2016 Presidential Campaign

[guido911]

The trademark characteristic of the Teabagger party.

More like a Sorosian--Bloombergian plot to force Obama's resignation, then Biden becomes president with his VP being Mike Bloomberg.

[guido911]

Here's a group I think we can all support. I mean, who doesn't want a Stronger America after all?

http://strongeramerica.com/


You have to suffer from nocturnal enuresis to oppose them; right?

[DolfanBob]

Here's a group I think we can all support. I mean, who doesn't want a Stronger America after all?

http://strongeramerica.com/


You have to suffer from nocturnal enuresis to oppose them; right?

That must have been filmed right after brunch at the Country Club. It looks like part of a Fairway as the backdrop for the two Millionaires to drum up Donations for us to feel all warm and fuzzy about. But I'm sure there are no shortage of good solid mericans willing to give hard earned money for whatever the smoot these two are talking about.

[Conan71]

Cheney drumming up funding to put together his own army?

[Townsend]

Cheney drumming up funding to put together his own army?

His companies named it ISIS

[Hoss]

His companies named it ISIS

Boom.

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[guido911]

His companies named it ISIS

[rebound]

This is EXACTLY what I thought of when I first hear "ISIS".

Lana. Lana. Lana? LANA! Danger zone.

[Hoss]

I found it kinda funny, this exchange between Jonathan Karl of ABC and Jay Carney, during what amounts to be Carney's last official press briefing as press secretary:

KARL:  I wonder if you've had the chance to see this op-ed piece that former vice president Dick Cheney has written in the Wall Street Journal that has a rather critical tone to it toward the White House.  He says, "rarely has a U.S. president been so wrong about so much at the expense of so many," talking about the situation in Iraq and in the Middle East generally.

CARNEY:  Which president was he talking about?

[laughter]

Zing.

[Red Arrow]

I found it kinda funny, this exchange between Jonathan Karl of ABC and Jay Carney, during what amounts to be Carney's last official press briefing as press secretary:
KARL:  I wonder if you've had the chance to see this op-ed piece that former vice president Dick Cheney has written in the Wall Street Journal that has a rather critical tone to it toward the White House.  He says, "rarely has a U.S. president been so wrong about so much at the expense of so many," talking about the situation in Iraq and in the Middle East generally.
CARNEY:  Which president was he talking about?
Zing.

So even Carney isn't sure it's not Obama. Wow.

[Hoss]

So even Carney isn't sure it's not Obama. Wow.

Let's see.  4400 deaths...Iraqi War 2.  Almost 3000 on 9/11.  Who was on watch for the genesis of both of those?

[Red Arrow]

Let's see.  4400 deaths...Iraqi War 2.  Almost 3000 on 9/11.  Who was on watch for the genesis of both of those?

As the Obama Administration has so adeptly shown us, everything bad is "your" predecessor's fault. Therefore, 9/11 (2001) and the reasons for the Iraq War 2 are clearly Bill Clinton's fault.

[Hoss]

As the Obama Administration has so adeptly shown us, everything bad is "your" predecessor's fault. Therefore, 9/11 (2001) and the reasons for the Iraq War 2 are clearly Bill Clinton's fault.

Nice try.

In this case, it was his predecessor's (Bush/Cheney) fault.  But whatever floats your bat man.

[Conan71]

Nice try.

In this case, it was his predecessor's (Bush/Cheney) fault.  But whatever floats your bat man.

Wait, so Bush so foobarred relations with the Middle East that the acts of 9/11 fall squarely on his shoulders?

Considering the length of the Iraq and Afghani conflicts, Bush should get credit for the fewest soldiers killed for such a duration, compared to WWI, WWII, Korea, and Viet Nam.  No, wait, that credit would have to go to Obama.  I get it.

[RecycleMichael]

Considering the length of the Iraq and Afghani conflicts, Bush should get credit for the fewest soldiers killed for such a duration, compared to WWI, WWII, Korea, and Viet Nam. 

That is your way to evaluate all wars?

Obama is winning then.

http://www.icasualties.org/