Bad News for Republicans

A prerequisite of abortion is a mammogram? That'll teach me to miss a biology class.

 

Real smart! It's part of reproductive health. They want to shut down planned parenthood because of abortions and are willing to sacrifice access to other services to do so. Could you possibly not understand that?

 

Not that they are but why would ending abortion shutdown Planned Parenthood? It is you leftist who claim that is not where they make their money and the abortion is just a small part of what they do. Why would that cause doctors and hospitals to stop doing mamograms and screenings. My wife and daughter certainly have no problem getting them without having to go to Planned Parenthood.

 

It was a nonsensical response to nonsense. That's how I

 

You finding nothing wrong with it does not surprise me in the least.

 

Still waiting for you to say what was wrong?

 

You finding nothing wrong with it does not surprise me in the least.

 

In a CPAC interview with Salon, Miller defended accusing Obama of “apartheid” against religious groups; said private employers “have the right to do what you want with respect to your business,” including discrimination; and warned of “turnkey tyranny” under NSA surveillance. A condensed version of our conversation follows.

http://www.salon.com/2014/03/10/abs...alon_why_we_should_keep_discrimination_legal/

 

lol. The only reason McCain got any votes was because of Sarah.

Now you know.

 

That you cannot say what exact was wrong does not surprise me in the least.

 

If you really need me to point out whats wrong with it... then it's obvious that I would only be wasting my time as you wouldn't understand any how. ( here is a clue ... try attaching some personal emotion to it )

 

An Arizona Republican who is running to represent the state’s 2nd District in Congress wrote on Facebook that the institution of slavery wasn’t really so hard on slaves and was actually good for the economy.

According to the Root’s Keli Goff, Arizona congressional hopeful Jim Brown was trying to make a statement about federal spending and the nature of “entitlements” when he veered off course into racially offensive territory.

“Back in the day of slavery, slaves were kept in slavery by denying them education and opportunity while providing them with their basic needs,” wrote Brown. “Not by beating them and starving them,” he said, adding “Although there were isolated cases, of course.”

“Basically slave owners took pretty good care of their slaves and livestock and this kept business rolling along,” he said.

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/03/...e-slavery-wasnt-so-bad-kept-business-rolling/

 

It is obvious you can't.

 

Slaves were valuable property, an investment, what don't you understand?

 

I'll tell you what I do understand. I understand that this is why the Republican Party is doomed. This is why decent people do not vote Republican and why they will never win another national election. Lets see how many RepubliKKKans call him out on this. My guess it will be none and therefor the whole party is guilty of racism by association.

 

The Koch brothers spent millions of dollars on ads that focused on bogus ACA horror stories, but after being eviscerated by fact checkers, the Koch boys have changed their course.

The infamous cancer Obamacare victim ad that Sarah Jones described as, “An ad so misleading that even conservatives won’t back its Obamacare claims. In the Americans for Prosperity ad aimed at destroying Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Rep. Gary Peters, Julie Boonstra inaccurately claims that Obamacare is threatening her cancer treatment and that it “jeopardized my health.”

It turns out that Boonstra was a Republican through and through, and her story of ACA victimization was widely debunked by fact checkers everywhere because it failed to mention that Boonstra would save $1,200 on her health insurance premiums under Obamacare.


http://www.politicususa.com/2014/03...brothers-dump-obamacare-horror-story-ads.html

 

Republicans in Texas are back on their heels as Democrat Wendy Davis has cut Republican Greg Abbott’s double-digit lead down to 7 points in the race for Texas governor.

A poll by the Emerson College Polling Society has confirmed that the Wendy Davis campaign is on the rise in Texas. The first poll taken after the Texas primary has found that Democrat Wendy Davis has erased Republican Greg Abbott’s double digit lead. As recently as three weeks ago, a Texas Tribune poll found Abbott leading Davis by 11 points, but Abbott currently leads Davis 49%-42%.

Two developments have put Greg Abbott on the defensive. First, his decision to campaign with Ted Nugent has hurt him with voters. Forty two percent of those polled felt that campaigning with Nugent had no impact on their support, but 39% said that it hurt Abbott, and only 13% felt that it helped the Republican candidate.

http://www.politicususa.com/2014/03/18/wendy-democrat-davis-surges-texas-governor-race.html

 

Disconnecting your self from emotion prevents you from being able to understand. I'd like to help but you're not capable of understanding, your need for clarification indicates it's beyond you.

 

I think it's comical how "Sen. Mary L. Landrieu, D-La., said Wednesday that she believes flood insurance legislation was the deciding factor in Tuesday’s special election in Florida, not health care." I think it's comical as nearly all of Jolly's campaign focused on Obama Care. With all due respect I believe Sen. Landrieu is kidding herself about the flood insurance's effect on Sink's race with Jolly. The Democrat still lost even though Sink outspent Jolly by more than 3 to 1 on television advertising. This is going to be a great political cycle.

 

Quote Originally Posted by Bluesguy View Post
Slaves were valuable property, an investment, what don't you understand?

The Republicans, who opposed slavery and fought for over 100 years for civil rights are doomed today because slaves back before the Civil War were valuable property, and investment?

Want to explain that?

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Not being able to explain yourself is not my problem it is yours.

 

The Republican took the comment down and apologized. It is probably best if republicans just stayed away from the topic of slavery during campaigns.

 

Your just full of nonsensical answers aren't you. Not being able to make sense is your problem not mine.

 

And again, slaves were valuable property, an investment, what don't you understand?

Are you denying that?

 

Nothing nonsensical about it, you seem to be the one having a problem here not me. When you can explain yourself let me know.

 

anomaly is an "anomaly!