Of course maggot Guesser is lying. He's always lying. He opens his maggot vile sewer rat mouth and spews lies. That's what he is, and who he is. Biggest fucking scumbag in here.
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[h=2]A Democrat candidate for the Minnesota House ended his campaign, after defending ISIS on Twitter following the deadly terrorist attack in Paris.[/h] “ISIS isn’t necessarily evil,” Democrat candidate Dan Kimmel from Burnsville posted – but then deleted – just two days after the massacre in Paris where roughly 130 people were murdered. ISIS claims responsibility for the attacks.
“It is made up of people doing what they think is best for their community. Violence is not the answer, though.”
“Kimmel, 63, immediately tried backtracking on his wishy-washy rationale, telling furious social media users they misunderstood him,” reported New York Daily News.
“I deplore the evil acts of ISIS. I do not defend their acts,” Kimmel wrote.
According to the New York Daily News, Kimmel posted on his website that the tweet “was in response to a statement made during the candidate debates, not in response to the activities in Paris.”
“It was poorly worded and did not convey my intent,” he added, then calling an end to his campaign.
“I am folding up my campaign tent,” Kimmel announced. “I apologize to the volunteers and contributors who have put so much time, effort and money into my campaign.”
Kimmel was up against 22-year-old GOP incumbent, Drew Christensen. Christensen beat Kimmel last year in the same race, according to the Star-Tribune.
Of course maggot Guesser is lying. He's always lying. He opens his maggot vile sewer rat mouth and spews lies. That's what he is, and who he is. Biggest fucking scumbag in here.
Minnesota State Democrat Candidate Ends Campaign after Defending ISIS on Twitter
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by Alex Swoyer16 Nov 2015Washington, DC 3,591
A Democrat candidate for the Minnesota House ended his campaign, after defending ISIS on Twitter following the deadly terrorist attack in Paris.
“ISIS isn’t necessarily evil,” Democrat candidate Dan Kimmel from Burnsville posted – but then deleted – just two days after the massacre in Paris where roughly 130 people were murdered. ISIS claims responsibility for the attacks.
“It is made up of people doing what they think is best for their community. Violence is not the answer, though.”
“Kimmel, 63, immediately tried backtracking on his wishy-washy rationale, telling furious social media users they misunderstood him,” reported New York Daily News.
“I deplore the evil acts of ISIS. I do not defend their acts,” Kimmel wrote.
According to the New York Daily News, Kimmel posted on his website that the tweet “was in response to a statement made during the candidate debates, not in response to the activities in Paris.”
“It was poorly worded and did not convey my intent,” he added, then calling an end to his campaign.
“I am folding up my campaign tent,” Kimmel announced. “I apologize to the volunteers and contributors who have put so much time, effort and money into my campaign.”
Kimmel was up against 22-year-old GOP incumbent, Drew Christensen. Christensen beat Kimmel last year in the same race, according to the Star-Tribune.
A candidate for state rep? Lol.....he's not even elected official.
Do you even read the posts you are referring too?
Lying Asshole. No Liberal or moderate "marvels" over ISIS. We want them destroyed. We abhor everything they stand for. It's Sick Fucks like Casper and you who admire them,
Well, apparently that "liberal or moderate" did....
Good night again vit.
KNOCKOUT ! !
Do you even read the posts you are referring too?
Originally Posted by The Guesser
Lying Asshole. No Liberal or moderate "marvels" over ISIS. We want them destroyed. We abhor everything they stand for. It's Sick Fucks like Casper and you who admire them,
Well, apparently that "liberal or moderate" did....
Good night again vit.
KNOCKOUT ! !
Ummmmm yeah.....he's nobody. It's like when you say shit.....it just doesn't matter. Do you really want me to post all the dumb shit republicans say about abortion, guns, terror, Obama and everything else?
