Tea Party Express chair targets Saxby Chambliss

*grabs popcorn*

I love the sight of Republicans eating their own.

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First and second, WOOOO!

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Most of the Tea Party funding comes from the Koch brothers through Americans for Prosperity.

Really good Netflix documentary on this.

They are just made to look like a grass roots organization when they most certainly are anything but.

I doubt most of their members know that or would even care.

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Well, the senate minority leader dared to work with our President so he will have to fight or retire.

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I’m sure those Tea Party tools can get ole Tom Price or Paul Broun to take on Saxby. In fact, I think it would provide some entertaining banter. Will Broun accuse Saxby of being in league with the devil and sling holy water on him. How many times will Tom Price object to any discussion requiring facts. Ya gotta love it.

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LOL… A Repub will easily maintain this seat Jay. You and your ilk should worry about all the dem seats that will be extremely tight….

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I hope Chambliss decides to go to the middle and make it interesting.

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Cheesy, well Dick made their coffers $8 million lighter.

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CC

“…dem seats that will be extremely tight”

Dat do be sumpin you know sumpin about!

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Karen Handel is looking for a job…..

EEK!

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Chambliss has already signaled some move back toward the center. He knows how to read mene, mene tekel efarsin and is positioning himself to be on the side of the winners in the GOP civil war…

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The People’s Front of Judea….. p*ss off!

BIG NOSE!

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GOOD FIGHT/K’CHAK

Calm down! Blessed are the cheesemakers…

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josef @ 4:38

Exactly. Like those on both sides today and for ions before him, he is first and foremost a politician.

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Since the Republicans can’t clean their nest, the Democrats should
cross party vote these nuts in the primary.

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Amy Kremer! She looks more like a member in very good standing of the Twinkie Party Express.

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Cheesemakers? Literally or any manufacturers of dairy products?

How’s that PJ pizza pricing today?

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Maybe Sen Chambliss can appease Miss Amy by immediately sponsoring legislation to cut the deficit by closing Robins AFB, Fort Benning, Fort Gordon, eliminating all road construction funding for Georgia, all other transportation funding, all education funding, all federal research grants to Georgia universities…

Think she’d be happy then?

Redeem yourself, Sen Chambliss!

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Perhaps we can get a tea party witch to run….. and then stone her!

Then the Dems can pull a Clair Caskill (sp??).

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The progressives were the first to hold their party accountable to end the dlc.

The tea party are still waiting on the cuts on spending.

Our President cut a trillion but the tea party has ods.

They should be cheering our President when he does cut spending.

For credibility

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How’s that PJ pizza pricing today?

Well, I didn’t expect a kind of Spanish Inquisition!

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Keep Up
Perhaps we can get a tea party witch to run….. and then stone her!
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The Christian way is more efficient, just takes one stone and a pond.

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The republicans really don’t have much of a party left anymore, just a motley crew of assorted anarchists who are masquerading as representatives of a failed ideology. Their goal is to gum up the works, as if they are helping anyone except themselves, losers…

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Honestly, every one of those idiots in Congress now should be released. None of them have done their jobs for years. There is more pork in the recent bills than Paula Deen ever used in her recipes.

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harvey

“There is more pork in the recent bills than Paula Deen ever used in her recipes.”

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josef

Congress needs more pragmatic folks on both sides of the aisle. Democrats are nothing special, but it amazes me that some on this blog would deny there are major rifts and problems within the Republican Party. At this time, they make the Democrats look good and truth be told, they are not that good themselves.

Doubt it will happen because it is DC, however one can hope that the Republicans will get themselves together and Democrats will respond in kind.

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I don’t care about the gop.

Disband would be fine.

They are divided and conquered.

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… unless you advocate the gov’t confiscating all wealth and letting them distribute it out “equally.”

There’s your sign.

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Mick, I’d rather be governed by an anarchist

How do you get an anarchist to govern? They kind of stop being an anarchist when they do that, don’t they?

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I do not know if Saxby will lose a primary challenge or not but he sure needs one just to bring him back in line with the Conservative goals and philosophy of the state that sent him to DC.

I think Gingrey, Kingston, Westmoreland or Graves could beat him.

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josef

Good point, but “if” is a big word at this time. I could be 100% wrong, but I see small changes at best before November 2014. Depending on how that goes, I think we will see real or superficial changes after that.

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Kamchack I’ve got a sign for you dude, I deliberately went over the top on that statement to make a point. The point is, you want a large federal gov’t that provides/controls the health insurance industry, prop up “green energy companies, allows 49 million individuals to get food stamps, uses tax revenue to give out free phones, help provide retirement income, hire more teachers, policemen, construction workers, or whatever and I’m saying there isn’t that kind of revenue to sustain the spending our President wants to enact or unleash on this country.

Since you are apparently the know it all, why don’t you tell me how large of a budget our gov’t should have and how it can pay for all this spending!

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Aquagirl
How do you get an anarchist to govern? They kind of stop being an anarchist when they do that, don’t they?
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Not if they are willing to compromise…

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Yes, we deserve a Conservative Senator in this Red State so we can continue to take more in subsidies and handouts from the Federal Government than we give to them in Federal Taxes while blaming the Liberals for all the over spending issues.

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getalife — “pogo, Don’t blame Jay. Self reflect.”

ERROR

INVALID PROGRAM OBJECT “SELF”

SUBROUTINE “REFLECT” NOT FOUND

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Mangler,

Ouch.

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josef, you need to live on the wild side once and awhile.

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If the Tea Party believes in their message so much, why don’t they form their own party to see how many followers they really have instead of trying to usurp an existing party?

