With Ted Nugent invite, “the stupid party” rocks on

Buzz Belle

Still waiting for those on the right to answer – do you consider “Ted” a patriot? Inquriing minds want to know.

Of course he’s a Patriot. He’s not a convicted felon. He believes in GOD, country, and the American way…. I honestly can’t think of a dem politician who thinks that way….

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They are still talking about Jindal calling his party stupid and I just laugh and ask can you fix stupid?

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I guess the Dems are smarter than the average bear….ok they bring the mother of the girl killed in Chicago – by gang member out of jail on probation after breaking probation…the cause..stupidity by the judicial system promoted by stupidity by the Democratic party…so there Jay…both sides seem to be stupid..but it has to be that tingly felling running down your leg or is that up your …oh well

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“The guy is a scumbag, draft dodger, and a buffoon.”
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According to the Shawn he just another great American. I guess Shawn has a really low opinion of Americans.

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Keep Up the Good Fight!

How sad that some thing Nugent believes in “country and the American way”…. But its what expected for the foolishness of the conned.

Yet the President and his party continue to rack up massive debt…. Hmmm.. Go figure…

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So Ted is the kim jung il of nra. He likes guns, killing creatures. Much better choices, like anyone, but the Newtown tragedy was more about mental illness and access that gun rights. 300,000,000 guns out there. Even with practical common sense legislation, can we really expect a safer society?

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Despite Nugent’s many shortcomings, I really do love the guitar riff for “Great White Buffalo”.

As for inviting him to the SOTU? Sure. Why not? As Jay notes, there is only the potential to further harm the Republican brand with moderate voters, and I’m all for that. Worst case scenario from the left’s perspective is that his attendance is an uneventful irrelevance.

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

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So the cons want us to address the mentally unstable having guns. And yet Ted still has his and he is as unstable as they come.

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Speaking of another obama failure. I was shocked to read that most people wasn’t even qualified to receive a free obamaphone…..

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Democrats certainly live up to the billing party of stupid….

http://chicksontheright.com/posts/item/23812-democrat-state-senator-arrested-for-using-taxpayer-money-to-buy-clothing-for-her-poodle

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Fisher

So the cons want us to address the mentally unstable having guns. And yet Ted still has his and he is as unstable as they come.

Got proof???

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BuckeyeInGa

February 12th, 2013
12:37 pm

Nugent made a threat towards the sitting President of the United States yet was invited to the State of the Union address..sad and the Republicans didn’t learn a thing from Nov 2012.

What threat?

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BuckeyeInGa

That wasn’t debunked.. You might want to read more.

So what was he charged with… I’d love a link…. Sure they wasted tax dollars by paying him a visit but nothing else became of it… Of course you lefty’s went crazy whooping your puppies over it to no avail…

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Until Ted flip flops, dies or goes to jail, he is a petty liar.

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“According to AL.com, four Alabama football players were arrested Monday. UA spokeswoman Cathy Andreen confirmed the arrests of freshman linebacker Tyler Hayes, 18, freshman safety Eddie Williams, 20, redshirt freshman D.J. Pettway, 20, and redshirt freshman H-back Brent Calloway, 20.”

No wonder doomy is upset.

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Itchy Finger 12:48
BuckeyeInGa

That wasn’t debunked.. You might want to read more.

So what was he charged with… I’d love a link…. Sure they wasted tax dollars by paying him a visit but nothing else became of it… Of course you lefty’s went crazy whooping your puppies over it to no avail…

Thanks for making my point..”They wasted tax dollar by paying him a visit. ..Exactly the SS paid him a visit and not because they like his songs..

