Im convinced he IS a Communist & so is anybody that supports him.....He surely isnt working for the best interests of this Country even though you pay him & doing his best to tear it down from within & create chaos & the Libs here are too blind or too dumb to see it but they elected him again anyway & pay him to tear the Country down & cause trouble but they will fail to reach their sinister goal whether they know it or not doesnt matter...The Repubs,Tea Party & some (very few) Dems (the non Communist ones)(Very few) will pick up the mess & the stench will go away fast...
Sure.
http://www.politico.com/blogs/media/2013/11/msnbcs-bashir-apologizes-to-sarah-palin-177791.html
http://www.politico.com/blogs/media...isperry-breaks-down-during-romney-180553.html
Still waiting For Terrorist supporting POS dave to racant.
What, you think by bolding "Communist" you make your point even more compelling, lol? You've always been a whack job, not to mention a liar-I still fondly recall how you estimated a Romney crowd at a mere THREE TIMES its actual size-and, re: your contention that the Tea Party "...will pick up the mess..." given your less than spot on predictions about the election, you'll pardon me if I view any predictions by you with a jaundiced eye, lol...
Ted Nugent hurt Greg Abbott's bid for governor. NOT!
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott has opened up a sizable lead over State Senator Wendy Davis in the race for governor of Texas.
After what looks to be easy primary wins in March for the leading gubernatorial candidates, according to the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll, Republican Abbott will start the general election race with an 11-point lead (47%-36%) over Democrat Davis.
Greg Abbott's widening lead over Davis is not surprising. Significantly, it has been over two decades since a Democrat has won an election for a statewide office in Texas. Abbott's 11 point lead demonstrates his mounting support. Back in October, he led the State Senator by just six percent. Moreover, Davis’ flip flopping on such key issues as abortion and gun control, and her dishonesty in telling her own biography, have not helped her popularity.
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott has opened up a sizable lead over State Senator Wendy Davis in the race for governor of Texas.
After what looks to be easy primary wins in March for the leading gubernatorial candidates, according to the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll, Republican Abbott will start the general election race with an 11-point lead (47%-36%) over Democrat Davis.
Greg Abbott's widening lead over Davis is not surprising. Significantly, it has been over two decades since a Democrat has won an election for a statewide office in Texas. Abbott's 11 point lead demonstrates his mounting support. Back in October, he led the State Senator by just six percent. Moreover, Davis’ flip flopping on such key issues as abortion and gun control, and her dishonesty in telling her own biography, have not helped her popularity.
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Ted Nugent
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Know these punks. They hate freedom, they hate good over evil, they would deny us the basic human right to self defense & to KEEP & BEAR ARMS while many of them have tax paid hired ARMED security! Know them well. Tell every1 you know how evil they are. Let us raise maximum hell to shut them down!
Ted Nugent
Like This Page · February 8 ·
Know these punks. They hate freedom, they hate good over evil, they would deny us the basic human right to self defense & to KEEP & BEAR ARMS while many of them have tax paid hired ARMED security! Know them well. Tell every1 you know how evil they are. Let us raise maximum hell to shut them down!
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Ted Nugent
Like This Page · February 8 ·
Know these punks. They hate freedom, they hate good over evil, they would deny us the basic human right to self defense & to KEEP & BEAR ARMS while many of them have tax paid hired ARMED security! Know them well. Tell every1 you know how evil they are. Let us raise maximum hell to shut them down!
A very intelligent thread bump. Not.
A family of ducks cross a road using a zebra crossing in Washington, DC.
Pope Francis, sitting left, and Russian Orthodox Church Patriarch Kirill embrace after signing a joint declaration on religious unity in Havana, Cuba. The two religious leaders met for the first-ever papal meeting, a historic development in the 1,000-year schism within Christianity
Jockeys compete in a camel race during the Sheikh Sultan Bin Zayed al-Nahyan herithe festival, held at the Shweihan racecourse in Al-Ain, on the outskirts of Abu Dhabi.