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Joe Hussein Mama

January 3rd, 2013
5:16 pm

td — “the Conservative goals and philosophy of the state that sent him to DC.”

I thought it was abject fear and terror of teh Mooslims that sent him there. After all, he had to slag on Max Cleland to get elected in the first place.

I am pretty sure Saxby beat Cleland because he was a lib hack of Jimmy Carter.

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Let’s see…. Chambliss just allowed a tax increase without so much as a single budget cut, when our current budget deficit is well over a trillion per year, and our national debt is over 16 Trillion. If Republicans cannot get spending concessions in the debt limit debacle, Saxby Chambliss will not be reelected.

The President got his tax increase… and we will see in less than a year how MINUSCULE that is in the scheme of things. The U.S. has a spending problem that no amount of tax increases will fix. Republicans who vote for a tax increase without getting a single spending cut will be voted out. Democrats SHOULD be demanding the same thing of their office holders as well.

In four years, we will have a $22 Trillion national debt. The question is: how long can the U.S. maintain yearly Trillion+ dollar deficits before no one will finance our debt? Democrats are gambling that we can do it… indefinitely. Democrats are betting that our debt, whether $16 trillion or $100 trillion, will be tolerated and that the world will still finance our debt.

Moody’s, Fitch’s, etc., along with every respectable economist in the world… begs to differ. At some point, we will no longer be able to sell debt. With annual trillion+ dollar deficits, I believe we hit that point in less than 10 years. And when that happens…. no more food stamps, earned income tax credits, housing subsidies, energy subsidies, mortgage interest deductions, etc. etc. In other words, when we finally spend too much, everyone ( especially the poor) loses.

Jay likes to talk about the dysfunctional Republican party, and how they are doomed. But Democrats are spending us into unimaginable debt, and their power WILL collapse when the world no longer finances their spending. Remember, every effort by the left in Greece to maintain the status quo there has failed. No one will finance Greece’s spending any more without significant strings attached, regardless of the will of the left in Greece’s politics. Democrats in the U.S. will be similarly robbed of their power to dole out goodies to constituents, and their power will similarly fade.

In short: The Republicans may be in decline. But Democrat power relies on unsustainable deficit spending, and their influence collapses when they can no longer deliver perks to their constituents. At this point, WHEN that happens is the the only question.

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MANGLER

January 3rd, 2013
5:17 pm

Yes, we deserve a Conservative Senator in this Red State so we can continue to take more in subsidies and handouts from the Federal Government than we give to them in Federal Taxes while blaming the Liberals for all the over spending issues.

And if all the Obama supporters that have moved down here from IL, MA, NY and NJ over the past 10 years would move back up north then Georgia would not be receiving more then we send.

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And for td’s next magic trick, he will present facts that back up this statement.

LOL!!!! You made a funny there… td and facts in the same sentence..

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Wow td…who do you think populates the greater Atlanta region from Buckhead north to Cumming? It’s not who you think it is. Mostly business professionals who has moved here because of job opportunities or transfers. I don’t think they are quite the drain on the economy you reference. In fact, they are probably the folks paying more of their hard earned money into the system. Without them, we would be (no offense to Josef) Mississippi…..

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…when our current budget deficit is…

Did someone mention deficit?

Which brings us to the economic level. The deficits that Bush ran up in the years in which the country was teetering on the verge of a serious recession had the beneficial effect of righting the economy. In that sense, deficits not only didn’t matter, but were a force for economic good.

Translation: IOKIYAR

Moody’s, Fitch’s, etc., along with every respectable economist in the world… begs to differ.

Moody’s and Fitch along with their counterpart Standard and Poor’s deserve nothing other than to be repeatedly kicked in the balls for being complicit in the global economic melt-down. They certainly don’t deserve to be lauded as “respectable”.

Phlogiston economists — AKA “supply siders” — deserve no respect either.

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Where the hell did JM run and hide?

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td — “1: My wife works for DFCS and over the past 10 years the majority of new cases are from people that have moved here from those states.”

Now all you need to do is prove that ten years ago, GA sent Washington more money than it received, and you’ll be golden.

Good luck finding that, though.

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NATIVE ATLANTAN

No apologies necessary,,,I might not like the way it sounds, but it’s the truth…

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td

My wife works for DFCS and over the past 10 years the majority of new cases are from people that have moved here from those states
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so you are saying that at DFCS they ask where they lived 10 years ago?

or that over the last 10 years she is still dealing with former residents of those states who after 10 years still don’t have a job?

or are you just making shyte up

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My wife works for DFCS and over the past 10 years the majority of new cases are from people that have moved here from those states.

A secondhand account of your wife’s b!tching about Yankees is not fact.

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TBS

January 3rd, 2013
5:42 pm

I know your head is in the sand and you refuse to accept anything that is not written in leftwing publications (and you know none of them would ever do such a study).

To answer your question as to how: Caseworkers are required to ask about residency and the residential history for the Federal requirement of checking to see if a person is getting benefits from 2 different states.

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josef
Sadly, now as through the centuries, Dixie has had to import its middle class….
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middle income workers, class, not so much..

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Aquagirl

January 3rd, 2013
5:44 pm

My wife works for DFCS and over the past 10 years the majority of new cases are from people that have moved here from those states.

A secondhand account of your wife’s b!tching about Yankees is not fact.

Since you are a teacher then tell us how many of your students came here from northern states and how many of them are on free or reduced lunches?

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Jm
Tea Party should remember who the enemy is
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who is the enemy ?