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The killings by the thugs and TRASH in Chicago are what they are. The rocket-scientist that shot that poor girl was nothing but the scum (smegma) of the earth. That is not a liberal, conservative, or independent statement. It is a fact. And before somebody says “How do you know him” rest assured, I did not know Jeffrey Dahmer, either, but I know that he was scum. Gun control laws have worked well up there, have thay not? Nugent may rant and rave, but he couldn’t kill as many folks as the thugs in Chicago have if he nuked a place. I’m so tired of the Al Sharptons having no solutions, and not wanting to enforce anything up there due to “discrimination” factors, etc. Leave race out of it, and likewise try to solve a problem instead of ranting about guns. How does anyone propose keeping guns out of the hands of these trash-bags up there….new laws? Good night above…..these folks do not respect life anyway, so wtf will a new law mean? Mass shootings, like colorodo, Sandyhook etc. are awful, but you can add up all the numbers and cannot get a good start on the mess that goes on in Chicago, Philadelphia, etc. on a daily basis. New lawas will never have an effect on folks (a very liberal use of the term) like these. The Sandyhook shooter, the colorodo shooter, and others like that are psycopathic loons. The gangs, etc. in Chicago are just cold-blooded killers.

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It’s funny to see how all these Democrats get so worked up about what the Republicans are saying or doing! Call each other stupid or whatever…there is two sides to the street! Democrats enjoy your victory and the spoils! Why be so consumed with hate or what ever drives you folks crazy!

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ted is just another stupid con with a big mouth.

Hank Jr cut and run and so will ted.

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soooo….is Itchy the reincarnated USMC? You know….drop a linkee, attempt to distract, fail to construct sentences properly…..that USMC?

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Jay, your title today shows that you are so childlike in your utterings.

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Nugent might be extreme, but I will take him and you can keep your stupid liberal celebrities –

“I propose a limitation be put on how many sqares [sic] of toilet paper can be used in any one sitting.” Sheryl Crow

“Whenever I watch TV and see those poor starving kids all over the world, I can’t help but cry. I mean I’d love to be skinny like that, but not with all those flies and death and stuff.”
Mariah Carey

“If you take out the killings, Washington actually has a very very low crime rate.” Marion Berry

“World Trade Center … miraculously, the first time in history, steel was melted by fire. It is physically impossible.” Rosie O’donnell

You can’t fix stupid!

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“You can’t fix stupid”

The party of stupid can’t be fixed.

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Dick Cheney defended President Barack Obama’s drone program Tuesday.

“I think it’s a good program and I don’t disagree with the basic policy that the Obama administration is pursuing now in that regards,” former President George W. Bush’s vice president said to CBS News anchor Charlie Rose on CBS’s “This Morning.”

Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2013/02/dick-cheney-praises-obama-on-drone-use-87511.html#ixzz2Ki1wfvV8

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“”I don’t think he has the guts to do it. He doesn’t have the courage to take on the liberal side of his own party — never has,” Boehner said. ”

That would because he IS the liberal side. Anybody who claims Obama is a cenrist is just not paying attention. Tonight’s speech is going to be nothing more than yet another campaign speech full of more spending and more freebies to more people designed to get more people on the Obama gravy train. Keep in mind every one of his promises has a price tag behind it somebody has to pay for with a reduction in their paycheck.

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Well, when you think about it, all this party fussing is about raising campaign cash. The librul Democrats won’t let the godly Republicans tilt things more toward the rich Job Creators and they hate Obama for it. It’s hard to raise campaign cash if you ain’t done nothing for the people you’re trying to get the cash from. The godly Republicans won’t let the librul Democrats tilt things more toward the welfare bums low income people so they hate the Republicans for keeping them from getting all those votes.

And then you get nuts like this Ted Nugent. He’s rich and wants to be sure he stays that way so he gins up this gun thing to keep people riled up and his name in the news. I expect he don’t give a flying flip about guns but if he shows up on Piers Morgan saying all kind of strange things about gun ownership, people will remember him next time he has a concert in their area.

That’s my opinion and it’s very true.

Have a good p.m. everybody.

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Whats the over/under on “fair share” tonight?

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JAY:

Who invited Obama to tonight’s event ??

“If they bring a knife to the fight, we bring a gun,” Obama told the audience. “Because from what I understand folks in Philly like a good brawl. I’ve seen Eagles fans.” Barack Hussein Obama

http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2008/06/14/obama-if-they-bring-a-knife-to-the-fight-we-bring-a-gun/

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0311-still waiting. Is nugent a patriot?

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Liberal fainting goats and liberal drama queen’s heads are exploding all over the blog. Someone get a towel. Its getting bloody messy in here.

