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[quote=gandalf]casca: To what do you attribute this statement?

“There are breathtaking gaps in the education of the man who has never had a job…”

What facts? Backup your statement. There is no basis.

In the same post, you rail about registering ‘negros’ to vote, as if there’s something wrong with that. BTW, I haven’t heard anybody use the term ‘negro’ in ages.

You can call it character and patriotism, whatever helps you rationalize it. I call it partisan and racist.

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Yes, you are Marion reborn. I will not parlay with you. You resort to the rhetorical device of lying, and it is impossible to reason with those willing to lie. I do understand though, since it is part of the ethos of your party.

I suggest that anyone who spends as much time and effort here thumping the tub for your side as you do, would be more productively engaged looking for a job.

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Reach down and pull the panties out of your crack. Everyone knows that Gandolf is the second coming of Marion.

It’s not wrong to register any legal voter. It is wrong to register the dead, and sham voters, ala ACORN, your current love’s previous pseudo-employer.

My comment was directed at what appears to be a fairly whacky strategy. Most campaigns ID probable voters, and try to appeal to them. Their strategy, based on race, is to go after the improbable voters. That’s how he beat HRC in the primaries early on, because he caught her flat-footed. In a general, it’s probably not a viable strategy. Think about it. If the D’s could have been counting those votes all these years, don’t you think they’d be doing it?

Finally, for all of you race card playa’s, the racists are those who vote on the basis of skin color. I will vote on the basis of good character and patriotism, neither of which Bobama has.

[Casca]

Reach down and pull the panties out of your crack. Everyone knows that Gandolf is the second coming of Marion.

It’s not wrong to register any legal voter. It is wrong to register the dead, and sham voters, ala ACORN, your current love’s previous pseudo-employer.

My comment was directed at what appears to be a fairly whacky strategy. Most campaigns ID probable voters, and try to appeal to them. Their strategy, based on race, is to go after the improbable voters. That’s how he beat HRC in the primaries early on, because he caught her flat-footed. In a general, it’s probably not a viable strategy. Think about it. If the D’s could have been counting those votes all these years, don’t you think they’d be doing it?

Finally, for all of you race card playa’s, the racists are those who vote on the basis of skin color. I will vote on the basis of good character and patriotism, neither of which Bobama has.

[Casca]

Reach down and pull the panties out of your crack. Everyone knows that Gandolf is the second coming of Marion.

It’s not wrong to register any legal voter. It is wrong to register the dead, and sham voters, ala ACORN, your current love’s previous pseudo-employer.

My comment was directed at what appears to be a fairly whacky strategy. Most campaigns ID probable voters, and try to appeal to them. Their strategy, based on race, is to go after the improbable voters. That’s how he beat HRC in the primaries early on, because he caught her flat-footed. In a general, it’s probably not a viable strategy. Think about it. If the D’s could have been counting those votes all these years, don’t you think they’d be doing it?

Finally, for all of you race card playa’s, the racists are those who vote on the basis of skin color. I will vote on the basis of good character and patriotism, neither of which Bobama has.

[Casca]

Reach down and pull the panties out of your crack. Everyone knows that Gandolf is the second coming of Marion.

It’s not wrong to register any legal voter. It is wrong to register the dead, and sham voters, ala ACORN, your current love’s previous pseudo-employer.

My comment was directed at what appears to be a fairly whacky strategy. Most campaigns ID probable voters, and try to appeal to them. Their strategy, based on race, is to go after the improbable voters. That’s how he beat HRC in the primaries early on, because he caught her flat-footed. In a general, it’s probably not a viable strategy. Think about it. If the D’s could have been counting those votes all these years, don’t you think they’d be doing it?

Finally, for all of you race card playa’s, the racists are those who vote on the basis of skin color. I will vote on the basis of good character and patriotism, neither of which Bobama has.

[Casca]

Reach down and pull the panties out of your crack. Everyone knows that Gandolf is the second coming of Marion.

It’s not wrong to register any legal voter. It is wrong to register the dead, and sham voters, ala ACORN, your current love’s previous pseudo-employer.

My comment was directed at what appears to be a fairly whacky strategy. Most campaigns ID probable voters, and try to appeal to them. Their strategy, based on race, is to go after the improbable voters. That’s how he beat HRC in the primaries early on, because he caught her flat-footed. In a general, it’s probably not a viable strategy. Think about it. If the D’s could have been counting those votes all these years, don’t you think they’d be doing it?

Finally, for all of you race card playa’s, the racists are those who vote on the basis of skin color. I will vote on the basis of good character and patriotism, neither of which Bobama has.

[Casca]

Perhaps not to your stylish tastes, but the premise is sound. There are breathtaking gaps in the education of the man who has never had a job yet wishes to be President. He reminds one of that other son of destiny, Prince Albert the Goreon. One looks forward to the liberal bile due to flow after election day.

He and his braintrust have laid down an electoral strategy that writes off Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, while registering every negro in America to vote. Methinks his electoral strategy is as inchoate as his position on, oh, go ahead, you pick the issue.

[Casca]

Perhaps not to your stylish tastes, but the premise is sound. There are breathtaking gaps in the education of the man who has never had a job yet wishes to be President. He reminds one of that other son of destiny, Prince Albert the Goreon. One looks forward to the liberal bile due to flow after election day.

He and his braintrust have laid down an electoral strategy that writes off Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, while registering every negro in America to vote. Methinks his electoral strategy is as inchoate as his position on, oh, go ahead, you pick the issue.

[Casca]

Perhaps not to your stylish tastes, but the premise is sound. There are breathtaking gaps in the education of the man who has never had a job yet wishes to be President. He reminds one of that other son of destiny, Prince Albert the Goreon. One looks forward to the liberal bile due to flow after election day.

He and his braintrust have laid down an electoral strategy that writes off Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, while registering every negro in America to vote. Methinks his electoral strategy is as inchoate as his position on, oh, go ahead, you pick the issue.

[Casca]

Perhaps not to your stylish tastes, but the premise is sound. There are breathtaking gaps in the education of the man who has never had a job yet wishes to be President. He reminds one of that other son of destiny, Prince Albert the Goreon. One looks forward to the liberal bile due to flow after election day.

He and his braintrust have laid down an electoral strategy that writes off Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, while registering every negro in America to vote. Methinks his electoral strategy is as inchoate as his position on, oh, go ahead, you pick the issue.

[Casca]

Perhaps not to your stylish tastes, but the premise is sound. There are breathtaking gaps in the education of the man who has never had a job yet wishes to be President. He reminds one of that other son of destiny, Prince Albert the Goreon. One looks forward to the liberal bile due to flow after election day.

He and his braintrust have laid down an electoral strategy that writes off Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, while registering every negro in America to vote. Methinks his electoral strategy is as inchoate as his position on, oh, go ahead, you pick the issue.

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There are a lot of people here with very curious loyalties.

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There are a lot of people here with very curious loyalties.

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There are a lot of people here with very curious loyalties.

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There are a lot of people here with very curious loyalties.

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