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If one were so inclined, one could draw a correlation between the United States in 2012 and 2013 and Germany in the 20’s and 30’s. Germans were looking for a “saviour” who promised them what they wanted no matter the cost to the nation. And they got one didn’t they? And apparently, judging from the November election, Americans today are looking for exactly the same thing. Obama voters think that the evil “rich” and big industry are the ones who have all the money and that money should be given to them. They feel entitled to this because their leader (and years of liberal indoctrination) tells them they should be. This is a fools game. Nothing comes free. Ultimately there will be a huge price for what Obama is doing to this country. Yea the checks are coming now but they won’t be forever and then what are they (Obama supporters) going to do? They may actually have to get off of their ass and feed themselves(or starve). Of course, I believe that before many of Obama’s supporters would actually work, they would take to the street to try and take what they want. Notice I said “try”. The next 6 years are going to a hoot in this country. The media will have plenty to report upon.

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TD

I can answer that…very, very few of our registrations from the Northern states apply for or receive free and reduced lunch.

FROG

Respectfully, I disagree…Dixie has never been able to supply the middle class demands. I think there has probably been a greater success in a domestically produced middle income than in a domestically produced bourgeoisie.

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josef
so you find the imports classier than homegrown ?

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Since you are a teacher then

Uh, no, that would be josef. Who, like the rest of our teachers isn’t an @$$hole polling his students trying to determine which ones are yank—excuse me, “those people” leeches and which are upstanding right-thinking ‘Mericans.

Really, the rest of us don’t do that $#!^.

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frog

this would be more appropriate

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Btfsplk

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td — “It appears you were not either alive or living in this state when “maxie” was elected.”

Actually, at the time, I was stationed in Hawaii.

“This was a Democrat run state in those days and “Maxie” ran on his Vet status. Soon after he was elected then his true lib side came out and when he ran for re election the state was turning Republican.”

And of course, Republican voters preferred the slimy f**kweasel with the gimpy foo-baw knees to the guy missing three limbs — particularly when the gimp slagged on Maxie’s patriotism.

Of Chambliss’ campaign ads, other Republican senators said this:

“[I]t’s worse than disgraceful, it’s reprehensible” — Senator John McCain

“beyond offensive to me.” — Senator Chuck Hagel

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saxby_Chambliss#2002_race

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TBS
naughty, naughty…..

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frog

How is the grand baby doing?

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Godwin’s Law in just over 100 comments

I think it only took around 60 comments this morning, our cons are slipping.

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pogo,

The nazi card?

Seriously?

Come on man.

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barking

Of course, take out the “lings” from “dumplings”…………….

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‘Scuse me. I meant to say EN Englais, por favor.

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and where does this “employment” come from? A magician waving his hand?

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frog

Good to hear. Hope all continues to go well.

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one of my job tasks is the processing of new registrations and with that the Free and Reduced lunch form.

Oh, I’m not surprised with all the paperwork nowadays you know such things, but how disappointing for td you don’t randomly interrogate the little buggers for this critical info.

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Aquagirl
but how disappointing for td you don’t randomly interrogate the little buggers for this critical info.
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or waterboard them, an interrogation technique you and I are immune to……….

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Nunna Yobinnes
Did you hear a whooshing sound when you read that post ?

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Why don’t people realize the Tea Party Express is nothing more than comic relief and when they do try to influence elections all they do is take what should be easy wins for Republicans and turn them into Democratic victories?

Here’s wishing you many more fruitful years, TPE!

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AQUAGIRL

Oy! The paperwork! I kid you not, when someone wants to know “how long it will take” we tell them, “if there are no problems, allot an hour and a half. If you would like, you can pass by the office and pick up a registration packet and fill it out at your leisure. You will be required to have certain residency documents notarized, so figure that into your timing as well.”

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Nunna Yobinnes
Translation: IOKIYAR

Sorry, I don’t speak Greek. In Englais por favor?
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It’s O.K. If You Are Republican=IOKYAR

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“Obama voters think that the evil “rich” and big industry are the ones who have all the money and that money should be given to them. They feel entitled to this because their leader (and years of liberal indoctrination) tells them they should be.”

NO, actually they just want to be paid fairly for the job they do, without having to watch the CEO get paid millions and have all the benefits while the “underlings” get laid off or fired or furloughed. They don’t feel entitled to anything but a chance to make it and maybe see their pay go up a little every now and then. The only indoctrination is in the American Dream, which over the last thirty years has been increasingly denied to those either in or trying to get into the middle class.

You’re wrong again, but thanks for spewing more of the right-wing nutjob talking points. President Obama is our president, representing one branch of the federal government and possessing only the powers given to that branch, like every other president before him. He can do nothing without congress, and both must pass the Supreme Court. Neither the court or Congress is about to let any president take that much power even if one tried. They were by far more united behind Republican presidents from Reagan forward than they have ever been with any Democrat. GWB got away with a lot more than this president could ever hope to try if he wanted to, and you guys know it. So move on to something substantive please, the Rush/Glenn/Sean lines are getting more ridiculous by the day.

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Oh, I get it. You are so clever BF (really).

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“That’s just plumb mean and hateful”

It takes a special kind of ugly to wish disaster on others…and no, claiming you were “kidding” doesn’t make it less ugly

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harry,

ods much?

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FROG

“an interrogation technique you and I are immune to.”

I just caught that… good one…

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frog

Don’t tell anyone about inserting I between the Y TMI

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Thanks BF.

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josef
started to use U but it would have complicated the explanation too much.

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“Since you are a teacher then tell us how many of your students came here from northern states and how many of them are on free or reduced lunches?”

Out of my 140 students about 60% qualify for FORL. Maybe 6 are transplants from up North. Not all 6 (probably) qualify.

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JoeHusseinMama
How is the relationship between the Hawaiians and the latecomers ?

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josef – they just thought it was a loud car horn.

