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Wednesday, March 24, 2010

"YES WE CAN" v. "Hell No you can't"

This says it all.
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11 comments:

  1. It is all about racism? This sort of argument seems the sort of reductionist argument one might expect from a high school freshman. The ploy of the dems now is to race bait. Thus the high school drama of Pelosi et al walking across the brige with arms locked. It could not have been that perhaps someone was planted to cast slurs toward their own end? Oh, of course not. In this way, they lay the groudwork for the next fraud--immigration reform.
    Back when my Father and brother were at Georgetown Prep and University the Jesuits were WAY WAY smarter than this.

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  2. It's not about race.

    It's about NO.

    Many people voted for this President because of these very things: Healthcare, Environment, Students, Voluntarism, Jobs & Stimulus. These are the bills that have passed.

    And there you have the Senator from Ohio, screaming like a two-year old, No!

    It's absurd.

    And I think the video shows that.

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