Were you kicked off the porch? - sm
Posted By: lall on 2009-05-03
In Reply to: First, I never feel "cornered". Second, what was the insult, please? NM - TechSupport
Were you kicked off the porch and then landed here with those of us who do not wish to go about a casual chat as if we were writing a thesis?
To reference a previous post, "we are not talking about Legos or buying off the rack," re: considering other methods of insuring a population, was insolent and many of your posts are simply dismissive, i.e., you are very adept at opportunistic argument. Suggesting that anyone would think something so involved could be changed at once is insulting at best. What would make you think anyone would want to continue a chat with you after making such a statement?
You've been here long enough that your ego should be well fed. Maybe you can afford to try to climb back up on the porch and possibly even ascend a step or two before you need to come back for another feed.
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My porch has a crack in it, it's Bush's fault.
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Yup. The Old Dude got his butt kicked.
maybe he was looking around for someone to rescue him.
The eye-rolling was a little much, as well. Somehow I can't see that affect going over real well when talking to heads of state worldwide.
This is where Obama kicked off his career sm
Obama's formal kick-off to announce his run for state senate was at the Hyde Park Ramada Inn on Sept. 19, 1995. Obama was introduced by [Democratic Sen. Alice] Palmer in a room filled with supporters at the Ramada, fronting Lake Michigan on South Lake Shore Drive, a stroll from the Museum of Science and Industry.
*Around this time, Obama started to attend a series of coffees in the Hyde Park community where he lived, standard operating procedure for political rookies running in the neighborhoods surrounding the University of Chicago.
*The Ackermans, Sam and Martha, longtime Hyde Park activists in independent Democratic politics, also held an early event for Obama in their condo on E. Hyde Park Boulevard. (They have since divorced.)
That's another Fox lie... his career was kicked off in the home of a woman, not Ayers
They just want to blow this thing out of proportion. Helloooo Ayers reformed and now works with Mayor Daley in Chicago. He works with VERY CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICANS, Reaganites, etc. He was never convicted. It doesn't matter because it's only the Obama haters who pay attention to this exaggerated story.
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