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josef
me either…

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josef
when on Okinawa I had a lot of interaction with Okinawans
who wanted Independence and many of their parents had
cooperated with the US soldiers in the removal of the Japanese
in WW2. I know how betrayed they must have felt when we
gave control of the Islands to the Japanese.

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B. Frog — “JoeHusseinMama How is the relationship between the Hawaiians and the latecomers ?”

Depends on how you treat them. Like any stranger-in-a-strange-land situation, how you’re received and treated depends a lot on you, how you behave and how much respect you show to your hosts. IMO, there’s a lot of culture shock for white folks when you step off the plane in Hawaii, because you almost immediately start to run into Hawaii words and slang PLUS you’re no longer in the ethnic majority. So it really pays to watch the locals, to learn from their behavior and to ask polite questions. Kamaainas (islanders/locals) know that mainlanders are different, and if you come across as genuinely curious and not just nosy, you’ll quickly find all sorts of new cultural vistas opening up to you out there.

I resolved to learn as much as I could about the peoples and cultures of the islands, and I had a GREAT time in my four years out there. Locals were perfectly willing to show a haole boy from the mainland what was going on, provided I asked politely and was game to try anything.

I had an AJA (American of Japanese Ancestry — Hawaiian slang) buddy in Army Signal school — he was Army Reserve, so when we graduated, he went back home and started doing the weekend warrior thing. I took a couple of weeks’ leave, and when I flew in to HNL, he was waiting to pick me up. We got a friend of his (Irish-Korean) and all went down to the food court at Ala Moana Mall to get some lunch. We all got different foods, and I pointed out that we and our lunches were all ethnically different, and that nobody’s lunch matched anyone’s ethnicity at the table.

“Well,” said my buddy’s friend, “that’s just the way it is out here. Everyone eats everyone else’s food, and everyone marries everyone else.”

That paints the picture really well, IMO.

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“Well,” said my buddy’s friend, “that’s just the way it is out here. Everyone eats everyone else’s food, and everyone marries everyone else.”

So Hawaii people are Rednecks too? Dang! The things you learn on this blog!

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B. Frog — “I know how betrayed they must have felt when we gave control of the Islands to the Japanese.”

You will occasionally find folks who have axes to grind; some Native Hawaiians can be prickly to haoles, but most of them recognize the difference between the ones *intentionally* supporting the power structure and those who are completely unaware of it. Even though I was Army, I just listened to what they had to say. They know that as mainlanders, we’re totally ignorant of their cultural history and their sovereignty issues.

Samoans can sometimes be a bit dicey to deal with; they’ve got some cultural hangups about the obligatory demonstration of respect to your physical superiors. Translation: they like to get drunk and fight like hell on weekends.

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And you all say cons are angry?

And of course you can document where I have asserted, “cons are angry”, yes?

Thanks in advance.

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B. Frog — “Pretty much the same in Japan and Okinawa when I was there.”

The Japanese are some *incredible* hosts, aren’t they?

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JoeHusseinMama
Looks like Redneck Convert was right.

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Kam

I think he meant cons are MAD

as in LALALALALALALALALALALALALALA I can’t hear you

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LOL at the seniorile delinquents next door.

Daddy Kyle has to pull the plug on them every evening to keep them from stinking the place up.

Hi, knuckle-dragger!

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JHM 7:04
They are indeed. I went to the Cherry Blossom Festival at a
rural resort with hot springs.. The owner came by my table
and asked my companion about me. When he was told that
I was in the Air Force he said he had been an airman also
and would not let me pay for anything.

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JHM

I think a lot of the Trask sisters’ brothers and sisters were a part of that program at college!

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peadawg

It’s a perfectly legitimate English language lexical technique.

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Uh Oh! Someone just got schooled.

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“It’s a perfectly legitimate English language lexical technique.” – I know. It’s still funny to me.

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A “southerner” that says “you all” is not very southern if y’all know what I mean.

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Kam

“I think he meant cons are MAD

as in LALALALALALALALALALALALALALA I can’t hear you”

Again, please point out where I specifically indicated that Kam was the only angry one? Reading is fundamental.

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JHM

One of our buds was a Choctaw from Mississippi who had a government grant to study the Lummi language. a close relative of Choctaw. They used to kid him that the walk across the continent made ‘em scrawny!

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“A “southerner” that says “you all” is not very southern if y’all know what I mean.”

I’d say more than five decades would qualify me.

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I was born on Peachtree St

Can you narrow it down a little bit.

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I’d say more than five decades would qualify me.

Newcomer.

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Crawford Long Hospital myself.

The wrong side of the tracks.

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I was amused to find when studying Russian that
they use Bbi BCE or you all, also.

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“Crawford Long Hospital myself.
The wrong side of the tracks.”

Sorry, I had no say in the matter.

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I don’t care for grits in their solid form.

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peadawg

Got ya! One of the facets of Southern dialects is the free wheeling use they show in using some of those techniques which have faded from some of the other dialects. There’s a great deal of personal manipulation at work that can, indeed, lead to some really interesting constructions,

One of those is the compounding. One of my favorites came from a friend of mine’s mom who had just come home from a visit with a much disliked sister. “The only thing she gave me to eat was a mean-old-dried-up-I-hate-you pork chop.

******

You all is the non contracted form. Y’all is the contracted. The former in daily speech is for a somewhat more limited group. The second is more inclusive. The forms, along with you, can be used interchangeable once it is established just who we’re addressing.

“Look, when you all (the family) get back home, make sure y’all take Mama this cake. You know how much she likes it. But I do wish the next time we get together all y’all’ll make an effort to be here.”

Are we aware ourselves we’re doing it? Not really, but we do.

