yup, that is clearly exactly what I said. :thumbsup:So, you don't care what the truth is, you will base your agreement on people complimenting you and lying to you? Explains a lot.
yup, that is clearly exactly what I said. :thumbsup:So, you don't care what the truth is, you will base your agreement on people complimenting you and lying to you? Explains a lot.
I have it on good authority that personal attacks are a great way to sell people on your argument![]()
Yes, that difference is in scale; hundreds are involved whenever Obama travels, versus one helicopter for Christi. But please do keep up your knee jerk insistence that conservatives must travel by horse-drawn buggy for political purity whilst progressives are morally free to travel in caravans of limousines and fleets of aircraft as they dispense their CAGW dogma with nary a trace of hypocrisy, because political Tourette's is SO amusing for the rest of us.There's a huge fucking difference between the president of the United States taking a vacation and having to carry dozens of people with him and a "fiscal conservative" governor who wants to cut costs everywhere but wants to go see his kid's baseball game and then fly back to see fund raisers.
The fact you can't distinguish between the two is only par for the course for faux "conservatives".
More "do as I say, not as I do" from conservatives. From Reagan's "fiscal conservative" cut tax/debt bullshit, to GW's cut tax/debt bullshit to the toe-tapping guy in the MSP airport to the numerous gay scandals. It's all the same, bob allen, mark foley, ted haggard, Newt, Trump, Palin's "family values" and fiscal conservatism while almost driving Wasila to BK. But that's OK, keep excusing it.
I'm not from NJ so whatever he does isn't my problem. If he were a national figure that would be a different story dear.
Run, Chris, run!
A group of influential Iowa Republican activists dined with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie in Princeton last night in a bid to get him to run for president.
The unusual trip by Iowa leaders to the Garden State to draft Christie is a sign of growing displeasure with the current crop of Republican candidates stepping forward to take on President Obama in 2012, GOP officials said.
"There isn't anyone like Chris Christie on the national scene for Republicans," Iowa energy baron Bruce Rastetter said in launching his personal "Iowans for Christie" campaign.
Besides, walls of OT text in the middle of a thread hardly get attention........ever. Well at least not the attention the wall of TO text poster will be looking for.
What an entirely ignorant and clueless statement on your part. Here, I'll cater to your ADD with just one quote, you poor dear.
So sorry. I assumed I was dealing with a fully functioning adult. For future reference, please tell me your ADD comprehension limit. 100 words? 120 words? No more than 10 words and one pretty picture?
I hope to hell you don't vote. It's smugly shallow twerps like you who are the bane of our democracy, which relies on the "rational, informed citizen."
Yet here you are, trolling and drooling away, entirely unaware that Chris Christie IS a national political figure.
Pathetic.
I am sure after this you want to be taken seriously.
to my serious, sober, factually meaty and well-researched post on Christie's history of corruption, and now you want to lecture me on how to be taken seriously??And just like Harvey, he thinks walls of OT text are going to be read.
You're the one who began this exchange with your 100% troll attack response:
to my serious, sober, factually meaty and well-researched post on Christie's history of corruption, and now you want to lecture me on how to be taken seriously??
Piss off, troll.
It's going to be quite amusing watching you break down even further when Obama isn't re-elected. You can barely finish a post without spouting swears and insults.
oh, President Obama will be re-elected.
But here's your chance to offer some names, outsiders are welcome....
Name a few folks that are able to win the GOP nom...
Outsiders? I could win. Honestly though, I am making more money posting here at ATPN.
Sir. I am really interested in those that you'd support for 2012.
Just a few names that you'd be proud to say FNE is behind this person.
Fat fuck burning how many taxpayer dollars flying to his son's high school baseball game? Disgusting pig.
NEW YORK (CNN) -- New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie announced Thursday he has reimbursed the state of New Jersey for the cost of using a state police helicopter to travel with his wife to his son's high school baseball game.
After initially refusing to reimburse the state, Christie has repaid $2,151 to cover the cost of his flights to the game, Christie said in a news conference.
Christie claimed he was using the helicopter to balance his responsibilities as a father with his busy schedule as governor.
"I'm governor 24/7, every single day, but I'm also a father," he said.
Christie, who has taken 33 helicopter flights since assuming office last January, said he has been far more "judicious" in his helicopter use than other recent governors, citing Govs. Jim McGreevey, Thomas Kean and James Florio.
"If you look at the way I use this helicopter, it's not like I'm using it as a perk of office," he said.
The Republican budget hawk added that according to the State Police, the travel does not cost taxpayers money, because as the pilots need the flying time in order to be certified.
I agree, and I'd add Rice, Cain, Johnson, Christi, and Romney to that list, with perhaps more to be named later. However my history with the GOP nominating people for whom I'll vote is not good, so I'm assuming I'll be voting Libertarian again in the general. (Not that I'll agree much more with their candidate, but at least a Libertarian vote does no harm, and supporting freedom and true Constitutionally limited government is always a safe bet.)Two that quickly come to mind, but won't run..
Scott Walker - Gov WI
Paul Ryan - WI Rep
He should use that helicopter to meet his wife for a date in NYC...that should really piss off the libs.
I agree, and I'd add Rice, Cain, Johnson, Christi, and Romney to that list, with perhaps more to be named later. However my history with the GOP nominating people for whom I'll vote is not good, so I'm assuming I'll be voting Libertarian again in the general. (Not that I'll agree much more with their candidate, but at least a Libertarian vote does no harm, and supporting freedom and true Constitutionally limited government is always a safe bet.)
By Rice I assume you mean Condi. I'd hit that like the mailman hits Red Dawn's mom.
By Rice I assume you mean Condi. I'd hit that like the mailman hits Red Dawn's mom.
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I don't actually find her that attractive. I do find her to be incredibly smart, knowledgeable about the world, and tough and principled enough to defend America and our interests.
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I don't actually find her that attractive. I do find her to be incredibly smart, knowledgeable about the world, and tough and principled enough to defend America and our interests.
In a way, yes. Sort of like Oprah's hot because she's Oprah. Don't get me wrong, if I were single and the opportunity arose I'd do her, not because I find her physically attractive but because I find her interesting.Which makes her HAWT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :whiste:
I didn't say anything about the truth of your argument.I gave you a thoroughly documented adult argument. You dismissed it with asshole juvenile snark. You are a juvenile asshole, a snarky lightweight who has proven himself unworthy of respect. Go whine about the lack of respect afforded your lightweight, dismissive trolling elsewhere, dear.
I didn't say anything about the truth of your argument.
I did not, in fact, vote for Christie and I agree with what you wrote.
you're just channeling Bush-era Harvey hardcore in this thread, right down to the personal insults.