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Gotta love the right-wing talking points ...

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Gotta love the right-wing talking points ...

We have to make them while we still can. It won't be long before we are censored.gif.

We have to make them while we still can. It won't be long before we are censored.gif.
OK, Chicken Little ...
It is free country, you are allowed to believe what you want. Even if what you believe in is wrong.

 

Well, now, that's an encouragement to meaningful dialogue.

Well, now, that's an encouragement to meaningful dialogue.

We will always defend your right to be wrong. :D

We will always defend your right to be wrong. :D
And vice versa ...
If he is against strong arm rule why did he not quickly condemn the recent actions taken against the protesters in Iran? Yet he was quick to condemn the actions in Honduras.

 

Any "condemnation" by Obama would have only helped Ahmadinejad and Khamenei. His response was well played. I've yet to see an honest refutation of that point.

 

The reason he jumped on it was because the Honduran President is a leftist, like Obama, and was violating the Honduran Constitution, much like Obama is violating the US Constitution with the takeover of the banks and car companies and the planned invasion of the sancitity of our homes with the energy bill.

 

That is an absurd and irrational argument. Since you cannot possibly prove your bold accusations, I will not bother with a refutation.

And vice versa ...

I really, really hope that I'm wrong. I really, really fear that I'm not.

That is an absurd and irrational argument. Since you cannot possibly prove your bold accusations, I will not bother with a refutation.
Absurd and irrational hasn't stopped many on that side of the aisle lately ...
Absurd and irrational hasn't stopped many on that side of the aisle lately ...

Kind of like what "that side of the aisle" had to listen to for the last 8 years...

Kind of like what "that side of the aisle" had to listen to for the last 8 years...
No argument there, although I don't think Bush was subject to quite as many outlandish claims about his character and policies as Obama.

 

But it's amazing how the shoe is on the other foot now.

No argument there, although I don't think Bush was subject to quite as many outlandish claims about his character and policies as Obama.

 

But it's amazing how the shoe is on the other foot now.

I would say Bush had at least as many. If I had a dime for everytime I heard something about Bush and his oil buddies keeping gas high.

 

And I will agree that it is definitely on the other foot. Things generally work in cycles and will one side is in power the other is losing their minds.

Kind of like what "that side of the aisle" had to listen to for the last 8 years...

What "that side of the aisle" didn't realize was that everything they were ever accused of came straight out of the Left's playbook.

What "that side of the aisle" didn't realize was that everything they were ever accused of came straight out of the Left's playbook.
Ah, more "playbook" comments ... how original.
Ah, more "playbook" comments ... how original.

As a matter of fact, they are original. That idea came straight from my noggin thank you very much!

 

BTW, how do you like my Obama smiley? bigears.gif

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