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Chambliss won’t have any competition. He’s a great man and will easily win…

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Paul Broun for Senator. heheheh

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TAXI

I’m wiling to give them a try…but, some things just don’t sound right…

FROG

“Standard” English is one of the few languages that doesn’t have a second person plural…

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Piedmont I suppose?

Yep, a brand spanking new facility at the time.

I can still remember the new car smell like it was only yesterday….

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Wow Kam, you have a remarkable memory. My life was just a blur until I was 3 or 4.

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addendum to my most recent post- I know some on here will reply that why don’t they find better paying jobs. You have a job making $7.25/hr., and you take one day off without pay to look for or interview for a better job could leave you without enough money for rent or the electric bill or water bill. Get the picture? We all agree that public assistance does not lead people out of poverty, neither does working for comapnies lke Air Serv or Aramark. At least on public assistance you have the luxury of looking for a job and interviewing without having to worry about becoming homeless or having no lights nor water.

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BF – never trust a preacher.

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I thought the carpetbaggers were Yankees.

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we do let the nice ones stay as long as they know how to behave

Such as not whizzing off the front porch. Back porch is okay though.

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Ahhh. Kids…AKA young’uns.

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“we do let the nice ones stay as long as they know how to behave
Such as not whizzing off the front porch. Back porch is okay though.”

Good to know.

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y’all’uns’s

I gotta remember that one.

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I remember when I was two because the firemen scolded me for lighting Popsicle sticks on fire to play caveman under the bed. I burned the house down. Then I ate a whole bottle of baby aspirin and had to get my stomach pumped. I was bored with kindergarten and would walk home many times.

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RF – just as long as “honey boo boo” don’t see ye.

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yes Ga needs a crackpopt like Rubio who didnt even get 50% of the vote to “win” his seat.

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Getalife – Really? Dang you were a rambunctuous little’un.

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As in “Will y’all’uns be quiet so I can hear the dogs barking?”

In that form, I would assume that you were referring to all the young’uns.

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TAXI

Wasn’t that a good one! You can imagine how it tickled my linguists’ funny bone!

Nunna

“How ’bout spittin’?”

Like whizzin, not if there’re ladies present.

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“Will y’all’uns be quiet so I can hear the dogs barking?”

Now, that one I’d interpret as being addressed to JUST the ones kicking up a fuss…

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When I was a kid, one of the field trip highlights was to go to the State Capitol while the legislature was in session. Ever’whar ye looked, there wuz spittoons. (sp)?

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Belchin’ contests OK?

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One reason the electorate does not take Rebublicans seriously about reducing debt is because they didn’t care when Bush put 2 wars and Medicare D on a credit card. Obama cut $17 billion of waste out of Medicare and they excoriated him during the campaign. And we are to believe they want to cut waste and get spending under control? Well, all reasonable people want less spending. I just don’t trust where Republicans will make the cuts.

Obama’s election proved that a person of color can win the White House. The GOP fears losing control for generations.

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Both,

She is hardcore gop and a big w cheerleader.

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COREY

I may be off here on one of my lighthearted topics, but as for what you’re saying YES!

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getalife – that’s cool. I never could figure it out though. Curly had a short haircut and Larry had long curly hair. It was a difficult concept for me to grasp as a child.

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Both,

Born in Vegas and lived in Nevada,Texas, Louisiana and Georgia.

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Noneya,

He made me laugh and was drunk most of the time.

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Shoot – if you had moved from Nevada to Arizona, you mighta met up with ol’ King Tut.

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(before he moved to Babylonia of course.)

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josef,

She wrote many love poems with w and showed great patriotism under w.

Under President Obama, no patriotism.

That was today’s topic over there.

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josef
the you’ns was quite frequently used in the Tennessee mountains
and it was particularly detested by my mother, she said it was
vulgar.

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“when she goes off on a tear, she can be just plumb nasty…”

Without a doubt. And the funny thing is that she will broad brush liberal and say how nasty they are while she is showing more anger and contempt then anyone on the blog.

I’ve read where she has posted poems and such. That seems to be more here thing than politics. If not for talking points and rhetoric, she is lost and will get upset if called on it.

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Saxby has some serious RINO tendencies with all this “Gang of X” crap. I fear he is more interested in invitations to Sally Quinn’s cocktail parties as one of them “good Republicans” rather than someone who is interested in America.

It all depends on who primaries him.

If it’s Price, Saxby is toast.

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Great stuff, huh TBS?

get, your dad was friends with Curly? Wow!

IMUO, they are still the greatest comedy act in American history. I could watch them for days on end.

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I followed in my Dad and Curley’s footsteps and partied hard from age 12-45.

I don’t remember much but will get flashbacks of good and bad things.

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“get, your dad was friends with Curly? Wow!”

Yup, he was our neighbor in Vegas.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZTGLsHYLKM

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It all depends on who primaries him.

If it’s Price, Saxby is toast.

Given that this state put Nathan Deal in office, I would argue against that…

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I guess you could say we got a Raw-ee Deal.

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td @ 5:48–I read TBS’s 5:42 post and it seems to question your assertion that Georgia is a donor state re Federal taxes, not anything re welfare recipients who move here from out of state. To repeat his question, cite your source for your assertion re donor state status? As to welfare recipients, it depends on whether you are talking about Medicaid, children, adults, etc. I have read that there only about 3,400 adult recipients of cash welfare payments in the whole state because Georgia has the most stringent cash aid requirements in the country. If that is true then they are obviously not flocking here from other states to get it and it is substantially irrelevant whether even all 3400 are from other states. It also defies common sense that people seeking welfare would leave a higher assistance state like NY for parsimonious Georgia. Ask your wife, she is DFACS social worker.

