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welcome to the bandwagon.
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Originally Posted by FRT_Fun
(Post 822562)
He impressed me so far. Must learn more. I thought it was hilarious how he responded to those questions, very smart replies.
Have we actually managed to get to the point where we've actually managed to boomerang back to considering Newt a third time? |
Originally Posted by blaen99
(Post 822564)
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Have we actually managed to get to the point where we've actually managed to boomerang back to considering Newt a third time? |
Originally Posted by FRT_Fun
(Post 822570)
I honestly just immediately dismissed him because he was named Newt and looks like a douche bag. But anyone that hates the poor is cool in my book.
Seriously, I'm not ------- with you. He's too corrupt for his fellow politicians. |
Or got kicked out for not being corrupt enough... see what I did ther.
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Originally Posted by FRT_Fun
(Post 822573)
Or got kicked out for not being corrupt enough... see what I did ther.
A deal was cut like Sarah Palin's - resign, no charges. |
Well they are non-profits... so in order to keep the non-profitness you must remove the profits ;)
hahah jk jk link to proof he was stealing plz. |
Originally Posted by FRT_Fun
(Post 822570)
But anyone that hates the poor is cool in my book.
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Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 822576)
Why does Newt hate the poor?
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Originally Posted by FRT_Fun
(Post 822575)
Well they are non-profits... so in order to keep the non-profitness you must remove the profits ;)
hahah jk jk link to proof he was stealing plz. http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Why_did_Ne...leave_congress /Seriously. I'm just linking to answers.com at this point.
Originally Posted by FRT_Fun
(Post 822578)
Well in the last video he wants them to get jobs. And we all know poor people hate jobs. Or else they would not be poor.
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Originally Posted by blaen99
(Post 822579)
....So, you want me to re-visit stuff that was discussed earlier in the thread?
Plus that is the worst possible "proof" I have ever seen. |
Originally Posted by FRT_Fun
(Post 822578)
Well in the last video he wants them to get jobs. And we all know poor people hate jobs. Or else they would not be poor.
he also hates blacks.
Originally Posted by newty
And so, I’m prepared, if the NAACP invites me, I’ll go to their convention to talk about why the African American community should demand pay checks and not be satisfied with food stamps. And I’ll go to them and I’ll explain a brand new social security opportunity for young people, which would be particularly good for African American males, because they’re the group that gets the smallest return on social security because they have the shortest life span. And under social security today, you don’t build up an estate, but if you’re allowed to build up an estate, if your tax money went into your savings and it was your money, if something happened to you, your family got you restate, the difference in transfer of wealth to the black community would be amazing.
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Originally Posted by FRT_Fun
(Post 822583)
Do you see how long and fast this thread is? If I read every reply ever I'd shoot myself.
Let me reiterate for emphasis, EVER. Like Palin, he only evaded criminal charges because he agreed to resign instead.
Originally Posted by FRT_Fun
(Post 822583)
Do you see how long and fast this thread is? If I read every reply ever I'd shoot myself.
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Originally Posted by blaen99
(Post 822579)
....So, you want me to re-visit stuff that was discussed earlier in the thread?
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Why_did_Ne...leave_congress /Seriously. I'm just linking to answers.com at this point. and he was cleared, in 1999, of the last charge (the only one that stuck) in which he had to pay the $300,000 fine...FWIW. |
Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 822589)
So the 75 ethics charges against him had nothing to do with payback for getting Democrat Speaker Jim Wright to resign?
and he was cleared, in 1999, of the last charge (the only one that stuck) in which he had to pay the $300,000 fine...FWIW. |
Republicans lost five seats in the House in the 1998 elections—the worst midterm performance in 64 years for a party that didn't hold the presidency. Polls showed that Gingrich and the Republican Party's attempt to remove President Clinton from office was deeply unpopular among voters.[72] Gingrich suffered much of the blame for the election loss. Facing a rebellion in the Republican caucus, he announced on November 5, 1998, that he would not only stand down as Speaker, but would leave the House as well.[73] Gingrich made this announcement only a day after being elected to an 11th term from his district. Commenting on his departure, Gingrich said, "I'm willing to lead but I'm not willing to preside over people who are cannibals. My only fear would be that if I tried to stay, it would just overshadow whoever my successor is."[74] |
Originally Posted by FRT_Fun
(Post 822593)
Seems like his party was pissed they weren't doing well and wanted a scape goat.
Yeah, that's about the best terms I've ever heard about Gingrich's forced removal from Speaker. Seriously, Bipartisan support against the speaker dude. That's unprecedented, and will never happen again. |
Originally Posted by blaen99
(Post 822592)
I would not say that he was "Cleared" of anything if he had to pay a 300k fine, Brainy.
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Originally Posted by FRT_Fun
(Post 822593)
Seems like his party was pissed they weren't doing well and wanted a scape goat.
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Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 822595)
So Toyotas do accelerate on their own?
Wow, those damn Japanese engineers! Such superb engineering! |
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