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mookiemookie 09-11-09 05:13 PM

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Originally Posted by SteamWake (Post 1170452)
Cmon Mookie really.

I just thought it was funny. You know they do get a copy of the speech ahead of time.

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Originally Posted by Aramike (Post 1170450)

Hey look, your garden variety Republican who kept their kid out of school the day of his "stay in school" speech in order to shield them from his Kenyan hypno eye powers! :up:

Buddahaid 09-11-09 07:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Skybird (Post 1170370)
Funny that all that was acceptable in style and method (and even got applauded for being that blunt) if being done by Republicans and with a Republican president in office - becomes unacceptable if being done by non-Republicans, and Republicans having lost elections.

I think political america should stop talking in words, but use binary code exclusively. One party uses 0s only, the other uses 1s only. :88) That way you know immediately who is who.

Different arguments get expressed by either changing the order of one's own number sequence, or by demonising the number of the others. :up:

Maybe Republicans should wear wife-beater clothing and Democrats skirts. :rock:

Buddahaid is partially awake once more! Bwa-ha-ha-ha..... Aarrrrg :arrgh!:

AVGWarhawk 09-11-09 07:32 PM

I do not think it was staged. I would agree the photographers were clicking away like mad.

MothBalls 09-11-09 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by SteamWake (Post 1170369)
Well there actually is on the books a 'rule' that members of congress shall not interrupt the president during his speaches.

I don't know for a fact, but I did find this quote;
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Under House rules, you are prohibited from casting aspersions on the motivations of your colleagues. There is even a procedure for punishing those who do. You can be stripped of your right to speak for the rest of the day on the floor if your words are taken down and ruled out of order.

No such specific prohibition exists in the House for when a president is speaking because, well, it is just not done. Members understand that presidents, no matter who they are, deserve respect.
Here's the article: http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/09/...ama/index.html


I do agree with what he wrote in this commentary. Regardless of political affiliation or the content of the speech, he is the President, Commander in Chief, and should be respected as such.

If Wilson apologized, the President accepted it, well then it's time to move on. We have more important matters that need attention. (such as figuring out how to chill down this 12 pack I forgot to put in the fridge last night)

August 09-11-09 07:54 PM

Bah. It's small potatoes compared to the insults thrown at our last Chief Executive. The Democrats had better grow a skin because I don't think we've seen anything yet.

SteamWake 09-11-09 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by MothBalls (Post 1170509)
I don't know for a fact, but I did find this quote;


Here's the article: http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/09/...ama/index.html


I do agree with what he wrote in this commentary. Regardless of political affiliation or the content of the speech, he is the President, Commander in Chief, and should be respected as such.

If Wilson apologized, the President accepted it, well then it's time to move on. We have more important matters that need attention. (such as figuring out how to chill down this 12 pack I forgot to put in the fridge last night)

Throw it in a tub with lots of ice and some rock salt :up:

KG_Jag 09-13-09 04:41 AM

The sad thing is that the Speaker is far more worried about an impromptu shouted insult than in the...say the multiple instances of (alleged) unethical and illegal conduct of Charlie Rangel.

How long has the in-House Rangel investigation been going (on not going) on?

Or in the Senate, where it has taken Chris Dodd more than a year to show us his HUD 1 Settlement Statement on his Countrywide loan.

SteamWake 09-15-09 11:20 AM

Seems like they just cant let it go...

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House Democratic leaders have decided to formally discipline Rep. Joe Wilson, R-S.C., on Tuesday for his jeer last week at President Obama during a joint session of Congress.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009...est=latestnews

All the news outlets are doing their best to spin this into a racial issue as well.

Unbelivable

AVGWarhawk 09-15-09 11:24 AM

Well, there are certain rules to follow while in the chamber. None-the-less the demo-lition-crates will ride this like a rental car on spring break. Typical.

August 09-15-09 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 1172504)
Well, there are certain rules to follow while in the chamber. None-the-less the demo-lition-crates will ride this like a rental car on spring break. Typical.

Good they can drive it off the cliff of failure as far as i'm concerned, or is that racist according to Maureen Dowd?

AVGWarhawk 09-15-09 11:47 AM

The outburst was not racially motivated IMO. But who am I anyway?

August 09-15-09 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 1172520)
The outburst was not racially motivated IMO. But who am I anyway?

Apparently according to the obama administration if you're white you're a racist.

SteamWake 09-15-09 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by August (Post 1172652)
Apparently according to the obama administration if you're white you're a racist.

Not true.

If you disagree with this adminstrations agenda your a racist.

OMG I can hear Hillary screeching "Im sick and tired of people saying that if you disagree with this adminstration your unpatriotic"... ohhhh... shivers... yetch.

Neptunus Rex 09-15-09 07:17 PM

No comment necessary. My signature says it all.
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