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Tom Price for senator! Nah! He’d object and rightfully so.

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Now Miss O’Donnell was dumber than dirt, but she’s a cutie.

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yuzeyurbrane

td’s ” I don’t know what the f I’m talking about, but will say it anyway” segments can be annoying but humorous at the same time.

He runs in circles, becomes the king of semantics and technicalities or as he did today……… leaves

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“…and Curley? Always my favorite!”

When it comes to Stooges, Iggy was always my favorite.

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JamVet 8:38
actually met Linda Ronstadt at a bar/dancehall in rural Maryland in
1966. me and another AF guy went for some entertainment and got
there around 5 o’clock. the place was empty and she was warming up.
the place had picnic tables and we got a beer and sat down. she
finished and came over and sat down and we offered a beer but she
declined. we stayed the rest of the night and she danced with each of
us during breaks. she was beautiful and nice.

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Damn, froggie! You danced with the lovely Linda Rondstat?!! Wow, you are my new hero!

(Aim High, baby!)

What can ya say? The cons are in a helluva hole. They gotta just keep on digging! (Hat tip Lloyd in Dumb & Dumber)

From that fantastic Rundgren-produced soundtrack…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXZQEojATqQ

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Jay and his minions sure are having cerebral orgasms thinking that they’ve won some kind of victory. Sadly, the country lost but these bozo’s are too deep into their left wing ideology to fathom that unfortunate fact. The country will bleed, while the bozo’s feed on their pathetic ideology.

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Karen Handel is just lickin’ her ole chops. Can’t wait to get back to hometown DC on the Feds dime. If the Teas follow Handel and get rid of Saxby, they will prove to be the idiots they are.

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RF

The same group that voted Deal into office continuously raises a fuss over everything that Obama does, even if he actually has nothing to do with it. Chambliss is bad enough, but I think there would be a substantial number of Democrats who would vote in the GOP primary to put him back on the ticket if the other option was Tom Price. I could be wrong, but that’s how I see it.

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“josef: it is the melodies and nuances of the various versions of the Southern dialect that have fascinated me for years”

It’s not just the South. It happens everywhere. I’ve told this before but it’s an illustration: we got a new District Manager and he came to our building for face-to-face meeting with our group. I literally did not pay attention to what he was saying because his accent was so familiar, but I couldn’t put my finger on it. I grew up in Harrisburg, PA. It wasn’t New York, and it wasn’t New Jersey. It wasn’t the accent I was familiar with from my home area. It wasn’t Ohio…but it was close. Just as I was wating for a break to ask him where he was from, he said he grew up in Pittsburgh.

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“I think there would be a substantial number of Democrats who would vote in the GOP primary to put him back on the ticket if the other option was Tom Price. I could be wrong, but that’s how I see it.”

Now that you could be right about. Price is about the only person I see right now who could really give Chambliss a challenge in a primary. Do you think the Dems might actually have someone to run against either one in the general election?

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Do you seriously believe a Republican administration right now could do any better with the mess they have in the House?

Yes, without a doubt in my mind, however, it would certainly help if Democrats lost the Senate. I’m no fan of Republicans but the Democrats now mostly belong to the hard-left.

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DOGGONE

Any Irishman, but especially one from Ulster, could say anything to me and it’d be music to my ears…

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“I’m no fan of Republicans but the Democrats now mostly belong to the hard-left”

Really?? That’s a very broad statement that I don’t think you could prove. The reality is most Dems aren’t as far left as they seem. When contrasted with the formerly popular far-right nuts we elected in recent years, I’m sure anyone in the Democratic party must seem very far left, but they’re not.

And I’ll respectfully disagree with you about a Republican administration. That would be very popular with the far-right, but if you think about it, they’d have a hard time governing from that extreme. Their own moderates and the Dems wouldn’t let very much of that get through Congress. And looking at the changing make up of the 113th Congress convening today, I’d say it would be even harder to govern from the far-right. Their numbers have shrunk a bit.

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“Any Irishman, but especially one from Ulster, could say anything to me and it’d be music to my ears…”

What strikes me is how similar the modern (as opposed to the tradidtional) Yorkshire accent is to the “generic” Southern accent.

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Keep: what’s even funnier is how many time the far-right folks voted against legislation they wrote themselves once the President said he supported it!! All he had to do was say he liked it and they’d cut their own hands off while they were writing it.

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RF, yep. If Obama said he was an ultra conservative, they would all become ultra liberals.

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Their unhinged actions are deplorable and pathetic.

del should be ashamed of himself but he has no honor or dignity.

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brosephus

Here’s a miami columnist on saban:
http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/01/02/3165360/alabama-coach-nick-saban-is-the.html

The reason its stings a bit more is because saban took over for mike shula, who has had a big hand in the players saban inherited. It seemed like a raw deal and we still have deep respect for don shula down here. Just a messy departure…go irish…

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But wouldn’t it be nice if the did have someone to run against him? I’m ashamed of how weak the Democratic party has gotten in this state.

Most Southern states have been single party states since being re-admitted to the union. Conservative Democrats ran the South until they shifted allegiance to the GOP. True Liberals exist in small numbers here, and there have not been enough to enable a true two party system in the South in a very long time.

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getalife

I just want a great game…and of course notre dame prevailing!!!

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getalife

People that buy into the deficit bogeyman forget who really put us there! In the end it’s all smoke and mirrors…

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Mick,

I think it will be a close game.

Alabama plays great on last drives.

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Mick

Sacking Shula was one of the best decisions made in Tuscaloosa. I don’t think Shula should have been hired in the first place. Bama passed on Sylvester Croom to hire Shula, and Croom made us pay every year we met.