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the dog:

Can you scroll up a bit. I answered your question…

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the dog:

Is Nugent a patriot? Sure he is !

Is Obama ?

“If they bring a knife to the fight, we bring a gun,” Obama told the audience. “Because from what I understand folks in Philly like a good brawl. I’ve seen Eagles fans.”

Barack Hussein Obama

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the dog:

Is the Putnam Country Sheriff a patriot ??

Hon. Saxby Chambliss
United States Senate
416 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510

Dear Senator Chambliss,

I write you today at a point in my life where I have grave concerns about the future of our nation. Come this April, I will begin my 40th year in the field of public safety. I have been very fortunate in my career to have worked in almost every aspect of law enforcement, both in rural and urban areas, along with a stint in corporate security for one of the largest banks in the country. I have just been reelected to my fifth term of office, and I serve as the Director of my county’s Emergency Management Agency. I am also the President of the Georgia Sheriffs’ Association, but this letter is written from me individually as the Sheriff of Putnam County and in my capacity as an American citizen.
The recent incident where children and staff were murdered by a deranged individual at the school in Newtown, Connecticut and the many similar incidents that have occurred in the past are horrific tragedies, and they most assuredly warrant measures and policies to prevent such acts in the future. While I may have never had personal experience with an incident of mass murder, I have unfortunately responded to and investigated untold numbers of assaults and murders during my long career. All of those incidents were also tragic and often senseless, but I know that firearms were not the cause of these crimes.
Erroneously, the national media immediately focused on guns as the cause of the crimes at Sandy Hook. In addition, from much of what I have heard and read, it appears Congress seems to be going in that same direction. This is what precipitated my fears for the country. In my county, and in every community where I have served as a police officer, I have found the most patriotic responsible citizens are those who own firearms. These people are the first to stand at attention and pledge allegiance to our flag, the first to bow their heads in prayer, the first to pay their taxes, and the first in line to vote on Election Day. They know the 2nd Amendment of our Constitution, and they know that their right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed upon.
I expect my citizens to defend themselves from harm until we arrive on the scene, and I have a sense of comfort in knowing the vast majority of them are well armed and have the ability to protect themselves. I also find great solace in the fact that they have the ability to come to the aid of me and my deputies should some circumstance warrant it.
It is very clear to me that the public has little faith in most of its elected officials at the present time. Polls related to confidence in Congress glaringly reflect this, and I believe the same attitude trickles down even to the local level. Should Congress enact laws that ban, or even require the registration of firearms, it WILL NOT keep guns out of the hands of criminals. The end result of such legislation will make criminals out of our best citizens, as I am absolutely certain that the vast majority of Georgians WILL NOT surrender any of their firearms, magazines, or ammunition, nor will they comply with any law that mandates they register their weapons with any entity of government.
The functionality of our government is completely dependent upon the majority voluntarily abiding by the law. It is my greatest fear that legislation banning or requiring the registration of guns the public can now legally posses will force our best citizens to a precipice where they will turn their backs to the law. Beyond that point, there will only be a slippery slope where only more laws will be ignored and not complied with.
I find it absolutely incredulous that there seems to be little discussion about the real issues that are at the root of people who commit crimes with firearms. Although a general decline in morality coupled with an insatiable appetite for illicit drugs are contributing factors, I believe the primary causal components of most violent crimes are a combination of mental health issues and our failure to prosecute, punish, and keep recidivist criminals in confinement.
When it comes to mentally deranged people, the State of Georgia has simply abandoned its responsibility to protect them or the public they endanger. I can explain the mental health problem in three sentences. When I went away to college some forty years ago there were about 4 and a half million people living in Georgia and there were 17,000 people institutionalized at Central State Hospital in Milledgeville. Today there are 10 million people in Georgia and there is virtually no one confined in Central State. The sheriffs of Georgia have evolved into being the largest providers of mental health services in the state as a significant proportion of the inmates in our jails suffer from a myriad of mental problems. This shouldn’t be our duty, and it is something we are not equipped nor funded for.
