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General Category => 3DHS => Topic started by: Kramer on October 21, 2010, 10:32:51 PM
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The Republican Party has been saved by the Tea Party. Easily the Tea Party (honest hard working Americans) could have gone third party but in backing CONSERVATIVE Republican candidates the R Party is saved and the future looks very nice for the party and the people.
On the other hand Democrats saw the threat (posed by the Tea Party) and went into attack mode. As usual the Dems tried (and failed) to make the Tea Party out to be racist, fringe, crazy people, but the party stayed focused and remained a solid team to endure MSM attacks, and lies, as well as the NAACP lies, and even lying Congressman.
On November 2nd a historical routing will take place and in the process Obama will be put into his place as well as Nancy and Harry. Scores of scumbag Democrats will lose their jobs in Washington, amen, and the Tea Party victors will march arm & arm into DC, roll up their sleeves and get to work for the people. For the first time than I can ever remember we will actually see representation in Washington.
This my friends is a refreshing and exciting new beginning.
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Woe be unto the R's if they forget who gave them the majority and slip into their old K street ways.
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Woe be unto the R's if they forget who gave them the majority and slip into their old K street ways.
The Tea Party isn't going anywhere and I know that the people backed will know what will happen if they suffer a memory loss. I predict a strengthened Tea Party after the Nov. elections.
For once this isn't about local elections. This is a national referendum on Obama and his Socialist attack on Capitalism and the American way. The people have wakened, and we are energized, and motivated to keep the pressure on for as long as it takes to correct the course of this mighty nation.
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Did the Tea party ever like any Democrats?
The Chamber of commerce and the NRA apparently like my Democrat.
http://www.friendsofjimmarshall.com/ (http://www.friendsofjimmarshall.com/)
His recent TV ads make it seem as if he is a better Republican than his opponent.
I like Marshall , I have voted for him a cupple of times because he was simply smarter than his opponent.
Shall I pass on my chance at a voters slap against the national Democrat party ?
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Did the Tea party ever like any Democrats?
The Chamber of commerce and the NRA apparently like my Democrat.
http://www.friendsofjimmarshall.com/ (http://www.friendsofjimmarshall.com/)
His recent TV ads make it seem as if he is a better Republican than his opponent.
I like Marshall , I have voted for him a cupple of times because he was simply smarter than his opponent.
Shall I pass on my chance at a voters slap against the national Democrat party ?
do not pass up on this chance
you will never forgive yourself
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I'm not real happy with Marshall's efforts to unseal his opponents divorce records.
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I'm not real happy with Marshall's efforts to unseal his opponents divorce records.
I had not heard that!
Yech! I better read up on it.
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http://www.macon.com/2010/10/03/1288080/activist-files-to-have-scott-divorce.html (http://www.macon.com/2010/10/03/1288080/activist-files-to-have-scott-divorce.html)
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There is no reason to unseal divorce records because one of the parties is running for office.
Most of what lawyers say in divorce proceedings are lies and nonsense anyway.
Scott's photo makes him look like he was made of plastic. He resembles a snake-oil salesman or a televangelist. But I repeat myself.
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There is no reason to unseal divorce records because one of the parties is running for office.
Most of what lawyers say in divorce proceedings are lies and nonsense anyway.
Scott's photo makes him look like he was made of plastic. He resembles a snake-oil salesman or a televangelist. But I repeat myself.
You should not make assumptions about people based on their looks. Your comments are proof that you are a bigot.
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I am not judging him on his looks, dimwit: I am judging the photo he has selected to use to show his face to the public.
Just as you have chosen to pick the name "Kramer" (from a TV show where Kramer played a total doofus) and the image of a slipsliding doofus as your signature, I judge you to be a doofus.
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I am not judging him on his looks, dimwit: I am judging the photo he has selected to use to show his face to the public.
Just as you have chosen to pick the name "Kramer" (from a TV show where Kramer played a total doofus) and the image of a slipsliding doofus as your signature, I judge you to be a doofus.
Woebagger or now XO, aka Richard from Miami, I remember the goofy picture you once posted of you standing next to a statue. The picture depicted an older fat balding man with a facial expression depicting a person that had just pooped their pants. I often wondered why you would post such a stupid photo.
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Marshall’s campaign was unaware of the papers or the issue before seeing a news report online, said Doug Moore, Marshall’s spokesman.
Read more: http://www.macon.com/2010/10/03/1288080/activist-files-to-have-scott-divorce.html#ixzz137uVA63p
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That strikes me as plausable.
What I don't have in hand is a substantial reason to vote -for- Mr Scott. all of his ads I have ever seen were efforts to attach Marshall to the (hated) national Democratic party. Doesn't Marshall have a value as a boll wevel? A moderateing influence on an otherwise radicalised party?
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That strikes me as plausable.
Plausible, but very likely that someone on Marshall's staff knew about it.
It's kind of like the undocumented employee who worked for Whitman in California. Follow the dots.
Who benefits and why?
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That strikes me as plausable.
Plausible, but very likely that someone on Marshall's staff knew about it.
It's kind of like the undocumented employee who worked for Whitman in California. Follow the dots.
Who benefits and why?
Looks as though Scott is benefitting.
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Looks as though Scott is benefitting.
He is slightly ahead in the polls, enough so that the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is limiting funding of that campaign.
But the judge rules Monday whether the papers will be unsealed. Let's see what happens then.
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WMAZ-TV: GOP candidate?s 11-year-old son intervenes to block release of dad?s divorce papers
5:28 pm October 25, 2010, by Jim Galloway
On the day before a court hearing on whether the 2001 divorce papers of Republican congressional candidate Austin Scott should be sealed, WMAZ-TV in Macon is reporting this sudden twist:
The attorney for a local Democrat seeking to unseal 8th congressional district candidate Austin Scott?s divorce records says a request was filed Monday on behalf of the Republican candidate?s 11-year-old son to delay the hearing and appear as a defendant in the case.
A Tift County judge is scheduled to hear arguments Tuesday to unseal the documents.
Macon attorney Carmel Sanders filed the motion to make the records public on behalf of her client Amy Morton.
Morton, a Democratic activist, says she isn?t looking for any specific information in the files but says the public has a right to know what?s in them.
Sanders says her office received a motion from 11-year-old Wells Scott today, asking to take part in the records hearing.
?Either the former Mrs. Scott or Mr. Scott have hired a lawyer on behalf of their son to intervene in this action,? Sanders says.
?It?s been Mr. Scott?s contention that the reason he didn?t want the files opened ? the reason they wanted them sealed was to protect the son,? she says.
No comment was forthcoming from Scott, or from the campaign of Democratic incumbent Jim Marshall of Macon.
http://blogs.ajc.com/political-insider-jim-galloway/2010/10/25/gop-candidates-11-year-old-son-intervenes-to-block-release-of-dads-divorce-papers/?cxntfid=blogs_political_insider_jim_galloway (http://blogs.ajc.com/political-insider-jim-galloway/2010/10/25/gop-candidates-11-year-old-son-intervenes-to-block-release-of-dads-divorce-papers/?cxntfid=blogs_political_insider_jim_galloway)