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   toasteroven said, about 1 month ago

   And here I thought it was Reagan who consulted horoscopes.

   Speaking of horoscopes, here’s Obama’s, courtesy of the nation’s finest news source:

   “You’ve never been able to bear the sight of blood. Luckily for you, concentrated arrangements of sulfuric acid will liquefy your retinas long before the radial arm saw starts in.”

   We may be in for some trouble.

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   cjr53 said, about 1 month ago

   Let’s start with, Fire all of your Republican advisors, cabinet members and staffers.

   Turn a deaf ear to the party of No. They’re doing it to you.

   You can still build relationships with the rest of the world.

   They can join you or leave America, W & Crew said so when they had the White House, and both houses.

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   striper77 said, about 1 month ago

   It was Hillary that done the sorcery in the White House.

   Each democrat in the white house brings shame to the white house and the country.

4. 

   believecommonsense said, about 1 month ago

   How did Nancy Reagan get involved in this?

   toaster, say what?

5. 

   toasteroven said, about 1 month ago

   That horoscope was from the Onion.

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   KIMBER53 said, about 1 month ago

   more fact than fiction!

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   charliekane said, about 1 month ago

   Gee, tripe, I was thinkin’ the same thing. Only ‘bout Republicans!

   But more seriously, what a mess we were left with. This should have been our “righteous” war. But instead, it was bumfungled and sent to the back of the line.

   The Prez needs time to figure how we pull a rabbit out of this hat.

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   dtroutma said, about 1 month ago

   It was Nancy’s astrologer who was “consulted”. As to bringing shame to the White House, Lebanon, Grenada, Nicaragua, Libya, Panama, Afghanistan, Iraq— I’d say there is more than enough shame for Republican occupants, without even mentioning the no-bid contracting, and ripoffs by “buddies”.

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   striper77 said, about 1 month ago

   The entire Declaration of Independence, including all 56 signatures, is
   contained on a single hand-written sheet of paper.
   The full and complete original Constitution of the United States of America
   is printed on six pages. The first four pages contain the basic text of the
   founding document. Page five is the letter of transmittal to the British
   government. And the sixth and final page contains all ten of the initial
   amendments, known as the Bill of Rights.
   Karl Marx laid out The Communist Manifesto in a mere 23 pages.
   The English translation of Dostoevski’s Crime and Punishment is 718
   pages, while Tolstoy’s War and Peace weighs in at 1,225 pages. And try as
   she might, even Ayn Rand could manage only 1,069 pages in her magnum opus,
   Atlas Shrugged.
   My personal, large-print New King James copy of the Bible contains 1,426
   pages of text, a 64-page concordance and six pages of maps.
   What do these momentous documents have in common with each other? They all
   contain fewer pages than the bloated Senate health care bill, S. 1796, which
   totals a ridiculous 1,502 pages.
   In other words, the Founding Fathers of the United States of America, the
   father of modern Communism, three of history’s most prolific Russian writers and
   even God Almighty Himself didn’t need as many words to get their entire message
   across as the self-important blowhards in Congress trying to express themselves
   on one single issue: health care.
   But let’s be honest. What’s going on in Washington right now is not really
   about health care; it is about control. The Senate leaders, in conjunction with
   the White House, are doing the same thing they did with the stimulus bill, the
   omnibus bill, the budget bill and the cap and trade bill. Thousands of pages of
   rules, regulations, restrictions and, most of all, astronomical spending. They
   believe that if they so overwhelm the American people with mind-numbing
   legalese, we will simply take their word for it that this poison pill isn’t
   going to hurt us.
   On top of the already burdensome language of this monstrosity, they have made
   it a moving target. It started with House Resolution 3200. Now it has morphed
   into the Senate version. But they are not even close to being finished with it.
   In fact, the current, so-called Baucus bill, with its “moderate” approach to
   health care reform, is merely the framework for the shell game Senate Majority
   Leader Harry Reid is playing with our health care system. Even if S. 1796 were
   acceptable in a free society – which it isn’t – it in no way reflects how the
   final bill will read.
   President Barack Obama and the domineering Democrat leadership in Congress
   never talk about freedom. They whine about “fairness” and “security,” but the
   word “liberty” is not in their vocabulary. The Founders would have considered
   the current “reform” going on in Congress as nothing short of criminal. They
   would rebel against this tyranny as surely as they revolted against the
   despotism of King George.

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    charliekane said, about 1 month ago

    Gee, trip, focus, would ya.

    Da toon’s about Afghanistan!

11. 

    lalas said, about 1 month ago

    Ah yes…. the King of Mindless Cut and Paste has returned. Great original thinking you got there stripper.

12. 

    toasteroven said, about 1 month ago

    Format, striper, format!

13. 

    Magnaut said, about 1 month ago

    77…I think you took some paint offf the left hand turn signs

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    striper77 said, about 1 month ago

    The liberals are like pigs in line at the slaughter house believing in the Obama change.

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    Corosive Frog said, about 1 month ago

    Obama, you should read the Nostradamus’s Centuries. It won’t tell ya what to do, but it tells you how it will end up, and it’s not pretty.

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    oldlegodad said, about 1 month ago

    It’s time to stop comparing Obama to Hitler.

    Hitler got the Olympics for Berlin

17. 

    cdward said, 27 days ago

    Why would anyone ever belief anything from AFA? They only accept their own perverse brand of religion.

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    treered said, 27 days ago

    if some planning had been done 8 years ago, we would not be there now.
    
    that’s the problem we have now, a president who thinks!