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sleigh the jury wrote:Why is this difficult for Romney? His Mormonism?



Beyerstein wrote:its what you get grammatron

macseries wrote:at elast last time they were running against the black guy or the bossy lady; now they're running against the president of the united states.
Former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty was a keynote speaker at this evening’s gathering of Iowa College Republicans in Des Moines. The event opened with a College Republican’s joke about Al Gore, Bill Clinton & Barack Obama winding up at heaven’s door on the same day — the punch-line of which was Obama, saying to God, “I believe, sir, that you’re in my chair.”
Pawlenty, once he started speaking, quickly connected with the crowd with references to Charlie Sheen and Lady Gaga.
The moment Pawlenty uttered Charlie Sheen’s name the giggling began. “Now, we may not in this room have ‘tiger blood’ like he does,” Pawlenty began and the crowd laughed. “But we do have something else in common with him. There’s going to be a lot of winning on the Republican side in 2012.” The crowd clapped; a few cheered.
A few moments later, as Pawlenty told the College Republicans Obama had “duped” their generation in the 2008 election, Pawlenty made a cultural reference to another entertainer with whom the crowd is quite familiar. “What the younger voters have figured out this is really a broken relationship. He made soaring promises, set grand expectations. He’s broken those promises. He’s failed to fulfill the expectations. If this was a Lady Gaga song, the relationship between the youth vote and Barack Obama would be ‘Bad Romance,’” Pawlenty said, as the crowd began to react, a bit more slowly than they had at the Sheen reference. “You know what I’m talking about.” The crowd applauded.

nakedlunch wrote:arrgg I forgot about the horny

One flyer asked God to “please remove from upon us the plague of the
artists, so that we shall not drown in evil waters, and so that they
shall not come to our residence to ruin it.’’




Buzz Fledderjohn wrote:Zwischenzug wrote:next summer everyone will be wondering if Santorum is going to be the VP pick.
for posterity
Zwischenzug wrote:Buzz Fledderjohn wrote:Zwischenzug wrote:next summer everyone will be wondering if Santorum is going to be the VP pick.
for posterity
Looks like my Santorum predictions may turn out bad because Bachmann is grabbing all the tea party/evangelical resources: http://politicalwire.com/archives/2011/ ... nning.html
She is also taking in a lot of money.
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i need to get a date with this BEER so i can tickle torture my inhibitions!!
murray st. wrote:http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/04/us/po ... ml?_r=1&hp
picture for this article is beyond words
She also raised 5 children and 23 foster children, making her especially popular among conservative families.

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Her Congressional office has experienced considerable turnover, including five chiefs of staff in the last four years. A former chairman of the Minnesota Republican Party, Ron Carey, resigned after five months in the post. He told reporters in Minneapolis that he would not support her presidential bid, saying, “She’s not going to be an electable candidate for us.”
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FidelityCastro wrote:murray st. wrote:http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/04/us/po ... ml?_r=1&hp
picture for this article is beyond wordsShe also raised 5 children and 23 foster children, making her especially popular among conservative families.
what the fuck

Feech La Manna wrote:From the comments:
Lots of people comment on Bachman being stupid, yet she's got a law degree and a masters in taxes.
Jimmy Carter was the smartest president ever, so we were told, before Obama.
How'd that "smartest-president ever" thing work out?
Beyerstein wrote:its what you get grammatron

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