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anniepa @anniepa (27955) • United States 2 Dec 12

For starters I'd like to apologize for posting a link instead of just posting the photo in question; I couldn't find a site with the photo that would allow me to upload...

white men get chairmanships

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gladys46 Hi Annie ... I too agree with poster!! To your comment, Today's GOP (mostly white males) must, it appears, be obedient to their base ... keep women in the "cafeteria" or kitchen and make sure they're home to prepare dinner in time ... and, neatly toss out...

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anniepa @anniepa (27955) • United States 17 Jan 12

...of the prospects of any of the current crop of Republican Presidential candidates ever getting within a mile of the White House. True, things have never looked very good, but at least there was ONE intelligent, compassionate,...

last brain cell has left the field

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gladys46 Is that how our nation was so unfortunately graced with G.W.Bush ... name recognition!! Well, that figures.

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anniepa @anniepa (27955) • United States 17 Jan 12

...of the prospects of any of the current crop of Republican Presidential candidates ever getting within a mile of the White House. True, things have never looked very good, but at least there was ONE intelligent, compassionate,...

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gladys46 Indeed Annie. While he admonished Romney saying unlike Romney he puts country first .. "hours" later, I mean hours later (not a year) he completely reversed course and put party first by endorsing Romney! Even after publicly stating that he felt Romney was...

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gladys46 @gladys46 (1205) • United States 7 Jan 12

As I listen to this my homestate's GOP candidate for POTUS, I wondered when the scrubbing (real vetting) would start. One specific stump speech was quite interesting to me ... that one wherein Mr. Santorum states his desires NOT...

santorum

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gladys46 The voters ah, the electorate of PA was the "ethics committee" ... we tossed Santorum out! For this and oh so many other conflicts. To PA voters, Santorum was unacceptable then as a proper elected official as much as he is today.

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gladys46 @gladys46 (1205) • United States 7 Jan 12

As I listen to this my homestate's GOP candidate for POTUS, I wondered when the scrubbing (real vetting) would start. One specific stump speech was quite interesting to me ... that one wherein Mr. Santorum states his desires NOT...

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gladys46 I agree Sierras, in part. Surely Santorum was concerned about the cost factors especially with such a large family to provide for ... but, doesn't everyone in that situation? Anyway, Santorum was my PA representative ... I do have good memory of his failed...

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gladys46 @gladys46 (1205) • United States 7 Jan 12

As I listen to this my homestate's GOP candidate for POTUS, I wondered when the scrubbing (real vetting) would start. One specific stump speech was quite interesting to me ... that one wherein Mr. Santorum states his desires NOT...

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gladys46 In my opening comment I misstated Santorum's elected office ... I typed PA's "State" Rep ... I meant to say PA's Rep. Sorry.

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gladys46 @gladys46 (1205) • United States 7 Jan 12

As I listen to this my homestate's GOP candidate for POTUS, I wondered when the scrubbing (real vetting) would start. One specific stump speech was quite interesting to me ... that one wherein Mr. Santorum states his desires NOT...

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gladys46 No Sierras, Rick Santorum was NOT a State Rep. he was elected in the State of PA to the U.S. House of Representatives ... ah, the Congress of the United States! No, Mr. Santorum did not pay for his 5 children's homeschooling out of his own handsome Federal...

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gladys46 @gladys46 (1205) • United States 7 Jan 12

As I listen to this my homestate's GOP candidate for POTUS, I wondered when the scrubbing (real vetting) would start. One specific stump speech was quite interesting to me ... that one wherein Mr. Santorum states his desires NOT...

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gladys46 Crossbones, I too find it interesting to put it mildly! Especially, when the very folks forever yelling that they are the "real conservatives" are thorougly vetted ... they are found to be those who actually get great "entitlements"!

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gladys46 @gladys46 (1205) • United States 7 Jan 12

As I listen to this my homestate's GOP candidate for POTUS, I wondered when the scrubbing (real vetting) would start. One specific stump speech was quite interesting to me ... that one wherein Mr. Santorum states his desires NOT...

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gladys46 I take your point. However, I believe that Mr. Santorum being the very far right "REAL conservative" that he espouses to be must have discussed his run for PA elected official with his family and the probabilities of his constant absences. The more noble thing...

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Aja103654 @Aja103654 (5646) • Philippines 6 Jan 12

This happened just recently. I work as a teacher in a certain school. The schedules involved students and teachers transferring to rooms for different subjects. So there, there were a couple of us teachers who borrowed this one...