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get

I just like to razz you diehard tide fans….saban is a great college coach, still, I’m thinking it’s the fighting irishs’ year…

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brosephus

Maybe, but shula might have been on the cusp of fielding some great teams, we’ll never know….indisputable fact is that saban won his first championship with all of shula’s recruits. I’m not taking anything away from saban, just give shula some props too!!!

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Jam Vet @8:30 pm…just a great voice

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0qm8nq8RcA

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“if it weren’t for that doggone ”

Hey!

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guy
just trying to help….

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Corey

January 3rd, 2013
7:23 pm

@td

January 3rd, 2013
5:36 pm

In other words, only 40% of the 51% who voted for Mr. Obama make more than 30k/yr. Damn, America sure has a whole lot of poor folk. Please do some research and notice when the productivity line and wage line diverged on the graph, and while you’re at it pour yourself a nice cup of tea.

I see reading comprehension skills are not your strong suit. If you want all the numbers then it looks like this

2011 total family income:
Total Obama Romney
Under $30,000 20% 63% 35%
$30,000 – $49,999 21% 57% 42%
$50,000 – $99,999 31% 46% 52%
$100,000 – $199,999 21% 44% 54%
$200,000 – $249,999 3% 47% 52%
$250,000 or more 4% 42% 55%

The bottom 42% voted for Obama because he was Santa Claus.

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The bottom 42% voted for Obama because he was Santa Claus.

Obama won, ’cause the best that y’all could do was nominate Romney.

Put better players on the field if you wanna win.

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now kamchak is a chaney fan! wow!

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barking frog, we can still agree to disagree and that means this is still the greatest nation!

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**but losing to Auburn will get you fired.**

I guess that sums it up quite nicely…

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guy
I can agree not to disagree with that…

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Romney was the most moderate candidate.

Not intended to be a factual statement.

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“Everyone else was a Conservative or did not have enough experience to get run”

Actually, Huntsman and Pawlenty weren’t conservative enough, Bachmann is nutty as a fruitcake, Perry couldn’t remember his own name too often, and Cain….well, no need to go into his foibles. I gotta tell you, I honestly would have loved to see Huntsman or Pawlenty go up against Obama. I think either one, IMO (and by no means expert or researched, just my opinion) could have given him a run for the money. Pawlenty didn’t have the guts for the cutthroat nature of the primaries, so I can see why he quit so early. As for Santorum and Gingrich, well they just didn’t know when to shut up and tried so hard to play the uber-conservative that they just tripped all over themselves and ended up looking like the fools they are. In the end, Romney was the only reasonable guy left after Iowa. It was kinda like picking a puppy from a litter of mutts- you just have to do the best you can with what you have.

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zzzz

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“Romney talked himself out of a sure win.”

funny

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Romney talked himself out of a sure win.

Obama has been labeled the worst president in U.S. history.

It has been asserted here several times by several individuals (or one individual using multiple sock-puppets) that Elmer Fudd could defeat Obama.

Romney couldn’t secure a win despite these two assertions.

“Sure win”?

Inevitable loss.

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frog

a few thou

still in place through debt ceiling

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RF

January 3rd, 2013
10:18 pm

“Everyone else was a Conservative or did not have enough experience to get run”

Actually, Huntsman and Pawlenty weren’t conservative enough.

Neither one of them were even viable candidates. Jeb Bush might have been the best to run.

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Tea party envy…

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Kamchak
The President had nothing but a failed incumbency to run on, not
that it was his fault. He allowed Romney to talk and when the 47%
tape was revealed, he just played it. In the debates he allowed
Romney to talk and was criticized for it but he was correct. Romney
talked himself into last place.

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Huntsman IS conservative. What he is not is one of those rabid, foaming at the mouth, bile spewing, flame throwing jackasses that some people think is what makes one a “true” conservative nowadays.

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Irrelevant voice in increasingly irrelevant state.

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He allowed Romney to talk and when the 47%
tape was revealed, he just played it. In the debates he allowed
Romney to talk and was criticized for it but he was correct. Romney
talked himself into last place.

That is what politicians do, they talk.

Romney couldn’t say anything to talk himself into the White House but Republicans believed that he was their best choice.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6inwzOooXRU

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frog

i doubt it ultimately, but insurance is useful

i’m out

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I’ll campaign for Saxby. I might not be thrilled with 100% of the decisions he’s made but the Senate showed real leadership in this mess created by the House. I’m sick of the Tea Party and their hostage hold on the House.

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Brosephus™

January 3rd, 2013
10:31 pm

Huntsman IS conservative

He may be a conservative by your standards but he could only get 15% of the vote in the moderate state of NH.

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He may be a conservative by your standards but he could only get 15% of the vote in the moderate state of NH.

And there’s the same sign.

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Sooth

Lovely woman and a distinctive voice. Too bad she was a product of the cheesy 70s.

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“I don’t think Shula should have been hired in the first place. Bama passed on Sylvester Croom to hire Shula, and Croom made us pay every year we met.”

Brocephus,

I don’t think Shula should have been hired either. Or Croom. There was a 3rd candidate that no one talked about who was eminently vastly more qualified than either of them. For some reason that never got talked about.

Croom was a better candidate than Shula but in retrospect I’m glad he didn’t get that job. It would have been doing nothing more than setting up the first black coach at Alabama for failure. That was an impossible situation to win in with the program at a low point and with the probation and scholarship losses being the 2nd worst ever handed down at that point in time.

And Croom didn’t win every game against Alabama. He went 1-2 against Shula and 1-1 against Saban.

