Misty » 21 Sep 2017 12:07 am » wrote:Manafort should go to jail for the rest of his life if he colluded with Russia.
ME TOO!
This is Misty doing all she can to avoid me.Misty » 20 Sep 2017 7:43 pm » wrote: You get more incoherent every day.
How does one 'clover' a profile.
And what does 'night like' mean?
You seem to have a very over-exaggerated view of your affect on me.
I OTOH seem to have such an affect on you that you forget how to write.
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Just stay asleep and pretend Obama and officials didn't abuse their power.Misty » 18 Sep 2017 5:56 pm » wrote: That's right, stay asleep and just ignore the fact that the POTUS acts like a 10 year old boy and is an embarrassment to the country.
Sources: Political Appointee Samantha Powers, Who, As Ambassador to the UN, Had No Obvious Intelligence-Analysis Role in Government, Made "Hundreds" of Unmasking Requests In the Closing Days of the Obama Administration, Averaging One Per Day
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It was all just a coincidence that Obama's top political appointees were unmasking US citizens caught in intercepts, and then Obama just happened to change the rules to allow such information to be shared easily throughout government in his last days as Prezzy....
Two sources, who were not authorized to speak on the record, said the requests to identify Americans whose names surfaced in foreign intelligence reporting, known as unmasking, exceeded 260 last year. One source indicated this occurred in the final days of the Obama White House.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/09 ... s-say.html

It seems like every time you post in her thread, that stalking bitch has something to say!Huey » 21 Sep 2017 7:49 am » wrote:
This is Misty doing all she can to avoid me.
Obama is not in the White House jackass.Termin8tor » 22 Sep 2017 9:11 am » wrote:Just stay asleep and pretend Obama and officials didn't abuse their power.
Again, I'm confused.Cannonpointer » 22 Sep 2017 9:15 pm » wrote:It seems like every time you post in her thread, that stalking bitch has something to say!
It doesn't matter who is in the WH, psycho. That's just a pathetic troll excuse to avoid admitting the truth.Misty » 22 Sep 2017 9:29 pm » wrote: Obama is not in the White House jackass.
The dotard you voted for is.
Obama never called people names like a 10 year old child.
The dotard you voted for does.
Your whataboutism is duly noted.Termin8tor » 22 Sep 2017 9:39 pm » wrote:It doesn't matter who is in the WH, psycho. That's just a pathetic troll excuse to avoid admitting the truth.
Well gosh, what is worse, a president who occasionally calls names?
Or a president who allowed what is likely the biggest violation of the Constitution in US history?
This happened less than a year ago, Dim. It's hardly ancient history.
The beauty of this is that the turks HATE HATE HATE the idea of Kurdish independence ANYWHERE. This could fracture an already fractious alliance which has turks, sauds, israelis and the USA conspiring against the sovereignty of the Syrian state.Misty » 22 Sep 2017 10:03 pm » wrote:Manafort Working on Kurdish Referendum Opposed By United States.
Of course he is.
Dirty traitor.
These idiots seem to think that someone who hosts a talk show should not get involved in politics.Jimmy Kimmel Attacked After Saying Everyone Should Have Access To Healthcare Like His Newborn Son Did
Several conservative media figures attacked late night TV host Jimmy Kimmel after he shared the story of his newborn son’s successful recovery from surgery to correct a heart defect.
Kimmel used his personal experience to explain why insurance coverage of pre-existing medical conditions, which is lacking in Republican lawmakers’ latest attempt to replace Obamacare, must be included in any new health legislation.
Conservatives soon began their attacks on Kimmel for daring to speak about politics.
Washington Times columnist Charles Hurt wrote an especially vile piece titled, “Shut up, Jimmy Kimmel, you elitist creep,” stating that Kimmel’s monologue “went horribly awry” for talking about “grubby, dirty politics.”
Hurt described Kimmel’s plea to provide healthcare to children as a “slobbering wet kiss to federal bureaucracy,” and called him a “dirty, self-absorbed, narcissistic exhibitionist.”
He also demanded Kimmel, “shut your fat trap about partisan politics and go care for your kid, who just nearly died, you elitist creep.”
Washington Times news writer Cheryl Chumley likewise criticized Kimmel for continuing “the left[’s] … uncomfortable habit of slinging around tears to get what it wants,” writing that Kimmel “loses the support” of people like herself who feel for a newborn child with a health problem, but believe that the “emergency care before Obamacare” was sufficient.
The Daily Caller’s Jim Treacher also apparently had a problem with what Kimmel said, posting a reader poll on his blog about whether it was appropriate for him to use “emotional coercion for political purposes on a national comedy/variety program.”
On CNN, political commentator Margaret Hoover criticized Kimmel's approach, saying it "massively confused the politics at hand and the policies at hand" before falsely claiming that high-risk pools would be successful in covering patients with pre-existing conditions under the GOP health care bill.
I'm waiting for stepen colbert to weigh in. Those two have a major feud.Misty » 22 Sep 2017 10:30 pm » wrote:
These idiots seem to think that someone who hosts a talk show should not get involved in politics.
Do they know that the POTUS is a reality TV star whose biggest accomplishments included firing Meat Loaf and Gary Busey?
Manafort needs to make money.Cannonpointer » 22 Sep 2017 10:26 pm » wrote:The beauty of this is that the turks HATE HATE HATE the idea of Kurdish independence ANYWHERE. This could fracture an already fractious alliance which has turks, sauds, israelis and the USA conspiring against the sovereignty of the Syrian state.
He came IN owned by the sauds. But erdogan - he made a calculated wager in Syria, and he lost.Ricky Tavy » 23 Sep 2017 1:20 am » wrote: More interesting to me is how the Saudis have manipulated the simp trump into joining them in their weird crusade against Qatar, as part of the Saudi effort to enforce their medieval conservatism, including their devil's bargain with Wahabism.
trying to load an audio and the attachment says wma extension not allowedCannonpointer » 23 Sep 2017 11:34 am » wrote:He came IN owned by the sauds. But erdogan - he made a calculated wager in Syria, and he lost.
Erdogan's head on a pike is my prediction - and that right soon.
You need more gigs of meg to do that.Stinky McPeterson » 23 Sep 2017 11:57 am » wrote: trying to load an audio and the attachment says wma extension not allowed
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Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R)’s office said Friday that the frantic calls for help from a nursing home where 11 elderly patients died have been deleted from the governor’s cell phone and cannot be used as evidence in the criminal probe of the deaths.
CBS Miami reported that when they contacted Scott’s office to obtain the voice mails, spokeswoman said, “The voicemails were not retained.”
Instead, she said, aides to the governor wrote down the information in the messages, then deleted them.
Natasha Anderson — a vice president with The Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills, the facility where the patients died — said she was provided the governor’s cell phone number and instructed to call it if there was an emergency.
In the 36 hours before the first patient died in the suffocating heat caused by a failure in the air conditioning’s dedicated power supply, Anderson said she called four times and said that the nursing home needed “immediate assistance.”
Gov. Scott claims that no one at the nursing home ever said that patients were in danger or that the situation had reached a crisis level.
Unfortunately, no one can currently verify whether he’s telling the truth.
http://www.rawstory.com/2017/09/florida ... -irma/amp/
In his defense, old people have a tendency to get a bit repetitive.