01-04 00:30:51Most miserable damn weather I've ever known.laxI made my mom take me twice o-o-0-0-O-0-0-o-o2014-01-04 00:30:41For the break dancing. lnkTolstoy's "War and Peace" was an FROG-452014-01-04 00:30:22easier read and where I discovered my Russian soul. laxI miss blizzards o-o-0-0-O-0-0-o-o2014-01-04 00:30:03I actually find Southern California weather really boring. laxI was actually a mashed potato baby § o-o-0-0-O-0-0-o-o2014-01-04 00:28:44lnkMe too. I'd back up chapters to refresh FROG-452014-01-04 00:27:58my memory of where he and I were. lnkI quite liked that book. jesushasmyback2014-01-04 00:25:17I'm told The Brothers Karamozov is better, but I've never gotten past the first 40 pages or so.lax"I do the Monster Mash".......I do the Mash § FROG-452014-01-04 00:24:50lnkI doubt it. o-o-0-0-O-0-0-o-o2014-01-04 00:23:37You're an audit bragging about beating up middle school kids to strangers on an internet message board. I doubt that either your experience or your education make up for your immaturity, pride in your own ignorance, and overall whiny attitude.
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