Not what I said. My point, since you obviously were not able to keep up with the thought, is that your position is that the EPA has been lying.bingster » 22 Feb 2016 9:59 pm » wrote:
and you think the EPA shouldn't "go after oil companies, given the chance" under any president?


No matter how much you pretend to be ignoring me, you continue to prove you can't.Misty » 23 Feb 2016 12:22 pm » wrote:And it starts again.
9:33, 9:38, 9:40.....
You are starting to look like a nut.
I think the Senate should obey Scalia's wishes and not leave the court short one member for over a year.Justice Scalia Explains Why Leaving His Seat Vacant Is A Terrible Idea
Today, Republican members of the Senate Judiciary Committee agreed that they will not only oppose any nominee Obama makes for the Supreme Court but will not even hold a hearing.
If the Senators stick to this position, which would be unprecedented, it will leave Scalia’s seat vacant — and the Supreme Court with just eight Justices — for at least a year and possibly longer.
One person who would not like this idea at all: Antonin Scalia.
In 2004, the Supreme Court heard a case from the Sierra Club challenging the secrecy of the Bush administration’s Energy Task Force, which was chaired by Vice President Dick Cheney.
The Sierra Club petitioned Scalia to recuse himself, citing his personal relationship with Cheney. They had, famously, gone duck-hunting together.
Scalia rejected the request and, in so doing, explained the adverse impact of that losing a justice has on the court. Here is the key passage from Scalia’s memo, noted by a former law clerk for Scalia, Ian Samuel:
Here, the Republican Senate is essentially creating an eight person court for an entire year or longer, something that would create the problem Scalia warned about in every single case heard by the Court until his replacement is confirmed.
More broadly, Republican Senators are intent on turning the 2016 presidential election into a referendum on the Supreme Court. Scalia also spoke out against the politicization of the appointments process.
“I am not happy about the intrusion of politics into the judicial appointment process,” Scalia said in 2010.


They won't.Misty » 23 Feb 2016 10:39 pm » wrote: I think the Senate should obey Scalia's wishes and not leave the court short one member for over a year.
Still proving that she can't ignore people she put on her "ignore list".Misty » 24 Feb 2016 4:13 pm » wrote:OMG, now this one too?
Buy a clue will ya Huey? I haven't responded to your posts in like a year.
I want nothing to do with you or your conjoined twin Golfboy, with whom you share a brain.
You are both a couple of obnoxious and obsessive freaks.
Now all we need is for Clem to show up and we'll have a **** trifecta.
Yea because Saturday was SO very long ago.Misty » 23 Feb 2016 12:22 pm » wrote:And it starts again.
9:33, 9:38, 9:40.....
You are starting to look like a nut.
And I know they are all directed at me because they are also showing up in my Notifications.
Dude! I think you might be having some sort of a mental breakdown.
Don't you get it?
I have not responded to any of your posts for a very long time, and I don't intend to do so any time soon.
I would rather scrub my *** raw with steel wool than interact with you.
Misty » 20 Feb 2016 8:15 pm » wrote: That's exactly what it was. A story, from a book by Christopher Andersen, who wrote two hit pieces on the Clintons, and several other unauthorized biographies.
The book is filled with unsourced speculation and assertions presented as fact and is devoid of any kind of supporting evidence.
http://www.snopes.com/politics/clintons/hildabeast.asp
First time in a long time I read one of your posts and of course it's the same old ****.
Poor Misty, still can't ignore me.



You seem to have mistaken me for a Hillary supporter.crimsongulf » 26 Feb 2016 7:37 pm » wrote:Skeered Billary can't hold her water against Trump?
Quite the contrary. Really.crimsongulf » 26 Feb 2016 7:37 pm » wrote:Skeered Billary can't hold her water against Trump?