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“We have negotiated with terrorists,” an angry Doyle said, according to sources in the room. “This small group of terrorists have made it impossible to spend any money.”
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LOL! THis is a good sign that they aren't getting their way . . . AND THAT is a good thing. People like Biden is part of the problem, we should do what we can to make sure he stays talking like this.
LOL! THis is a good sign that they aren't getting their way . . . AND THAT is a good thing. People like Biden is part of the problem, we should do what we can to make sure he stays talking like this.
True. When you see this kind of lashing out, wailing and gnashing of teeth by the Left/dems, it really signals their frustration and angst that their liberal policies are at an end.
I'm just glad they're sticking with the civil tone they called for not too long ago. I guess pushing for a balanced budget is terrorism, but you can't say that about someone that tries to blow up a building.
I'm just glad they're sticking with the civil tone they called for not too long ago. I guess pushing for a balanced budget is terrorism, but you can't say that about someone that tries to blow up a building.
Come now...we all know civility doesn't apply to them.
All because the TP stuck to their principles and the promises made that got them elected in the historic 2010 election.
Tit for Tat:crying :
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