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President Obama has a sense of humor!

Posted: Oct 18, 2013

It's one of the things I like best about him!!

I am ****** and I approved this message.

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Good to know - anon

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Maybe his minions here will be inspired to follow his example.

What do you call a basement full of liberals?

A whine cellar!

umm... the liberals aren't the ones whining. Think you inserted the wrong - party there!! ;-)

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But I don't blame Republicans for whining. They have good reason to be in the basement... literally.

ummm yeah they are - sm

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you called him Bozo, waa waa waaaaa

someone wrote dims....waaaa waaaa

Moderator, please take that off.....waaa waaaa....

etc, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc

I have no idea what you are talking about. I saw nothing in - the news about this nm

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Because of COURSE your side never whines to the - censor

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Personally one can call the president any third-grade name they choose - that's on the name-caller. I don't have to take it personally and I don't.

The ONLY time I'll report a post on ANY page is for a threat veiled or otherwise...

I dont let anonymous posts faze me - to me it's like in real life: MY OPINION of myself, the president, etc., matters more than those who would attempt to insult/shame it.

Arrogance - omg

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The president has been the third-grade name caller from the beginning. He called anyone who didn't agree with him 'the enemy". He is arrogant, he constantly blames the republicans for everything and his views are so liberal that they border on communist. It is fascinating how so many people can't see through him and his minions.

Did he now? Any direct quotes to support - that lie?

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Hon, he doesn't have to blame the republicans. Even the republicans blame the republicans....not to mention the general public.

What is more fascinating is trying to equate liberalism - with communism

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It cracks me up every time.

you can let it go now; our posts have been wiped off the board - just like you wanted

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OH! I'm sorry. You were talking about message board dramatics, not real - politics, Silly me! nm

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Senator Mitch McConnell too! This morning he - told the National Review

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"One of my favorite sayings is an old Kentucky saying, "There's no education in the second kick of a mule." That's after stating they would not be repeating this shutdown disaster. (That's after Tea Party House reps promised to do just that.)

When asked when he knew the standoff was finally ending, Senate Minority Leader McConnell said, "I can tell you when I knew that we'd end up here - July."

And, as Rush Limbaugh jokes cheerily: "I was trying to think if ever in my life, I could remember any major political party being so irrelevant. I have never seen it. I have never seen a major political party simply occupy placeholders, as the Republican party has been doing. There has not been any serious opposition...against what's happening in this country. The Republicans have done everything they can to try to make everyone like them and what they've ended up doing is creating one of the greatest political disasters I've ever seen in my lifetime...I was pondering if I could ever remember...a time when a political party just made a decision not to exist, for all intents and purposes." (He was just joking, right?)

He also has a very thin skin and is always verbally abusing - those who don't agree with him. (sm)

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That's just one of the many things I can't stand about him.

if you report him, maybe those remarks will be deleted - ; )

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or, as your side of the aisle might way: waaawaaawaaa.

what does this refer to, please - sm

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gosh, I hope this doesn't get me deleted!

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