As for the failure to appropriately deal with recidivist criminals, I will offer you just a few recent examples. On December 17, 2012 a young Clayton County Police Officer named Sean Callahan was murdered in the line of duty as he responded to a domestic disturbance call. Tremaine Lebis, the hoodlum who murdered Officer Callahan, was out of prison on parole at the time of the crime. He, of course, had several weapons in his possession (including a so-called dreaded “Assault Rifle”) and had been released from prison early after being convicted of Aggravated Assault in Gwinnett County in 1992 where he brutally shot a man in the head with a handgun. He got 20 years to serve for that crime and escaped while in a prison in Baldwin County in 1995. He got three more years for the Escape charge in Baldwin and was paroled in May 2008. He was to remain under sup ervision of Parole until April 2016.
Lebis was arrested, yet again, in Henry County for Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon and some other charge in April 2011. He pleaded guilty to Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon and False Report of a Crime in November 2011. I don’t know what kind of sentence he received for that conviction, but the Clayton News Daily said he was given credit for time served since May 26, 2011. Nonetheless, Lebis was released on parole yet again on May 21, 2012. His next appearance at the rodeo of crime resulted in the murder of Officer Callahan. If Lebis had not been released on parole in May 2008, Officer Callahan would still be alive. If Lebis had not been released on parole AGAIN in May 2012, Officer Callahan would still be alive. It was already a violation of both state and federal law for Lebis to possess any type of firearm long before he murdered Officer Callahan.
Seven days after the murder of Officer Callahan, an individual named William Spengler shot four firefighters, murdering two of them, in Webster, New York. It now appears he may have also murdered his sister and been responsible for burning seven houses in his neighborhood. He, too, was a convicted felon and had previously served a whopping 17 years in prison for beating his own grandmother to death with a hammer. Again, it was already a violation of both state and federal law for Spengler to possess any type of firearm when he shot and killed the firefighters.
Three days ago Atlanta Police Officer Reggie Robinson was shot in the face while he investigated a complaint regarding illicit drug dealing. The individual who shot him was 20 year old Frank Emmitt Nance. Nance had a pending case of Battery against him from an arrest in April 2012 and was also on probation after being convicted of Aggravated Assault, Terroristic Threats, and Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon in Fulton County on January 10, 2012. Nance had been released from state prison on March 28, 2011 after completing an arduous 8 months of incarceration from a previous conviction for Burglary, Theft by Taking, and, of course, yet another count of Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon. Yet again, it was already a violation of both state and federal law for Nance to possess any type of firearm when he shot Officer Robinson.
You might think that the three aforementioned examples are exceptions, but I must unfortunately tell you that similar cases are routine and prolific all over Georgia and throughout the nation. The media very rarely even makes mention of a criminal’s previous arrest record. Last year our General Assembly rammed through legislation that they called “Criminal Justice Reform”. In reality it was nothing more than a statutory degradation of morality, as its primary component did nothing more than change a litany of felony crimes, making them misdemeanors and shifting the burden of cost from the state government back to the counties.
Governor Deal touted that it was simply too expensive to keep criminals in prison because we were mad at them. I believe we should be nothing less than furious with recidivist criminals. The emotional and financial expenses that victims and others are left with in the wake of their incessant pernicious voyages far exceeds the cost of keeping the savages caged and away from society.
Senator, we have a plethora of laws already in existence that can effectively deal with the unlawful possession and use of firearms of any kind by criminals. I would support any legislation that mandated a sure, swift, and severe penalty for any criminal possession and use of a gun, but I will not support, aid, enforce, nor condone, any effort or legislation that will infringe upon the right of a law abiding citizen’s right to bear firearms. You took the same oath as I did, and it was to support and defend our Constitution. I implore you to do so at this crucial point in time.

