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crimsongulf » 28 May 2016 9:14 pm » wrote:Haven't spent much time with it yet, but found out my name does have a coat of arms.
Probably every name does, lol.

crimsongulf » 28 May 2016 9:52 pm » wrote:Hell I will probably buy one to hang behind the bar on the dock. right next to my neon PBR sign

Glenn Beck suspended by SiriusXM Radio.

Glenn Beck's syndicated radio show will be off SiriusXM for the rest of the week after a guest was accused of hinting that Donald Trump, if elected president, could be assassinated.

The comments that prompted SiriusXM to take action came during an interview Beck conducted last week with the fiction author and conservative commentator Brad Thor.

Discussing a potential Donald Trump presidency, Thor lamented that impeachment would likely be off the table.

"If Congress won't remove him from office, what patriot will step up and do that if, if, he oversteps his mandate as president, his constitutional-granted authority, I should say, as president," Thor said. "If he oversteps that, how do we get him out of office? And I don't think there is a legal means available. I think it will be a terrible, terrible position the American people will be in to get Trump out of office because you won't be able to do it through Congress."

To some, it sounded like Thor was all but advocating assassination.

The Drudge Report, the influential conservative news aggregator, ran a headline saying that Beck and Thor talked about "taking out Trump."

Beck, one of the most outspoken Trump critics on the right, was dismissive of that criticism last week, saying that certain individuals "have become the attack dogs for Donald Trump."

"Now, again, this show is an opinion show. That's what we do. We tell you the news, and then we give you our opinion on the news," Beck said.

"That's not what Matt Drudge is. Matt Drudge is a website that links to the news. But his news -- his news sources have become Breitbart, who, Breitbart is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Trump industries."

Misty » 01 Jun 2016 3:03 pm » wrote:

Yeah, but he's black so he's not allowed to sign any.

Inglorious Bastard » 01 Jun 2016 3:15 pm » wrote: his mother is all white. A black man with an all white mother.....you know she was mentally unstable and an unfit mother don't you. The father only saw his bastard once in the bastard's lifetime. No president ever had such a creep as a father. Thankfully both those parents died young....hopefully that bitch's cancer was inherited.

Inglorious Bastard » 01 Jun 2016 3:15 pm » wrote:TRUMP is not a bastard, very legitimate.
I truly believe a BASTARD is illigetimate to live. I like legitimacy. Making a bastard is a sin.

Misty » 01 Jun 2016 3:27 pm » wrote: Some of the stuff you post is really, really ugly.

The Terror of Twitter is nothing more than an over-privileged, spoiled little rotten brat.

Never was this more clear to me than when he said yesterday at his press conference that he attacked the Governor of New Mexico, because 'she wasn't nice' to him.
That sounds like something a bratty little child would say.
His skin is as thin as tissue paper.

Misty » 01 Jun 2016 3:03 pm » wrote:

Yeah, but he's black so he's not allowed to sign any.

golfboy » 11 May 2016 7:58 am » wrote: Good for Trump. Hillary should be exposed for what she did and didn't do during Benghazi.
And Obama too. That bastard just went home and went to bed. Couldn't be bothered when there was a campaign event in Vegas the next morning.

Hillary lied. She lied to the American people, and she lied to the families of the dead.
And now her emails show that she and Obama both knowingly lied to the world.
It's stunning the left still doesn't hold her accountable.

Misty » 14 May 2016 11:17 pm » wrote:Apparently Lyin' Donnie is planning to 'napalm' the Clinton's with conspiracy theories of murder, lesbianism and drug use.

He's gleaning his info from three tin foil hat wearing writers (I use the term loosely) Roger Stone, Robert Morrow, and Edward Klein.

Misty » 28 May 2016 9:49 pm » wrote: I Googled the coat of arms for my maiden name and it was blank, so I made my own.

onlyaladd » 01 Jun 2016 6:33 pm » wrote:Careful, how will cons breath after you burst their bubble?

Cannonpointer » 01 Jun 2016 6:43 pm » wrote:I'll let a Sicilian be MY cook any time!
They can't marry into the family, of course - but they can cook for it.

Misty » 02 Jun 2016 11:23 am » wrote: Not to worry. I'm pretty sure their bubble is impenetrable.

An exclusive USA TODAY analysis of legal filings across the United States finds that the presumptive Republican presidential nominee and his businesses have been involved in at least 3,500 legal actions in federal and state courts during the past three decades.

They range from skirmishes with casino patrons to million-dollar real estate suits to personal defamation lawsuits.

The sheer volume of lawsuits is unprecedented for a presidential nominee.

No candidate of a major party has had anything approaching the number of Trump’s courtroom entanglements.

Just since he announced his candidacy a year ago, at least 70 new cases have been filed, about evenly divided between lawsuits filed by him and his companies and those filed against them.

And the records review found at least 50 civil lawsuits remain open even as he moves toward claiming the nomination at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland in seven weeks.

On Tuesday, court documents were released in one of the most dramatic current cases, filed in California by former students accusing Trump University of fraudulent and misleading behavior.