An employee at the care centre for sea turtles at the Rochelle, carries a Caouanne turtle at the aquarium in La Rochelle, France. Sea turtles, recovered on the Atlantic beaches after winter storms, are cared for by staff at the CESTM where they are weighed, measured and brought back to health before being returned to the ocean
You bump a 2014 thread about Rosann Barr to post about gun control?...Bump Vitterds gun control thread as I have many times before..
Song for you Guesser
https://youtube.com/watch?v=nauLgZISozs
Song for you Guesser
https://youtube.com/watch?v=nauLgZISozs
'I always have a gun on me' Trump tells French magazine - and had he been around when ISIS attacked Paris 'I would have opened fire'
By FRANCESCA CHAMBERS, WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
PUBLISHED: 15:11, 12 February 2016 | UPDATED: 17:21, 12 February 2016
Had Donald J Trump been around when ISIS attacked Paris, he says he would have 'opened fire.'
'I always have a gun on me,' he reportedly told French magazine Valleurs Actuelles as he made the case for loosened regulations on firearms.
France has strict gun laws and no right to bear arms for its citizens. The U.S. presidential candidate has more than once suggested the laws there be changed there and elsewhere so that victims of such attacks are able to defend themselves.
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WATCH OUT ISIS: Had Donald J Trump been around when ISIS attacked Paris, he says he would have 'opened fire'
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PACKING HEAT?: 'I always have a gun on me,' he reportedly told French magazine Valleurs Actuelles as he made the case for loosened regulations on firearms.
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A spokeswoman for Trump did not respond to DailyMail.com's email asking for confirmation that the Secret Service officers protecting the White House candidate - seen here surrounding him - allow him to pack heat on the stump and take guns on his jet, for that matter
After the Charlie Hebdo massacre in January of 2015, Trump tweeted, 'If the people so violently shot down in Paris had guns, at least they would have had a fighting chance.'
'Isn't it interesting that the tragedy in Paris too place in one of the toughest gun control countries in the world?'
'Remember, when guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns!'' he said in a third tweet.
In an interview this month that ran in Valleurs Actuelles, Trump referenced the November terrorist attack on Paris and said, 'Do you really think that if there were people in the crowd, who were armed and trained, things would have turned out the same way?'
'I don't think so. They would have killed the terrorists. It makes sense,' he said.
The GOP front-runner for president then declared: 'I always have a gun on me. I can tell you that if I had been in the Bataclan or in the cafes I would have opened fire.'
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'I may have been killed, but I would have drawn,' he said, according to The Local, a website that curates news from France.
Trump went on to talk about how Paris and France are not what they used to be, and 'there are areas where you have the impression that they are outside the law... that there are some lost territories of the Republic.'
He said, 'French friends tell me they sometimes no longer feel at home in their country.'
A spokeswoman for Trump did not respond to DailyMail.com's email asking for confirmation that the Secret Service officers protecting the White House candidate allow him to pack heat on the stump and take guns on his jet, for that matter.
At an October presidential debate Trump said, 'I do carry on occasion -- sometimes a lot...but I like to be unpredictable.'
That was before he was granted Secret Service protection, however.
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Trump is seen here holding a replica flintlock rifle awarded him by cadets during the Republican Society Patriot Dinner at the Citadel Military College last February in Charleston, South Carolina. He's said in the past he also owns a 'H&K .45 and a .38 Smith & Wesson'
.Several years ago he gave an interview in which he confirmed that he has a 'carry permit - I’ve said that publicly' - and told Emily Miller, then of the Washington Times, 'I own a couple of different guns, but I don’t talk about it.'Trump revealed to her that he owned an 'H&K .45 and a .38 Smith & Wesson.'
Speaking about the Aurora, Colorado, movie theater shooting, Trump told her, 'If some of the people in the movie theater had a gun, they’d have been shooting at him. Nobody had a gun so they were totally defenseless.'
Miller arrived at the determination after the conversation that Trump was 'a true Second Amendment enthusiast.
- Trump was making the case for loosened regulations on firearms; France has strict gun laws and no right to bear arms
- He referenced terrorist attack on Paris and said, 'Do you really think that if there were people in the crowd, who were armed and trained, things would have turned out the same way?'