Sincerely,
Howard R. Sills
Sheriff

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the dog:

How about all of the sheriff’s in the Georgia Sherrif’s Association and the other state associations listed here?

Are they patriots ??

List of State Sheriff’s Associations Saying No to More Gun Control:

1. Utah Sheriffs Association
2. Florida Sheriffs Association
3. Georgia Sheriffs Association
4. Colorado Sheriffs Association
5. New Mexico Sheriffs Association
6. Nebraska Sheriffs Association
7. Wyoming Sheriffs Association
8. Indiana Sheriffs Association

http://cspoa.org/sheriffs-gun-rights/

http://www.wsbtv.com/news/news/local/georgia-sheriffs-association-against-stricter-gun-/nWC78/

“The sheriffs took an oath to support the Constitution and will stand by the 2nd Amendment. The sheriffs will aggressively oppose federal or state legislation which infringes upon law abiding citizens’ right to bear arms.

The sheriffs further agree to support any legislation that would effectively penalize criminals who use firearms in the commission of crimes.”

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0311/8541/5811/1811/1801:

Trying to explain law to a liberal is like explaining to a child the laws of physics… They simple either refuse to understand or ignore facts… That’s their MO….

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Itchy Finger,
He wasn’t charged. That doesn’t mean my statement is incorrect. Why did the SS visit him?

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Erwin’s cat

February 12th, 2013
1:06 pm
Whats the over/under on “fair share” tonight?

I’m gonna say 3 on that one.
On the word “investment(s)” I’m going to say 5.
On the number of times Obama says “I” I’m going with 600. kd
On lame ass repetitive posts I’m gonna say 5 each of the usual staples of tripe.

Pay attention to the one on “investments” because O is going to call for more of these ahem “investments” in education, infrastructure, and various other spending, um, “investment” programs.

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“Maybe ol’ Ted will get his blood pressure all worked up and blow a gasket or something and then we won’t have to listen to him anymore.”

Add another one to the list!

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Itchy Finger @ 1:14

Well said !!!

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Scout: you’re up early today, aren’t you? Doctor’s appointment?

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Oh my God! Hundreds of thousands of Ted Nugents in one locale? Oh lordy. I’m sure every liberal fainting goat up there faints at least 76 times a day knowing this awful and provable truth.

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Wow, a guy that craps his pants to avoid the draft is patriotic?

Eeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww, rah.

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List of State Sheriff’s Associations

As Jay already told you, those sheriffs are all elected pols, and their opinion on gun regs is worth about what a bucket of warm urine might fetch on the open market.

Why you think anyone should be impressed by this repeated copy/paste of yours is something you ought to work out with your therapist.

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Did Obama advocate violating the law? In most states bringing a gun to a political rally or event is a crime.

Or was that a “direct” statement or an “implied” statement Mr. GOOD FIGHT ??????

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BuckeyeInGa

He wasn’t charged. That doesn’t mean my statement is incorrect. Why did the SS visit him?

Nugent made a threat towards the sitting President of the United States yet was invited to the State of the Union address..sad and the Republicans didn’t learn a thing from Nov 2012.

This is what you said. If he truly did do this shouldn’t he be charged with a crime. Last I checked he wasn’t. Just admit the only reason you try and denigrate someone like Ted Nugent is because he speaks the truth about your failed President…..

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” it does mean that they lack the political courage and judgment to confront those destructive elements in their own party and to try to distance themselves from it. As a result, their political fortunes will continue to suffer.”

Yup. Takes courage to shed the old ways and move forward. So, they’re reaping what they’ve been sowing.

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Afternoon, Thulsa

“And so for the 27th time kd I’ll ask my usual question and wait for a credible answer. After the Newtown massacre a number of new gun law proposals were made. Specifically how would any of these new proposals stopped the Newtown massacre had they been law before the massacre?”

That strikes me like asking would wearing seatbelts have prevented the driver’s death in a pickup truck that rolled and crushed the roof. Answer is, they wouldn’t. So the solution wasn’t to not institute the seat belt rules. It was to strengthen roof standards for pickups.

So thanks for noting there’s not a one-to-one relationship between the President’s proposals and preventing another Newtown.

So the answer is to require steps that would have prevented Newtown.

But I’d guess if he’d proposed requiring biometric palm scanners to lock out unauthorized uses, there’d be a lot more screaming than what we’ve already heard.

So the gun lobby isn’t interested in real gun control for lawful purposes.

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“There’s your sign.”

Add another one to the list!

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Campaign speech? You are aware that the election is over and that Obama won, right?

Naw. He’s not aware of much of anything that Rush and Fox don’t program him to spew. Have you heard anything new form the man your whole time here?

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Fred

Yeah, I saw that.

Damn!

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