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gladys46 Oh, I'm sorry Aja ... more specifically, I mean all who feel put upon (stared down), suspected might collectively go to this "victim" and say "we're sorry this happened to you .. what can we do to make you feel comfortable again!" I don't think collectively...

8 Jan 12

gladys46 @gladys46 (1205) • United States 7 Jan 12

As I listen to this my homestate's GOP candidate for POTUS, I wondered when the scrubbing (real vetting) would start. One specific stump speech was quite interesting to me ... that one wherein Mr. Santorum states his desires NOT...

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gladys46 If you consider facts "mud" .. you may be right! "Empty political slinging" I don't think so! I happen to find Santorum not just wrong but quite stupid! How dare he vilify others when it is he and his family who have gamed the system by taking from...

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anniepa @anniepa (27955) • United States 2 Jan 12

I'm not joking; Wolf Blitzer said "Hunting is important" the other day on CNN. Below is an excerpt from the transcript of the show: BLITZER: Is there an element though -- is there an element of sexism under way in Iowa right...

hunting

presidents

shooting

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gladys46 Ha, yes Annie ... this entire GOP train ride is more than funny! Santorum is in for a great scrubbing! "K" Street involvement envelope about to open, yes? And, wasn't it wonderful of Santorum to have billed PA taxpayers to homeschool his children in MD!! You...

7 Jan 12

anniepa @anniepa (27955) • United States 2 Jan 12

I'm not joking; Wolf Blitzer said "Hunting is important" the other day on CNN. Below is an excerpt from the transcript of the show: BLITZER: Is there an element though -- is there an element of sexism under way in Iowa right...

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gladys46 I'm sooo with you Annie!!;) I also know that we here in PA remember Casey crushing Santorum ... and "we" remember why!!

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gladys46 @gladys46 (1205) • United States 17 Nov 11

Really? I thought that if Newt can be this very well paid "historian" to Freddie/Fannie, perhaps I could offer some history here! Perhaps just for civil discussion. In 1999 Congress passed Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (also known as:...

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gladys46 Hi inertia, seems we have in our country of late, the greatest RE-VISIONIST GOP historians EVER!!

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gladys46 @gladys46 (1205) • United States 17 Nov 11

Really? I thought that if Newt can be this very well paid "historian" to Freddie/Fannie, perhaps I could offer some history here! Perhaps just for civil discussion. In 1999 Congress passed Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (also known as:...

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gladys46 ParaTed, I must say that I don't hate anyone ... I do reject the awful, hypocritical ways of most republicans ... from the fake "family values" spin to the fake "balancing budgets" spin!! I mean, under Bush government got very, very BIG! Didn't it?

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gladys46 @gladys46 (1205) • United States 17 Nov 11

Really? I thought that if Newt can be this very well paid "historian" to Freddie/Fannie, perhaps I could offer some history here! Perhaps just for civil discussion. In 1999 Congress passed Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (also known as:...

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gladys46 crossbones, I suppose republicans rely upon people NOT actually researching their horrific track "balancing the budget" records ...but simply believing what they "say" over and over again!! Republicans were controlling the purse strings almost the entire 8 yrs...

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gladys46 @gladys46 (1205) • United States 17 Nov 11

Really? I thought that if Newt can be this very well paid "historian" to Freddie/Fannie, perhaps I could offer some history here! Perhaps just for civil discussion. In 1999 Congress passed Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (also known as:...

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gladys46 Crossbones, I agree with you in part. Our country did not "suffer" very much under the last Democrat president (Clinton) and my belief is that if the democratic President Obama could get "any" cooperation from the GOP led purse string holders (the House) our...

18 Nov 11

gladys46 @gladys46 (1205) • United States 17 Nov 11

Really? I thought that if Newt can be this very well paid "historian" to Freddie/Fannie, perhaps I could offer some history here! Perhaps just for civil discussion. In 1999 Congress passed Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (also known as:...

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gladys46 Crossbones, the hypocrisy of this GOP "frontrunner" is outrageous! He once said, "It doesn't matter what I do people need to hear what I have to say. There's no one else who can say what I can say. It doesn't matter what I live." That should say to ALL, just...

17 Nov 11

gladys46 @gladys46 (1205) • United States 17 Nov 11

Really? I thought that if Newt can be this very well paid "historian" to Freddie/Fannie, perhaps I could offer some history here! Perhaps just for civil discussion. In 1999 Congress passed Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (also known as:...

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gladys46 Sirnose, absolute power corrupts absolutely!!

17 Nov 11

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