About Canada Ted?crimsongulf » 29 Jan 2016 9:14 pm » wrote: Your previous post.
I heard he raised 6 million dollars (1 million of his own money) for the Trump Foundation. Didn't know he was a veteran.Misty » 28 Jan 2016 2:07 pm » wrote:Seems like veterans groups are not exactly pleased with The Donald's latest stunt.
Veterans’ Groups Line up to Reject Money from Trump (if He is Even Raising Any)
Here are some examples:
I asked The Donald on Twitter if he was going to give any money to the phony veterans group (Veterans for a Strong America)
that sponsored his speech on the USS Iowa last September.
He went to a military style prep school, so he says he felt like he served in the military. LOLbingster » 29 Jan 2016 9:28 pm » wrote:I heard he raised 6 million dollars (1 million of his own money) for the Trump Foundation. Didn't know he was a veteran.
Interesting that he mentions being married before being her father.The photo was taken at Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in 1996. Nine years later, Trump was asked at an interview how he'd feel if his daughter appeared in Playboy. Trump, being Trump, held nothing back:
"It would be really disappointing -- not really -- but it would depend on what's inside the magazine," Trump said. "I don't think Ivanka would do that, although she does have a very nice figure. I've said if Ivanka weren't my daughter, perhaps I'd be dating her."
Just this year, Trump told Rolling Stone:
"Yeah, [Ivanka's] really something and what a beauty, that one. If I weren't happily married, and ya know, her father..."

Give him credit. He knows how to sire thoroughbreds.Misty » 02 Feb 2016 2:21 pm » wrote:Okay, I find this really creepy and disturbing.
Interesting that he mentions being married before being her father.
I would think father would come first.
Misty » 11 Mar 2011 1:42 pm » wrote:This thread is kind of like a blog, where I post the stuff that's of interest to me and vent about it. It's best to read this thread backwards, as the most recent stuff will be on the last page. ************************************************************************************************ The insanity from the right is coming too fast and too furious to start a thread every time one of these Republicans says or does something crazy. So I decided to put it all in this one thread.NH GOP Senator Says The Mentally Ill Are Defective People That Should Be Shipped Off To Siberia State budget writers looking for cash to balance the books have stripped a cumulative $1.8 billion from mental health services over the last 2 1/2 years, with some states like Kentucky slashing their spending by as much as 47 percent. This is particularly alarming when viewed alongside incidents like the mass shooting by Jared Loughner, who many suggest was mentally disturbed. In light of this huge wave of cuts, Sharon Omand, a community health care center manager and resident of Stafford, New Hampshire, called her state senator Martin Harty recently to request more funding for community mental health programs and for the homeless. Omand was shocked by Hartys response. The state senator told her the world is too populated and that there are too many defective people. When Omand asked what should be done with these defective people that are mentally ill, Harty suggested sending them to Siberia, something that he said Hitler was right to do: Barrington Republican Martin Harty told Sharon Omand, a Strafford resident who manages a community mental health program, that the world is too populated and there are too many defective people, according to an e-mail account of the conversation by Omand. [...] Harty confirmed to the Monitor that he made the comments to Omand. [...] Omand says Harty then stated, I wish we had a Siberia so we could ship them all off to freeze to death and die and clean up the population. Omand said Harty appeared to be serious. After Omand responded that his idea sounded like what Adolf Hitler did in World War II, Omand said Harty responded, Hitler did something right, and I agree with (it)."Suggesting that the mentally ill be sent to Siberia is eerily reminiscent of actual policies enacted by Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin. Stalin sent countless dissidents, Poles, Chechens, and other groups he despised to work camps in the freezing barren wasteland of Siberia, where millions lost their lives. Harty has not apologized for making his comments. Republican State House Speaker William OBrien said that at Hartys age [90 years old], he has earned the right to say what he thinks, but he needs to appreciate that as a representative, he will be held to a higher standard. Looks like Harty could use some of those mental health services himself. To the people who live in Harty's district...... Keep voting for this senile old bastard. Good job.
And before that, ****** with fans and julips.crimsongulf » 25 Jan 2016 8:55 pm » wrote: there ya go. I have no idea why people choose to llive in that kind of winter mess. Yeah it gets hot here, but that is why god invented AC and Mimosas.
Because when she used a photo of your mom, everyone called her a whore.roadkill » 04 Feb 2016 7:55 pm » wrote: Hey Misty...why do you use the picture of a little girl to market your image?
False. Districts are ccreated by apportionment - population gives you your district. Each district has appx 700,000 people.Huey » 04 Oct 2013 5:20 pm » wrote:And you don't think that gerrymandering has anything at all to do with that?In the last House election Democrats got 54,301,095 votes while Republicans got 53,822,442.What saved the Republican majority wasn't the will of the people but the power of redistricting.First, there are too many factors. District size for one. Hell, a democrat in Brooklyn can and will get a hell of a lot more votes than a republican in VA. And could still lose. So no, that proves nothing.
Mint juleps are more of a Kentucky horsey country drink. Salt air you need a Mimosa.
That little girl is me Jackhole.roadkill » 04 Feb 2016 7:55 pm » wrote:Hey Misty...why do you use the picture of a little girl to market your image?
Plus RACISM!crimsongulf » 04 Feb 2016 8:14 pm » wrote:
Mint juleps are more of a Kentucky horsey country drink. Salt air you need a Mimosa.
Cannonpointer » 04 Feb 2016 10:17 pm » wrote:THERE'S NO NEED TO FEAR - CANNONZAN IS HERE!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEVsRLhet2k