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td

Not my standards. Had you bothered to click on the link I posted, you would have seen some prominent mouthpieces who said he was conservative. Then again, I know you’re one of the reading challenged posters here when the source doesn’t fit your version of the truth.

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Doom

I didn’t say that Croom beat Alabama every year. He did, however, make people question the hiring of Shula each year that he met up against Bama.

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First time I have seen a one point safety.

Good luck in the NFL coach.

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actually met Linda Ronstadt at a bar/dancehall in rural Maryland in
1966. me and another AF guy went for some entertainment and got
there around 5 o’clock. the place was empty and she was warming up.
the place had picnic tables and we got a beer and sat down. she
finished and came over and sat down and we offered a beer but she
declined. we stayed the rest of the night and she danced with each of
us during breaks

BF, add me to the “I’m not worthy/so in awe of your awesomeness” club.

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If I were Jay I would work hard to not talk about the fiscal cliff deal that his Lord and Master jammed through the congress. I would try hard not to talk about the signing statement he attached to the bill. I would try hard not to talk about how irrelevant this process has become to the out of control federal budget. I would especially try hard not to talk about the miserable economic recovery the Obmamorons still try to defend while so many are out of work.

Way to go Jay.

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“Did anyone take note of the fact that Gov. Chris Christie (R. N.J.) really tore into the Tea Partiers in the House regarding Sandy relief this past week? He did not mince words with the Tea Party radicals.”

other than the “Chris Christie Lashes Out at GOP, Boehner” article blog entry by Jay … nope. no one noticed.

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Good Friday morning to all y’all… I’m back at work…on crutches, but I couldn’t take another day on home rehab. I was going stir crazy! I didn’t get to wish many of y’all a Happy new Year, so belatedly…HAPPY NEW YEAR, ALL Y”ALL!!! May this year be everything you envision.
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I guess I’m going to have to back up on this fishery thing…haven’t heard about it.

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Happy New Year Corbin “Hop-Along” Sharpe!!!

I hope you and yours had a fantastic holiday (even with a mangled knee)

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dB – “To oppose it is, well, savage.”

and just look at the whirlwind they reaped as a result!

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Now we will have to ride a bus to Washington to find who pulls the strings of our local politician and unless we belong to one of those mega churches we won’t even get a hearing.

We should abolish the Senate and increase the number of Representatives and, of course, place the responsibility of establishing districts in some kind of less-corruptable, less-partisan hands than the frickin’ free-for-all that exists now.

That would not solve everything, but it would solve (I humbly submit) >50% of what is messed up in America today.

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Good! Anything to get rid of Chambliss is A-OK in my book. I’m fed up with his support and advancement of legislation that erodes our civil liberties. He has not seen one single bill that violates our Constitution that he doesn’t like; his support of NDAA, FISA, and many other bills of this ilk has proven that he is a threat to the American way of life.

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“The bill should pass or fail on its own merit.”

Earmarks have been ended by the Republicans. Which is good in my mind. It does make corralling votes for tough issues more difficult though because people are only voting on their conscience, not bribes. Which is as it should be.

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I’ve been trying all my adult life to get primaried but haven’t yet. Is there still hope?

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I’ll take any one of em over Barry “spread the wealth” Obama. Talk about an incompetent tool…….

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“because people are only voting on their conscience, not bribes. Which is as it should be.”

Sure, it SHOULD BE…but how many of them are now voting against out of spite?

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goooooooooooooooo economy!!

http://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.nr0.htm

gain of 155K jobs … plus an extra 15K in November!

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and, in fact, there was decent job growth throughout the year:

In 2012, employment growth averaged 153,000 per month, the same as the
average monthly gain for 2011. In December, employment increased in
health care, food services and drinking places, construction, and
manufacturing.

slow growth, but that prevents hyper-inflation …

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TP

Do Republicans use any condiments while munching out on each other
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Of course they do, they you horses ass sauce

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gain of 155K jobs … plus an extra 15K in November!

well, it’s not quite time to cue up Song 2 from Blur, but good news nevertheless.

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One trillion dollar coin would cover the cost of Sandy with enough left over to pay down most of the deficit for one year.

Should a trillion dollar coin be sized such that it can be carried in one’s pocket or should should it be bigger?

What image should be on a trillion dollar coin?

What should the trillion dollar coin be made of?

How many trillion dollar coins should we have?

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dB – at least you didn’t refer to any song by Muse. gah. too pretentious by half.

Keep Up – and they tried to derail the economy to give us those numbers just this week!!

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And promise to give away a lot of stuff.

But only to the right “people”, like corporations and the super-wealthy, huh Jack?

The only good thing about you self-destructive Republirubes, is that you cannot evolve, ergo…

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Taxpayer @ 8.40, fortunately for you I have already given this matter some serious thought.

The answers are:

Slightly bigger than an Eisenhower Dollar;

Rainbow Dash, Fluttershy, Twighlight Sparkle, and Cheerilee Pony;

Platinum; and

Four ought to do it for now.

(They can be deposited as needed, but might as well have ‘em minted and ready to spend.)

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The minting of a trillion dollar coin highlights the obvious need for the minting of millions of billion dollar coins and million dollar coins in order to make change when only a portion of a trillion dollar coin is spent.

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jerbs SHEETZ.

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Saxby Chambliss is far better than someone sent down from the home office to keep their satellite state under their thumb. This is a great chance for Georgia to get out from under the boot and maybe start improving our lives. We haven’t done this ever in the history of our state, stop blaming others for our weak character, show some guts instead of always hitting the greed button.

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Hey, Georgia Republicans, it looks like Jim Martin was right about Saxby Chambliss after all. The sweet taste of schaudenfreude.

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