- The GOP presidential candidate has said in the past that he has a concealed carry permit and often carries a gun
- See more of the latest news on the Republican presidential primaries
By FRANCESCA CHAMBERS, WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
PUBLISHED: 15:11, 12 February 2016 | UPDATED: 17:21, 12 February 2016
Had Donald J Trump been around when ISIS attacked Paris, he says he would have 'opened fire.'
'I always have a gun on me,' he reportedly told French magazine Valleurs Actuelles as he made the case for loosened regulations on firearms.
France has strict gun laws and no right to bear arms for its citizens. The U.S. presidential candidate has more than once suggested the laws there be changed there and elsewhere so that victims of such attacks are able to defend themselves.
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WATCH OUT ISIS: Had Donald J Trump been around when ISIS attacked Paris, he says he would have 'opened fire'
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PACKING HEAT?: 'I always have a gun on me,' he reportedly told French magazine Valleurs Actuelles as he made the case for loosened regulations on firearms.
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A spokeswoman for Trump did not respond to DailyMail.com's email asking for confirmation that the Secret Service officers protecting the White House candidate - seen here surrounding him - allow him to pack heat on the stump and take guns on his jet, for that matter
After the Charlie Hebdo massacre in January of 2015, Trump tweeted, 'If the people so violently shot down in Paris had guns, at least they would have had a fighting chance.'
'Isn't it interesting that the tragedy in Paris too place in one of the toughest gun control countries in the world?'
'Remember, when guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns!'' he said in a third tweet.
In an interview this month that ran in Valleurs Actuelles, Trump referenced the November terrorist attack on Paris and said, 'Do you really think that if there were people in the crowd, who were armed and trained, things would have turned out the same way?'
'I don't think so. They would have killed the terrorists. It makes sense,' he said.
The GOP front-runner for president then declared: 'I always have a gun on me. I can tell you that if I had been in the Bataclan or in the cafes I would have opened fire.'
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'I may have been killed, but I would have drawn,' he said, according to The Local, a website that curates news from France.
Trump went on to talk about how Paris and France are not what they used to be, and 'there are areas where you have the impression that they are outside the law... that there are some lost territories of the Republic.'
He said, 'French friends tell me they sometimes no longer feel at home in their country.'
A spokeswoman for Trump did not respond to DailyMail.com's email asking for confirmation that the Secret Service officers protecting the White House candidate allow him to pack heat on the stump and take guns on his jet, for that matter.
At an October presidential debate Trump said, 'I do carry on occasion -- sometimes a lot...but I like to be unpredictable.'
That was before he was granted Secret Service protection, however.
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Trump is seen here holding a replica flintlock rifle awarded him by cadets during the Republican Society Patriot Dinner at the Citadel Military College last February in Charleston, South Carolina. He's said in the past he also owns a 'H&K .45 and a .38 Smith & Wesson'
.Several years ago he gave an interview in which he confirmed that he has a 'carry permit - I’ve said that publicly' - and told Emily Miller, then of the Washington Times, 'I own a couple of different guns, but I don’t talk about it.'Trump revealed to her that he owned an 'H&K .45 and a .38 Smith & Wesson.'
Speaking about the Aurora, Colorado, movie theater shooting, Trump told her, 'If some of the people in the movie theater had a gun, they’d have been shooting at him. Nobody had a gun so they were totally defenseless.'
Miller arrived at the determination after the conversation that Trump was 'a true Second Amendment enthusiast.
How Marco Will Stand Up for America’s Gun Owners
The Second Amendment right to bear arms is one of Americans’ most fundamental rights. Indeed, it is a right that reflects our country’s founding values. Opponents of gun rights often maintain that it is outdated, but it is as important as ever, and no one knows that better than America’s law-abiding gun owners. Marco understands the threats facing gun owners in part because he’s a gun-owner himself.
The President has no right to restrict the individual right to own a firearm. Yet President Obama’s two terms — with failed attempts at ammunition bans, new restrictions on personal gun sales, and more — has attempted to chip away at the Second Amendment. Hillary Clinton has promised to double down on President Obama’s efforts.
