Republican Party, Teabag Party and the Libertarian Party absolutely SUCK!

[Henry Hawk]

I see a pattern; Henry is a liar.

I was including "Troll" in with this tyraid........which indicate a plural.

but, YOU calling ME a liar.....well, it means about as much to me as Dan Foster posting ANYTHING...........has zero effect.

I'm pretty sure I will NEVER lose a second of sleep tonight or any other night.

[me]

I see a pattern; Henry is a liar.

And you are a jackanape.

[Bo D]

I thought I saw a Pretty Little Liar peeking in here ... although I don't know about pretty and I have doubts about the little ....



BTW, my investment in those British vineyards is turning out quite well, thank you.

[me]

I thought I saw a Pretty Little Liar peeking in here ... although I don't know about pretty and I have doubts about the little ....



BTW, my investment in those British vineyards is turning out quite well, thank you.

Ya, Jacanape fits you pretty well too.  Not quite as much as Ex but close. 

[Exterminator]

Oh, look...two lying scumbags defending each other...how cute!   

[me]

Oh, look...two lying scumbags defending each other...how cute!   

[Exterminator]

Correct, and I have both while you have neither...nor do you have any integrity.

[me]

Correct, and I have both while you have neither...nor do you have any integrity.

Total Jackanape, over the edge with no hope for recovery. 

[followsthewolf]

The angle is more than 90 degrees, ex.

[Exterminator]

The angle is more than 90 degrees, ex.

Yep.

[Sandy Eggo]

Ya, Jacanape fits you pretty well too.  Not quite as much as Ex but close.

Aww how cute, she learned a new word

[Sandy Eggo]

Funny how you left-wing types convict someone on an accusation and protect yours even after being proven guilty.  Wrong is wrong and Clinton was proved to have been wrong several times Hillary just put up with it and stuck with him for political reasons.  At least, if it really did happen, Cain wasn't doing it in the White House while he was president and supposed to be a roll model for kids. 

You could have stopped with wrong is wrong. The rest is irrelevent regardless of how much you wish it wasn't.

[Henry Hawk]

Aww how cute, she learned a new word

here is one for you how about....ASS!

[The Troll]

  To change the pace of the last few posts.  Here is a little thing wrote by Monte Wolverton.  I agree with it a 110%.

  Some us LIBERAL like it's a BAD WORD!

  But Liberals have worked hard to give us:

  CIVIL RIGHTS

  WOMEN' RIGHT TO VOTE

  SOCIAL SECURITY

  NATIONAL PARKS

  CLEAN AIR

  MINIMUM WAGE

  WORKER SAFETY

  CONSUMER PROTECTION

  and much, much. more!  So the next time you hear someone use LIBERAL as a pejorative, just look them in 'em the eye and say:

  I'M A PROUD TO BE A LIBERAL!  You got a problem with that, Bub?

[Henry Hawk]

Okay Troll, you got me thinking this evening....just for kicks, I took a gander at some of these issues, I know it will fall upon deaf ears, but the GOP has lead the way on many of these issues you brag about the liberals has accomplished....but that is because you have been spoon fed for most of your life and that is what you know, but lets take a look, shall we at just how hard the GOP worked for us:


WOMEN' RIGHT TO VOTE

In 1872, Susan B. Anthony led a delegation of women to the GOP convention in Philadelphia. At the convention, Anthony lobbied for women's suffrage. As a result of her efforts, the Republican Party became the first national party to recognize the role of women in its Platform, stating: "The Republican Party is mindful of its obligations to the loyal women of America for their noble devotion to the cause of freedom. Their admission to wider fields of usefulness is viewed with satisfaction, and the honest demands of any class of citizens for additional rights should be treated with respectful consideration."
"I voted for the Republicans. They gave us the vote"
-  Susan B. Anthony -

In 1878, U.S. Senator Aaron Sargent (R-CA) introduced in Congress the proposed 19th Amendment, according women the right to vote.  Over the next four decades, it was primarily the Democrats who would oppose the measure.  Not until 1919, after the Republican Party won majorities in the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives, did Congress approve what would become the 19th Amendment

CIVIL RIGHTS

Republicans supported the 1964 Civil Rights Act much more than did the Democrats.  Contrary to Democrat myth, Everett Dirksen (R-IL), the Senate Minority Leader – not President Lyndon Johnson – was the person most responsible for its passage.  Mindful of how Democrat opposition had forced Republicans to weaken their 1957 and 1960 Civil Rights Acts, President Johnson promised Republicans that he would publicly credit the GOP for its strong support.  Johnson played no role in the legislative fight.  In the House of Representatives, the 1964 Civil Rights Act passed with 80% support from Republicans but only 63% support from Democrats.

Republicans Passed the 14th Amendment
The 14th Amendment guarantees due process and equal protection of the laws to all citizens.  It enshrines in the Constitution provisions of the GOP's 1866 Civil Rights Act.  The original purpose of the 14th Amendment was to defend African-Americans from their Democrat oppressors in the post-Civil War South.
The principal author of the 14th Amendment was U.S. Rep. John Bingham (R-OH).  In Congress, all votes in favor of the 14th Amendment were from Republicans, and all votes against it were from Democrats.
In 1868, the Republican Governor of New Jersey vetoed an attempt by the Democrat-controlled legislature to rescind the state's ratification of the 14th Amendment.


NATIONAL PARKS and  CLEAN AIR

On March 1, 1872, Republican President Ulysses Grant signed into law a bill establishing Yellowstone National Park.  Yellowstone was the first national park in the world.  The bill had been written by U.S. Senator Samuel Pomeroy (R-KS) and was passed by the Republican-controlled 42nd Congress.  Republican congressmen also passed the bills establishing Yosemite National Park and Rock Creek National Park.

In 1864, the first and greatest Republican president signed legislation deeding Yosemite Valley and the Mariposa Big Tree Grove to California for public enjoyment and recreation.
Lincoln's unprecedented action was the seed from which our national parks grew.
for signing into law the 1890 Forest Reserve Act, which authorized the establishment of national forests for public uses rather than pell-mell exploitation. The federal government's forest management record has been checkered, but imagine what would have happened in the law's absence.

Theodore Roosevelt signed the bill into law and ran with it, establishing monuments protecting Devils Tower, the Grand Canyon, Mount Lassen and other rather large "objects."

The republican was the first party to push for environmental issues when President Nixon pushed for a Clean Air Act which was duly passed by Congress.

Nixon signed into law the National Environmental Policy Act. Six weeks later, he put a sweeping legislative program of clean air and water, waste reduction and open space acquisition before Congress. Six months later, Nixon established EPA. And on New Year's Eve, Nixon signed the Clean Air Act into law.

Gerald Ford started the U.S. down the long road to a rational energy policy, by signing, in 1975, a bill containing his proposal for motor vehicle fuel efficiency (CAFE) standards.
More than 30 years later, CAFE saves millions of barrels of oil per day.

just sayin.....sometimes, liberal CAN be a VERY BAD WORD.