MidwestTransplant
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Sun Jul-27-08 05:18 PM
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Freeper Fun. They try to blame Bill Clinton for the Housing Crisis. Can Clenis be next? |
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Sun Jul-27-08 05:22 PM
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1. Clenis is always next. In fact, it's usually first. I wonder why no love for Clenis in FreepLand? |
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Sun Jul-27-08 05:23 PM
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2. what a sorry bunch of fucking morans |
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Sun Jul-27-08 05:24 PM
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3. gaud If i had to wade through that crap |
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i'd need a hazmat suit and a case of Jose' Cuervo. Where the hell do folks come up with this stuff? Do you think if one were to post something about the thwarted attempt to overtake the government by a certain family member that shall remain nameless, it would last longer than a nanosecond?
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Sun Jul-27-08 05:27 PM
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4. Good news. This means we're winning the argument with them |
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Edited on Sun Jul-27-08 05:27 PM by Jack Rabbit
After all, we keep saying the G. W. Bush has been a woefully inadequate and in many ways ineffective president, when he's not being outright criminal. Well, at least they must agree on the inadequate and ineffective part.
Listen to the Freepers. Seven and a half years into the Bush administration and everything is still Bill Clinton's fault. That means Bush either hasn't done a thing in all that time or that nothing he has done has worked. He's inadequate and ineffective.
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Sun Jul-27-08 05:28 PM
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5. Clinton has been out of office for 8 years. |
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:wtf: does he have to do with the housing crisis?
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Sun Jul-27-08 06:24 PM
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12. Hard to translate the Freeper speak at the link |
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but it seems to be a delayed reaction, 8 years of it, which of course go back to Clinton. :puke: :wtf:
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Sun Jul-27-08 05:30 PM
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6. Only if Phil Gramm was really Clinton's alter ego - so Clinton is to blame |
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for all he did too. (I think this is easily dissproven as Gramm likely attended the SOTU speeches.)
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Sun Jul-27-08 05:38 PM
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The only effective answer for that place.
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Sun Jul-27-08 05:41 PM
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8. There's so little joy in their tortured lives, let them be. |
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Sun Jul-27-08 05:46 PM
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9. Republicans: The Party of No Responsibility |
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For years the Republican Party complained that people needed to take responsibility for their actions. However, once they gained power both in Congress and in the White House they decided they should not take responsibility for their actions. For more than eight years the Republican Party has been trying to place blame for their mistakes on other groups. The Republican Party has proven that they are the part of no responsibility.
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Sun Jul-27-08 05:50 PM
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10. Deep in, they actually blame minority borrowers that Clinton |
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apparently forced lenders to give money to that lead to the entire mess.
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Sun Jul-27-08 05:58 PM
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11. Freepers you disappoint me, i can't believe it took you this long to go to "The clenis!". Ping! |
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