Unlike the latest Paris attacks, John Kerry could see the “rationale” of the Charlie Hebdo shootings
US conservatives are taking full advantage of awkward remarks made by secretary of state John Kerry about the Nov. 13 terrorist attacks in Paris. While speaking to the staff and families of the US embassy in Paris yesterday (Nov. 17), Kerry said the following, referencing the January shootings of journalists at Charlie Hebdo, a satirical French magazine that published cartoons of the prophet Muhammed:
There’s something different about what happened from Charlie Hebdo, and I think everybody would feel that. There was a sort of particularized focus and perhaps even a legitimacy in terms of—not a legitimacy, but a rationale that you could attach yourself to somehow and say, okay, they’re really angry because of this and that. This Friday was absolutely indiscriminate. It wasn’t to aggrieve one particular sense of wrong. It was to terrorize people.
At an event in South Carolina, US Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush was quick to link Kerry’s comments to Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton, as well as current president Barack Obama: “I want to read something to you, because it pretty much says what the left—Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama… and this is a quote from John Kerry—what they really believe, as they see the ISIS threat.”
Bush then concluded that “Hillary Clinton says we should empathize with the enemy.” Amid applause, he said that “there should be no empathy, and there’s no rationale for barbaric Islamic terrorists who want to destroy Western civilization.”
Other conservatives were also quick to pile on.
hen a politician speaks the truth, what’s really on his mind, when Kerry said legitimacy, it told us a lot about him and the president.”
“His comments were offensive, and truly stupid,” New Jersey governor Chris Christie told the Weekly Standard, which ran a piece headlined“John Kerry Justifies Charlie Hebdo Slaughter.”
Republican Ed Royce, chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Relations, said Kerry should make a correction: “There was absolutely nothing legitimate or rational about the slaughter of 10 newspaper staff and two police officers in Paris earlier this year… Secretary Kerry is plain wrong and needs to correct the record.”
Former New York governor George Pataki wants even stronger action, as he explained on Twitter:
At an event in South Carolina, US Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush was quick to link Kerry’s comments to Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton, as well as current president Barack Obama: “I want to read something to you, because it pretty much says what the left—Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama… and this is a quote from John Kerry—what they really believe, as they see the ISIS threat.”
Bush then concluded that “Hillary Clinton says we should empathize with the enemy.” Amid applause, he said that “there should be no empathy, and there’s no rationale for barbaric Islamic terrorists who want to destroy Western civilization.”
Other conservatives were also quick to pile on.
hen a politician speaks the truth, what’s really on his mind, when Kerry said legitimacy, it told us a lot about him and the president.”
“His comments were offensive, and truly stupid,” New Jersey governor Chris Christie told the Weekly Standard, which ran a piece headlined“John Kerry Justifies Charlie Hebdo Slaughter.”
Republican Ed Royce, chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Relations, said Kerry should make a correction: “There was absolutely nothing legitimate or rational about the slaughter of 10 newspaper staff and two police officers in Paris earlier this year… Secretary Kerry is plain wrong and needs to correct the record.”
Former New York governor George Pataki wants even stronger action, as he explained on Twitter:
John Kerry is 10 times dumber than Obama. He's actually stupid to a degree that's impossible, considering the position he's in.
Obama got two things right in his life.
He figured out a long time ago that God is a fairytale. But he had presidential ambitions.
And in order to be elected president of the US you need to represent yourself as a Christian.
The guy is an atheist.
Obama got two things right in his life.
He figured out a long time ago that God is a fairytale. But he had presidential ambitions.
And in order to be elected president of the US you need to represent yourself as a Christian.
The guy is an atheist.
June 4, 2009
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT
ON A NEW BEGINNING
Cairo University
Cairo, Egypt
So I have known Islam on three continents before coming to the region where it was first revealed. That experience guides my conviction that partnership between America and Islam must be based on what Islam is, not what it isn't.
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT
ON A NEW BEGINNING
Cairo University
Cairo, Egypt
So I have known Islam on three continents before coming to the region where it was first revealed. That experience guides my conviction that partnership between America and Islam must be based on what Islam is, not what it isn't.