New gun laws will do nothing to deter criminals from obtaining firearms; they will simply be ignored by those who wish to do harm. Meanwhile, new restrictions will infringe on the rights of good, law-abiding Americans who wish to have a gun for hunting, sport, or, most important, the protection of their families.
Recent horrific mass shootings should prompt us to ask what causes people to commit these acts — like what can be done to improve the way we treat serious mental illness — rather than seize on the weapons they used.
Marco is proud to have an “A” rating from the National Rifle Association.
He has fought to protect the Second Amendment by:
Voting to block the Manchin-Bloomberg expansion of background checks
Protecting the Second Amendment rights of veterans and their families
Standing against any federal attempt to ban commonly owned sporting rifles and standard capacity magazines
Pushing to make concealed-carry permits function like drivers’ licenses, so gun owners’ constitutional rights don’t end at state lines
Opposing U.S. involvement in the U.N. Arms Trade Treaty
Working to expand opportunities for sportsmen on federal lands
Fighting to defund the Department of Justice’s radical “Operation Choke Point” and other federal attacks on law-abiding gun manufacturers and dealers
Pushing to bring fundamental Second Amendment rights back to D.C. residents
As President, Marco will continue to stand up for the rights of law-abiding gun owners, sportsmen, and hunters.
And on Day One, Marco will repeal President Obama’s unconstitutional executive orders that infringe on the Second Amendment. Read more here.
The Second Amendment right to bear arms is one of Americans’ most fundamental rights. Indeed, it is a right that reflects our country’s founding values. Opponents of gun rights often maintain that it is outdated, but it is as important as ever, and no one knows that better than America’s law-abiding gun owners. Marco understands the threats facing gun owners in part because he’s a gun-owner himself.
The President has no right to restrict the individual right to own a firearm. Yet President Obama’s two terms — with failed attempts at ammunition bans, new restrictions on personal gun sales, and more — has attempted to chip away at the Second Amendment. Hillary Clinton has promised to double down on President Obama’s efforts.
New gun laws will do nothing to deter criminals from obtaining firearms; they will simply be ignored by those who wish to do harm. Meanwhile, new restrictions will infringe on the rights of good, law-abiding Americans who wish to have a gun for hunting, sport, or, most important, the protection of their families.
Recent horrific mass shootings should prompt us to ask what causes people to commit these acts — like what can be done to improve the way we treat serious mental illness — rather than seize on the weapons they used.
Marco is proud to have an “A” rating from the National Rifle Association.
He has fought to protect the Second Amendment by:
Voting to block the Manchin-Bloomberg expansion of background checks
Protecting the Second Amendment rights of veterans and their families
Standing against any federal attempt to ban commonly owned sporting rifles and standard capacity magazines
Pushing to make concealed-carry permits function like drivers’ licenses, so gun owners’ constitutional rights don’t end at state lines
Opposing U.S. involvement in the U.N. Arms Trade Treaty
Working to expand opportunities for sportsmen on federal lands
Fighting to defund the Department of Justice’s radical “Operation Choke Point” and other federal attacks on law-abiding gun manufacturers and dealers
Pushing to bring fundamental Second Amendment rights back to D.C. residents
As President, Marco will continue to stand up for the rights of law-abiding gun owners, sportsmen, and hunters.
And on Day One, Marco will repeal President Obama’s unconstitutional executive orders that infringe on the Second Amendment. Read more here.
Wow. Dredging up a NINE YEAR OLD THREAD, about ONE Mega Scumbag insulting ANOTHER Mega Scumbag, flail desperately much, Road SCUM? No interest in discussing CURRENT events, huh? I wonder why? Lemme "refresh" your memory, you brain dead, gullible cocksucker:
THIRTY-FOUR FELONY CHARGES, 'BOUT TO GET BUGGERED IN THE CARROLL CASE, FUCKER CARLSON AND FAUX NOISE JUST GOT BUTT FUCKED, IT SUCKS TO BE ROAD SCUM, DOESN'T IT?
https://www.tiktok.com/@tinyrevolution/video/7221242214616157483
