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[SWE]

At least two criminals in new Scott ad.

So then they fit in well with Scott.

[Fed. Pac. Chairman Devin]

"Polygraphs are extremely unreliable and ineffective. I fully support the ban of these faulty tests"

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Carnivore.

[Potatoe]

[Goldwater]

I actually thought this was "hot" as in pretty, so I would be pretty shocked if Christie and Walker could be called hot by anyone, though why not Scotty?

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Skill, is it possible that you might be just slightly over analyzing things?

[SWE]

Basically, yes. In fact, the behavior of most gun rights supporters may have been what kept me in the pro-gun control crowd for so long.

Also Sanchez, the pro-gun blind kid sounds absolutely hilarious.

He is a fairly big guy, wears iron tipped boots, leather jackets, and always makes sure to tell you about the cigars he smokes instead of smoking weed or ciggarettes. The guns are the least annoying part about him .

[PPT Spiral]

I guess Clark Clifford summed Reagan best: "an amiable dunce".

Well, this "amiable dunce" became an extremely popular two term President of the United States, while Clifford is most remembered as a key figure in the Bank of Credit and Commerce International scandal, which led to a grand jury indictment.

Warren Harding and Calvin Coolidge were both extremely popular presidents when they were in office too.

As were FDR and Eisenhower, so I fail to see your point in relation to Reagan and Clifford.

My point being is that popularity in office =/= being a good president

[PiMp DaDdy FitzGerald]

One of the best. We all know that he's still alive in Serbia, though.

[Goldwater]

Good, he was a d*ck.

[LeBron]

I actually thought this was "hot" as in pretty, so I would be pretty shocked if Christie and Walker could be called hot by anyone, though why not Scotty?

[Maxwell]

I like the idea since it's a good balance of power giving the executive branch this option.

[Potatoe]

TNF is at least 95% genuine. Snowstalker is more like a much lower percentage.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

1996
After being found out in a number of sex scandals, President Clinton was cornered into resignation by Congress, leaving VP Bob Kerrey to run against Senator Carroll Campbell, many found Kerrey too Liberal , and Campbell too Conservative, but found the Centrist Perot just right, and in the VP Debates, King came out on top over Governor Feinstein and Senator Sessions, America looked towards a third choice

Businessman Ross Perot/Governor Angus King:271 EV, 33.5%
President Bob Kerrey/Governor Dianne Feinstein:203 EV, 32.1%
Governor Carroll Campbell/Senator Jeff Sessions:64 EV, 26%
Activist Ralph Nader/Activist Winona LaDuke:0 EV, 6.3%

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

No, but I must admit the Opeboism can be tiring. That is not, and never will be a bannable offense, of course.

[Randy Bobandy]

Most people I know who embody "gun culture" don't own guns. In fact, I know a blind kid who talks non stop about gun rights. You can't make this stuff up.

I'm sure that youngin' won't have much of a problem in your glorious state. 

He doesn't, and that is not entirely a bad thing.

Your blind friend doesn't have a problem acquiring a gun?!  And to think I was just making a joke. 

[Potatoe]

In terms of policy, probably Bush. In terms of just being a bastard, Nixon.

[windjammer]

1996
After being found out in a number of sex scandals, President Clinton was cornered into resignation by Congress, leaving VP Bob Kerrey to run against Senator Carroll Campbell, many found Kerrey too Liberal , and Campbell too Conservative, but found the Centrist Perot just right, and in the VP Debates, King came out on top over Governor Feinstein and Senator Sessions, America looked towards a third choice

Businessman Ross Perot/Governor Angus King:271 EV, 33.5%
President Bob Kerrey/Governor Dianne Feinstein:203 EV, 32.1%
Governor Carroll Campbell/Senator Jeff Sessions:64 EV, 26%
Activist Ralph Nader/Activist Winona LaDuke:0 EV, 6.3%

[IceSpear]

None of the legislators speaking in support of it were ever able to name even a single instance of a Mississippi Christian being forced to do something against their religion.


Also, there were rumors that Phil Bryant might veto it, since his son is gay, but no, he signed it proudly.

WHAT? He's even more disgusting than the legislature/

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

No (not mentally handicapped)

[Flake]

He is named in honor of this guy I know on Facebook.

[LeBron]

(This is the time to ask questions)

(I'm going to keep empty quoting this until someone asks me some serious questions)

[Potatoe]

Still proves it's safe when even Harper has Merkley leading by high singles, but those low name ID recognition numbers aren't good for Conger considering the more he becomes known, the more unpopular he'll be since he's Tea Party, anti-Obamacare and socially conservative. Not that she stood a chance in the first place, but Wheby is too conservative to win either.

This would probably be considered Conger's ceiling though and yeah, junk, biased poll.

[tik 🪀✨]

Spelling someone's name wrong isn't funny. Like, at all.

Whatever you say, Funtaker

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

The solution to this problem is to not cut the string. These fellows ought to keep it at its full length and use it to strangle the owners who have put them into this plight. They should use the threat of this string to advocate for redistribution of wealth that they might be able to afford better toys.

Alternatively, another answer is that these poor kids would not be able to figure out this problem because, being poor, they live in a school district with inadequate funding and unmotivated teachers who wouldn't be able to properly instruct them.

Or, perhaps Al has OCD. Even though he wants to maximize his chances of getting a long piece of string the compulsion to put a mark at 50cm overrides his other thoughts. He then washes his hands for forty-five minutes. This is a serious issue in Al's life and is not funny.